I'm Thank you. Welcome to Don't Invive the Kool-Aid.

This is your host, Pastor David Whitney.

I serve as the senior instructor at Institute on the Constitution.

And we are talking this morning about the question,

is it possible for there to be a compatibility

between a belief system called Mohammedanism

and our constitutional republic?

Many people are under the impression that, oh, yeah, it's fine.

They believe what they believe. I believe what I believe. And, you know, we can all live together in this constitutional republic. And by the way, we've got to make that point. This is a republic,

not a democracy. We can go into more details on that.

But this morning with me is my great friend Dick Manassari, who has great deal of

expertise personally in his experiences in Michigan, and we're going to talk about some

of that, but personal experience as to what happens when Mohammedans take over a city.

And there are cities around the United States, particularly there in Michigan, where the whole city council, the mayor of the city, the police chief, and almost everyone on the police force are all devoted Mohammedans and applying Sharia law to the streets of the particular city that they now dominate.

This is a very concerning thing that's happening in our Constitutional Republic, and we're going to

answer the question, why should anyone be concerned when Mohammedanism is allowed to prevail.

And by the way, I'm using that term Muhammadism because that's what our founders referred to.

I don't even want to call it a religion.

I don't want to give it that moniker because I don't think it is.

But instead, our founders called it Muhammadism.

They did not call it Islam.

That's the term the believers

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