ISLAMIZATION OF AMERICA: Muslim Mayor Says He’s Not Sorry He Told Christian Minister He’s Not Welcome in His City

Last week, the Muslim mayor of Dearborn told a Christian constiuent that he was  ‘not welcome’  in the city because he disagreed with a decision to honor a Hezbollah jihad advocate. The outburst sparked outrage, and everybody expected that the mayor would apologize for his intemperate outburst.

Well, everybody was wrong.

Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud to a resident: “You do not belong in this city, Islamophobe! Get out!”

The resident opposed naming a street, in Dearborn, after pro-jihad Osama Siblani pic.twitter.com/hGTuTD4FFI

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The Islamic Takeover of America is underway

– Mayor of Hamtramck, Michigan, Muslim
– Mayor of Dearborn, Michigan, Muslim
– Mayor of Richardson, Texas, Muslim
– Vice President of the Minneapolis City Council, Muslim
– US House Representative Ilhan Omar, Muslim
– US House… pic.twitter.com/mngYZeuRRE

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New York Post: At Dearborn, Michigan’s first city council meeting since his clash with a local Christian minister went viral after a heated exchange over a controversial honorary street sign naming, Mayor Abdullah Hammoud declined to apologize for his saying the minister was “not welcome here” and that he would “launch a parade” when he left town. Ted Barham, the same Christian minister, opened his remarks at Tuesday’s meeting by repeating the words that went viral at the previous one on Sept. 9. “The mayor, in a way, cursed me, as was seen around the world. And I would like to repeat what I said that day to you, Mr. Mayor: ‘God bless you,’” Barham said. The mayor had a response, which was basically to double down on his message: When Hammoud spoke later in the evening at the meeting, he did not answer the many calls for an apology or the demand for a specific denunciation. Instead, he said, Dearborn “represents the best of America” where “people of all backgrounds, of all faiths, and of all beliefs can live peacefully and respectfully as neighbors.” “For decades, people have been intent on dividing and disparaging our city,” Hammoud said. “Dearborn has never fallen for these divisive attempts. Back then and still now, Dearborn residents from every corner of this city have come together to shun hatred and to root it out of the place that we’re all proud to call home.” (New York Post)

Daybreak assumes that “rooting it out of the place” means that dissenters to celebrations of terrorists are welcome to leave.