-♻RetweetUpdate: The MSA at George Mason University
Mon, May 7, 2007 at 6:59:33 pm PDT
Following our post about the Muslim Student Association’s appropriation of a “Quiet Meditation Space” at George Mason University, Brian at Snapped Shot gives us some more perspective on how bad it’s gotten at the school: Some are More Equal.
We Christians, on the other hand, are not.
Charles Johnson over at LGF has taken note of something going on over at my very own George Mason University, which seems to be brewing a touch of controversy. Going there, I can attest that there is quite a formidable Muslim presence on campus, and that the Muslims do lay claim, fully, to the prayer areas mentioned in Charles’ article.
What Charles doesn’t mention, most likely because he’s one of the few conservatives brave enough to live in the state of fruits and nuts rather than the grand Old Dominion, is that the University also constructed ritual foot-washing basins in every bathroom of the Johnson Center. Guess which “pseudoethnic” group uses them the most?
(Incidentally, the University is also seeking a new Halal vendor for the campus cafeterias as well, since apparently the MSA can’t be bothered to arrange for their own vending contracts to come on campus. The previous vendor was kicked out due to health code violations—oops.)
It goes without saying that George Mason University is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Saudi government at this point. But trust me, folks, it gets better from here!
At present, after all of the kind dhimmitude shown towards Muslims on campus, the Muslim Student Association is demanding their own mosque-on-campus, which is fine, considering there is a Chapel. Of course, there is some slight difference between the MSA’s request, and the reality of the campus chapel:
For one, the Catholic Chapel is located on the far reaches of campus. It’s so unofficial that it’s not even listed on the campus map!
The proposed MSA study area? Well, they want it in the central building on campus, since it’s the “ideal” location for them.
To further illustrate the point, let me point out that the Catholic Student Ministry bought private land neighboring the campus, and built their own Chapel there with their own funds, and that of Catholic donors throughout the area.
The MSA?
Well, let’s just say that when they’re done with it, all of we Virginians will have contributed money to benefit them.
Frank says:
