In the Dallas Morning News story below, the anger of the voters in McKinney is likened to “a flood of hatred” Hindus have received in Frisco, Texas. The establishment media would have you believe that this is all about “racism” and “bigotry.” In Frisco, it may be, as the Hindu religion has no political, supremacist, expansionist or violent aspects. Islam does. The media, however, will never, ever, tell you that, and will excoriate as “Islamophobic” anyone who does so.
“McKinney voters move to recall mayor, council members following approval of mosque,” by Sarah Bahari, Dallas Morning News, August 14, 2026:
Organizers cited a “loss of public confidence” in the ability of the elected officials to represent the city’s residents in filings submitted this week to the city.
The recall effort seeks to remove from office Mayor Bill Cox and council members Justin Beller, Geré Feltus and Ernest Lynch….
The latest recall effort comes as city council meetings across North Texas — typically known for examining budgets and mundane zoning cases — have erupted in recent months into crowded, angry spectacles fanned by social media. Many of the meetings have become proxy wars for cultural and social issues.
In Frisco, Hindu residents have faced a flood of hatred online and at city council meetings, where speakers have excoriated the construction of new temples and H-1B visas for foreign-born workers.
Last week, McKinney became the latest city to navigate an explosion of vitriol.
For more than four hours, dozens spoke to the council to oppose a site plan for McKinney Islamic Association’s new sanctuary, gym and classroom building. The association has met at its current mosque on Eldorado Parkway for more than a decade.
U.S. Rep. Keith Self, R-McKinney, urged the council to reject the site plan to “stop the spread” of Shariah in Texas. Shariah is the moral and religious code in Islam that guides the personal religious practices of Muslims.
“The freedom to choose our faith or not does not exist in political Islam,” Self told council members. “This is your time to choose to honor your oath that starts with the U.S. Constitution.”…
maria v says
This is ‘Totally Unconstitutional’ since in America we have ‘SEPARATION OF CHURCH & STATE !!!’
How can Islam become the Religion of America IF the CHRISTIAN Religion cannot..??? WE NEED TO FIGHT THIS ON THE TAKEOVER OF ISLAM IN OUR COUNTRY. WHERE IS THE ANGER??? WHEN ARE THE US CITIZENS GOING TO RISE UP ???
Major Tom says
There is no separation of church and state in the Constitution………The actual words are “Congress shall make no law……..” America’s first introduction to Islam was when the Continental Navy and the Continental Marines paid a visit to the Barbary Coast…..
……”….from the Halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli…….”
We must outlaw Islam before Islam outlaws us!
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Karl Popper’s law needs to be factored in when recognizing religions
Dave says
Those people who want to call others racist for opposing Islam or the construction of a mosque are just stupid.
I’ve been saying for years that we need to get our collective heads out of the sand and wake up when it comes to Islam.
Some call it a religion, but it is really a cult masquerading as a religion. Historically, it has been advanced by conquest and forced compliance with ‘their’ rules. It is not peaceful, or benevolent, or anything else that is normally attributed to a religion or a faith in God. It is the opposite. Then, again, ‘Allah’ is not God. Well, ‘maybe a moon god’ that was worshipped in pagan Arabia for hundreds of years prior to ‘Big Mo’
declaring that Allah was the only true god.
Bear in mind that Islam cannot be reasoned with or bargained with. In fact, that cult tells its followers that no bargain or treaty with infidels is valid, can be broken at any time, and is to be used to gain the upper hand in any situation.
Watch the following. It is not very long.
https://youtube.com/shorts/V80OwTMcOlg?is=pMS4A6YSsXXF9DIG
Walter Sieruk says
The construction of so many new mosques in America ,as in McKinney Texas . is outstanding, in addition to the many other mosques that have been built across the United States. This is also a result of a large number of Muslim migrants who and entered into America.
All those mosques in the US does have a symbolic meaning. That meaning has been explained by a former Muslim who is now a Christian, Dr. Daniel Shayesteh, in his book ISLAM THE HOUSE I LEFT BEHIND for in page 99 it informs the reader “The mosque is vital for establishing Muslims as sovereign over non-Muslims in a non-Islamic society or country. Building a mosque in a non-Islamic society or country symbolizes Islam’s claim over that society or country, even with a non-Muslim majority.”
Walter Sieruk says
One fact about Islam that many Americans and other Westerners don’t know or understand is that with the history of Islam, even in this current year the mosque has not only been a place for Muslims to gather together to worship their god. It’s also military strategic center, as well as a weapon storage base.
Walter Sieruk says
One fact that many Americans and other Westerners don’t know or understand is that with the history of Islam, even in this current year the mosque has not only been a place for Muslims to gather together to worship their god. It’s also military strategic center, as well as a weapon storage base.
Rick Gordon says
Hindus share a problem with Jewish Americans – their religion is often misunderstood. However, both are ancient faiths from the Middle East and Asia that have no political agenda. I’m unfamiliar with any Hindu beliefs regarding politics and government but know that Jewish beliefs are rooted in the US Constitution and support our society’s values and culture.
Islam is clearly more than their religious practices. It controls daily life and demands that all other faiths be subservient to theirs. As I understand it, women are not equals to men, underage marriage is accepted, and violence is condoned – almost required – against others.
Regarding ‘separation’ of church and state. Our founders provide us with religious tolerance – allowing a variety of religious practices but prohibiting a ‘state’ religion.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Hindu socio-political beliefs are different from Western beliefs in this aspect. Whereas here, in the US, everybody has rights, in ancient Hindu socio-political literature, like Manu’s Smritis, nobody has rights per se, but everybody has duties at various levels – from family to society. Duties towards family, community, society, and so on. This model assumed a monarchy, so it put a king at the head of things, but the king had even greater duties than the citizens, and that accompanied all the extra privileges that they were given. In an ideal situation, everything should work swimmingly, and in a lot of cases in ancient India, it actually did! Even in the US case, the founding fathers did note that the system they designed would only work if the people in it were virtuous and moral, which is the same assumption in the Hindu monarchical model
Of course, there are no Hindu monarchies today, although in Nepal, there is a movement to try & restore a Hindu monarchy, since that was the only era when Nepal knew stability, But there are no Hindu movements, even in India, to try & make it a Hindu theocratic monarchy of the type I described above. Much less other countries, such as the US
Rick Gordon says
Thank you for the information. My wife and I went to a wedding in Delhi last year – for sure our only trip to India – huge population, dirty environment, much poverty along some riches. I left with the feeling that Moslems would become a bigger threat to the majority Hindu population over the next few years – and it won’t be pretty.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
My apologies for the all-italics
Note that India today is secular, and that there is no officially Hindu state, so the question of a Hindu political system is non-existent. I was addressing more the theoretical underpinnings of a political system based on Hindu theology, had it existed, and that is what it would have been
Yeah, India has a major air quality issue, which they have been trying to address by blending ethanol to gasoline, which has its own issues and is currently a major political issue
gravenimage says
Actually, Rick, the US constitution is rooted in Jewish and Christian values.
Hank says
+10
Agree. Its literally suicide to ditch the Judeo-Christian values the Constitution is based on. .
Wellington says
Islam has a few allies out there and the Western media is right up there at the top respecting such allies.
Modern journalism has largely become a parody of itself. Anyone who can stand it long enough to watch CNN and MS NOW or read The New York Times and Washington Post will have this confirmed quick like and repeatedly.
jimjames says
Sounds like moves to colonize and eventually take over. NFW!
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Good for McKinney voters
As for Frisco, H1B and Hindu temples are 2 completely unrelated issues. H1B visa holders usually don’t have the money to build temples, since a lot of it has to go into their Green Card process. It’s only after they get their Green Cards that they can focus on that
gravenimage says
Acrually, Infidel, there are at least three Hindu Temples in Frisco, Texas.
Pray Hard says
Sharia is the moral code? LMAO!
gravenimage says
Yes–just risible.
Winston 101 says
Sharia is Islamic Law.
Islamic Law has rulings, backed by the use of Force, over nonbelievers as well as believers.
The taking for itself the Use of Force, makes Sharia a form of Government, not a Religion.
Islam is a Government-Religion. A Government-Religion that, in its theology and practice, insists on the use of Force to Rule over Believers and NonBelievers alike.
Islam’s Sharia is in direct opposition to the U.S. Constitution. Since Sharia claims the use of Force against nonbelievers and believers, why is it allowed in to the United States? Why are we inviting in people whose”sacred texts” say to kill us and take over our country for the sake of Allah?
Are we to allow Muslims in who say they don’t believe what their “holy books” say?
Then why do they claim to be Muslim if they don’t believe what Muslim “holy books” say?
Islam is perfect and can’t be changed. So, on what do we base the promise, by these, so called, “nonMuslim” Muslims, not to use Force? Their word?
Then, when some Muslims act on what their “holy books” tell them to do, and apply Force to unbelievers, we are told they are “mentally ill”.
Keep people out whose “holy books” say they are to kill us unbelievers, and take over our country, in the cause of their prophet and their god.
Seems reasonable to me.
Hank says
“Keep people out whose “holy books” say they are to kill us unbelievers, and take over our country, in the cause of their prophet and their god.
Seems reasonable to me.”
It’s illegal to have basic common sense these days.
Sarprina81 says
Islam has no place in civilized countries ever.
gravenimage says
McKinney, Texas: Patriots move to recall mayor, council members following approval of mosque
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Good to hear–I wish them the best!