As you will recall, we have been watching and observing as they’ve been constructing this monstrosity - smack dab in the middle of a community that has very few muslims in it.

Previous posts here and here.

Construction is going along at a rapid pace. Before long we won’t be able to see the innards of the building anymore, as the walls are going up.

To understand the magnificent scale this is being built upon, I will take some pictures of it from across the street.

Coincidentally or not, my son stopped at the neighborhood 7-11 the other day and brought home some interesting news.

Several of my neighbors have part time jobs there, and my son knows most everybody behind the counter.

But I just went over there for a gallon of milk, to find out for myself. Yes, they tell me, it’s true. They’re losing their jobs, effective September 9th. The store has been sold - to Pakistanis, who said they will be bringing their relatives in there to work.

So everyone else - who has been working there as long as I can remember - are going to have to figure something else out.

I just find the timing of this rather strange.

And one more thing. I’d started going to the Dunkin’ Donuts because Starbucks is so…LEFTIST. But inside the Dunkin’ Donuts, I noticed some women in there working - with hijabs over their hair; a telltale sign that we have more muslims in food service around here.

As I was riding by about two weeks ago, I noticed on the parkway - a policeman who was talking into his radio - and a statuesque-looking very tall black man with a turban on his head that was rainbow colored. What that meant I had no idea, although it appeared he was a very large muslim man. He was standing there staring off into space, with his hands on his hips as though he was a statue. And the cop was looking straight at him, talking into his radio - slightly behind.

I had my camera with me, but I was in traffic, so all I could do was take a mental note of it as I whizzed on by.

I’ve been wondering what that was all about, but didn’t see anything in the news or online about it.

All of these things together are giving me the creeps.