Label CAIR "Treasonous"

Submitted by Funk Soul Bruhva (Thailand), Dec 10, 2004 at 00:25

This is an outrage. Is not the teaching of any religion in schools unconstitutional or at least illegal? I recall recently there was a big hubbub about the "under god" line in the Pledge of Allegiance. How could it be possible for the Islamofascists to infiltrate public schools? Uh....are they not required to set up their own private school if they want to do indoctinate hapless young minds, just as Catholic or Jewish schools are?

Actually, I prefer they ban fundamentalist Islam completely, as it is a frontal attack on our Constitution, rights, freedom, way of life, and the US goverment. The CAIR manifesto declares it quite plainly; see for yourself pasted below:
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"Islam isn't in America to be equal to any other faiths, but to become dominant. The Koran, the Muslim book of scripture, should be the highest authority in America, and Islam the only accepted religion on Earth"

Omar Ahmad - founder of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)
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"Highest authority", meaning they intend for sharia to usurp the US government.

Fundamentalist Islam should be labeled are a treasonous doctrine and CAIR a hostile enemy of the State. The "Only accepted religion on Earth" means they are using our own religious freedom to take away our religious freedom. How hypocritical is that? They must be stopped at all costs. This is the new Nazism, without any doubt.

I'll promise this, any school that teaches falsities about Islam will be boycotted by my family. I have read the quran and hadith, and I understand the life of Mohammed, ... My children will not be exposed to this mind-poison...

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