Gotta love the response from the farmer.

Seriously, I don't think the Islamic faith should be tolerated in the United States. It doesn't recognize the United States Constitution as the supreme law of the land and it certainly doesn't espouse the virtues of equality or freedom.

Once again we can observe that Islam isn't "just another religion." If we make an attempt to be good Americans and bend to giving Muslims what they want, we will find ourselves going against our First Amendment.

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;"

Islam requires that it, alone, be the established religion. The "free exercise" of Islam allows, even requires, Muslims to convert or to kill those who are mot yet Muslims. Failure to do so is a sin.

Additionally, according to Islamic law as I understand it, the farmer's land does not belong to him. It belongs to Muslims, but they have not yet occupied it.

Craig Baker (the farmer) said that although he and the Islamic association’s president, Kamel Fotouh, were friendly when they first met, he felt insulted when Fotouh asked him to move.

Well, absolutely. All land on earth belongs to Allah, and Fotouh was merely asking politely that it be turned over to its rightful owner.

Is Fotouh a good Muslim? Certainly. A bad Muslim fails to work to advance Islam.

Islam requires establishment of a religion, something which is forbidden by the Constitution.

Craig Baker should go a few steps toward being a good neighbor. Open up a BBQ pit serving all sorts of pork, Open up a liquor store and a few other shops like an adult book store and sexy lingerie shop with half naked mannequins in the windows.

They did not have to move there. It was a choice. When purchasing any property, it is wise to drive around the neighbourhood to see what is there and to get a feeling for the place. Research. If they don't like it, they have the freedom to move.

Sleeper scum .Thanks Hussien f....ing traitor!

Jews don't eat pork also. But I'd find it hard to imagine any rabbi wanting to build synagogue next to a pig farm.I am familiar with the Katy Texas area and there's plenty of land all over the place to build an entire city if they're so inclined. They are just seeing how much trouble they can stir up.

I havent liked the Muslim faith, and therefore the people who practice it.

Doesnt mean I would be in favor of stringing up Muslims at all, but it does mean I would rather NOT live around them.

When you have militantly religious people that know that their religion is the truth and must be the law of land, what could go wrong?

Oh sorry! I was talking about Social Justice Warriors.

The farmer needs to take security very, very seriously, and be prepared to actively protect himself, his family, his livestock, and his property at all times. I would not trust such "peaceful neighbors" for ten seconds.

Old story with a happy ending....

https://www.chron.com/neighborhood/ka...

It isn't just Muslims that pull this kind of stunt. Frequently developers build office buildings or homes on the flight path of a nearby airport, and then scream bloody murder about the noise and danger. Too often money has changed hands to restrict the flight path to make it dangerously steep, too narrow, or uncomfortably convoluted. Many small private airfields end up shutting down, and even military airfields can be forced to close. This article sounds like the Islamic association didn't grease the right county commissioners' palms that could have forced the pig farmer to move.

It's also time for the farmer to have giant pig roast when the winds are favorable. Or maybe a catapult to get rid of waste.

They are well-schooled in the American way! Good for them!

Yes, it is not the first time Muslims are pushing aggressively to mandate their "rights".

There was a case in Canada where the Muslims in a local school demanded that no pork would be served in the school cafeteria. Fortunately, school authorities there were not as accommodating as many here in the States and told them that maybe they would want to go to countries where the consumption of pork is banned.

Old story, dates back 11 years

Watch the video carefully. Fox News does not ask the Muslim guy if he asked the farmer to move the pigs, which tells me that they did ask and he said no so they just cut out that part. It’s the main part of the story so why didn’t they ask? As well, at the very end they say that he is asking a large price to be bought out which probably means he is trying to be as obnoxious as possible so he can sell at a high price. This is just piss-poor reporting pandering to fears of the “other”.