Radical Michigan Imam Calls for Muslims to Wage Jihad in US

Being in SE Michigan like he is, I guess I’ll be near the frontline if something goes down here.

I’ll keep you guys posted.

a reply to: quintessentone

"Us"?`

Dude you are the only one here arguing the way you do. Does "us" in this case mean you and the rest of the paid team?

originally posted by: ThatDamnDuckAgain
a reply to: quintessentone

"Us"?`

Dude you are the only one here arguing the way you do. Does "us" in this case mean you and the rest of the paid team?

Us as in us members here on this thread.

Do members get paid here? We should, we're worth it.

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: underpass61

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: FlyersFan

Supposedly his rhetoric just doesn't rise far enough in the dangerous extremist legal sense, so de-platforming him may be the only way to silence him.

But a parent voicing their concerns at a school board meeting raises flags at the FBI.

If it falls into the hate speech category then of course it will alert the FBI. What are the FBI's hate speech criteria?

It doesn't fall into the hate speech category, it's a direct terrorist threat.

a reply to: quintessentone

It's kind of funny how you speak from the position of the hive when the hive is clearly not of your opinion, though.

Do members get paid here?

Most of us should be, having to read nonsense like that of yours all the time.

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: underpass61

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: FlyersFan

Supposedly his rhetoric just doesn't rise far enough in the dangerous extremist legal sense, so de-platforming him may be the only way to silence him.

But a parent voicing their concerns at a school board meeting raises flags at the FBI.

If it falls into the hate speech category then of course it will alert the FBI. What are the FBI's hate speech criteria?

It doesn't fall into the hate speech category, it's a direct terrorist threat.

My response was directed to another member asking about parents free speech in parent/teacher/board meetings.

originally posted by: RazorV66
Being in SE Michigan like he is,....

Born in Dearborn Michigan.
From what I read, that place is a mess.
A stink'n cesspool of radical Islam.

originally posted by: ThatDamnDuckAgain
a reply to: quintessentone

It's kind of funny how you speak from the position of the hive when the hive is clearly not of your opinion, though.

Do members get paid here?

Most of us should be, having to read nonsense like that of yours all the time.

Why is it nonsense for the Muslim American community to de-platform and silence him?

It's me who should be paid and at the top of the pay scale for putting up with this nonsense.

I had been led to believe everyone knows this, but a comment on another forum led me to rethink it.

The "submission" referred to in Is la m may be the submission of one's spiritual defenses to M uh am mad's will that no one have any excellence in Is la m except through piety. As expressed in his last public speech.

I.e. forced spiritual sharing.

Even rock & rollers are considered elitist because they are particular about who their fans are.

When everyone bows down together they may be intending to bow their and every one else's spiritual barriers to the good of Is la m.

If any of this is true, and even if it's not, the best thing to do would seem to be to pray every day for the security of the Republic.

I obviously don't agree with that rhetoric.

Things have taken a sharp turn this last week. We have this yahoo who wants jihad and we have Trump dinner guest Nick Fuentes calling for the "annihilation and immediate death penalty" of non Christians and Jewish people the other day.

The world and extremists are crazy.

originally posted by: frogs453
I obviously don't agree with that rhetoric.

Things have taken a sharp turn this last week. We have this yahoo who wants jihad and we have Trump dinner guest Nick Fuentes calling for the "annihilation and immediate death penalty" of non Christians and Jewish people the other day.

The world and extremists are crazy.

Does that also fall within the constitutional free speech criteria?

a reply to: quintessentone

Evidently you enjoy it here, almost 10k posts in 1.5 years, so not sure why you complain at all.

originally posted by: ThatDamnDuckAgain
a reply to: quintessentone

Evidently you enjoy it here, almost 10k posts in 1.5 years, so not sure why you complain at all.

I have a busy brain and some members here actually offer great discussion/debate, while others have their own agendae. It is what it is.

I still think I should be paid top scale.

Lot's to complain about, but who is really listening? lol

originally posted by: FlyersFan
Wikipedia Entry for this guy

His criminal record -

In 2004, Jibril and his father were together tried in Detroit for a total of 42 criminal charges, of the crimes; conspiracy, bank fraud, wire fraud, money laundering, failure to file income tax returns and felon-in-possession of firearms and ammunition.[9] Jibril was convicted and sentenced for these crimes, to six and one half years in a high-security prison, and was subsequently imprisoned at Terre Haute Federal Correctional Complex, from where he was released sometime during 2012.[20] Jibril's Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator number was 31943–039.[9]

Just prior to his sentencing, the prosecution provided a memorandum to refute the Jibrils' claims which were aimed at lowering the punishment. In it, they documented how at one point the postman had realized that he was delivering mail addressed to more than 80 different aliases, and how investigators had discovered at his sister's house voter registration cards under alias known to be employed by Jibril. Jibril supported himself and his family members by "systematically destroying... rental properties for the insurance proceeds, and bullying and threatening tenants in the process."[19]

Some indication of how much influence he has in the world - (He DOES have a following)

A survey conducted by The International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation and Political Violence indicated that approximately 60% of 150 foreign fighters in the Syrian Civil War followed Jibril on their Twitter accounts. His Twitter account has more than 33,000 followers and his Facebook account had over 145,000 likes.[9][27][21]

Jibril was reported to be an influence for terrorists in the United States as early as fall 2014, in which there was a sharia-inspired beheading at an Oklahoma meatpacking plant,[12] and indictment on charges of attempted murder and trying to fund ISIS of Yemeni immigrant pizza-shop manager Mufid Elfgeeh.[28] Elfgeeh later earned 22 years in prison for his troubles, which included efforts to recruit jihadists on Twitter, WhatsApp and on 23 distinct Facebook accounts.[29]

Hmmmm upstanding dude and a pillar in society I see. I bet he’s fun at parties.

That beheading happened right down the street from where I lived at the time, was a shock to the community. This guy is a bad dude, if the FBI isn’t on this as of recent it would be a huge failure of our homeland security. Although, I have ZERO faith in Wray, Garland or Mayorkas. One would think he’d at the least be under 24/7 surveillance🤷‍♂️

originally posted by: frogs453
I obviously don't agree with that rhetoric.

Things have taken a sharp turn this last week. We have this yahoo who wants jihad and we have Trump dinner guest Nick Fuentes calling for the "annihilation and immediate death penalty" of non Christians and Jewish people the other day.

The world and extremists are crazy.

"Trump dinner guest"? That's really his highest claim to fame?

LOL you people

The dickhead should be arrested, deported and dropped off in Gaza. Preferably from a very great height. No parachute.

That's how to deplatform him.

a reply to: quintessentone

I still think I should be paid top scale.

Ya know there’s a separate forum for post like this.

jokes, puns, & pranks

originally posted by: KrustyKrab
a reply to: quintessentone

I still think I should be paid top scale.

Ya know there’s a separate forum for post like this.

jokes, puns, & pranks

Ditto.

at the moment its free speech, but considering what was done to traditional Catholics, at a minimum he should be under investigation.

the moment anyone does anything he should be picked up, I doubt they are even looking at him though.

a reply to: quintessentone

These two are both spewing hatred and calls for death with no real consequence. So I guess so.