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| Mutt & Jeff |
CAIR is pissed off when a duly elected city council members rejected the plans on a mosque because it violated the communities zoning regulations. I must obey the building codes which are in place. If I want to build anything, I must adhere to these regulations, if not I will not be allowed to build, period. But, the Muslims do not want to go by the rules, they want to be special and not go by the rules.
St. Anthony's rejection of a proposed Islamic center marks the first time in seven years that a new Muslim house of worship has been blocked by a local government in Minnesota.
City leaders said the decision was solely a land-use issue, but Muslim leaders expressed fears that Minnesota may be joining the ranks of other states where proposed mosques and Islamic centers have been blocked by government amid anti-Islamic rhetoric and intense community resistance.
"This is the first one [in Minnesota] where we're seeing so much anti-Muslim hate involved," said Lori Saroya, president of the Minnesota chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Source
The
Hamas-linked Islamic supremacist hate group known as the Council on
American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is bent on forcing St. Anthony City
Council to accept this mosque, even though it violates zoning laws. And
they're asking the DoJ to investigate the "hate" that supposedly got it
rejected, in yet another attempt to strong arm the American people into
being passive and submissive in the face of Islamic supremacism.An update on this story. "Minn. City Rejects Islamic Center — and Now CAIR Wants the DOJ to Investigate," from The Blaze, June 14 (thanks to all who sent this in):
The Minnesota chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is calling on the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate a possible “anti-Muslim” hate crime after St. Anthony City Council almost unanimously rejected plans for a new Islamic center due to zoning concerns.On Tuesday, St. Anthony City Council voted 4-1 against providing a conditional use permit for the “Abu-Huraira Islamic Center” after tabling the item for months, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. It is reportedly the first time in seven years that an Islamic place of worship has been blocked by local government in Minnesota.
“This is the first one [in Minnesota] where we’re seeing so much anti-Muslim hate involved,” said Lori Saroya, president of the Minnesota chapter of CAIR.
The imam of the Islamic center, Sheik Ahmed Burale, said his congregation, which consists of roughly 200 people, still wants the St. Anthony location and may take the council to court over its decision, according to the Star Tribune.
There were reportedly “several residents” who criticized Islam and at least one called the religion “evil” and one that condones violence.
