September meeting was the last when the subject of Dearborn Michigan and the pastors was put to screen and audio speakers.
Pastor Sapp in the video at the Town Hall;
(1) Drew attention to the Muslim mob who at all times attempted to drown what he had to say. He refers to "nice people" those immediately gathered who came to listen. Militant-radical Islam targeted, recounting how peaceful protesters in Afghanistan were subverted into a murderous alliance with (and by) a handful of zealots.
(2) Attention of the benign section of the audience is directed by W. Sapp to a potential threat that might come from Muslims within America -- the rowdy crowd demonstrating from afar cf. what happened in Afghanistan (above). He goes onto say (i) These people never oppose or speak out against radicals. (ii) More concerning is the "cultivation" of radical conduct within the boarders of the U.S.A.
(3) The pastor resorts to the Bible, to history and contemporary documents; the Christian clergy are pathetic "...what has fellowship (edit. Christian) can the light have with darkness". It's a "perversion" for Church leaders to advocate interfaith fellowship, there is only one way to God and that's by/via Jesus Christ.
(4) Pastor Sapp says that Jesus Christ is more than a prophet (as the Koran has Jesus name recorded). He, Christ, has in the pastor's words shown the way to salvation -- "... Son of God" -- and Islam should disband by discarding all cultural trappings.
(5) Again the "blind shepherds" within Christendom need to rethink their stand (see earlier). The Bible and the words of Christ -- incl.chiding and admonitions -- have produced freedoms, particularly the freedom of speech and protections granted in the American Federal Constitution.
(6) Winding up the speech pastor Sapp thanks all attending -- Christians and Islamists -- and perhaps by then, reminding the audience that Sharia is not a belief system tolerant of individual liberty, unlike what's expressed in the Federal Constitution.
(7) Pastor Jones then moves to the lectern, takes the wireless microphone and moves to the back of supporters to eye ball the jeering Muslims who by then have crossed the street towards the town hall. He voices ... the people are united by the Constitution and language. Audibly he questions advice from establishment figures as to the peaceable nature of the citizens(sic) of Dearborn -- this as a line of riot police take up positions between supporters and noisy demonstrators.
(8) The FINAL commences with a rhetoric " ... are we all Americans" the chanting continues from the other side of the street. Pastor Jones asks all to participate in the Oath of Allegiance, this is repeated several times and the flag (flags) are evident in the video capture. He tells the crowd that Americas future lies with them, people have died for what the flag represents, America must find its way again and so must the Churches. He refers to America as a beacon to the World, a righteous nation because of its people and Constitution.
(9) He relates something attributed to W. Churchill (who may have questioned) where to find America's greatness. Apparently then(sic) in the Churches and the faithful. Bringing the address to an end with a short prayer with proscribed finish.
