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UK’s government schools mandate exposure to Islamic culture and tradition

The dhimmitude of the UK continues.  From the Daily Mail:

State school pupils are set to be taught Islamic traditions and values in compulsory citizenship lessons.

The move  -  part of a package of initiatives announced by Communities Secretary Hazel Blears yesterday  -  is designed to curb extremism. (Yeah, good luck with that. – Ed.)

Education campaigners warned however against giving Islam a privileged position over other faiths.  (Too late. – Ed.)

I notice they’re not mandating Hindu, Buddhist, Catholic, etc., education for this.  How sad that this once powerful empire has succumbed to political correctness.


July 21, 2008 - Posted by crushliberalism | Euros, dhimmitude, political correctness, public education

4 Comments »

  1. Son of a mother bleeping mother bleeper. These bleeping sons of motherless bleeping goats can go bleep themselves up the ass. Bleep them.

    Comment by Jenn | July 22, 2008

  2. Europe is self destructing with their attempts at political correctness and they’re too stupid to realize that their country is being taken over by the cancer of Islam.
    This is yet another reason why we don’t need a neutered liberal running our country.

    Comment by Kanaka Girl | July 22, 2008

  3. I dont have a big problem with them exposing children to Islam. It is good to know your enemy. I do have a problem with them basically trying to CONVERT them to Islam. It is good to know the tenents of different religions but I doubt this indoctrination to Islam is to expose the tenents of the religion. And if you are showing the tenents of Islam why are you not doing the same for Judism, Hindu, Buddhism, Shintoism, and several Christian sects?

    Comment by WMD_Maker | July 22, 2008

  4. The PC Movement is still expanding. It also includes Environmentalism and they’re all a part of LIBERALISM!!!
    Jenn said it right!

    Comment by tnjack | July 22, 2008


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