Anti Muslims and Anti-Islam Activists
Pastor Darrel Whaley, Kingdom Ministries Worship Center in Rutherford County, talks about the subject of Islam and religion. Frank Gaffney, president of the Washington, D.C.-based Center for Security Policy, makes his way to the witness stand to testify about the threat of Shariah law during a motion hearing in Rutherford County. He earned a $288,300 salary from his nonprofit in 2008. The Rev. Darrel Whaley, pastor of Kingdom Ministries Worship Center, is the leader of a group of evangelical pastors opposed to the Murfreesboro mosque. He says “America exists … to partner with Israel, to protect Israel.” Mosque opponent Nancy Cavazos and supporter Hudson Wilkins square off as groups opposed to the building of a mosque on Bradyville Pike and in support of religious freedom hold counter-rallies July 14 at the public square in Murfreesboro. Steven Emerson is a leader of the “anti-jihad” movement Rebecca Bynum edits an online magazine critical of Islam. Rami Shapiro is a rabbi and MTSU adju...