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Center says ‘No’ to ‘Shariah Beachhead’ at Ground Zero

Center for Security Policy | Jul 22, 2010

The Center for Security Policy today unveiled a powerful 1-minute video opposing the construction of a 13-story, $100 million mega-mosque near the hallowed ground of the World Trade Center.  The Twin Towers were destroyed on 9/11 by adherents to the barbaric, supremacist and totalitarian program authoritative Islam calls "Shariah."  And the imam who is promoting this mosque has publicly declared that he seeks to "bring Shariah to America."

 

As the ad makes clear, Shariah's followers have long built mosques on the most sacred sites of those they have conquered - for example, on Jerusalem's Temple Mount, at Constantinople/Istanbul's St. Sophia Basilica and in Cordoba, Spain, the capital of the occupying Moors' Muslim kingdom.

A growing chorus of New Yorkers and other Americans - including, notably, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich- have expressed outrage at the prospect of a similar, permanent beachhead for Shariah being use to defile Ground Zero, and symbolize America's defeat at the hands of her enemies.  We say, "No Mosque at Ground Zero."

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