[ April 26, 2024 ]
Universities are now re-education recruitment centers for radical leftism — anti-American, anti-Judeo/Christian — pro-jihad. Much the way Temple University this week stood by vile antisemitic professor Marc Lamont Hill when he called for the annihilation of the Jewish state.
Why are taxpayers footing the bill for this? We are funding an army of idiots who are working to overthrow freedom and our very way of life.
Florida College That Supported Islamist Professor Upholds Christian Ban
Orlando based Rollins College has maintained a ban on several Christian organizations, citing non-discrimination rules, just a year after protecting a Muslim professor’s attack on a Christian student.
In 2017 Central Florida Post exposed Rollins professor Areej Zufari for crafting an elaborate plot to punish a Christian student for challenging her in class.
Story continues below advertisementDuring a discussion on the implementation of Sharia Law in the United States, student Marshall Polston spoke out after another student suggested gays be put to death and that Sharia Law should absolutely be upheld in the United States. Polston also clashed with the professor of the core tenets of Christianity, which lead to a revenge grade and suspension pushed by Zufari.
The Central Florida Post exposed the professor for filing a false report claiming the Christian student was skulking around in a bush after being banned from campus and unearthed court documents that showcased how Professor Zufari radicalized the children of a former lover. Other information surfaced and documented her history of defending calls for the extermination of Jews. It was a hot mess.
For the duration of the scandal, which was first uncovered and investigated exclusively by the Central Florida Post, campus President Grant Cornwell led a campus-wide defense of the Professor’s demented actions. Rollins College accused myself and others calling attention to the inappropriate behavior of Professor Zufari as “hateful.”
After our coverage however, the school became flooded with phone calls of support for the student and demands that Zufari be fired, garnering tens of thousands of inbound communications to the school administration thanks to Act for America’s Scott Pressler. Polston was reinstated, and the controversial professor resigned. At no point did any prominent campus leader whine about discrimination or hateful behavior in respect to the professor’s collegiate angst against the Christian student
On Thursday, the campus controlled newspaper The Sandspur, reported that the school is upholding a nearly six-year old rule banning conservative Christian groups from campus. The ban was enacted when a former Christian campus organization did not allow a gay student to compete for leadership elections.
In response, the organization was decertified by Rollins College for violating the campuses “non-discrimination” policies. The club in question argued that their rules required a statement of faith for board members and that would prohibit members embracing the LGBT lifestyle from fulfilling and thus being able to stand for elections. Members could remain, but were not able to stand for election as a club leader.
Recently, a conservative Christian group called Cru, garnered student support and submitted an appeal regarding the Christian ban. They have similar rules regulating club leadership.
When you participate in leadership elections for organizations, there are often ethics or morals clauses. For example, members of the local GOP have to sign loyalty oaths stating they will not challenge or attack fellow Republicans while holding membership.
If you aren’t abiding by the rules set forth for a club on campus, go start your own. More importantly, it is highly hypocritical that the whole of Rollins College faculty and administrative leaders who supported an Islamist’s crooked attacks on a student, are now crowing about “non-discrimination” policies.
Another glaring example that alleged discriminatory behavior coming from conservative Christians is a bigger problem than documented attacks on a Christian student from a radical professor.
The double standards and hypocrisy remain rampant at Rollins College. You would have thought they learned their lesson last year, apparently not. Instead, upholding a rule that is meant to stop discrimination, and in turn discriminates against conservative Christians, is what the top brass at Rollins College are focused on.
Shame.
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77 Comments
5 years ago
ALL federal money needs to be cut for universities and colleges that discriminated and they should be prosecuted.
Don’t hold your breathe waiting for that to happen! by not enforcing our laws and rights, by default we are becoming lawless and arbitrary when we do enforce laws and rights.
Amendment I. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
5 years ago
As bad as the coast and ‘Ivy League’ PC is it is surprising how virulent the indoctrination can be in ‘middle American’ colleges.
5 years ago
Reply to
poetcomic1
The LEFT owns the majority of academia. My last one is at a university right now. Prior to this all, went to private Christian schools. Each noticed the HUGE bias. My last one is seeing the BIAS at a level the others did not experience. It is not an exaggeration to say this is just like Hitler’s brown shirt youth school.
5 years ago
Reply to
felix1999
It might sound a little paranoid but I’m really concerned how my granddaughter will think after attending WWU. We know how they indoctrinate not teach in most of these colleges. Hoping for the best and that she doesn’t end up a whiny liberal snowflake!
5 years ago
Reply to
poetcomic1
Look at Looter College, in Decorah, Iowa, if you want to see virulent snowflake PC.
5 years ago
Reply to
poetcomic1
The problem is both Christianity and Islam are cults protected by their own legal systems! Want no part of either brainwashing evils!
5 years ago
Reply to
sovereign_filipino_people
Explain why you believe that Christianity is a cult. You must have a good reason.
5 years ago
Reply to
VoiceInDesert
Most people that follow the Religion of Atheism consider other religions to be cults.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
That would figure. Seems like I’ve encountered sovereign_filipino_people before, and his tone indicated as you said.
5 years ago
Reply to
VoiceInDesert
I have some long time friends that are Buddhist. Never a problem. I have Jewish friends, some quite close. Never a problem. I know a few Hindus. Aside from their murdering Christians, in India, those in the West are very nice, friendly, professional people. Never a problem. I could say the same about Roman Catholics. Not a problem.
Atheists are constantly proselytizing and very argumentative. I’ve never said anything against their Religion of Atheism. That’s their religion and no big deal. However, many (definitely not all) seem very argumentative, even when the subject of religion hasn’t arisen, they’ll bring it up. Obviously, they’re not nearly as bad as moslems, but many are simply not civil.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
“not nearly as bad,” but both will be swimming in the Lake of Fire for eternity…
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
I have experienced atheists who bring up the topic of religion. They seem to be totally compelled to ‘educate’ all the Christians and Jews on how wrong and stupid they are for their beliefs. They never seem to miss an opportunity to do so. Like they must continually convince themselves THEY are the enlightened ones.
5 years ago
Reply to
santashandler
Almost like the Navigators, student union, back in the early seventies, “Do you have a minute?” The only difference is that the Navigators were always polite, if you told them no, they always thanked you anyway. Those that follow the Religion of Atheism get downright insulting. I remember informing a follower of the religion (Atheism) that interrupting is exceedingly rude and a sign of exceptionally poor breeding; showing how their parents raised them, reflecting directly on them (parents).
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
An atheist being told he is being rude for interrupting, is probably a badge of honor for him.
5 years ago
Reply to
santashandler
I know a few nice people that follow the religion (Atheism), very respectful of others. Most that I have known …. they’re fun to play with. The shades of red that their faces become, the stuttering, the stammering. All in all, a fun time to be had.
5 years ago
Sorry, but this article is making a rather bizarre and backwards argument in favor of discriminating against gay students. The fact that the school administration mistakenly defended a bigotted Muslim professor (for obvious cowardly political reasons) is no reason to defend organized “Christian” bigotry. People can hold whatever beliefs they choose in the US but a US university should never support discrimination based on sex or sexual orientation, race, etc., by any individual or group.
5 years ago
Reply to
RCCA
Any gay individual is free to join any of those organizations. They are simply not allowed to hold leadership positions; as in the organizations, in question, leadership pledges/takes a vow to not commit certain sins (what those student groups determine to be “sins”). Adultery and pre-marital sex are also disqualifiers … Is that “… organized ‘Christian’ bigotry”?
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
Just because a person is gay doesn’t mean they are necessarily sexually active or engaging in premarital sex. By banning a gay person from a leadership position that is using their identity, not their behavior, as the qualifying factor. That’s discriminatory.
5 years ago
Reply to
RCCA
I believe that one of the banned organizations simply asked the homosexual, that wanted to run for office, to take the vow against pre-marital sex, swear an oath of such. He refused to do so. It was not a pledge to not engage in homosexual activity, forever, simply as long as he held an officer position.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
I didn’t see that mentioned anywhere in the article. Where did you see that? I suspect that a very conservative Christian group would not approve of gay marriage so I am surprised and doubtful that they were only opposing pre-marital relations by a prospective gay leader.
5 years ago
Reply to
RCCA
That was in a previous article, reported on this site (Geller Report). The individual that wanted to run for office claimed that he was not a Christian. Supposedly, he was an activist that was attempting to raise issues. That article stated that, when placing his name for nomination, he refused to take the pledge, as that would be restraining his lifestyle. Same college, same ban. That was the reason given for Rollins College banning all religious “clubs”. I believe that article was posted around a year ago.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
The point is that the school wants their student clubs to be open to everyone — because it’s a learning environment. That’s not a bad policy.
According to Rollins University President Lewis Duncan: “Officials at Rollins maintain that college-affiliated student groups should not exclude any students. All 112 of the school’s remaining student organizations have incorporated Rollins’ anti-discrimination policy into their constitutions.
College officials pointed out that this past year, the president of Rollins’ Latin American Student Association was an Asian-American student and the Muslim Student Association president was not Muslim.
‘The message that should send is that students of all faith traditions who are interested in open, free inquiry would find this a very welcoming place and that no one is excluded under that shared, open inquiry on the basis of their race, ethnicity, religion or orientation,’ Duncan said.”
“… Duncan said that though InterVarsity is no longer a college-affiliated group at Rollins, it can still rent space at college events and buy advertising in school publications. Students are still allowed to meet on campus for Bible studies and other religious activities, although not under the auspices of the organization and without the oversight of officials from InterVarsity.” http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2013-03-07/features/os-rollins-college-boots-religious-group-20130307_1_student-leaders-rollins-college-rollins-president-lewis-duncan
IOW, the conservative Christians can still have a club but it will not be sponsored by the school. That’s fair.
5 years ago
Reply to
RCCA
Here’s the deal. Why should a homosexual not have to take the same pledge that a heterosexual does? In my opinion, there should be NO college affiliated, or sponsored groups. Let ’em come up with their own dinero.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
It’s not your call. There is value to having extracurricular activities and for students to learn in non-academic settings.
5 years ago
Reply to
RCCA
You’re correct, as I am not paying tuition. However, in state funded colleges and universities … I pay a goodly amount of tax (it ain’t quite six figures, but it’s almost half of the way there), I should have a say-so. There should be NO extracurricular activities that are college funded. NONE. If there is value, let ’em pay for it themselves.
5 years ago
Reply to
RCCA
Going back to the original story. The homosexual that caused the uproar WAS a member of the club. It’s just that those running for an officer position had to take the abstention pledge. The homosexual refused. The heterosexuals did not. No one demanded that he not be a homosexual. Nor were there demands for him to not engage in homosexual activity, once his term of office was complete. Just while an officer, ALL swore to abstain, if not married. I believe there was a host of other things to which they pledged, as well. He refused, claiming anti-homosexual bias.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
Yeah, but the whole point is that no sponsored club at the university is allowed to discriminate in any way. So the pledge was wrong to begin with, that’s why the club lost its sponsorship.
5 years ago
Reply to
RCCA
It didn’t discriminate against homosexuals. That homosexual, a member and an avowed follower of the Religion of Atheism, refused to take the same pledge that heterosexuals take, male or female. There should be NO university sponsored organizations. How is that discrimination? If another member, running for office, male or female, refused to take the pledge they, also, would have been not eligible for a post.
There should be no college sponsored club. NONE!
5 years ago
Reply to
RCCA
Call me crazy but I don’t get why they would want to join a group that doesn’t believe like they do unless it’s just to cause an uproar or get some attention. Why would a non-Muslim want to be the president of a Muslim group? Same for the LASA. Just saying………
5 years ago
Reply to
Janet
I don’t know why anyone would want to join a Muslim club. It’s certainly the right of people and a great opportunity to explore different ideas in a university. Someone who wants to meet Muslims and learn something about them personally and socially might want to join a college Muslim club. Just like someone who is not Jewish might want to meet Jews and learn a little about their customs, etc., someone who is not a Christian might want to meet Christians, etc. A person who is popular and has an outgoing personality might be willing to serve as the president of a campus club.
I think the mistake you and others seem to be making is that you assume and believe that clubs exist only to advance an agenda and that members must be adherents of that agenda. I think the opposite is actually true, that the clubs are mostly social and informal ways of meeting people and learning about topics not studied formally in class.
5 years ago
Reply to
Dave Glynn
Yes, Dave, it does happen. I know a man, of around my age, that actually married a virgin … kid you not. And, he was a virgin as well. It’s not exactly commonplace, but it happens more often than you might guess.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
I’m sure I’d be blind long before I’d reached that age and with hairy palms too’
Just ain’t natural!
5 years ago
Reply to
Dave Glynn
No you wouldn’t. Just as I, you’d stop when you first needed glasses. Nair works great on the hairy palms. No big deal.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
Women are made for men and men for women and thus we sustain our species and have great fun.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
We in the west now find ourselves in an arms race with the muzrats but instead of weapons it’s babies that we must produce more of.
Without a baby boom of our own we are in grave danger of being out produced.
I don’t advocate single mothers with multiple partners just for the sake of reproduction but I do think contraception And the pursuit of meaningless careers are our worst enemy.
5 years ago
Reply to
Dave Glynn
I’m 65. The first 2/3 of my adult life, I’ve heard nothing but “population bomb”, and that the world cannot sustain that many people. Cut back on family size. Then, the same blithering idiots that championed that cause say that we NEED invaders to add to our poplation(s).
Cut of welfare .. and the wrong people will stop spitting out litters and the right people will be able to actually afford having families.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
The people replacement plan has been a long time in the making but is now in fruition.
But It’s far from too late to re-populate.
Don’t allow the muzrats to outbreed us!
5 years ago
Reply to
Dave Glynn
Dave, in the UK, OVER 80% of moslems are on the public dole. Simply cut off welfare payments … .no subsidized housing. No food allowance. No free medical (well, in the UK, everyone is on that one). No cash stipends. The moslems will starve to death or die, in the streets, of exposure.
Problem Solved!
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
If I were only in charge Ach your advice would be definitely taken but I can’t see this government or the opposition ever being so brave or bold.
They prefer the route of appeasement in the name of diversity and anti racism.
5 years ago
Reply to
Dave Glynn
It’s gotten to the point that being called a racist, or islamophobe, is quite the compliment. A badge of honor.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
I’ve been called those names so many times last summer that I just laugh when I hear it now.
No skin of my nose.
5 years ago
Reply to
Dave Glynn
I’m thinking of getting some badges made or buttons that are similar to political campaign buttons, that say “I Am a Racist”.
5 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
Just incredible that, in today’s world, people can still manage to remain virgins til marriage.
5 years ago
Stalinist Stasi Anetta Kahane encourages spying on German kindergartens
to find out if parents are “right wing populists”, scandal https://kek.gg/u/_fFY.
“If girls wear braids and boys are physically fit, it’s a cause for concernings.”
5 years ago
I bet if this female professor didn’t resign, the campus would still keep this fuck1ng wh0re while they were still saying about their non-discrimination policies despite of her filled false report and accusation against christian student for defending his faith. And the christian group would still be banned.
What a fuck1ng CHRISTIANOPHOBIC CAMPUS WITH TERRIBLE UGLY LIES.
5 years ago
Reply to
Anaksuper Nuakal
sue the school management out of existence……….or they will continue their fascist intimidation to shut down conservative free speech and promote islam
This is how patriots fightback and win http://tinyurl.com/y8yzso88
5 years ago
Reply to
Suresh
Christians and Jewish students should withdraw from the college immediately and take their money with them.
5 years ago
Reply to
Anaksuper Nuakal
Not sure why the false report wouldn’t be equivalent to filing a false police report? It would likely be filed or directed to campus security, which on campus would be the police force.
Certainly, I would think the student could file a defamation suit against the professor or teacher in civil court for damages. Likely it would involve costs such as tuition or the costs of attending the college.
If he couldn’t get into a regular court, likely he could at least get a hearing in small claims court, which might go up to a thousand dollars or so. I’m not sure what the money limits on small claims court is these days.
5 years ago
Reply to
StevenRobert
Well, I didn’t read the story about directing the report to campus security. It could be that this wh0re made the false police report herself, and gave it directly to campus authorities. But it’s possible that your story is true, then it means there were scandal among university.
5 years ago
If the Jewish and Christian communities really tried to work together for a change, they could push for serious reform in higher education. If only they could one day.
5 years ago
Reply to
R. Arandas
Because they reject Christ as the savior, a majority of Jews will see Christians as Pagans until Christ returns. Then on that day they will become one people, serving the same God.
5 years ago
Reply to
R. Arandas
Jews are still too busy chasing dollars and polluting the minds of then Goyim here in the US. Thank God for the likes of Pamela and a few conservatives alive Jews. But still to many like Bill Mar that are filled with hate and desire to rule. Until the Jews come to the understanding of Jesus Christ they will continue to pervert society.
5 years ago
Reply to
R. Arandas
There are groups working for this, like Friends of Israel and the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.
5 years ago
AFAIK only evangelicals would wish to attend this ‘college’. The only thing I know for sure about it is that one of its ‘professors’ appeared on TV documentary supporting alien abduction claimants!!
5 years ago
The simple solution is for the Betsy De Vos at the Dept.pf education to withdraw federal funding for all schools who discriminate against Christians and Jews. Require these schools to be certified and in compliance with the Constitution.
5 years ago
Reply to
John Acord
Why would she? She hasn’t yet. She wont because she spent most of her wealthy adult life being one of the most successful activists for the implementation of Common Core. Common Core indoctrinates children to accept islam as peaceful and a better way of life than the United States. DeVos is someone who Obama would have loved!
5 years ago
Reply to
iprazhm
Wow really? I was under the impression she was against the disaster Common Core.
5 years ago
Reply to
Janet
There were lots of articles about her before Trump made his decision to choose her. He did anyway, for a reason. Here are a few:
Stop CC in MI respectfully request President-elect Trump to “drain the swamp” and pull the plug on Betsy DeVos – By Karen Braun | November 28, 2016 – We, the leadership team at Stop Common Core in Michigan, respectfully ask President-elect Donald Trump to immediately remove Betsy DeVos’s name from consideration as Secretary of the Department of Education. We do not make this request lightly but with considerable knowledge regarding her negative influence in Michigan as a proponent of Common Core. http://stopcommoncoreinmichigan.com/2016/11/stop-cc-mi-respectfully-request-president-elect-trump-drain-swamp-pull-plug-betsy-devos/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=socialnetwork
Trump’s Search For Education Secretary Narrows To Two Candidates By Molly Hensley-Clancy Trump campaigned on a promise to repeal the Common Core — though it is not a federal law. The conservative Federalist proclaimed, “Michelle Rhee Would Be a Terrible Choice for Education Secretary,” largely because of her Common Core stance. But DeVos may have a few black marks of her own, making her unlikely to please Trump’s most ardent right-wing supporters. Though she now says she’s opposed to the Common Core, she once advocated for it alongside Jeb Bush, one of Trump’s biggest foes. And as a DC insider and large-scale donor to the Trump campaign, her hiring may be a liability for an administration that has promised to “drain the swamp” of Washington. https://www.buzzfeed.com/mollyhensleyclancy/trumps-two-choices-for-education-secretary?utm_term=.qoAYPd8wM#.jxMbyV3pj
Trump continues to renege on campaign promises as he picks a pro-Commom Core Secretary of Education – By Steve Sibson November 23, 2016 – Trump changed his tune on climate change and has decided not to prosecute Hillary Clinton. Now he turns his back on two more campaign promises: http://sibbyonline.blogs.com/sibbyonline/2016/11/trump-continues-to-renege-on-campaign-promises-as-he-picks-a-pro-commom-core-secretary-of-education.html
Betsy DeVos clarifies stance on Common Core after being picked for Trump’s education secretary NOVEMBER 23, 2016 “As speculation swirled Tuesday that DeVos might snag the top education job, conservative opponents of Common Core began to warn Trump away from DeVos. Frank Cannon, the president of the adamantly anti-Common Core American Principles Project, said in a statement Tuesday that DeVos would be “a very Jeb-like pick” and called it “puzzling” that Trump was considering DeVos for the post. “He repeatedly assured parents across the heartland that he intended to return power over education to local schools,” Cannon said of Trump. “It is puzzling, then, to see reports that the Trump transition team is considering an establishment, pro-Common Core Secretary of Education — this would not qualify as ‘draining the swamp’ — and it seems to fly in the face of what Trump has stated on education policy up to this point.” By Jeremy Diamond and Jim Acosta http://fox13now.com/2016/11/23/betsy-devos-clarifies-stance-on-common-core-after-being-picked-for-trumps-education-secretary/
Donald Trump Announces Pro-Common Core Betsy DeVos as Education Secretary “Anti-Common Core grassroots groups of parents and teachers urged Trump to abandon DeVos as his choice, citing her support for the education reform policies of pro-Common Core Jeb Bush and her influence through the Great Lakes Education Project (GLEP) in favor of Common Core….Like Bill Gates, Betsy DeVos has some money and has some things she’d like to see different. Like all good investors, DeVos likely expects a return on her investment. And if you don’t play the game under their rules and vote the way you want her to vote, you may find yourself challenged the next time you run for office…DeVos, whose family founded Amway, was an at-large delegate for pro-Common Core Ohio Gov. John Kasich. Kasich received a grade of “F” at The Pulse 2016 for his support of the controversial standards. The former presidential candidate referred to parent activists in his state fighting against the Core as a “runaway internet campaign.”” by DR. SUSAN BERRY23 Nov 2016 http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/11/23/trump-announces-gop-mega-donor-betsy-devos-education-secretary/
GOP Senators Announce Opposition To Betsy DeVos By Christine Rousselle |Posted: Feb 01, 2017 With Collins and Murkowski out, it is increasingly unlikely that DeVos will be confirmed by the Senate if Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions is confirmed as Attorney General. DeVos has perhaps been the most divisive of all of Trump’s cabinet nominees. http://townhall.com/tipsheet/christinerousselle/2017/02/01/gop-senator-announces-opposition-to-betsy-devos-n2279925?utm_source=thdailypm&utm_medium=email&utm_cam
Mike Pence Makes History, Casts Deciding Vote for DeVos Cortney O’Brien |Posted: Feb 07, 2017 A whole night of speeches couldn’t stop Betsy DeVos from becoming our next secretary of education. Democrats hoped to derail the nominee and her “radical views” with a 24-hour talkathon. When it came time to vote, the Democrats got an assist from two Republican senators, Lisa Murkowski (AK) and Susan Collins (ME), who voted against DeVos. It came down to a 50-50 tie, but for the first time in history, our vice president cast the deciding vote for the cabinet nominee. When Pence arrived on the Senate floor, he took the podium and voted in the affirmative. http://townhall.com/tipsheet/cortneyobrien/2017/02/07/mike-pence-makes-history-casts-deciding-vote-for-devos-n2282629?utm_source=thdailypm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=
Betsy DeVos, Trump’s education pick, hints at sweeping changes ahead “…DeVos also distanced herself from her relatives’ past support of anti-gay rights groups and causes. She said that tax forms from 2001 and 2014 that listed her as a member of the board of her mother’s foundation, which made some of the donations, were a “clerical error.” She also disavowed that foundation’s support of groups that promote “conversion therapy” for gay youngsters. “I’ve never believed in that,” DeVos said. “I fully embrace equality, and I believe in the innate value of every single human being.”” By Liz Goodwin Senior National Affairs Reporter Yahoo News January 17, 2017 http://finance.yahoo.com/news/betsy-devos-trumps-education-pick-hints-at-sweeping-changes-ahead-035606409.html
5 years ago
More and more U.S. colleges, public schools, law enforcement agencies, courtrooms, hospitals, city councils and the federal government are now using Sharia law, per the UN’s mandate, and the demands of a growing army of muslim millions gaining power and political offices.
We are becoming subjects to islam like Britain, and Germany.
5 years ago
This is outrageous, those who promoted it should be imprisoned! This is a NY high school test from the university regents:
http://www.nysedregents.org/globalhistorygeography/Archive/20100817-gh-examw.pdf
This is from page 13 of the test ” . . Wherever they went, the Moslems brought with them their love of art, beauty, and learning.
From about the eighth to the eleventh century, their culture was superior in many ways to that
of western Christendom.
Some of the finest centers of Moslem life were established in Spain. In Cordova, the streets
were solidly paved, while at the same time in Paris people waded ankle-deep in mud after a rain.
Cordovan public lamps lighted roads for as far as ten miles; yet seven hundred years later there
was still not a single public lamp in London!
Some Spanish Moslems had homes with marble balconies and courts with lovely waterfalls.
Bedrooms were vaulted with stained glass and speckled with gold. And metal pipes carried water
into marble baths.
Nearly every mosque had a public school in which the children of the poor were taught. Many
Moslem libraries were excellent; the catalogue of one caliph’s library filled forty volumes. In
addition, the followers of Mohammed achieved much in science, particularly in chemistry,
astronomy, mathematics, and medicine. . . .
Source: Daniel Roselle, A World History: A Cultural Approach, Ginn and Company (adapted)”
Corrupted history being taught to our children, All those responsible should be fired, triad for treason
Proscribe islam, the most vile insane concept ever devised.
5 years ago
Deport Professor Zufari for her lack of ability to become an American. Rollins College faculty and administrative leaders who supported the Islamist’s hate and lies need to be censured. A diploma from Rollins is just a worthless piece of paper if this is the way they teach!
5 years ago
Apparently the ban is just on Christian groups that restrain gays from participating in leadership, not Christian groups that accept gays in leadership.
So effectively, the ban is on groups that restrict gays from leadership positions, no matter what kind of organization they are.
5 years ago
Reply to
StevenRobert
Actually, that particular group did not, and does not, ban homosexuals from leadership positions. They simply have to take the same pledge about not engaging in non-marital sexual activity, and the avoidance of other activities that the group considers “sinful” (whatever in the hell that is).
5 years ago
All Christian and Jewish students should immediately withdraw from the college and take their money with them. Board members should be pressured to fire administrators. There is strength i numbers.
