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The substitue complained mary-frances stevens, that it was an hour not 15 minutes, and ive heard it being 35 minutes. So it is possible, it is not really just 15 minutes, and spending 450 k to teach kids a foreign language , and segregating the muslims student, then by gender, and making special time for them to pray is against the law to me. Conflicting reports: some say, its during recess, some say during teaching time.
Most of the allegations made by the substitute were shown to be unsubstantiated after an investigation was done.
Most of the allegations made by the substitute were shown to be unsubstantiated after an investigation was done.
well if you have a link to that report, I would love to see it. I know the minutes of the meeting are somewhere online, and the meeting is from april.
Im not here to vilify islam. I talked to my muslim friend yesterday, and i realized, hey asshole, meaning me. Dont vilify them all, their are moderates like him, and the u.s. should support them. So, im retracting my comments about islam being a cancer, but i will say in the muslim world, non muslims and women are treated as 2nd class citizens, because it is true, and sadly, islam needs a renaissance, or moderate muslims to take back their religion, and denounce the mean versus, heck, i wouldnt mind doing the same for any religion personally.
got a link to that claim
if you are a hard core muslim and need to pray all the time go to private school and get what you need....and yes same goes for every other religion....flip side....everyone gets equal time....no special shit for anyone....not on my tax dollar any way....and yes i believe this across the board for everything about anything...
Really? Any idea what country they came from? Yes, you can still say in god you trust. In fact you just did. No, it won't be in Allah we trust next. If you think that you are a conspiracy theorist nutter. Or just extremely stupid. Or possibly both. And yes, lets nuke US citizens. Its amazing the disrespect you have for your fellow countrymen.
They arent a citizen of our country or shouldnt be they are just a bunch of tangos. They are probably hiding AQ. So yes they came froom a coutry where islam is widely practiced so yes they should be nuked. They have to many extremeists
for me this one is easy....
if you are a hard core muslim and need to pray all the time go to private school and get what you need....and yes same goes for every other religion....flip side....everyone gets equal time....no special shit for anyone....not on my tax dollar any way....and yes i believe this across the board for everything about anything...
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/20070702-9999-1n2prayer.html
If the state requires you to do something you should not be required to pay more money for it so that you don't go against your religion.
So yes they came froom a coutry where islam is widely practiced so yes they should be nuked.
They have to many extremeists
Wait for the punch line.
This one is precious.
Here it comes.
Sure sounds like it. They need to be stopped by any means nessecary.
you retard
you retard
I would say that 250 Wahhabi-Saudi-funded mosques out of 1200 mosques is actually a fairly "large swath".Larkinn said:I'm sure it is. The US is a huge country, I'm sure any number of various beliefs are being promoted here. However, as I said, I am sure it is not infecting large swathes of the Muslim Populace.
Don't like the nasty rhetoric? That's what a real nitty gritty Wahhabist really thinks of you dude. Wahhabism actually is the "moderate" version of Islam presented to much of the world with our friends the Saudis leading the way. We are friends with the Saudis and even though they say they are against violence they still are promoting Wahhabism throughout the world, including the U.S. Whether or not this particular article is fake or not does not mean that those are not the sentiments of Wahhabism. Jihad is coming soon to your neighborhood…Larkinn said:First of all you are a fucking idiot if you think this is a moderate version. Secondly, do you honestly have such a poor opinion of our educational system? This article is an obvious fake. Although its interesting that I couldn't find anywhere saying that. However a few clues are that Drexel has no department of Wahhabism (obviously), that no results, except for this article itself, comes up on google for the author, and that there is no group called "Wahhabism now for America".
New York Set To Open A "Public" Jihad School
March 9, 2007 - San Francisco, CA - PipeLIneNews.org - One might have hoped that the 9/11 attacks would have constituted an "education by murder" for Americans, an example of radical Islam in its most lethal form; so why has the New York City Department of Education decided to open an Islamist public school whose curriculum shares the same ideology as the September 11 terrorists?
Slated to be the school's principal, Dhabah [aka "Debbie"] Almontaser was presented an award by the Council on American Islamic Relations [CAIR, the Saudi funded front group for Hamas and a co-defendant in a 9/11 terrorism lawsuit] and more importantly, the curriculum of her school has been designed by the radical American Arab Anti Discrimination Committee [ADC].
The ADC's funder [and recipient of the ADC's "Global Achievement Award"] Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal's 10 million dollar donation to the 9/11 victims charity was rejected by then NY Mayor Giuliani because of Talal's claim that American policy towards Israel was the reason for the terrorist outrage. Talal has also raised money to reward the family's of suicide bombers.
The ADC is also in the forefront of filing discrimination lawsuits and legal challenges aimed at obstructing the FBI, JTTF and Homeland Security from investigating Arab and Muslims who pose potential terrorism threats. [source http://www.militantislammonitor.org/article/id/671]
Six years after the attacks and still no memorial at Ground Zero, instead 2007 will see the opening of the taxpayer funded Brooklyn based madrassah aka "The Khalil Gibran International Academy for Arabic and Islamic Culture."
The KGIA was described by principal Almontaser as a place where Arab American students can learn Arabic, "and have a better understanding of where their ancestors came from."
Moustafa Bayoumi the author of a book about Arab youth after 9/11 aptly titled, "How Does It Feel To Be A Problem?" inadvertently revealed the Islamist agenda of the school when he stated that it should be, "seen as a foothold."
In this sense foothold really translates into ground gained in Islamism's cultural jihad.
http://www.pipelinenews.org/index.cfm?page=newyork3907.htm
No, I do not see any schools making accommodations for regular Christian prayer sessions during school hours.Larkinn said:It is applied equally to all.
How so?Larkinn said:Mirror socialists? Incorrect.
Watered down? You mean the hard stuff is to come later? I'll agree with you on that.Larkinn said:Lmao...that is watered down American Socialism.
Because the “time of cosy tea-drinking” with Muslim groups had passed.Larkinn said:Give me a reason why Muslim girls should not be allowed to wear burkas to school.
.Larkinn said:Nothing really. I am not religious. I don't consider myself an American first. I suppose perhaps I would say I am a Humanitarian first
Come again?Larkinn said:Freedom of religion means that the state keep you from engaging in your religion. Why are you so against religion and freedom?
Yes you are. All you liberals got your heads in the sand. Infiltration and terrorism and takeover begins in lots of incremental baby steps. What you essentially are supporting is government-sponsored Wahhabism germinating within our public schools.Larkinn said:I'm not burying my head in the sand. I just have the ability to recognize the difference between a terrorist cell and 15 minutes of silence in a school. You somehow think they are the same thing because they have a common thread of Muslim.
'Tacit alliance' between Wahhabi clergy and al-Qaeda: Report
WASHINGTON: The Wahhabi establishment has spent about $70 billion on Islamist missionary work around the world, including Pakistan and there exists a "tacit alliance" between them and al- Qaeda terrorist network, a media report has said.
Since 1979 the Wahhabi establishment has spent an estimated $70 billion on Islamist missionary work, ranging from the funding of some 10,000 madrassas in Pakistan to the construction of thousands of mosques and seminaries and community centres all over the Muslim and Western worlds, a column by Arnaud de Borchgrave in the The Washington Times said.
Wahhabism has been Saudi Arabia's dominant faith for more than two centuries. It is an austere form of Islam that insists on a literal interpretation of the Koran.
Strict Wahhabis believe that all those who don't practice their form of Islam are heathens and enemies.
The article observes that wealthy Saudis set up a billion dollar scheme to filter money to al- Qaeda and other terrorist groups and that Crown Prince Abdullah's crackdown on Wahhabi extremism has alienated a section of the ruling family which supports the Wahhabis.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/438768.cms
Specific quote with its link please?Larkinn said:Report? You mean the shit you published from a right-wing website. If you look at the reports from the school district it says that claims were made about it, investigated and proven false.
The Pew study still shows that the majority consider themselves to be Americans first.Larkinn said:Derr...because religion and nationality are the main things that people consider themselves. Regardless, it shows that Muslims are not unique in that they choose their religion over country.
