Robert Spencer, director of JihadWatch.org and a Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, testified before a U. S. House Judiciary Subcommittee regarding the threats posed by Sharia Law and political Islam to the U. S. Constitution.
• Hearing Overview: The session, titled "Sharia-Free America," aimed to critically examine the compatibility of Sharia Law with constitutional principles.
• Congressman Chip Roy's Statements: He stated that Sharia principles oppose constitutional values, highlighting issues such as violence, lack of dissent, suppression of religious freedom, and the oppression of women and children.
• Spencer's Assertions: In his testimony, Spencer argued that Sharia is fundamentally political, supremacist, expansionist, and violent. He claimed that it is at odds with the First Amendment, which prohibits the establishment of religion in government.
• Sharia's Global Presence: Spencer referenced current nations like Iran and Afghanistan as examples where Sharia is enforced, contrasting this with American constitutional values.
• Literary Contributions: Spencer is also a noted author of 32 books discussing Islam and its implications, with recent titles including "Intifada on the Hudson" and "Holy Hell: Islam’s Abuse of Women. "
The hearing underscored the perceived dangers of Sharia Law and its inconsistency with American values, as presented by Robert Spencer. A video of his full testimony is available for viewing.
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