OPINION:
Sharia law is rising around the world, at the same time the Islamic faith is exploding around the world. And since sharia is incompatible with the Constitution, the question is: how can America keep the radical Islamic belief system at bay?
“Sharia law has really grown globally,” said Brad Brandon, CEO and founder of the nonprofit, Across Nigeria. “Thirty-five countries in the world have implemented sharia law.”
That may not sound significant. But in 1980, there was only one country — Saudi Arabia — that relied on sharia for its government system.
“Anybody who’s concerned about human rights should be concerned about the spread of sharia,” Brandon said. Why? Under sharia, a woman’s testimony is only worth half of a man’s. That’s a principle that would upset America’s Constitution, dramatically alter U.S. law and order, to include family law, and utterly collapse the model of blind justice and justice-for-all. The judicial branch alone would be in shambles.
But that would be just the beginning of the societal destruction. As Brandon said, the establishment of no-go zones would be just around the corner.
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