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Florida Gun Supply has a discussion with the largest Muslim lobby group in America; CAIR.
later Florida Gun Supply learns that CAIR is a Muslim Brotherhood front group and is on UAE's terrorist organization list. Declines CAIR's offer to meet and play the deception game they are so good at.
It is the inclusion of two very specific groups, however, that made the list a hot topic on a number of right wing U.S. news sites. Two American groups that represent Muslims — the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the Muslim American Society — had been designated terrorist groups by the Gulf state.
Neither CAIR nor the Muslim American Society are designated terror groups by the U.S. government, which is a major ally and trading partner of the U.A.E., and their inclusion on the list surprised many analysts — especially when more established groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah in Lebanon were left off. CAIR put out a statement that said they were seeking clarification on their "shocking and bizarre" inclusion on the list, while the Muslim American Society said that they had had "no dealings with the United Arab Emirates" and were "perplexed by this news."
The UAE has an issue with these groups because they are part of a wider network, some with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, that are challenging the ruling monarchies in the Middle East. They also designated groups in Norway and several other countries that have spurious at best ties to the UAE. I'd follow the US list...
It turns out that there's another so-called 'Muslim free' place of business, this one in Oklahoma. And here's what happened there yesterday:
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A Checotah man shot himself in the wrist while "defending" a survival gear store and shooting range in Oktaha, said Muskogee County Sheriff Charles Pearson.
Terrence Veninga, 57, was volunteering Tuesday morning as an armed guard with several other self-described patriots at the Save Yourself Survival and Tactical Gear store and gun range, a self-professed Muslim-free store.
His gun, an old Colt .45 revolver, fell from its bucket holster and discharged. The bullet hit him in the wrist, Pearson said. Veninga was guarding the store because of alleged threats against it, Pearson said.
Of course, the odds that one of these 'guards' was going to accidentally shoot someone was always vastly greater than the odds that one of them were ever going to defend the store against an imaginary threat to it. What a bunch of pathetic posers.
You people calling this guy an idiot are the idiots. This guy just got free publicity with this stunt. He knows his target customers and will receive increased business because of this statement. He can say he won't sell to muslims all he wants, perfectly legal until muslims show up to buy, pass a background check, and he refuses to sell to them based upon their religion and then it becomes a possible illegal act. Until this happens, he can say whatever he wants and he'll get increased business from his target customers.
And don't forget the online source - gofundme
Owner can make up a story that will appeal who can't travel to buy from him and will donate him. He's going to be rich soon.
lets see how many religious liberty and second amendment advocates come to condemn this. My guess is very few. I am all for this. I believe companies should be allowed to discriminate against whoever they want. They should just be required to post that discriminatory practice next to the door.
Sort of the way concealed carry owners are descriminated?
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