The growth of Islam in the United States looks much like an invasion with the Muslim population numbering more than three million. Mosques in the United States number more than two thousand and growing rapidly. In Islamic Violence in America's Streets, author Ronald K. Pierce offers a clear and balanced discussion that explores the many aspects of Islam as it has and will The growth of Islam in the United States looks much like an invasion with the Muslim population numbering more than three million. Mosques in the United States number more than two thousand and growing rapidly. In Islamic Violence in America's Streets, author Ronald K. Pierce offers a clear and balanced discussion that explores the many aspects of Islam as it has and will affect the American experience. Islamic Violence in America's Streets describes the significant dangers America faces from this ideology/religion that seeks to dominate America. It: Reviews what Islam is, how it operates, and why it has been successful in attracting followers Looks at the impact the movement has had and is having on the Middle East, South Asia, and Europe Discusses Sharia law, which is a vital underpinning to Islamic success, and why it is so critical it not be introduced into the United States Shares stories of those who have left the religion (in many cases in the face of great danger) and why Examines the threat to America and what actions can be taken to reduce or eliminate that threat Pierce shows why the threat to the United States is urgent. He calls on citizens and Congress to understand it and take action to defuse it.
Islamic Violence in America's Streets
The growth of Islam in the United States looks much like an invasion with the Muslim population numbering more than three million. Mosques in the United States number more than two thousand and growing rapidly. In Islamic Violence in America's Streets, author Ronald K. Pierce offers a clear and balanced discussion that explores the many aspects of Islam as it has and will The growth of Islam in the United States looks much like an invasion with the Muslim population numbering more than three million. Mosques in the United States number more than two thousand and growing rapidly. In Islamic Violence in America's Streets, author Ronald K. Pierce offers a clear and balanced discussion that explores the many aspects of Islam as it has and will affect the American experience. Islamic Violence in America's Streets describes the significant dangers America faces from this ideology/religion that seeks to dominate America. It: Reviews what Islam is, how it operates, and why it has been successful in attracting followers Looks at the impact the movement has had and is having on the Middle East, South Asia, and Europe Discusses Sharia law, which is a vital underpinning to Islamic success, and why it is so critical it not be introduced into the United States Shares stories of those who have left the religion (in many cases in the face of great danger) and why Examines the threat to America and what actions can be taken to reduce or eliminate that threat Pierce shows why the threat to the United States is urgent. He calls on citizens and Congress to understand it and take action to defuse it.
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Z –
Make that zero stars. Do not waste your time on this read. The small amount of information gathered stretches through the entire novel to make the point of attempts at convincing that Islam is 'so very destructive'. Make that zero stars. Do not waste your time on this read. The small amount of information gathered stretches through the entire novel to make the point of attempts at convincing that Islam is 'so very destructive'.
Brian –
Total crap of a book. Don't waste your time on a book that seems to glorify the way Islamic asshats are killing people for fun and stupidity. Total crap of a book. Don't waste your time on a book that seems to glorify the way Islamic asshats are killing people for fun and stupidity.
SALLY WHITE –
Thank you Goodreads for sending me this book. This was a thought provoking read, with many reasons put forward to argue that there is now a real threat to the USA. There has been a good deal of research undertake and some logical conclusions made. However the book makes little attempt to ask the question why recent events have brought an increase in the threat. It does not examine western involvement in the bombing of predominantly Muslim counties such as Iraq and Syria, or the current disillus Thank you Goodreads for sending me this book. This was a thought provoking read, with many reasons put forward to argue that there is now a real threat to the USA. There has been a good deal of research undertake and some logical conclusions made. However the book makes little attempt to ask the question why recent events have brought an increase in the threat. It does not examine western involvement in the bombing of predominantly Muslim counties such as Iraq and Syria, or the current disillusionment among 2nd or 3rd generation young Muslim men and women who have been raised in non-Muslim counties. An interesting read nevertheless.
Rhonda Barkhouse –
This is a Goodreads First Reads win. This book gives a clear understanding of Islam and the controversy surrounding it. In light of recent events this is a must read. Definitely not for the politically correct.
Susan –
I really enjoyed this book. It makes you stop and think. So much going on in this world. I won this book from Goodreads.
Christi Johnson –
Very interesting and good read.
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