Posts Tagged ‘muslim’
Candy Crowley asks … couldn’t these terrorists just as easily come from … Mayflower families?
I am still trying to get my arms around this one. The CNN anchor is interviewing Congressman Peter King, who soon become chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, about his intention to hold hearings on the extent of radicalization within the American Muslim community. It has set off a firestorm of political correctness in…
Read MoreMuslim prayers to kick off Hartford City Council meetings in September – Update
There are two questions to consider about this story. First off, have city council meetings always started with some sort of prayer or invocation, and second, will inviting local imams to perform invocations at the meetings create unity or make things worse?
Read MoreTone Lōc watch out – Muslim youths not a fan of pop singer Medina
Alright, dig it. A Denmark pop singer held a free concert in a minority community outside of Copenhagen recently and had a few eggs tossed at her near the opening of the free show. Pop star Medina – real name Andrea Fuentealba Valbak – fought back with what seems to be a blistering retort on…
Read MoreMuslim soldiers arrested – attempted to poison food supply
Oh, this can not be good at all. I caught a glimpse of the story on Fox News within the last couple of hours. If this is true, what are the implications for our American forces? If they are unable to trust their own…
Read MoreUK: Muslim driver stops bus, prays towards Mecca
Some sort of dispute between the driver and management? A Muslim bus driver elected to stop in the middle of his route for prayers in the aisle of the bus. His positioning during prayers kept passengers from exiting the bus, but nobody said a word.
Read MoreMuslim Public Charter School Exposed
This has certainly been a very quite story. What happens when kids pray together at a public school event? What happens when a valedictorian wants to mention God and her faith during a graduation ceremony? What happens when a teacher wears a cross in the classroom? We’ve all read about the results; students are barred…
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