Debbie Jurgadas

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I think the reason that people, it was hard to get traction in Washington is the same thing we're facing in Texas.

Americans have a good-hearted general sense about freedom of religion.

They don't want to pick on somebody else.

So the failure to understand what Sharia represents, what Islam, what history is, is the reason that you can't get people motivated.

So turning to Texas, starting with the third point about the March 3rd

ballot proposition.

It's very simple and it's just advisory.

It has no, it doesn't become a constitutional amendment.

It just says Texas should prohibit Sharia law.

So the reason that what I'm doing, the basic motivation I have is to spread understanding of what Sharia is.

Because if you just think it's like the 10 commandments that, you know, the Jews and Christians follow, or it's kind of like the Sermon on the Mount,

It is not.

Sharia is an entire structure of government.

It's designed to replace the Constitution and all of our laws.

And so when you get that understanding what Sharia is, it is a form trying to inflict Sharia on any other country that is not Muslim and didn't ask for it.

It's a form of jihad.

It's a form of attack.

So the understanding of what Sharia is matters greatly and getting people to understand that is very, very important.

And so that's among the things the group I've been working with here in Texas, our primary goal is to continue to spread that understanding so that people know what they're voting for and why they have to know deeply why they should care so much, why it makes any difference.