[JohnHuang2]

Monday, August 19, 2002

Quote of the Day by skull stomper

[lawdude]

" Professor Lippincott insists
that commemorative programs must avoid any suggestion that Islamic fanaticism can be blamed for the
attacks, and that the most important way to protect ourselves from future assaults is to embrace all religions
and sexual orientations. "

Hey Prof. Bite me, you commie pig. You haven't a clue so shut your mouth.

[FreeTally]

We must embrace these values toward all Americans for all time. This includes race, religions, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and those with special needs."

Yeh, I'm one of those with "special needs". I need you elitist academia slime to shut the hell up!

[hgro]

We need to re-institute the draft and get these loonies into the military where they can be educated on the proper expression of citizenship.

[vetvetdoug]

WTG Michael Medved.....Some more folks need to write editorials that cut through the BS....

[Drango]

Someone should ask Schumer and Hillary if they agree, support and endorse their fellow travelers...

[1Old Pro]

Here's the original story:

NEA DELIVERS HISTORY LESSON (Left Wing teacher union bosses indoctrinate kids to hate America)

[headsonpikes]

"...those with special needs."

So now the good professor is claiming that Down's Syndrome kids are being blamed for the WTC attack???

WTF?????

The NEA is the equivalent in modern America of what Orwell styled the "Outer Party".

Heads on Pikes!!

[Semper]

At some point you have to worry about our country when so many shit-for-brains liberals get as much attention as they do.

[Sweet_Sunflower29]

According to the education establishment, we should avoid such unpleasant observations because "protecting against harassment of our Arab American classmates and neighbors is most critical right now. … We must embrace these values toward all Americans for all time. This includes race, religions, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and those with special needs."

Just as I never imagined the horror ultimately witnessed on 9-11, nor did I fathom the tears shed on my part while witnessing the demise of my country...

It just gets worse and worse.

[EdReform]

"Professor Lippincott insists that commemorative programs must avoid any suggestion that Islamic fanaticism can be blamed for the attacks, and that the most important way to protect ourselves from future assaults is to embrace all religions and sexual orientations."

In other words, bend over and take it? I don't think so. Islamic fanaticism was the sole reason for the attacks. And why does Lippincott even mention sexual orientation? What the hell does that have to do with 9-11?

[Paul Atreides]

I imagine there was a great wailing and gnashing of teeth when many in academia learned that it was non-Christians who attacked the WTC and the Pentagon.

[Rockyrich]

The email for the NEA-HIN website is: info@neahin.org

Drop them a note on how you really feel. I did and it made me feel better - for awhile.

[hattend]

BTTT

[usadave]

For every parent who has a child in a public school, be sure to sit them down sometime after they get home from school on Sept. 11, 2002 and make sure that they understand what really happened on Sept. 11, 2001. Make sure that your child knows who the bad guys were that carried out this horrific act of terrorism against the United States. Make sure that your child understands that Islam is not a "peaceful religion". Make sure that your child understands that some cultures in the world are better than other cultures. Teach your child about patriotism and the fact that the United States is the greatest country on the face of the Earth. Don't let your child be brainwashed by the PC cultists disguised as teachers who lurk in our country's public school system.

[Interloper]

Another quote from the good Doctor:

...However, San Jose's own Brian Lippincott, associate professor of psychology at JFK University, calls grouping people close together for long periods a "time-honored method of indoctrination," used since the days of the Roman centurions. "And then you're tired on the second or third day," he says, "and you lose your independent thought process, and the things you're hearing become internally consistent. You kind of lose the ability to check out-- 'Are these assumptions really true?' If I get you to accept three or four premises, then all these things would follow from those assumptions.

Original Text

[desertcry]

NEA is intolerable, it's main directive is the destruction of the culture which made the USA the greatist nation on earth in modern times. What the communists could not do, the NEA may yet succeed.

[sport]

bump

[Sinner6]

backlash against Arab Americans during the Gulf War are obvious examples

Like when I went down and had a few beers at the bar with the local camal jockies.

[dennisw]

ping

[EdReform]

Actually, the "Key Messages" recommended in his paper for anniversary celebrations include such politically correct nostrums as the declaration that "Violence and hate are never solutions to anger"...

Afghan Prisoners Vow to Continue Terror Attacks After Release

"Some Taliban and Al Qaeda prisoners who are scheduled to be released from prison in Afghanistan say they will continue to carry out terrorist activities after they are set free...

Several of these prisoners -- many of whom are Pakistani -- told Fox News they were in Afghanistan to fight a jihad, or holy war, against Americans and will continue to fight once released.

One prisoner said he was "very happy" that the Sept. 11 attacks occurred..."