Textbooks said to 'hide' problems with Islam

Washington Times ^ | 2/07/03 | Larry Witham

[Thorondir]

I used to think so, too. But lately he seems to have gone off the deep end. Screams that I am a liar and a racist because I see Islam for what it is.

But he fails to point out a single lie of mine and ... well Islam is not a race, but he can't seem to get that through his head. I think the guy has a problem understanding English.

Anyway, Islam will be our number one problem for a long time. Blinding ourselves to that fact and appeasing bloodthirsty savages will not help us to deal with that problem. It will only get good innocent people killed.

Peace.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Thank you.

[F.J. Mitchell]

I'm trying to book mark your response- that catalogues a majority of the questions that a lot of us wonder about from time to time-we know the answers though.

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

But people in the education establishment get real upset when you tell them that public schools are nothing but political re-education camps.

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Thanks for the ping!!

[xm177e2]

Osama just brought down those cold, sterile office towers so he could build a 50-story day-care center for all of the working mothers of New York City. He has such a big heart! We haven't done half as much as him.

[Victoria Delsoul]

"Subjects such as jihad and the advocacy of violence among militant Islamists to attain worldly ends, the imposition of [Shariah] law, the record of Muslim enslavement, and the brutal subjection of women are glossed over," the 35-page study says. Without solid facts about Islam, the study said, "instructors fall back on themes of tolerance and apology [and] skirt the reality of international affairs and threats to world peace."

Hmmm, as Henry B. Adams stated, "Nothing in education is so astonishing as the amount of ignorance it accumulates in the form of inert facts."