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America’s airports are rolling out the red carpet for Sharia, and your tax dollars are footing the bill, as usual. While Islamic nations kill gays and throw Christians and Jews in jail for daring to pray in public, the U.S. is quietly building mosque-like prayer rooms in major airports, complete with all the trimmings of Islamic worship.
This isn’t tolerance, it’s a one-way street to ideological surrender, and it’s happening right under our noses in a red state no less.
Back in 2016, Orlando International Airport dropped over $250,000 of taxpayer cash to build gender-segregated Islamic prayer rooms in Terminal B. We’re talking wudu stations for ritual washing, shoe racks, luggage holders, and signs pointing to Mecca like it’s a spiritual GPS. Airport brass called it "traveler comfort" for the growing number of Muslim visitors. Comfort, sure, but don’t hold your breath for a Christian chapel or Jewish synagogue with the same level of TLC.
Contrast that with the Islamic world.
Back in 2016, Orlando International Airport dropped over $250,000 of taxpayer cash to build gender-segregated Islamic prayer rooms in Terminal B. We’re talking wudu stations for ritual washing, shoe racks, luggage holders, and signs pointing to Mecca like it’s a spiritual GPS. Airport brass called it "traveler comfort" for the growing number of Muslim visitors. Comfort, sure, but don’t hold your breath for a Christian chapel or Jewish synagogue with the same level of TLC.
Contrast that with the Islamic world.
In Saudi Arabia, you can’t even whisper a Bible verse in public without risking a prison cell or a lash. Pakistan’s blasphemy laws are so draconian that two Christians got hauled off in 2021 just for reading scripture in a park. And in Iran, if you convert from Islam, and you’re looking at harassment or a one-way ticket to a jail cell. Try praying as a Jew or Christian in Riyadh or Tehran, you’ll be lucky to walk away on both legs and your head where it belongs.
Yet here in the U.S., funded by taxpayers of every faith (and none), we’re building Islamic prayer complexes that scream exclusivity. No reciprocal love for other religions, no shared interfaith spaces, just Sharia-compliant setups that cater to one group while others get nothing. The hypocrisy is so thick you could cut it with a sword. Islamic nations enforce their religious supremacy with an iron grip, while we bankroll their norms in the name of "diversity" because we like to think of ourselves as goody-goodies.
Orlando was just the start. Fast forward to 2024, and Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport rolled out its own Sharia-compliant complex, complete with gender-segregated rooms and ritual washing stations. [Woo-hoo for wudu.] Who’s cheering? CAIR-Houston, the same group tied to Hamas in the DOJ’s biggest terrorism-financing trial ever.
While interfaith chapels have been a staple in U.S. airports for years, these new facilities are Islamic-only in design and purpose. Public funds are building religious infrastructure that’s neither offered to other faiths nor reciprocated by Islamic countries. Critics aren’t wrong to call this what it is: not tolerance, but a slow slide into appeasement. And, as Winston Churchill said about appeasement: "An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last."
Yet here in the U.S., funded by taxpayers of every faith (and none), we’re building Islamic prayer complexes that scream exclusivity. No reciprocal love for other religions, no shared interfaith spaces, just Sharia-compliant setups that cater to one group while others get nothing. The hypocrisy is so thick you could cut it with a sword. Islamic nations enforce their religious supremacy with an iron grip, while we bankroll their norms in the name of "diversity" because we like to think of ourselves as goody-goodies.
Orlando was just the start. Fast forward to 2024, and Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport rolled out its own Sharia-compliant complex, complete with gender-segregated rooms and ritual washing stations. [Woo-hoo for wudu.] Who’s cheering? CAIR-Houston, the same group tied to Hamas in the DOJ’s biggest terrorism-financing trial ever.
While interfaith chapels have been a staple in U.S. airports for years, these new facilities are Islamic-only in design and purpose. Public funds are building religious infrastructure that’s neither offered to other faiths nor reciprocated by Islamic countries. Critics aren’t wrong to call this what it is: not tolerance, but a slow slide into appeasement. And, as Winston Churchill said about appeasement: "An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last."
America’s funding what Islamic nations ban outright, and most folks are just waking up to the double standard. How long before we stop pretending this is about "inclusion" and start asking why we’re bending over backward for a system that offers zero in return?
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