I often refer to the public schools as government indoctrination centres. With greater frequency, my statement proves truer each passing day. This is a problem not just for Texas, but across the South. In the latest episode, the Hillsborough School Board in Florida has voted to allow the terrorist front group CAIR to present to their students. The president of the board, Candy Olsen, has publicly stated that “Most Muslims are moderate” in her efforts to persuade parents that the indoctrination and soft selling of Sharia law is presented in a good light. She does not realize, as Peter Feaman states.. “tolerance is cultural suicide when it is a one-way street.”

In some places, like Towson University, those associated with the League are among the only voices speaking out against Sharia law being implemented. Groups like Youth for Western Civilization are trying to stop the spread of radical Islam (Sharia Law), which is spreading faster than venereal disease at a college campus. At Towson, the PC forces are speaking out against those fighting the intolerance of Sharia law while in Florida, the Hillsborough district is putting out the red carpet for such groups.

The threat that Sharia law poses is real. Under such a system, there is no wall of separation between religion, finance, dietary practice, law and politics, they all become one. They are all under the Islamic umbrella. This is diametrically opposite the Southern culture of live and let live approach to live. It is more akin to live and tell others to live as you do. We have already seen how ‘tolerant’ these groups are at Fort Hood and other locations in Texas where those Sharia oriented people have been caught with hand grenades and other devices with which they hoped to spread their version of good cheer. Just take a look at Egypt, where such Sharia love is spread.

Instead of such brainwashing in the name of tolerance, which is really selling out your culture and heritage, we need common sense.

Liberty for Texas!

J Murrah

Culture, Current Affairs

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