Transgenderism is one of the most dangerous extremist movements in USA, but Islamofascism is still a serious issue too
Tucker Carlson's made a point about the transsexual movement and where it's going in the USA:
That aside, it's very troubling that, for all the efforts Ron deSantis makes to put a stop to abuse by LGBT ideologues in Florida, he's not making any effort to stop Islamofascism from reigning in the sunshine state. What will it take for deSantis and his staff to confront an equally dangerous problem?
Friday, FNC host Tucker Carlson reacted to an attack on former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines, who spoke out against transgender females competing in female collegiate athletics at San Francisco State University a night earlier.While concerns about the transsexual movement are entirely valid, all concerned should consider that even as we speak, Islam is still a very serious problem, as the following news from Florida makes clear:
Carlson proclaimed that the left, specifically the Biden administration, promoted the transgenderism movement with what he described as “religious extremists.”
Tampa Bay, Florida has long been a hotbed of radical Muslim activity, and Ramadan is a big draw for the resident extremists and their organizations. On March 31st, a Ramadan iftar (evening break-the-fast meal), held at Tampa’s Petra Middle Eastern Restaurant, brought together some of the city’s most extreme elements, including former and current leaders from the Hamas-linked CAIR and worse. A city council member also participated. The public display of comradery by terror-related Islamists and local officials is both ominous and indicative of the influence Muslim fanatics have in Tampa, and the dangers posed by this must not be ignored. [...]This is certainly disturbing too, and if sexual misconduct could occur at various left-wing organizations around the USA, it shouldn't be surprising it could occur at an Islamic movement too, no matter how a woman there dresses.
The CAIR figures attending last month’s iftar dinner, titled ‘Tampa Muslims and Friends Iftar,’ are related to CAIR’s Florida chapter. When it comes to terrorism, CAIR-Florida very much emulates its parent organization. A prime example of this was CAIR-Florida’s sponsorship of a pro-Hamas rally that took place in downtown Miami, in July 2014. Rally goers repeatedly chanted “We are Hamas,” “Let’s go Hamas,” and “Hamas kicked your ass.”
The iftar attendees included: former CAIR-Florida Executive Director Hassan Shibly; current CAIR-Florida Executive Director Abdullah Jaber; former CAIR-Florida Communications Director and founder of the CAIR-Florida headquarters in Tampa, Ahmed Bedier; and current CAIR-Florida Policy Manager Hiba Rahim. [...]
Ahmed Bedier’s tenure with CAIR coincided with the trial of Sami al-Arian, a USF professor who created a Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) network within the Tampa area. Bedier was al-Arian’s unofficial spokesman in the media. In December 2005, during a TV interview, when asked if he believed al-Arian’s involvement with PIJ was immoral, Bedier infamously stated, “To a certain degree. Now, before 1995, there was nothing immoral about it.” Bedier’s younger brother Amir, who was a big fan of Osama bin Laden, was shot and killed by Egyptian police. Before his death, Bedier labeled him a “hero.” Bedier, like Shibly, has been accused of sexual harassment.
That aside, it's very troubling that, for all the efforts Ron deSantis makes to put a stop to abuse by LGBT ideologues in Florida, he's not making any effort to stop Islamofascism from reigning in the sunshine state. What will it take for deSantis and his staff to confront an equally dangerous problem?
Labels: anti-americanism, CAIR corruption, dhimmitude, islam, jihad, lgbt cultism, misogyny, Moonbattery, political corruption, sexual violence, terrorism, United States
