| Police said McVey became upset when she heard some students at Gaithersburg High School, who were being assisted by another teacher, practicing a speech and using some Arabic words. |
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Originally Posted by dcs2244
The final Crusade has begun. Choose a side.
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Originally Posted by Killjoy
...I bet if some teacher was besmirching our president and going on about the "beauty" of "Muslim culture" (especially the be-headings), she would have been congratulated.
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Originally Posted by kwflatbed
Charging documents allege McVey shouted, "Islam doesn't mean peace, it means killing everyone for peace" and "Because of you, our families died in New York!"
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Originally Posted by TypeX
Uh... I dont see anything wrong with firing her. That is a completely inaccurate statement. I am American, I hate terrorism and the people that commit it.. but I dont hold a hold religion accountable for some radicalized wannabe martyrs. She is a teacher, teaching the future of America. I dont know about you guys but I dont want a bunch of mulsim/jewish/anything non-american-hating kids running around in 20yrs. IF she was really educated she'd be able to distinguish between Islam, the religion thats been around for thousands of years and radical islam the "religion" behind terrorism. Apparently some of you can't see that difference either.
If they were saying 'allahu akbar' (god is great) and then waving swords in the air and getting ready to kill the other students -- that's different. I dont think teaching kids a little culture is bad. And as far as spanish not being taught in schools, just english, that's f'n retarded. You want the greatest country ever to have the most one-dimensional students in the world? I'm surprised this teacher wasn't wearing a white cloak and a white hat.. if you get what I mean. |
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Originally Posted by Killjoy
Too bad she was arrested....as a citizen I agree with everything she says. I guess "freedom of speech" only applies to leftist propaganda...I bet if some teacher was besmirching our president and going on about the "beauty" of "muslim culture" (especially the beheadings), she would have been congratulated.
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Originally Posted by kwflatbed
I think you should get your head out of your ass and join the real world, todays muslum teachings is not about peace.
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Originally Posted by TypeX
Uh... I dont see anything wrong with firing her. That is a completely inaccurate statement. I am American, I hate terrorism and the people that commit it.. but I dont hold a hold religion accountable for some radicalized wannabe martyrs. She is a teacher, teaching the future of America. I dont know about you guys but I dont want a bunch of mulsim/jewish/anything non-american-hating kids running around in 20yrs. IF she was really educated she'd be able to distinguish between Islam, the religion thats been around for thousands of years and radical islam the "religion" behind terrorism. Apparently some of you can't see that difference either.
If they were saying 'allahu akbar' (god is great) and then waving swords in the air and getting ready to kill the other students -- that's different. I dont think teaching kids a little culture is bad. And as far as spanish not being taught in schools, just english, that's f'n retarded. You want the greatest country ever to have the most one-dimensional students in the world? I'm surprised this teacher wasn't wearing a white cloak and a white hat.. if you get what I mean. |
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Originally Posted by TypeX
If muslims were cheering for the deaths of Americans than THOSE muslims should be punished..
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July 07, 2006 in Current Affairs, Terrorism, US News
By Beila Rabinowitz
July 6, 2006 - Philadelphia, PA - PipeLineNews.org - Residents of Villanova, Pennsylvania who have opposed the expansion of a facility in which the "Foundation of Islamic Education" is housed should really be concerned over a "Youth Jihad Camp" [Before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the group's summer gatherings were openly called "Jihad Camps"] planned to take place in August.
According to an article appearing in the Philadephia Inquirer - "Neighbors fight Islamic foundation's expansion" - the FIE is "... a New York non profit religious group headed by a Saudi businessman," who "agreed to to buy the campus of the Northeastern Christian Junior College , the former Morris Clothier estate, for 2.7 million.." Article Link
Beila Rabinowitz of Militant Islam Monitor, Al-Qaeda linked cleric among speakers at Muslim Youth camp at Foundation for Islamic Education in Villanova PA 8/2-6/06 has uncovered further information on the Wahhabist ties which go directly to the Saudi government:"The foundation's trustees are based in Saudi Arabia. The president of the board is Mahmoud Abdullah Taiba, a member of the Majlis Ash Shura and former secretary of the the Energy and Electricity in Riyadh Saudi Arabia. FIE is also directly linked to the radical Islamist University, Al Azhar, a bastion of the Muslim Brotherhood. The head Imam of Al Azhar, Sheik Tantawi, sanctioned suicide attacks against Israeli civilians, characterizing them as all potential soldiers. Bin Laden's mentor, Abdullah Azzam attended the university as well. The FIE works together with the American Open University and describes itself as 'a satellite campus ' accredited to Al Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt.The theme of the Muslim Youth camp being held at the FIE is "Deen and Dunya" - Finding the Balance. The Muslim Youth organization takes their ideological and religious teachings directly from the Muslim Brotherhood - the group which assassinated Anwar Sadat and from which al-Qaeda evolved.
The speakers at the upcoming Muslim Youth camp are hard-core Islamists, many of them have documented ties to terror and for that reason the residents of Villanova have good cause to be concerned about security issues. At a 2000 ICNA conference in Baltimore the head of the Young Muslims organization which is running the camp, urged parents to send their sons to fight jihad in Chechnya.
According to testimony given by counter terrorism expert Steven Emerson:At the July 2000 annual convention of the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) in Baltimore, speaker Tayyab Yunus pleaded with the audience: The youth is very important...And, we all want to see our youth to succeed to become doctors, to become engineers; but how many of you can actually say that you want to send your sons to Jihad, to Chechnya? How many of you can actually say that? [Takbir! Allahua Akbar!] How many of you can actually say that you want to send your child? How many of you can actually say that you want to send your youth to fight in Jihad or to send them to...to these Islamic Institutions to become educated? I'm sorry. Other than that, I honestly believe in my heart that this is the time, right now is the time."Speakers at proposed Jihad Camp
Mazen Mokhtar a New Jersey Imam who is under investigation by the FBI for ties to Al Qaeda and bomb plotters in the UK. In 2004 the Washington Post reported on a previous Youth Camp appearance by Mokhtar :Now that the Islamist agenda behind FIE is clear, it behooves the Lower Merion Council to refuse the organization's request for a permit to expand and rather initiate proceedings to close the group down.
Jamal Badawi - An Imam based in Canada who recently justified suicide bombings in an 7/29/06 forum on the Islam Online website with the theme Dying for Allah - "Martyrdom in Islam let's discuss it " - Badawi was asked 'what is the difference between a martyr and a a sucide bomber?' and responded:"...It should be made clear that defense against unprovoked aggression and resistance to reduce oppression are legitimate causes for combative jihad provided that all other conditions, qualifiers and ethics of war are strictly observed. It should also be noted that in all nations and according to the UN charter and international law, the Islamic causes are basically the same. Also, it should also be noted that all nations and peoples have lots of praises [sic] for those who not only put their lives on the line but also sacrifice their lives for what they consider as defense for their country or people. It is known that people from various backgrounds sacrificed their lives in a way that many may classify as "suicidal operations" such as the Japanese pilots in the Second World War.Siraj Wahhaj - Unindicted co-conspirator in the conspiracy surrounding the WTC 1993 bombings ["unindicted persons who may be alleged as co-conspirators" in the attempt to blow up New York City monuments..."] and Imam of radical al-Taqwa Mosque in New York . Wahhaj finds common cause with those who participated in the Mohammed cartoon riots, stating that Muslims "Had to make sure that they (infidels) do not do this again."
Faisal Hammoudeh - A leading volunteer for the Islamic Relief organization in Chicago. Islamic Relief is linked to terrorist groups, last month the Gaza coordinator of Islamic Relief Worldwide was arrested and deported from Israel for conducting a fundraising operation for Hamas.


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Islamic cleric Ali Bardakoglu, left, was offended by comments that Pope Benedict XVI, right, made during a visit to Germany.|
Originally Posted by TypeX
Deuce; Do you seriously have that big a problem with teaching an Islamic phrase? Seriously, do you think because some kid learns an Islamic phrase all of a sudden he is going to convert and fly a plane into a building? It’s called being educated in a little bit of culture. No is telling these kids to become a martyr and kill innocent Americans… jesus. I have no problem with a teacher showing her displeasure in private or in an accurate manner. The fact is she generalized a whole religion because of some morons (yes I realize that there are many terrorists, but there are many more traditional muslims). If you can honestly tell me that her statement was accurate… then yes.. you need to read up on Islam. No I don’t think its right for someone to take food of someone plate because it isn’t PC. I think it is fine to fire them when they make racially charged statements that aren’t correct (not politically correct, just correct) especially if you are in a position that is teaching our kids and influencing them as much as teachers do.
How does this have anything to do with any other religion? You seem to hold all of Islam, because you apparently know every single Islamic person is a terrorist, accountable. I couldn’t care less what religion anyone is, if you are a terrorist you should be punished. Not everyone who might practice the same religion (the traditional religion, not radicalized) but the direct persons involved in the terrorist act. Ya ok I’m soft because I don’t generalize… ok. Because, unlike you, I don’t think every single person who is different than me is out to get me, I’m soft. No I didn’t miss the television when those muslims were cheering (actually I referenced it in the topic about CNN showing 9/11 coverage). Apparently you missed the muslims, here in America, who were showing support for America. Apparently you missed the muslims who were killed in 9/11. Apparently you missed the muslims who are devout Muslims, but hadn’t done anything wrong and their mosques were attacked by Americans. Forget academia or whatever. The fact is I don’t generalize groups of people. I’m clueless.. but you are the one who thinks every muslim to walk the earth is a terrorist. My basic point is this. Fuck terrorism and anyone affiliated (American included). But just because you are Muslim, doesn’t make you a terrorist. That seems to be the basic belief between you three. If not and I have read you responses wrong, corrected I stand. But if you do believe that all muslims are terrorists; you are sadly mistaken and it says a lot about the American culture. |
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Originally Posted by TypeX
Uh... I dont see anything wrong with firing her. That is a completely inaccurate statement. IF she was really educated she'd be able to distinguish between Islam, the religion thats been around for thousands of years and radical islam the "religion" behind terrorism. Apparently some of you can't see that difference either.
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