HOUSE REPUBLICANS lead “Sharia-free America” caucus to stop the Islamization of Texas and other states

North Texas is being infiltrated with Muslims who have built 20 mosques there in just the last two years. Congressman Keith Self draws a direct connection between a growing Muslim population in his home state to a gradual infiltration of Islamic control.

Around the mosques are communities that say “You may buy if you’re the right kind of person (Muslim), and you may sell to the right kind of person (Muslim).”

The crucial issue is to stop the spread of Islamic Sharia law that influences each aspect of a Muslim’s life, from spiritual practices like prayer and fasting to daily activities such as business transactions.   “Now, is the time to educate our colleagues in Congress, our citizens, to the dangers of a totally separate and disparate civilization,” Self said. (Examples of which can be seen all over the UK and EU)

Self points to the Trump administration’s recent move to designate three branches of the Muslim Brotherhood, including CAIR (Council on American Islamic Relations) as terrorist organizations.”The Muslim Brotherhood is the foundation for exporting Sharia to the United States and to Europe. On the March primary ballot, Texas voters will see Proposition 10, which calls for the prohibition of Sharia Law in the state. 

Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) spoke critically of a lawsuit by the Council on American-Islamic Relations against Texas over the state’s decision to designate CAIR a terrorist organization.

ALSO SEE: Massive Islamic Complex Near Austin Plans Permanent Transfer To National Islamic Trust Named In Hamas Financing Case – A sprawling Islamic complex is planning to open in the Austin suburb of Leander – before being transferred to a national Islamic trust that was identified in federal terrorism prosecutions tied to Hamas financing. Renaissance Academy, an Islamic school aiming to teach graduates to “fully live the values of Islam” and “play a leading role in American society,” is planning a new 19-acre campus in rural Leander, according to its website. It has already raised $3.3 million and closed on the property. School officials plan to donate the campus through a “waqf,” an irrevocable religious endowment, to a national Islamic trust such as the North American Islamic Trust (NAIT).