Schools Swarming With Saudi Students

The Stiletto ^ | November 17, 2006 | The Stiletto

[JimRed]

More sleeper cells, coming to a university near you!

[PGalt]

Thanks for posting. Very interesting. Check out this thread and the links...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1740751/posts

[rbg81]

More sleeper cells, coming to a university near you! Come on--give Bush some credit! It took him five whole years before he got back in bed with his (our) "friends", the Saudis.

[dakine]

"So what are Americans supposed to get out of this educational exchange?"

Oil...

[VOA]

I'd love to think this move would make some Muslims more friendly to the USA.

I'd also like money to grow on trees.

reposts from previous threads:

More Muslims moving to U.S.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1699992/posts

US schools compete for Saudi students -not yet able do effective
background checks on applicants
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1699252/posts

Victor Davis Hanson: Those Saudi Students. It’s not irrational to
be wary of this deal
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1701943/posts


and here's a story of how one Muslim student learned tolerance and
embraced diversity after visiting America (/sarc):
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1686655/posts

[H.Akston]

http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/008046.php

"The other ISA location, which is for younger students and houses some 500 pupils, is on Popes Head Road in southern Fairfax County [Virginia]. In 1981, Saudi paid $3.1 million for that site, which used to be Fairfax Christian School. Another irony--Muslims buying Christian-consecrated ground."

Security is very tight at this 'school'- they are very very paranoid about visitors.

[PGalt]

Thanks for those links. Outstanding.

[bert]

This is a fantastic program.

The future of the Gulf area depends on the youth being educated now. Those who have seen and lived among Americans know that economic and other freedom is worth fighting for.

The king is modernizing by educating. He knows that the generation now replacing their fathers and uncles in the business and industrial sector includes many who were educated in America. Their success compared to those educated at home or in Europe is obvious.

To oppose the educating of Saudis in America is in the long run a counterproductive effort. To oppose is to have been suckered by Al Queda propaganda. Saudi Arabia and the gulf are the counter to fanatic Islam and Iran. Embrace the gulf Arabs and their emerging neighbor in Iraq or forget living in the prosperity you now enjoy.

[gotribe]

Our president and congress are clueless. The enemy uses its host to train, and we do nothing.

[VOA]

If Victor Davis Hanson says the deal stinks...there's a really good
chance that it actually does.

I pray that, at the least, most of the Saudi students end up as
drunken frat boys that will be totally useless to Jihad.

[GeorgefromGeorgia]

I lived in Riyadh from 81-85. The more Saudis that come to the USA and find out about freedom, the better. Eventually, they will pickup more of our culture that we will of theirs. HOWEVER, we need to screen these people carefully.

[Diogenesis]

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."

George Santayana

[WV Mountain Mama]

I think this program is great. I mean, I have been told by the left/MSM/hippie lettuce smoking antiwar protesters that the reason we were attacked on 9/11 (and why they just plain hate us and want to kill us) was because the muslims are poor, uneducated, down trodden, etc. I believe that this will help these poor "lost boys of Saudi Arabia" not hate us. Well, except that the hijackers were educated and from upper middle class families and have been taught to hate us since birth right through all of their formative years. Yeah, this is a great idea. In fact, I would like the name of the MENSA candidate who came up with this idea. So I can write him a nice thank you note...

[taxed2death]

"But at the popular level, there's a huge amount of mistrust and antipathy,......"


Just a guess, It might have something to do with Saudis continued support for madresses and that little "slip up" of flying airplanes into tall buildings.

...just a hunch though...

[taxed2death]

"Those who have seen and lived among Americans know that economic and other freedom is worth fighting for."


Hmmmm, I'm not buyin' that line of bs.

How come Atta didn't walk out of the Florida titie bar with that outlook?

[exnavy]

And at the redneck level, there are alot more targets at hand after the next big Religon of Peace attack(which is coming, it's only a matter of time).

[exnavy]

You don't have much first hand experiance with musloms in school, or anywhere else, do you.

[mewzilla]

On the visa vending machine that is Foggy Bottom...

Invasion: How America Still Welcomes Terrorists, Criminals, and Other Foreign Menaces to Our Shores By Michelle Malkin

[kittymyrib]

Unfortunately, some of our clueless co-eds will be suckered into Muslim marriages with these pagans. Then we'll get to see them crying on TV that the SOB took their children back to Saudi Arabia, and they have no parental rights. Every parent ought to be watchful of whom their daughters are dating on the campuses mentioned in this article.