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Friday, November 18, 2005

Homework: Pretend to be Muslim


Stop the ACLU has an infuriating post up on the Ninth Circuit protecting the right of Public schools to indoctrintate our children to the Muslim faith. The judges didn't even bother to issue a written statement, as long as it's not christianity, then bring it on.

Basically, it boils down to "Christians, shut up and don't dare breath Jesus's name, and by the way, why aren't you reciting your Koran verses? It's time for World history isn't it??"

As we prepare to endure our school's "Winter Holiday" this really makes me mad.

And don't think it can't happen at your school. I live in the bible belt in Northern Louisiana and have already experienced a similar situation. I went to pick my six year old up from school the other week and walked into a group of muslims explaining to a group of children, my child included, about Ramadan. I about threw a fit and jerked my child out of the group. I asked the speaker if they had covered honor killings or the oppression of women yet.

She tried to calm me down by explaining that they were only discussing fasting.

It's lying by omission folks. If you can't tell the whole story and truth then stay the hell away from my child.

If you are Christian, I challenge you this Christmas season to not be like Peter when he denied Christ; Say MERRY CHRISTMAS for the next 5 weeks. Because any other way means you've allowed the PC propaganda to infiltrate your brain. Clean it out and don't deny the reason for the season!

Link found via Ace of Spades.

Thursday, November 17, 2005

Hitch Says it All

If you, by chance, need a reminder or a fresh way to battle the "Bush Lied, People Died" brigade, Christopher Hitchens has a treat for you. It is great, top to bottom.

Sunday, November 13, 2005

Australian Wisdom

John Howard is a very smart man.
PRIME Minister John Howard last night refused to back a multicultural Australia saying he preferred a cohesive, integrated society.

Asked if he liked the word "multiculturalism", Mr Howard said: "No, not particularly.
"Different people have different versions of what it means," he said.

"I'm in favour of drawing people from everywhere and when they come to this country I'm in favour of them becoming Australian."

Mr Howard said it was up to Australians to make immigrants feel welcome but newcomers had a responsibility to embrace their new home.

"It's their responsibility and particularly the responsibility of their leaders to encourage that process of integration," he told Channel 9's 60 Minutes.


Nothing much to add other than a link to an old post of mine detailing my personal dealings with a school hiding their true intentions behind the word multicultural.

It has become a truly devastating policy not only to immigrants to foreign lands, but to those countries that have taken them in.