ISLAMIFICATION in Florida: Muslims Assault Christian Preacher in Tampa – The Reason Is Infuriating

[American Girl]

Excerpt:
You know that infuriating moment when a group claims a public street as their own “territory” and violently attacks someone for simply exercising their First Amendment rights? That’s exactly what happened in Tampa, Florida, on January 11, 2026, near the University of South Florida, where a Christian street preacher was assaulted by a group that included Muslims simply because he was sharing the Bible in what they apparently consider “their area.”

The video captures the chaos as the preacher is surrounded and attacked while trying to evangelize peacefully. The assailants are visibly angry that he dared to preach Christianity in a public space they feel belongs to them. This isn’t random street violence — it’s a clear example of growing “no-go zone” mentality where certain groups believe American streets and sidewalks are off-limits to other faiths. The preacher and his group were reportedly targeted because they were reading Scripture and sharing the Gospel in an area with a significant Muslim presence. The attackers didn’t just disagree — they physically assaulted him for it.




The fact that there's an Islamic no go zone means everyone in it should be arrested and deported.

https://www.usasupreme.com/islamification-in-florida-muslims-assault-christian-preacher-in-tampa-the-reason-is-infuriating/

[Smokin Joe]

Alligators (Alligator mississippiensis) are found throughout all 67 counties in Florida, with an estimated population of 1.3 million, thriving in freshwater environments like swamps, rivers, lakes, and ponds. They inhabit all areas of the state, from the Florida Panhandle to the Everglades, including brackish water environments.
Key Facts on Florida Alligator Distribution:

    Presence: Alligators are present in every county in Florida.
    Habitat: They prefer freshwater habitats but can be found in lakes, ponds, rivers, canals, marshes, and sometimes brackish water (a mix of fresh and salt water).
    Concentration: High concentrations exist in many of Florida's lakes and rivers. For instance, Lake George has over 2,300, and Lake Kissimmee has nearly 2,000.
    River Populations: The St. Johns River is known to have a very high population, with estimates exceeding 5,100.
    Urban/Rural Presence: Due to their widespread presence, they can be found in both wild, undisturbed habitats and man-made, urban storm water retention ponds.

That's all I have to say about that.

[Fishrrman]

For further reading on islam's advance through the ages:
https://archive.org/details/2083_A_European_Declaration_of_Independence

Included are many of the essays by "fjordman", the great Norwegian blogger and defender of Western Civilization.

Also available here:
https://www.rai.it/dl/docs/13115255886322083-A-European-Declaration-of-Independence.pdf

[Luis Gonzalez]

Yeah… there’s a lot of talk about that here. I’m just North-East of Tampa. When you drive past Tampa on I75 to get to my exit, you drive by this.

I think there may be push back very, very soon. .