Texas Moms Warn of Sharia Infiltration in Schools and Communities

Kimberly Fletcher, from Moms for America, reported significant progress in their outreach efforts to mothers across the country. She emphasized that a crucial factor in their success is the ability to leverage the Bannon network, which allows them to efficiently share their message.

The organization has been receiving a high volume of reports from both teachers and parents concerning various activities occurring within schools, indicating a growing awareness and engagement among their target audience.

Fletcher alleged that Texas high schools are distributing hijabs and Qurans, while simultaneously promoting religious exemptions and holidays specific to Islam. She claimed this occurs without equivalent representation or discussion of traditional American Christian foundations.

She further stated that discussions about the founding fathers' perspectives on faith are being suppressed in school settings, suggesting a deliberate imbalance in religious education.

Fletcher drew a distinction between an individual's right to practice their faith under the Constitution and what she described as an organized infiltration aimed at societal transformation. She stated that while practicing Islam is a protected right, the current movement extends beyond personal faith.

She characterized this movement as a 'warrior side' that seeks to dismantle the American government structure, claiming its goal is not religious freedom but rather a form of societal conquest, which she summarized as 'convert or die.'

Steve Bannon highlighted the role of parents' rights groups, specifically Moms for America, as an essential 'early warning system' at the street level for issues facing American families and citizens. He characterized mothers as the 'chief operating officer' of the family, recognizing their central role in household decision-making and awareness of community concerns.

Fletcher claimed that Dallas, Texas, alone has over 300 mosques, with more continuously being added. She highlighted an ongoing conflict in McKinney, Texas, where residents are battling the development of a new mosque.

Concerns were also raised regarding the potential use of these properties by organizations like the Muslim Brotherhood, suggesting a broader, more organized effort beyond local religious practice.

Kimberly Fletcher put forward a theory of an 'unholy alliance' between globalist communists and Islamist jihadists. She noted the ironic nature of this collaboration, given their diametrically opposed ideologies, but suggested they are working together with a common immediate goal.

According to Fletcher, their unified objective is to dismantle the American foundation. She argued that Sharia law is inherently incompatible with the U.S. Constitution, making its promotion a direct threat to American governance.

Moms for America is actively organizing mothers to lobby against the implementation of Sharia law across the United States. Fletcher stated their objective is to ban Sharia law and prevent properties from being owned for the purpose of promoting it.

She indicated that increasing public awareness is being driven by events in places like Dearborn, Michigan, and Cincinnati, where community conflicts related to Sharia law have drawn attention and galvanized local action.

Kimberly Fletcher expressed concern that children are being targeted with manipulation tactics, leading to confusion about their identity and bodies. She suggested that significant financial resources are being directed towards these efforts, which she believes are intended to dismantle the country through its youth.

Fletcher drew parallels to historical figures like Marx, Hitler, and Stalin, asserting that they all understood the importance of influencing children to shape the future. She stated that the current goal is to capture the hearts and minds of the next generation.

Fletcher asserted that individuals under 60 years old often lack a comprehensive understanding of American history and why the country is worth defending, unless they attended institutions like Hillsdale College or received a strong upbringing. She indicated a critical gap in knowledge about American heritage among younger generations.

Moms for America aims to address this deficit by re-energizing patriotism through educational initiatives. The organization seeks to clarify the core principles that define American identity and instill a deeper appreciation for the nation's foundations.

Kimberly Fletcher announced the co-creation of a new live multimedia stage production with Jon Voight, titled 'Our American Story.' This production is designed to revive American patriotism through a historical narrative.

The 95-minute show will cover 250 years of American history, highlighting significant moments with music and storytelling. It features appearances by Kelsey Grammer, Gary Sinise, Kirk Cameron, and Jon Voight, and is scheduled to premiere on September 17th, Constitution Day, at South Fork Ranch in Dallas.

Kimberly Fletcher warned that Texas is being targeted by a concerted effort from globalist, communist, and jihadist interests. She referenced a 2009 Democratic party playbook discovered in Harris County, Texas, which explicitly stated 'Texas 2020' as a goal, implying a long-term strategy to gain control of the state.

She asserted that without what she described as 'the grace of God and Donald Trump,' Texas would have already been lost, indicating the perceived closeness of this threat. Fletcher stressed that losing Texas would effectively mean losing the entire United States, underscoring the state's strategic importance.

She further stated that Texas is facing massive funding from these groups, all aimed at achieving their objective of taking over the state and, subsequently, the nation.

Moms for America announced plans to distribute the 'Our American Story' production nationwide, making the script and all its elements available for licensing at no charge. The goal is to allow schools and communities across the country to perform the production themselves.

Additionally, the production will be recorded for potential distribution on streaming platforms. A companion educational program and curriculum will also be provided to schools, aiming to integrate the historical content into formal learning environments.