From: atropos@mac.com
On Feb 16, 2026 at 12:28:57 PM PST, "Rhino"
wrote:
> On 2026-02-16 2:55 p.m., BTR1701 wrote:
>>
>>
>> https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/2022939486238445575/vid
avc1/1080x1920/KNP2OE03dKLgWHcD.mp4
>>
>> NYC Falls: The adhan (call to prayer) now blasts through New York streets
>> five
>> times a day, starting at 5AM – Zohran Mamdani's Sharia Dawn is here
>>
>> The conquest you've been warned about is accelerating now. The adhan isn't
a
>> "beautiful call to prayer" as the Islamists will claim. It’s a militant
>> declaration: "Allahu Akbar" (Allah is greater than your gods, laws,
>> freedoms),
>> "There is no god but Allah" (all other faiths are false).
>>
>> Blared five times daily from loudspeakers-- 5AM wake-ups included-- it's
>> forced submission on non-Muslims, pure civilizational jihad straight from
>> the
>> Muslim Brotherhood playbook.
>>
>> This is not normal but they’re aggressively normalizing it.
>>
>> In Astoria, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, residents are horrified. Noise
>> complaints
>> flood in, yet the broadcasts grow louder and more frequent in response. It
>> began under Mayor Adams in 2023 (permit-free Fridays & Ramadan), but
>> Mamdani's
>> regime has supercharged it-- daily calls spreading unchecked in
Muslim-heavy
>> areas and now being purposely performed in communities that are heavily
>> Jewish
>> and Christian as an expression of power over the community. There is no
need
>> for this practice in the 21st century anyway. First, have you ever met a
>> Muslim who forgets he needs to pray without being reminded of it by a
>> 10-minute wail from a loudspeaker? Second, in 2026, the rare forgetful
>> Muslim
>> can easily just program a reminder on their phones. There is no rational
>> need
>> to scream over PA systems in this day and age.
>
> Small nit: isn't it true that at least some of the prayer times vary
> from day to day since (some of them?) are based on sunrise and sunset?
> In other words, you can't simply memorize 5 exact times and use them to
> guide your prayers because the sunrise and sunset varies over the year
> and by latitude? I know you lived in Saudi Arabia for a time so I expect
> you'll know if I'm right or wrong.
There's literally an app for that. It uses GPS to determine your location, the
date to determine sunrise and sunset at that location and then tell you when
to pray. It also points you in the right direction.
>> This is the same reason huge crowds of Muslim men take over the streets to
>> pray
>> in Western countries, blocking traffic and snarling commutes, despite
having
>> built thousands of mosques throughout the West. They don't pray in the
>> streets
>> in their own countries.
>
> I have it on good authority from my supervisor when I was driving a
> school bus that one of the challenges that supervisors in Toronto had -
> I'm not aware of it happening in our area - was Muslim school bus
> drivers stopping their buses to leave the bus and pray in the middle of
> their routes. We had a very strict prohibition on leaving our buses
> while there were ANY students aboard (presumably, to preclude kids
> taking off with the bus or just nudging it into motion by accident) but
> this was ignored when the Muslim drivers did it, apparently for fear of
> legal action by the drivers for impeding their practice of their
> religion. The human rights of Muslims trumped the risk that a kid could
> start the bus or even that someone might board the bus while it was
> stopped as the driver prayed on the side of the road and kidnap a kid or
> even a whole busload of kids.
Because of course. We're all good little dhimmis, aren't we?
>> They only do it in Western countries. It's a power
>> move over the local populace. It's a way of saying, "We're in charge here
>> now
>> and you can't do anything about it" and using the act of prayer as a shield
>> against any enforcement.
>>
>> In Islam, there is no reciprocity: Try public prayer, church bells, or
hymns
>> in Mecca: arrested, possibly executed. Actually non-Muslims aren't even
>> *allowed* in Mecca at all. Yet in 9/11-scarred New York City, we submit.
>> This
>> is noise pollution masking conquest-- normalizing Islamic dominance,
eroding
>> our culture, testing tolerance until it breaks.
>>
>> Leftists call it "progress", but it's the internal-external war: parallel
>> societies (women-only cafes, halal zones) + penetration (crescent
lightings,
>> Adhan blasts). We either stop it now or there won't be anything left to
save
>> in 50 years.
>
> 50 years? If we can't stop this nonsense NOW, we're ALREADY CONQUERED
> and just don't know it yet.
>>
>> When Muslims are in the minority, they are very concerned with minority
>> rights. When they become the majority, there are no minority rights.
>>
> I think it's time for some unfortunate technical failures of the mosque
> loudspeakers with amplifiers failing and wires cut by mysterious forces
> followed by police being baffled and not having any idea how it happened.
Or, in the alternative, people in the neighborhood start blasting "Who Let the
Dogs Out" even louder than their prayer calls to drown it out. Sure, it makes
the noise pollution even worse for a time, but eventually they'll give up and
if the city tries to stop you, sue the shit out of them for letting one group
do it but no one else.
> NO religion should be able to do this and if that means churches can't
> ring their bells either, that is fine by me.
Yes, that's always their go-to: "But you ring church bells and that's equally
intrusive!"
No, no it is not.
Church bells only ring once a week, and then only in the morning, well after
sunrise.
This shit goes on every single day, it happens five times a day, lasts much
longer than a typical church bell carillon, and often occurs before sunrise
while people are still sleeping, and is done at a much higher volume.
But fine. As you say, if it takes banning church bells to rid us of this crap
also, then so be it. I'll give up the church bells.
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