Islamic infiltration in Texas school

 

Parents and Christian pastors in the Houston area are angry after a local junior high school forced students to attend what they describe as an indoctrination to Islam. 

 

 

Pastor Dave Welch, executive director of the Houston Area Pastor Council, is just one of those angry over a presentation by two female representatives of the Council on American-Islamic Relations that students at the Friendswood Junior High School were forced to attend two weeks ago.
 
"The specific details, as we were given by the students, included teachings that Adam, Noah, and Jesus were all prophets like Mohammed; the basic tenets of Islam; the process of how to pray five times a day; again, the pillars of Islam. These were specific, religious instructions," Welch explains.
 
Welch says Principal Robin Lowe explained to parents, who initially complained, that the assembly was held to deal with comments some students had made that were insensitive to Arab students. "This was not just cultural issues of the manners and ways of Arab culture. This was Islamic teaching," says the Houston pastor. "That was the issue that, obviously, raised great concern. This was forced religious instruction and [what we call] Islamic ... 'indoctrination.'"
 
Even more egregious, Welch says, is the fact that the principal was allegedly ordered by the superintendent of the school district not to allow the pro-Islam assembly, but did so anyway.
 
"Because ... we have now verified that the principal did, in fact, act in direct contradiction and violation of the expressed direction of the superintendent, in addition to violating the policies, we're supporting the call for her removal. She just has lost the trust and violated the trust of the parents and the students to operate in this capacity," the pastor adds.
 
He also notes the double standard that would have existed in this situation had Islam been replaced with Christianity. Welch says he has no doubt there would be an "uprising" -- not to mention reprimands or firings of school personnel -- if Christian pastors were in a classroom setting, teaching on Christian doctrine and theology.
 
"Lawsuits would be engaged in by organizations from the left [if that happened]," he suggests. "So the double standard is obviously one issue we're deeply concerned about in this -- and we're just not going to let this go," Welch says.
 
According to Welch, several parents' groups are also demanding that the principal resign or be fired.

like I often said, public school system now is not a place to teach kids knowleage anymore, it becomes a place to indoctrinate agendas to brainwash kids.

I guess we need and have to face it, part of what's happening in America today is my fault, as a young person I never saw this coming, I was for change, hippie's, rock music, drugs, on & on, I remember and want so much the America I grew up in, where people cared what happened to me and other's. We had teachers who cared, they wanted us to learn, teach us to live when we did get out of school, as a child I never heard profanity, never saw xxx movies, never knew what a joint was til I was 27 years old, never heard the term adultery, thought gay meant to be in happy times (guess gays are in there happy times), I took a blood test to get married, we had Dr's who would come to the house, we had hospital's in small town's, in our small town we did not have the problem's with blacks, cause we grew up with them, fished with them, they were welcome in our house, we had our school and they had there's, and was content with that. I don't hate this country, but I'm very heart broken the way we have turned out, and it's going to get worst. And what I meant at first ( I guess we need and have to face it) is this, it's over, we can write, call, e-mail,fax our lawmaker's and who they have reading them (if that person does not like what we have said,throws it away never to be seen, and laugh's at there liberal party's on how they threw it away, This country is done for, people from Fire Society and other's do there best, there's just not enough of us left, the dumbing down of America started in the 50's, and now it's easy to see it worked. Born 50