Hundreds of protesters faced off outside the Phoenix Islamic Center tonight—
Patriotic bikers and Islam supporters faced off outside the center.
Pagans and marijuana activists joined the rally tonight.
Armed bikers planned an anti-Islamist protest on Friday at the Islamic Community Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
The protest is called Freedom of Speech Rally Round II.
Two pro-ISIS terrorists were shot dead outside the Garland, Texas Draw Mohammad Contest in early May.
The two terrorists attended the Phoenix mosque.
Jihadists Nadir Soofi and Elton Simpson were shot dead when they tried to ambush the Texas “Draw Mohammad Contest.” ISIS took credit for the attack.
Tonight leftist protesters faced off with the anti-Islamist protesters outside the Islamic Center.
Pretty much people just yelling at each other so far. pic.twitter.com/jfNdizcAX5
— Adam Housley (@adamhousley) May 30, 2015
The protesters (not the leftists) are chanting, “USA! USA!…” outside the Islamic Center.
10 officers have now formed a human chain between the two groups.
About 10 more officers now have come to form a human wall between the two sides. About 30 total pic.twitter.com/RU8pgX21j7
— Adam Housley (@adamhousley) May 30, 2015
The Shariah supporters call themselves “pro-love protesters.”
LIVE: Aerials over simultaneous anti-Islam / pro-love rallies in Phoenix, Arizona – http://t.co/3YZz2tJurx pic.twitter.com/AApK0tZ7Tk
— Matthew Keys (@MatthewKeysLive) May 30, 2015
It just wouldn’t be a protest without some leftist appeasers defending the Islamists.
The good people of Phoenix and Arizona stand up to biker scum at Islamic Center: pic.twitter.com/L1i8yxBFfa
— Richard Grayson (@RichardGrayson) May 30, 2015
A former Marine was at the protest and told the News 12 reporter that he was there because he feared an attack by ISIS.
ISIS threatened to attack the rally today.
Here’s the live feed from the protest.
Pot supporters turned out?
I think every cause is now represented here. The Pagans just said they've come here to support peace. The marijuana legalization folks too
— Adam Housley (@adamhousley) May 30, 2015
