We can't forget that in the (mostly Christian) Americas we lived several decades of peaceful cohabitation with Muslims in our towns and communities, a period when also many of them became exemplar citizens and entrepreneurs who created jobs and progress in our lands. Then, towards the end of the 20th century, Christians and Muslims became suspicious and aggressive towards each other, due to extreme fanaticism on both sides that dragged us all into their divisive trap. <br><br>Not until the middle of the 21st century's 2nd decade, when socialists/progressives fiercely began to push their corrupting sexual indoctrination of our children, Christians and Muslims started to rediscover each other and became strong allies in the protection of our traditional family values and independence from the state. <br><br>It is refreshing to see that now in the 3rd decade of the XXI century, people of all religion backgrounds (Christians, Muslims, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, etc., and even atheists and agnostics) are finally opening their eyes to the real issue of our times (a unique and centralized ideology that aims to control and reduce the individual to a mass commodity), which has been destroying our communities and society. We are now back working and standing together protecting our personal (or family) spaces and traditions. This is the way that will maintain our freedom, and to provide a promising future for the next generations.,(reply>), @Asif Khan clearly, you know nothing about my background. And clearly, my background is irrelevant to what I state above. It is about our values and ideals, not where we come from. Unless you keep on falling in the divisive traps by the ones who profit politically and financially from keeping us divided.,(reply>), clearly you are not a native american, lol.......,(reply>), Write me up ⬆️💲✅💯