Oklahoma lawmaker asks Muslims: ‘Do you beat your wife?’

Before agreeing to meet with them, Rep. John Bennett asks Muslim groups, students if they support sharia rule, murder of non-Muslims

ed note–yet another ‘goodie’ for which we can all thank Judea, Inc. Always knowing how to play on peoples’ emotions rather than their intellect, they always know exactly the ingredients called for in the various mental magic potions they conjure up in getting stupid Gentiles to move in whatever direction they need to move in achieving their aims.

And now, having brought everything full circle, these same elements responsible for lighting the fires of Islamic hatred and for then moving that specific neighborhood within Gentiledom known as the Christian West (that unfortunately includes a sizable number of individuals within this ‘movement’ clinging to white nationalism) in the direction they need have now abandoned their former positions and are now seen very visibly cozying up to the Islamic community in this, the age of Trump–so that the Christian West will be the one left holding the bill for this devastating clash of civilizations that Judea, Inc started in the first place.

Times of Israel

An Oklahoma lawmaker who once likened Islam to cancer required Muslims to answer several written questions — including, “Do you beat your wife?” — before agreeing to meet with them.

Republican state Rep. John Bennett’s office distributed the questionnaire on Thursday as the Oklahoma chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations organized its annual Muslim Day at the Capitol. The lawmaker’s office gave the list of questions to three Islamic school students who came to his office and asked to speak with him.

“(The prophet) Mohammed was a killer of pagans, Christians and Jews that did not agree with him,” read one of 18 questions on the form. “Do you agree with his example?”

The questions asked Muslims whether they would denounce terror groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah and whether they believed former Muslims should be punished for leaving Islam. One question asked Muslims if they agreed that Islamic law, known as Sharia, should rule over non-Muslims.

The questionnaire drew a swift rebuke from civil rights groups and Oklahoma’s CAIR chapter, which represents about 40,000 Oklahoma residents who are Muslims.

“Nobody should be vetted with stupid, Islamophobic, hateful, bigoted questions before they can meet with their representative,” said Adam Soltani, the executive director of CAIR-Oklahoma.

Bennett did not return a message seeking comment on the questionnaire Saturday.

The lawmaker has previously referred to Islam as “a cancer in our nation that needs to be cut out.” At an interim study Bennett convened in October to study the religion, he suggested that CAIR and a local imam were terrorists.

Recently, Bennett came under fire when he posted a news story on Facebook critical of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and added the comment, “2 words … firing squad.”

“It’s frustrating that Representative Bennett keeps pressing the issue in the way he does,” said Anna Facci, the government affairs director for CAIR-OK. “It certainly is frustrating but it’s not surprising.”