"Muslim" is to "school"

Submitted by DONVAN (United States), May 23, 2007 at 15:48

what "Islam" is to "peace". All Muslims are Muhammedian, hence their school will indoctrinate the inmates with the dogma of the Muhammedian societial model. This will result in greater toleration for the notion of violence to advance the cause of Muhammed. The pattern and practice is the same regardless of what country one looks at.

We now know, as if we needed the Pew survey, 20-25% of Muslims, living in a society that guarantees their right to religion, are willing to support mass murder given the proper matrix of "Protecting " their religion. This says that the assimilation of Muslims via our secular academic system does not work, and regardless of the collective efforts of governemnt,academia,and society, 20% will support the and justify mass murder in the name of their religion.

It is this residual that are true Muslims, and are honest enough to say that Islam cannot be domesticated. As with any non domesticated beast, one may be able to domesticate 80% of the aggressive and hostile behavior, but that 20% will eat you. It is almost impossible for the true believers of "education", especially American education, to believe that "academia" is not our savior. This belief is so pervasive that it blinds us to the stark and "Inconvenient truth":; a large percentage of Muhammedians ( any Muslim) will never assimilate, and will become more violent and aggressive and hostile as their belief system is reinforced by "Muslim schools" "Islamic schools" "Islamic courses" ad nausium, at the expense of the United States and a threat to the Constitution is a clear and present danger.

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