Moonbats fear the truth when Islam is exposed.
Via The Missoulian:
Not until Tuesday evening will an Iranian-born pastor who converted from Islam to Christianity deliver what he calls “a wakeup call for the world” in Missoula.
But Shahram Hadian already has the attention of the locals.
SALAM, a pro-American Muslim group; the Jeannette Rankin Peace Center, and the refugee support group Soft Landing Missoula say they’ll maintain a “peaceful presence” outside the Doubletree Hotel prior to Hadian’s talk, titled “Unveiling the True Face of Islam.”
It’s not a pretty face. Hadian will provide his opinions on the fallacy of a peaceful Islam; Islam’s culture of death; its doctrine on beheadings, and – of particular import to Missoula right now – its agenda of refugee resettlement.
“If they want to come and protest, come,” Hadian said from his home near Spokane. “I would encourage them to come and share their viewpoints. That’s usually not the way it happens.”
SALAM, an acronym for Standing Alongside America’s Muslims and an Arabic term for peace, says it’s open to dialogue as well.
“We don’t want this to be a confrontation,” SALAM coordinator Eamon Ormseth said. “We just want people in Missoula to know there are some of us who disagree with the way this group is portraying Islam. Missoula values diversity, tolerance and inclusion, and we’ll win the day.”
Hadian will travel to Kalispell for a Thursday night presentation on “Chrislam” and what he calls the “seductive lie of a common God between Christianity and Islam.”
The programs are sponsored by different chapters of the American Congress of Truth for America. The Missoula event is sponsored by the Lake County chapter, which Ed Kugler of Big Arm and Linda Sauer of Dayton started early this year. It was the second chapter in Montana after one in Kalispell, though several more have been founded across the state since.