ISLAMIZATION OF FLORIDA IS ADVANCING - AND THIS WEEK PROVED IT In Gainesville, Alachua County sheriff’s deputies and the FBI arrested 15-year-old Jude Sleeper, a Buchholz High School student, after investigators say they found him communicating on social media with members and supporters of ISIS about how to build drones and explosives to attack people in an indoor location. Deputies say his phone contained bomb-making instructions, chemical compound files, and ISIS propaganda. Two jars of chemicals he identified as used to make TATP - a highly unstable explosive - were found in his bedroom. He was charged with making or attempting to make a destructive device. The investigation is ongoing... Meanwhile, in Pinellas County, the commission narrowly approved the expansion of Masjid Al-Rahman at 2577 Keystone Road while describing it only as a “community assembly facility.” Residents packed the hearing and said hell no. A burqa-clad woman blasted the adhan until she was escorted out. It still passed 4-3. And the deeper infrastructure sits in Tampa. Magda Elkadi Saleh - daughter of Ahmed Elkadi, identified by investigators and journalists as a senior U.S. Muslim Brotherhood figure - has held leadership roles at American Youth Academy (the rebranded continuation of the Islamic Academy of Florida founded by Sami Al-Arian), Bayaan Academy, and Universal Academy of Florida, while also tied to ISNA networks. Her father was the President of the North American Islamic Trust (NAIT). Anyone paying attention!? SEE OUR LATEST REPORT HERE: CAIR-Florida has long operated from the Tampa area; Governor DeSantis designated both CAIR and the Brotherhood under state law citing Holy Land Foundation records in which CAIR was listed as part of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood’s Palestine Committee infrastructure. One week. A high school student allegedly talking to ISIS about building bombs. A county greenlighting a mosque expansion under euphemisms. A documented institutional network with Magda Elkadi Saleh at its center operating in Tampa. Red-state Florida keeps treating these as separate zoning or isolated cases. Residents in Pinellas already showed up. The question is when the rest of the state will stop ignoring the advancing threat.