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Dread the Dreaded "No-Go" Zones of Minneapolis and Dearborn!

Quoth Tony Perkins, President of the Family Research Council:

_'In France, Perkins said, “they have like 700 no-go zones where authorities have allowed Sharia law to be imposed. There are some areas in this country that in effect that has occurred. Dearborn, Michigan, is one of the places, there are some places in Minneapolis, I don’t think it’s as clear cut as what we’ve seen in Europe, it’s been more by the effect that that’s occurred.”'

What "effect" is it that has "occurred," Tony? What does "no-go" mean to you? How is "Sharia" being "imposed"? In what specific "places" is this happening? Have you, like "Le Petit Journal," sent crews in to film the Sharia horror of those "places" in Dearborn and Minneapolis? How less "clear cut" is it than the nonsensical "no-go" zones of Britain and France?

Or are you just blowing smoke?




Tony Perkins: Dearborn And Neighborhoods In Minneapolis Are Muslim No-Go Zones
While Fox News has apologized for its discredited and widely mocked reports about European “no-go zones” that are run according to Sharia law, Family Research Council President To

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9 thoughts on “Dread the Dreaded "No-Go" Zones of Minneapolis and Dearborn!”

  1. Speaking as somebody who not only grew up in Dearborn, and went to a 50% Lebanese high school, but who is working there now, I can tell you that there are some MAJOR considerations here:

    1. There are a plethora of Lebanese restaurants, some of which are quite tasty.
    2. There is an amazing arab museum on Michigan Avenue, and some great festivals
    3. There is a (beautiful) mosque next to the other three churches in the middle of town.
    4. My high school, which still makes the playoffs most years, agreed to VERY early practices to help the players who were observing Ramadan. (See documentary Fordson: Faith, Football and Fasting )

    So…yeah…oppression and stuff 🙂

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