Bobby

🚨 ALERT, TEXAS 🚨 The Islamization of Texas Rages On... Your Political Leaders Kneel Before a Foreign Imam Nothing says “Texas pride” like handing the keys of your cities to an unelected religious ruler. This week, Mawlana Hazar Imam, the 50th Imam of the Shia Imami Ismaili Muslims, arrived in Houston to a red-carpet welcome worthy of a head of state. He was personally greeted by: 🔻 Sugar Land Mayor Carol McCutcheon 🔻 Mayor Pro Tem Rick Miller 🔻 Ismaili Council President Al-Karim Alidina And presented with two Keys to the City: 🗝️ One from Sugar Land 🗝️ One from Houston’s new mayor, John Whitmire ⚠️ NOTICE, TEXAS ⚠️ Your leaders aren’t defending Texas from foreign influence — they’re celebrating it. The ceremony, wrapped in “interfaith celebration” rhetoric, featured a youth performance blending the U.S. National Anthem with the Nashid al-Imamah, a hymn praising the Imam - a symbolic fusion of American patriotism and Islamic devotion that should alarm anyone who still values church-state separation. This was no private religious affair. It was a state-sanctioned display of submission — political reverence disguised as diversity. That red-carpet spectacle wasn’t a one-off gesture. It was the unveiling of something far larger. 🚨 The Monument to Submission: The Ismaili Center Houston Behind the pageantry stands a massive project — the new Ismaili Center Houston, built to anchor a lasting ideological presence in the heart of Texas. 150,000 square feet of Islamic infrastructure A five-story central atrium opening to shaded verandas (eivans) An exterior of sand-colored marble etched with Islamic tessellations Prayer hall, educational spaces, social hall, black-box theater, café, exhibition galleries, and meeting rooms A two-level underground garage for large gatherings Eleven acres of landscaped grounds with nine gardens by designer Thomas Woltz, showcasing ecosystems from desert to coast Developers describe it as “a space for dialogue between Houston’s religious communities.” Yet its scale tells another story — a cultural fortress, not merely a house of worship. This is an architectural declaration of dominion, a marble monument to Islam’s expanding political and cultural footprint in America’s most defiant state. 🚨 A Warning Ignored I first saw plans for this project three years ago, quietly circulating through local networks. Few grasped what it would become — a government-endorsed monument to submission. Now Texans are watching their land, culture, and independence traded away — replaced by imported ideology. 🔻 Texans Speak Out Messages are pouring in from outraged citizens who watched as streets were barricaded, traffic rerouted, and police deployed to give the Imam a royal welcome. Crowds lined the roads waving flags and chanting praise while elected officials smiled for the cameras. 🔻 The Transformation of Texas This wasn’t a religious visit — it was a public pledge of political allegiance. A once-independent Texas is being reshaped piece by piece into something unrecognizable. While Texans fight to preserve their sovereignty, their leaders roll out red carpets for foreign rulers. Texas was built by pioneers who refused to bow. Today, their descendants watch as politicians kneel.