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video: Dearborn’s Street Name Scandal: Why Naming Roads After Hezbollah Fans Is a TERRIBLE Idea!

Today we’re diving into the clown show that is Dearborn, Michigan, where the mayor’s out here playing whack-a-mole with free speech and common sense!

So, let me get this straight—a Christian pastor stands up at a city council meeting, says, “Hey, maybe naming a street after a guy who cheers for Hezbollah, a literal terrorist group, isn’t the vibe,” and the mayor, Abdullah Hammoud, loses his mind like someone just insulted his mom’s hummus recipe.

He calls the guy a bigot, a racist, an Islamophobe, and then—because why stop there?—says, “You’re not welcome in my city, and I’ll throw a parade when you leave!” A PARADE! This dude’s out here planning a ticker-tape extravaganza because someone dared to question honoring a Hezbollah fanboy . Are we in a city council or a reality show called Who Can Scream Loudest?

Now, let’s unpack this. Hezbollah and Hamas—designated terrorist organizations by the U.S. government, not some random Yelp review—blow stuff up, kill people, and this Siblani guy’s out here calling them “freedom fighters” like they’re auditioning for Braveheart 2. And when a pastor, quoting Jesus about peace, says, “Uh, maybe we don’t glorify that,” he’s the bad guy? This is like naming a street after Tony Soprano and then yelling at the neighbor who points out the guy’s a mobster. “How dare you, you’re anti-Italian!” It’s not about race, it’s not about religion—it’s about not wanting your street sign to double as a recruitment poster for a group that’s been lobbing rockets since the ‘80s that killed 200+ US marines in their barracks.

But here’s the real kicker, this is what happens when you let oil and water try to make a smoothie. You’ve got Muslims moving into places like Dearborn, Lebanon, the UK, screaming for their rights when they’re the minority—and good for them, everyone deserves a seat at the table.

But then, the second they’re the majority, it’s like, “Rights? For who? Not you, Pastor Ted, you Jesus-loving, peace-preaching troublemaker!”

Look at Lebanon—used to be two-thirds Christian, now it’s a third, and they’re not exactly throwing Christmas parties in Beirut anymore. Egypt? Coptic Christians went from running the show to clinging to 10%, hiding in churches while extremists play target practice.
Nigeria? Christians are getting mowed down like it’s a video game, and nobody bats an eye. This isn’t a conspiracy, it’s just math—wherever this ideology spreads, it doesn’t share the sandbox. It takes the sandbox, bulldozes it, and builds a mosque on top.

And don’t get me started on the West, sitting here with its head in the sand, virtue-signaling like it’s an Olympic sport. “Oh, we’re so inclusive, let’s invite everyone to the party!” Yeah, great, until the party turns into a cage match because one group’s playing by rules that say, “Dominate or bust.” Christianity’s out here turning the other cheek, singing “Kumbaya,” while the other side’s like, “Cool, I’ll take that cheek and the rest of your face too.” Game theory, baby—it’s not rocket science. If one side’s playing chess and the other’s playing Mortal Kombat, guess who’s gonna win? Spoiler: it’s not the guy quoting scripture about love.

Dearborn’s just the latest episode in this global soap opera. You’ve got a mayor who’s ready to yeet a pastor out of town for saying, “Hey, maybe don’t name streets after dudes who think ‘martyrdom’ is a top tier personality trait.”

Imagine if they got Sharia law going—Pastor Ted wouldn’t just be unwelcome, he’d be lucky to keep his head on his shoulders. Blasphemy? That’s a one-way ticket to a very bad day in some places.

And yet, we’re all supposed to pretend this is just a cultural misunderstanding, like someone brought the wrong dip to the potluck. No, it’s not hummus versus queso—it’s two belief systems that don’t play nice. One’s about peace and forgiveness, the other’s got a track record of conquest and zero chill.

So, how do Christianity and secularism co-exist with this? They don’t. Not without some serious boundaries, like a country saying, “You’re welcome here, but leave the ‘death to infidels’ vibe at the border.” Otherwise, you’re just inviting the leak onto the boat, and it goes from being a slow drip to geyser really quickly.

Look at the UK, where they’re debating whether to arrest people for “offensive” tweets while entire neighborhoods fly Hamas flags and take over city streets in prayer. Look at Lebanon, where Christians are now the side dish in a country they used to run. Dearborn’s just the preview—give it a decade, and they’ll throwing parades for noted freedom fighter Osama Bin Laden.

This isn’t about hate, it’s about survival. You don’t invite a crocodile into the pool in the name of inclusivity  and then act shocked when drowns and eats your little girls.

The West’s out here trying to hug the croc, thinking it’ll turn into a gecko if we just love it enough. Spoiler: it won’t. And when the boat sinks, don’t blame Pastor Ted—he’s just the guy pointing at the hole while everyone else is arguing over the playlist.