A month after the horrific attack in Nashville, the public still has not been given the motive.

Today’s Public Outreach Event 4-29-23

We had a good “Public Outreach” event today even though foot traffic was a bit slow for this venue.  Thanks go out to Diane for coming out to support the event today. Between the two of us, we had passed out over 500 brochures and had several good conversations with people.  Several people said to me that they were concerned with the direction the country is headed. Specific responses were the concern over the open southern and northern borders, the cost of goods such as gas and groceries, the aggressiveness of the CCP along with some others. 

We did have a few unhappy people with what we were doing, especially talking the truth on Islam.  One rather large male after taking a couple of brochures came back and shouted F you to me. He kept going on F you while filming our booth and posters on his cell phone.  He didn’t want to listen to anything I had to say and finally walked off.  Not for long though as he returned shouting F you and then finally left.  I thought for sure he was sending the video to some friends and telling them to get over to the venue.  But nothing happened.

I will post a picture on our FB page and our website. So stop by and take a look.  Also we could use some new people to come on out with us on our “Public Outreach” events.  Every day that passes seems as though this country continues on its path to destruction.  Please get out and form groups and hold your elected officials accountable.  If they are pushing Marxists ideas in your community speak up at city council meetings and get rid of them.

I am attaching a link to a good article which came out last week.  It talks of the possibility of bad things coming soon.  Take a few minutes to read it.  Here is the link:  https://understandingthethreat.com/preparing-for-the-coming-violence/

Pass this on to your friends and email lists. It is time to start preparing for the worst and hope and pray for the best.  Also we greatly appreciate all those who donate to help offset the cost of printing up the brochures.  If you cannot get out to educate and organize people, help us with a donation.

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How many of these steps have been fulfilled?

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This incredible recognition was made possible through a partnership between MPAC and Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman, who has been a major supporter of this initiative.

“I’m so proud to have partnered with the Muslim Public Affairs Council in commemorating Ramadan by lighting up City Hall and the Sixth Street Bridge green for the full first week. MPAC has been a leading Muslim organization in Los Angeles for decades and has made our City a better place in which to live. I join MPAC in wishing a very blessed Ramadan Mubarak to those who celebrate.” — Councilmember Nithya Raman

This is a momentous occasion for not only the Los Angeles Muslim community, but the American Muslim community as a whole. We are long overdue for this type of recognition, and this move serves as a testament to the city’s commitment to promoting diversity, respect, and understanding among all faiths and cultures. It also sets an example for other cities to follow suit. We are so grateful to have the City of Angels exhibit the angelic light of Ramadan in enveloping us with the spirit of mercy and compassion and generosity from our Creator. We need that now more than ever.

If you are able to get out and see the lights in person, please do so. In the meantime, you can enjoy a video of the City of Los Angeles lit up for Ramadan here.

In peace,

Salam Al-Marayati
President
MPAC

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