Devout Muslim SHOT COP 13 times because “police enforce laws that undermine the Quran’s teachings”

As I have reported here for the past 15 years, this is all according to Islamic texts and teachings. And for me (and  a small handful of my colleagues who dare speak candidly about Islam) we have been demonized, marginalized and rendered radioactive. Meanwhile – a cop takes 13 bullets. Downtown New Yorkers get mowed down on Halloween by a devout Muslim ululating “allah akbar”. Co-workers enjoying Christmas festivities in San Bernardino are slaughtered in cold blood. Commuters to work on trains are stabbed by Muslims shouting “allah akbar” in Belgium, Switzerland, Ireland, Marseilles, Paris, Sweden etc. Shoppers stabbed at Mall of America. Nightclub revelers at a club in Orlando are mass murdered on a Saturday night. Families are mowed down en masse by a huge truck at a Bastille Day parade in France. In a similar incident a truck driven by a jihadi runs down shoppers at a popular Berlin Christmas. Vehicular jihad in London, Ohio, Stockholm, Edmonton, Canada and on and on and on.

And we are told to believe Muslims are the true victims. Islamophobia is the real problem. It is civilizational suicide. But not all of us. Read the cop’s harrowing testimony. What a hero.

Just this week a Muslim mowed pedestrians down and attacked a cop in Philadelphia where the jihad shooting attack (below) took place. It never made the national news. Quiet sharia compliance as if submission will save us.

‘When is this going to stop?’ Philadelphia cop, a Delco native, describes harrowing shooting Philadelphia cop, a Delco native, describes harrowing shooting in West Philly

 Philadelphia police officer and East Lansdowne native Jesse Hartnett described in court Monday the harrowing attack he faced at the hands of alleged gunman Edward Archer in a Jan. 6, 2017 shooting.

“I hear gunshots … I think to myself, ‘When is it going to stop?’” Hartnett told the jury of nine women and three men, according to a story in the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Hartnett was on patrol alone in a marked police cruiser at 60th and Spruce streets at about 11:40 p.m. when the assault occurred. At a preliminary hearing in March 2016, Hartnett described putting his left arm up to shield his head as Archer allegedly ran up to the car, put his arm through the shattered window and continued firing. The incident was captured on surveillance video.

“I had a split-second to react,” said Hartnett. “As I see him running at me, everything told me to take cover.”

Archer, 32, is facing attempted murder, aggravated assault and related charges. He smirked at times during Hartnett’s testimony, according to the Inquirer story.

Hartnett, a Monsignor Bonner graduate and former East Lansdowne resident, said he attempted to get down but was hampered by his police belt and the cruiser’s computer, according to the Inquirer.

He used his right hand to call for backup and open the car door before pursuing his attacker, according to the Philadelphia paper, drawing his weapon with his working right arm as his broken left arm dangled.

Harnett was able to get off three shots, wounding his attacker in the buttocks, before returning to the trunk of his police cruiser for a tourniquet.

“I see the (police lights) and I’m thinking, ‘Hurry up, hurry up,’ because I know how bad off I was,” he said, according to the Inquirer.

Hartnett spent two weeks in the hospital after the attack and underwent multiple surgeries. He showed his scarred arm to the jury Monday, according to the Inquirer.

Archer was taken into custody about a block from the scene by responding officers. He later told detectives that he believes police enforce laws that undermine the Quran’s teachings.

“I follow Allah. I pledge my allegiance to the Islamic State, and that’s why I did what I did,” Homicide Capt. James Clark has quoted him as saying.

The weapon used in the attack, a 9 mm Glock pistol, had been stolen from a Philadelphia police officer’s home in 2013, police officials have said. It is not clear how it made its way to Archer, who is also charged with receiving stolen property.

The trial is ongoing.