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Islamic School in Virginia: Kill the Infidels and Take Their Property

Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 8:42:21 am PST

The Associated Press reports that there are some “troubling passages” in texts at Va. school.

That would be the notorious Islamic Saudi Academy, and those “troubling passages” say things like “kill the infidels and steal their property.”

Troubling.

McLEAN, Va. (AP) — Textbooks at a private Islamic school in northern Virginia teach students that it is permissible for Muslims to kill adulterers and converts from Islam, according to a federal investigation released Wednesday.

Other passages in the school’s textbooks state that “the Jews conspired against Islam and its people” and that Muslims are permitted to take the lives and property of those deemed “polytheists.”

The passages were found in selected textbooks used during the 2007-08 school year by the Islamic Saudi Academy, which teaches 900 students in grades K-12 at two campuses in Alexandria and Fairfax and receives much of its funding from the Saudi government.

The academy has come under scrutiny from critics who allege that it fosters an intolerant brand of Islam similar to that taught in the conservative Saudi kingdom. In the review, the panel recommended that the school make all of its textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made before the next school year.

This indoctrination of children has been going on at the Islamic Saudi Academy for many years, and the AP is only now noticing it.

UPDATE at 6/12/08 8:59:10 am:

Unbelievably, at MSNBC a poll asks whether the school should be allowed to stay open, and 13% answer “Yes. One way to teach tolerance is to show tolerance.”

What the hell is wrong with these people? I think it might be a good idea for lizards to cast their votes in this poll too: Vote: Should this school be allowed to stay open? - Education- msnbc.com.

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1 AmeriDan  6/12/08 8:44:38 am reply quote 0

Skool Daze

2 songbird  6/12/08 8:44:39 am reply quote 3

Ah! Our own little terrorist training facility!
I believe we have the right to demand they teach in accordance to the law - not their own violence.

3 loppyd  6/12/08 8:44:46 am reply quote 1

CAIR could not be reached for comment.

4 unrealizedviewpoint  6/12/08 8:44:48 am reply quote 8

“Fight and kill the disbelievers wherever you find them, take them captive, harass them, lie in wait and ambush them using every stratagem of war.”

Qur’an: 9:5

5 Sizzlack  6/12/08 8:45:05 am reply quote 4

Ahh to be as politically correct as possible, and as stupid as a box of hair....just another day at the AP.

6 VegasRick  6/12/08 8:45:06 am reply quote 12

That is not the Islamic Saudi Academy that Barry knew.

7 songbird  6/12/08 8:45:10 am reply quote 0

/Proud Infidel!

8 zmdavid  6/12/08 8:45:11 am reply quote 5

Future jurors for trials of the Gitmo detainees?

9 CIA Reject  6/12/08 8:46:15 am reply quote 8

"Other passages in the school’s textbooks state that “the Jews conspired against Islam and its people” and that Muslims are permitted to take the lives and property of those deemed “polytheists.”

Look you bunch of bitter Bible thumping, gun clinging rednecks don't you know nuance when you see it?

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10 newsjunkie_ky  6/12/08 8:46:21 am reply quote 0

obama = sleeper.

11 sffilk  6/12/08 8:46:33 am reply quote 0

MSNBC has a link to the story as well. This stinks.

12 tfc3rid  6/12/08 8:46:36 am reply quote 0

Troubling? How about insanity? Suicidal? I dunno, just a few there...

Tis a dangerous road we embark upon...

13 stanlef  6/12/08 8:46:51 am reply quote 3

follow the $$$.

/tools for fools

14 taxfreekiller  6/12/08 8:47:12 am reply quote 7

uh, ah, well, ah, uh

These are not the Text Books I knew.

15 tfc3rid  6/12/08 8:47:38 am reply quote 1

Well, if they want to kill most of us, they are going to have some fight on their hands!

16 unrealizedviewpoint  6/12/08 8:47:49 am reply quote 0

re: #8 zmdavid

Future jurors for trials of the Gitmo detainees?

/oh wait, no more Gitmo. What's an infidel to do with their murdering terrorists?

17 songbird  6/12/08 8:48:33 am reply quote 1

re: #9 CIA Reject

Look you bunch of bitter Bible thumping, gun clinging rednecks don't you know nuance when you see it?

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Nuance?

18 karmic_inquisitor  6/12/08 8:48:35 am reply quote 8

Oil dollars at work.

And to think that the Democrats blocked a bill yesterday that would have opened up more offshore drilling because everyone knows that drilling "has no impact on the price of oil."

19 CIA Reject  6/12/08 8:48:41 am reply quote 2

re: #16 unrealizedviewpoint

/oh wait, no more Gitmo. What's an infidel to do with their murdering terrorists?

Get them legal aid attorneys

/SPIT!

20 tfc3rid  6/12/08 8:48:44 am reply quote 5

And funny... Back when I was inschool we had religion every day... We learned about Jesus and His message of love and tolerance and accepatance and forgiveness...

Huh... Interesting how other 'religions' see things...

21 guzziguy  6/12/08 8:48:44 am reply quote 0

Allah's Press reporters are quick aren't they.

/sarc

22 stanlef[deleted]  6/12/08 8:49:05 am -1
23 Ben Hur  6/12/08 8:49:34 am reply quote 0

Zionist plot aimed to embarrass the Ummah.

24 bosforus  6/12/08 8:49:38 am reply quote 8

So does this mean Catholic private schools can call for a new Inquisition?

25 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  6/12/08 8:49:50 am reply quote 6

re: #16 unrealizedviewpoint

/oh wait, no more Gitmo. What's an infidel to do with their murdering terrorists?

Kill them.

26 Pullus Iulius  6/12/08 8:50:16 am reply quote 0

What's more troubling is that one probably didn't have to delve too deeply to find these references. More than specific lesson plans, these are casual indications of a primitive, violent, pernicious culture.

27 alegrias  6/12/08 8:50:35 am reply quote 0

Fairfax County Democrat head of the Board of Supervisors Gerold Connolly approved this! He and his fellow dems were on board with the agenda, they really CAIR about their Saudi constituents/contributors.

28 CIA Reject  6/12/08 8:50:35 am reply quote 0

re: #17 songbird

Nice pic - I hope that's a Bible! :-)

29 FreakyBoy  6/12/08 8:51:02 am reply quote 0

One has to assume these are not disenfranchised poor children with no other options.

30 michigan tom  6/12/08 8:51:07 am reply quote 0

Pointing out these mere facts is obviously based on hate and racism. Don't worry President Obama will silence you.

31 tfc3rid  6/12/08 8:51:11 am reply quote 0

re: #27 alegrias

Fairfax County Democrat head of the Board of Supervisors Gerold Connolly approved this! He and his fellow dems were on board with the agenda, they really CAIR about their Saudi constituents/contributors.

Email contacts to these 'board' members?

32 Killgore Trout  6/12/08 8:51:14 am reply quote 2

re: #24 bosforus

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.

33 songbird  6/12/08 8:51:19 am reply quote 0

re: #28 CIA Reject

Nice pic - I hope that's a Bible! :-)

It is! Thompson Chain Reference, in fact!

34 AmeriDan  6/12/08 8:51:23 am reply quote 0

re: #23 Ben Hur

Zionist plot aimed to embarrass the Ummah.

I knew the Jews were somehow behind this. Thanks for the confirmation.

35 winston06  6/12/08 8:51:25 am reply quote 4

Saudi Arabia funds terrorism, Iranian regime trains terrorists and Pakistan provides the terrorists on a large scale..... There is a new Axis of Evil for you

36 Lawrence Schmerel  6/12/08 8:51:37 am reply quote -21

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

37 tfc3rid  6/12/08 8:51:59 am reply quote 0

re: #30 michigan tom

Pointing out these mere facts is obviously based on hate and racism. Don't worry President Obama will silence enlighten you.

Fixed it...

38 Diamond Bullet  6/12/08 8:52:00 am reply quote 11

I live in northern Virginia and am raising a family there. It is truly alarming how madrassahs and wahhabi mosques have sprung up here. Two of the 9/11 hijackers "worshipped" at a mosque down the street, and the valedictorian of a local Muslim school is now doing 20 years for plotting to assassinate Bush. I've lost count of the times I've come around the corner of an aisle in the local Giant and blundered into the middle of a polygamous Islamic family (1 male in white robes, 3-4 presumed women in head to toe black burqas, a dozen kids). People know about how the entire area is getting radicalized, but nobody seems to do anything. For a while I've considered moving to someplace "safer" for my kids but finally I decided: screw that. This is my country and I'm not ceding it to the militant Islamoids. Ever. Instead, I put in for a CCW permit.

39 Charles  6/12/08 8:52:04 am reply quote 12

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

You have got to be kidding.

40 winston06  6/12/08 8:52:18 am reply quote 0

re: #38 Diamond Bullet

sounds terrible!

41 alegrias  6/12/08 8:52:29 am reply quote 4

One of the school's graduates, it's VALEDICTORIAN in fact, Abu _______, was recently convicted of trying to terminate our President Bush.

42 Golem Akbar  6/12/08 8:52:31 am reply quote 2

Kind of makes the Hitler Youth of yore look almost tame.
Jihadi Youth! Kill an infidel for Allah!
[and take their property, too, while you're at it]

43 winston06  6/12/08 8:52:49 am reply quote 0

re: #39 Charles

I am sure he is kidding...

44 Cygnus  6/12/08 8:52:58 am reply quote 0

re: #5 Sizzlack

Ahh to be as politically correct as possible, and as stupid as a box of hair....just another day at the AP.

Don't insult hair.

45 CIA Reject  6/12/08 8:52:59 am reply quote 0

re: #33 songbird

Kewl!

46 AmeriDan  6/12/08 8:53:18 am reply quote 1

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

No BUTS... will defend this.

47 Onslow  6/12/08 8:53:27 am reply quote 0

Well this is reassuring:

The commission's findings issued come a month after the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to extend the academy's lease for its main campus, which sits on county property.

The county conducted its own study of the textbooks last year at the request of Supervisor Gerald Hyland, whose district encompasses the academy.

Hyland and the county never released results of what they had found, but Hyland said in approving the lease that he is comfortable with the school's teachings, though he did so with a qualification.

"I would be less than frank if I didn't tell you that the curriculum does contain references to the Quran, which, if taken out of context and read literally, would cause come concern," Hyland said at the meeting at which the lease was extended.

48 angst  6/12/08 8:53:31 am reply quote -4

re: #2 songbird

Ah! Our own little terrorist training facility!
I believe we have the right to demand they teach in accordance to the law - not their own violence.

Well, that's the kicker. What is Virginia law? I'm assuming this is a private academy (it damn well BETTER be) and are beholden to an outline of curriculum requirements that set out what should be taught at each grade level. I would bet my chocolate cake that there's no language regarding what shouldn't be taught.

I'm not sure I would want the thought police in my school, either. However, shining a light on the cockroaches via the media and involvement of the local school district will help. Bigots will be bigots, but I don't want big brother deciding what anyone should think. Not even **it-for-brains like these.

49 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  6/12/08 8:53:41 am reply quote 8

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

Even private schools have to hold up to certain standards and practices to be accredited.

Some how, I dont think "Kill the Infidel and steal his stuff" fits the bill.

50 OldLineTexan  6/12/08 8:53:43 am reply quote 5

Other passages in the school’s textbooks state that “the Jews conspired against Islam and its people” and that Muslims are permitted to take the lives and property of those deemed “polytheists.”

That idea doesn't originate in the textbook, kids. That's from the Holy Unflushable Book...

51 songbird  6/12/08 8:53:55 am reply quote 2

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

I understand not wanting the gov't coming in and raiding school books of private schools, but I think a little profiling is in order here.

52 Nevergiveup  6/12/08 8:54:04 am reply quote 0

And the surprise here is what?

53 amphibian  6/12/08 8:54:10 am reply quote 2

But they're all peaceful-like! And ancient-like!

You've got to feel at least a bit sorry for them, though. Jews and Christians have ambiguous passages of Scripture that need explaining -- why Judaism has Oral Law and Christianity its own body of commentary. There are places that talk about how war was fought back in the late Bronze Age and early Iron Age (pre-Geneva Conventions). But what the hell are you going to do when this Friday's reading from the Revealed and Immutable Word of Allah is about how best to behead infidels? This is like Ears Hussein trying to downplay Rev. Hate-Whitey's sermons, and then up pops the good Reverend with an hour-long song-and-dance about the same!

54 zmdavid  6/12/08 8:54:26 am reply quote 4

re: #52 Nevergiveup

And the surprise here is what?

The AP reported it.

55 winston06  6/12/08 8:54:28 am reply quote 5

re: #51 songbird

Dismantle any thing related to Saudi Arabia and Iran inside the US of A

56 Killgore Trout  6/12/08 8:54:29 am reply quote 8

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

I'd go a step further and say this stuff shouldn't be allowed to be taught to children in mosques or homeschooling situations either.

57 alegrias  6/12/08 8:54:35 am reply quote 0

re: #31 tfc3rid

Email contacts to these 'board' members?

* * *
Fairfax County, VA Board of Supervisors

(Charles doesn't like posting emails I think)


Also horrible is that dem Gerold Connolly this week may have a shot at being our Representative in Congress to replace the long time excellent republican Tom Davis who is stepping down this fall.

58 Ringo the Gringo  6/12/08 8:54:54 am reply quote 1

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

Even if they're teaching kids to kill infidels ?

59 alegrias  6/12/08 8:54:58 am reply quote 2

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

* * *
It's a Saudi Government school

60 Nevergiveup  6/12/08 8:55:05 am reply quote 0

re: #54 zmdavid

The AP reported it.

Right

61 unrealizedviewpoint  6/12/08 8:55:14 am reply quote 1

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

Not even lunch yet and we got a drunk.

62 winston06  6/12/08 8:55:19 am reply quote 1

re: #59 alegrias

On American soil....

63 songbird  6/12/08 8:55:29 am reply quote 1

re: #45 CIA Reject

Kewl!

Mr. Songbird insisted I take that picture! We were planning a follow up picture with our friends posing together - Native Americans, Oriental, African American, White, male and female - as Bitter Americans!

64 CoCo  6/12/08 8:55:33 am reply quote 1

What's frightening is 13% of responders on the poll attached to the msnbc story feel that the school should be left alone.

65 Cygnus  6/12/08 8:55:47 am reply quote 0

re: #28 CIA Reject

Nice pic - I hope that's a Bible! :-)

Book of Armaments
/Monty Python

66 mj  6/12/08 8:55:58 am reply quote 11

See Dick.
See Jane.
See Dick and Jane behead the Jew.
See Dick and Jane steal.
See Dick and Jane quote the Koran.
See Dick and Jane but never together.

67 TalkinKamel  6/12/08 8:55:59 am reply quote 10

re: #51 songbird

During WWII, a Nazi academy, for would-be Hitler youth, or a Bushido school, would never have been tolerated, whether said academy was private or not.

Let's get real here. Basically, were allowing "schools", fueled by foreign money to spring up on our soil where the students are taught how to fight against us, and commit murder. Bad idea.

68 tfc3rid  6/12/08 8:56:04 am reply quote 13

So, the Quran is one of very few pieces ever written that should never be taken literally? I see... Because if it were taken literally, it's what, a killing manual?

69 TalkinKamel  6/12/08 8:56:25 am reply quote 1

re: #55 winston06

I think that would be an excellent idea.

70 winston06  6/12/08 8:56:35 am reply quote 0

re: #68 tfc3rid

It's a violent book

71 winston06  6/12/08 8:57:07 am reply quote 0

re: #69 TalkinKamel

But the US govt is toothless to do so

72 Nevergiveup  6/12/08 8:57:12 am reply quote 0

re: #62 winston06

On American soil....

Yeah, just imagine what they teach in the madrassahs overseas? But not to worry, I am sure our Supreme Court is looking out for our best interests.

73 songbird  6/12/08 8:57:15 am reply quote 0

re: #55 winston06

Dismantle any thing related to Saudi Arabia and Iran inside the US of A

Hard to when some are beholden to oil ticks!

74 Clio  6/12/08 8:57:27 am reply quote 0

Is the reference in the article to the "State Department" perhaps an error?

Should it in fact refer to the State [of Virginia] Board of Regents, that has to certify a private school?

75 winston06  6/12/08 8:57:36 am reply quote 1

re: #72 Nevergiveup

Imagine a supreme court under President Hussein O

76 winston06  6/12/08 8:57:57 am reply quote 0

re: #73 songbird

True

77 Atweber  6/12/08 8:57:59 am reply quote 6

ACLU--"We will defend your right to kill us at every available opportunity."

78 mj  6/12/08 8:58:11 am reply quote 0

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

What gives you the idea that the State Depatment would not approve of this textbook?

79 Golem Akbar  6/12/08 8:58:17 am reply quote 4

re: #64 CoCo

What's frightening is 13% of responders on the poll attached to the msnbc story feel that the school should be left alone.


We wouldn't tolerate a school teaching Nazi philosphy, no matter how private. This is at least as bad, and maybe worse.

80 VegasRick  6/12/08 8:58:28 am reply quote 0

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

/
here have mine. You must have forgotten.

81 debutaunt  6/12/08 8:58:40 am reply quote 0

re: #32 Killgore Trout

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.

I demand a comfy chair!

82 bosforus  6/12/08 8:58:44 am reply quote 0

re: #32 Killgore Trout

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.

I can't believe I so unwittingly set up that joke.

83 Nevergiveup  6/12/08 8:58:50 am reply quote 0

re: #75 winston06

Imagine a supreme court under President Hussein O

Must I?

84 Golem Akbar  6/12/08 8:59:12 am reply quote 2

re: #67 TalkinKamel

During WWII, a Nazi academy, for would-be Hitler youth, or a Bushido school, would never have been tolerated, whether said academy was private or not.

Let's get real here. Basically, were allowing "schools", fueled by foreign money to spring up on our soil where the students are taught how to fight against us, and commit murder. Bad idea.

Bingo. No excuse for this.

85 winston06  6/12/08 8:59:12 am reply quote 0

re: #83 Nevergiveup

If you want some scary moments, then you should

;-)

86 Atweber  6/12/08 8:59:33 am reply quote 0

Our petrodollars at work.

87 CoCo  6/12/08 8:59:38 am reply quote 1

re: #77 Atweber

ACLU--"We will defend your right to kill us at every available opportunity."

Perhaps we should demand that the ACLU protect US from this "hate speech"!

88 paxnhymn  6/12/08 8:59:40 am reply quote 4

re: #32 Killgore Trout

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.


yeah, well I bet none of us expected our friggin' ALLY to open up a school on our soil with the express purpose of destroying our very existence either....

I lived with the Saudis...can't stand the arrogant bastids!

89 unrealizedviewpoint  6/12/08 8:59:42 am reply quote 0

I sure hope Charles does a thread on Barracks new mybarackobama page – FightTheSmears

They legitimately debunks the Whitey Tape, but go on in attempt to debunk other rumors without much debunking. They merely ask the ObamaBots to spread the word that the rumors are debunked. Some of the great rumor items (not debunked), are the rumors about all the racially incendiary statements in his books he says are fabrications, alterations and deliberate manipulations. To debunk the Pledge of Allegiance rumor he uses an example of where he led the pledge before the Senate. That does it for me. Sorry Barack. We’ve been wrong.

90 dgax65  6/12/08 8:59:47 am reply quote 10

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

Any school, public or private, that teaches CHILDREN that it is acceptable to kill others, just because they have different religious beliefs, should not be allowed to operate. This isn't some sort of theoretical exercise that we're talking about; these are children who are being indoctrinated to accept violence as an acceptable response to a difference in beliefs. That may fly in 8th Century Saudi Arabia, but it has no place in the United States.

91 TalkinKamel  6/12/08 8:59:58 am reply quote 0

re: #71 winston06

Yeah, but one can always hope. . .

92 MandyManners  6/12/08 9:00:04 am reply quote 0

re: #48 angst

I see that you up-dinged No. 36. Why? Do you approve of this crap?

93 redheadredstate  6/12/08 9:00:12 am reply quote 6

More proof that Political Correctness will get us all killed. I thought this country was supposed to be a melting pot. These kinds of people are more like a cookie recipe and they are the nuts. They will come to our country but they won't become a part of our country. They hold themselves apart and separate. To a certain extent all immigrants have done this but within a generation or so they are part of the great melting pot that was America. Now they bring their customs, their laws, their ways of teaching their children and don't assimilate into the larger culture. With the illegal immigrant population coming from Mexico this results in them refusing to learn English. With the Muslim populations this results in honor killings, madrassas, and beheading the infidel...a much scarier prospect. I say put all these schools (especially Saudi based) under scrutiny and stop playing the PC game. This country can't afford it!

94 Ojoe  6/12/08 9:00:45 am reply quote 4

1. Inciting to violence is illegal.
2. Out of my country with this.

95 Charles  6/12/08 9:00:50 am reply quote 8

Time for lizards to vote in this poll:

[Link: www.msnbc.msn.com...]

13% answer: "Yes. One way to teach tolerance is to show tolerance."

I'm just flabbergasted.

96 paxnhymn  6/12/08 9:00:54 am reply quote 0

re: #66 mj

See Dick.
See Jane.
See Dick and Jane behead the Jew.
See Dick and Jane steal.
See Dick and Jane quote the Koran.
See Dick and Jane but never together.


See Dick and Mo together...Mo is a bottom.

97 Nevergiveup  6/12/08 9:00:57 am reply quote 0

re: #85 winston06

If you want some scary moments, then you should

;-)

can't I just keep my eyes open on space mountain?

98 winston06  6/12/08 9:01:07 am reply quote 0

re: #95 Charles

done

99 SeafoodGumbo  6/12/08 9:01:10 am reply quote 1

re: #41 alegrias

One of the school's graduates, it's VALEDICTORIAN in fact, Abu _______, was recently convicted of trying to terminate our President Bush.

Omar Abu Ali was the valedictorian who plotted to kill the prez.

Also

The school's former comptroller, arrested last year after videotaping the Chesapeake Bay Bridge in Maryland, has been labeled by federal agents as a high- ranking member of the terrorist group Hamas....
Daniel Pipes, director of the Philadelphia-based Middle East Forum and a well-known advocate of aggressive anti-terror policies, said the school is like "having a little piece of Saudi Arabia" in northern Virginia. He claimed the Islamic Saudi Academy is a classic case of pitting free speech against protection from future attacks.

"It's like the Nazis having little Hitler schools in America during the 1930s," Pipes said last night. Fifteen of the 19 Sept. 11 hijackers were Saudi, although the oil-rich nation is a close ally of the Bush administration....

In March 2002, another graduate of the school, Mohammad Usman Idris, then 24, was charged with lying to a grand jury probing plots against Israel.

100 winston06  6/12/08 9:01:21 am reply quote 0

re: #97 Nevergiveup

absolutely... LOL

101 AmeriDan  6/12/08 9:01:29 am reply quote 0

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

Got Guilt?

102 Charles  6/12/08 9:02:06 am reply quote 13

This school should have been shut down right after 9/11. Instead the morons who think like 13% of those MSNBC poll responders have let it continue spreading poison for years.

103 Nevergiveup  6/12/08 9:02:06 am reply quote 0

re: #95 Charles

Time for lizards to vote in this poll:

[Link: www.msnbc.msn.com...]

13% answer: "Yes. One way to teach tolerance is to show tolerance."

I'm just flabbergasted.

done

104 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  6/12/08 9:02:13 am reply quote 1

re: #95 Charles

Time for lizards to vote in this poll:

[Link: www.msnbc.msn.com...]

13% answer: "Yes. One way to teach tolerance is to show tolerance."

I'm just flabbergasted.

13% answer: "Please kill us and enslave our kids so we don't offend you."

105 songbird  6/12/08 9:02:23 am reply quote 1

re: #56 Killgore Trout

I'd go a step further and say this stuff shouldn't be allowed to be taught to children in mosques or homeschooling situations either.

I'm agreeing, but concerned about legitimate peaceful law abiding patriotic homeschoolers..........


Should there be a loyalty test in our country?

106 Golem Akbar  6/12/08 9:02:24 am reply quote 0

re: #95 Charles

Time for lizards to vote in this poll:

[Link: www.msnbc.msn.com...]

13% answer: "Yes. One way to teach tolerance is to show tolerance."

I'm just flabbergasted.


I can't believe anyone would vote to keep the school open.

107 galloping granny  6/12/08 9:02:47 am reply quote 8

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

Even a private school is not above the law of the land. Teaching murder is against the law in every single jurisdiction in this nation, no matter what fucking "religion" you are.

108 winston06  6/12/08 9:02:52 am reply quote 0

re: #104 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Those will vote for Messiah for sure

109 TalkinKamel  6/12/08 9:03:04 am reply quote 1

re: #88 paxnhymn

But---but---Pat Buchanan's magazine tells us that it's the Israelis we should be worried about! Ya see, we send them billions of dollars each year (just like the Palestinians), and a lady named "Maria" (doesn't want to give her last name) saw 3---or was it 4, or 5?---through her trusty binoculars on 9/11, and it looked as if they were dancing. Or making a film. Or doing something. Anyway, it was highly suspicious, and maybe they were up to something.

/Sarc.

(Share some of your Saudi stories with us, please!)

110 amphibian  6/12/08 9:03:35 am reply quote 1

re: #50 OldLineTexan

Other passages in the school’s textbooks state that “the Jews conspired against Islam and its people” and that Muslims are permitted to take the lives and property of those deemed “polytheists.”

That idea doesn't originate in the textbook, kids. That's from the Holy Unflushable Book...

Have you ever tried to flush that thing? It's freaking HUGE! I know I'd have my plumber's friend out in no time if I tried. And don't get me started about the low-flow toilets.

So, yeh, literally unflushable.

111 LeftJustAintRight  6/12/08 9:03:36 am reply quote 0
“kill the infidels and steal their property.”


I still do not see the problem here

/Hussein Obama

112 dahozho  6/12/08 9:03:57 am reply quote 1

This school has been under scrutiny for YEARS. I can't believe no action has been taken on the curriculum. This is a Saudi-funded school-- pure and simple, like the Wahabi cr*p with which they indoctrinate the students.

And has already been pointed out, a valedictorian has been jailed on making terrorist threats against POTUS. Somehow, I don't see the attitude of the general student body being any different.

113 winston06  6/12/08 9:04:11 am reply quote 0

re: #111 LeftJustAintRight

but if you insist, he'll throw them under the bus soon

114 Nevergiveup  6/12/08 9:04:17 am reply quote 3

re: #102 Charles

This school should have been shut down right after 9/11. Instead the morons who think like 13% of those MSNBC poll responders have let it continue spreading poison for years.

After 9/11 there was a window open for a sane America to once again grab hold of it's destiny and to protect it's future. With stuff like this and today's Court ruling, I get the feeling it is all slipping away. G-D help us all.

115 NJDhockeyfan  6/12/08 9:04:28 am reply quote 2

"That's not the Islamic Saudi Academy I knew."

/BHO

116 alegrias  6/12/08 9:04:30 am reply quote 1

re: #102 Charles

This school should have been shut down right after 9/11. Instead the morons who think like 13% of those MSNBC poll responders have let it continue spreading poison for years.

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Do Saudis allow reciprocal Christian schools on their soil, yet? Are we still on our knees, begging along with the Pope, for permission to be "different"?

117 MandyManners  6/12/08 9:05:22 am reply quote 2

The History Channel has a program on 9/11/01 right now. Showing people jumping from the towers.

118 LeftJustAintRight  6/12/08 9:05:32 am reply quote 3

re: #36 Lawrence Schmerel

This is a private school.

I don't approve of these teachings, but . . .

I don't like the idea of private schools having to make their "textbooks available to the State Department so changes can be made."

You sir are the problem

119 AmeriDan  6/12/08 9:05:36 am reply quote 0

re: #95 Charles

For what it's worth... done.