Trojan Horse debate: We were wrong, all cultures are not equal
For years, we all turned a blind eye to the segregation of Muslim pupils. Now it is time to stand up to propagators of barbarism and ignorance
Let me quote Myriam Francois-Cerrah, a writer and Muslim convert, who told Channel 4 News on Tuesday that she rejected calls by the Prime Minister and Michael Gove, the Education Secretary, for schools to promote British values. “In many ways, the problem is creating a hierarchy of cultures when you say you need to promote British values,” she objected. “What does that say to children in a classroom whose heritage harks from outside the British Isles? It says this country has superior moral values and you are coming from some backward culture whose values you … must not consider equal to our own.”
Children don’t want to be different, they want to belong: pupils enter Oldknow Academy, one of the Birmingham schools involved in the Trojan Horse scandal
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Funnily enough, that’s exactly what we are saying, Myriam. Spot on! A Muslim girl who winds up in Bolton or Luton should thank her lucky stars she doesn’t live in Sudan – or Pakistan, where, only last month, a woman was stoned to death by her family for the crime of marrying a man of whom they disapproved. Farzana Parveen’s father explained: “I killed my daughter as she had insulted all of our family by marrying a man without our consent, and I have no regret over it.”– More from Allison Pearson @ the Telegraph
Trojan horse inquiry: ‘A co-ordinated agenda to impose hardline Sunni Islam’
A draft of the report, marked as sensitive, states: “Left unchecked, it would confine school hildren within an intolerant, inward-looking monoculture that would severely inhibit their participation in the life of modern Britain.” …
Manifestations of extremism Islam in the schools outlined in the report include:
• Anti-western rhetoric, particularly anti-US and anti-Israel.
• Segregationism – dividing the world into us and them, with them to include all non-Muslims and Muslims who disagree.
• Perception of a worldwide conspiracy against Muslims.
• Attempts to impose its views and practices upon others.
• Intolerance of difference, whether the secular, other religions or other Muslims.
More on the fall of “modern” Britain from Patrick Wintour  at The Guardian
Who awards these phoney prices? 
Arles 2014: Nicolo Degiorgis lifts the veil on Italy’s Islamophobia
Nicolo Degiorgis contrasts the peace of prayer with the tension of politics in his award-winning photobook, capturing Italian Muslims forced to pray in garages, gyms, and shops… more artsy-fartsy obsessions and rolling turds in glitter from the Guardian
Not “Migrants”- Muslim Insurgents!
Migrants in Italy: Arrival and survival
Italy struggles to deal with growing flood of migrants willing to risk their lives to reach the nearest European shores.
These people are not ‘migrants’-  they are insurgents. These welfare shoppers are dole bludgers, criminals, rapists, jihadists… you name it. Nearly all of them are illiterate savages. This is excess humanity straight out of the darkest African sewers.
Dispatches Channel4 show on Islamic infiltration of UK schools
First, here are a couple of links that should bring you to the show.
1. The official one which only works if you are in the UK.
2. This one which kinda works everywhere but you may have to close some annoying adds and try a few times but it does play. (Better links will likely appear sooner or later)
Those of you who know how to use a VPN may want to set their location for somewhere in England and watch it on the original link.
This documentary starts out fairly well and does some reasonable exposing of some of the horror that takes place at schools now run by islamic authority. But it quickly turns on Jewish and Christian schools and tries to make the moral equivalence, if not directly by inference, that not teaching evolution as fact is equivalent to a Muslim school having speakers in who advocate murder of homosexuals and islamic supremacy etc. etc.
Continue reading More on those Trojan Horse schools in the UK