"Quran influenced America's founding fathers".
Keith Ellison (D) Congressman from Minnesota and
President Barack Obama who said:
"We will convey our deep appreciation for the Islamic faith, which has done so much over so many centuries to shape the world for the better, including my own country".
Comment by Boris Tiraspolsky:
I always thought that the most important influence on the American Founding Fathers was from Enlightenment philosophy, including the concepts of natural law, self-determination, and Deism. Other influences included the writings by John Locke, Algernon Sydney, Thomas Paine, Baron de Montesquieu. I also thought that the United States Constitution was partly based on common law stretching back to the Magna Cartta of 1215.
I was fundamentally wrong! Here is the fascinating revelation by Keith Ellison, the first Muslim Congressman from Minnesota: "Quran influenced America's founding fathers".
Now no one should be surprised, if Congressman Ellison considers Boston Tea Party to be a declaration of jihad. Therefore, inspired by the Founding Fathers, who most certainly declared juhad to the "infidel" British Crown and personally King George III, who never was influenced by Quran, congressman Ellison decided to continue great American tradition and declared jihad to the entire Nation by using the Holy Quran at his sworn in ceremony.
Congressman Ellison seems to be a very good Muslim, and he with no doubt knows: the Islamic Law is the Supreme Law of the Land for all Muslims. The Islamic Law explicitly declares that all nations must surrender to Islamic rule, if not its faith. I am not a Muslim, but I happened to know that any political activity for furthering the cause of Islam is called “jihad by hand“.
I may kindly make a joke about wrong influence on the Founding Fathers, but I know precisely that there is only one Supreme Law of the Land - the Constitution of the United States and not the Islamic Law of the Holly Quran. And no person in a World including Congressman-jihadist Keith Ellison can convince me that I am wrong!
