At least someone had the guts to stand up and say what they thought about the Muslim agenda - or at least what they could see of it since it was a closed-door meeting without journalists allowed inside. Reminds me a bit of protests outside closed-door KKK meetings, and gives me a little hope that not quite everyone in this country has been socially and politically emasculated just yet. A lot of us P&M on these forums, but I'd wager that most wouldn't be willing to attend such an event much less take direct action against an apparent threat to our way of life.
Without some resounding public outcry, in much the same way as other things that the majority of the citizens of this country do not agree with but were willing to tolerate, Islam is going to worm its way through our court system until we end up being forced to comply with Sharia Law whether we choose to or not. I don't know about anyone else but that prospect scares me far more than the prospect of nuclear annihilation during the cold war ever did - perhaps simply because I think it's far more likely.
