Canada: to allow Muslim preaching in schools

This is truly screwed up. 

While Canada, like the United States of America, has a long Judeo-Christian tradition, if you try to accommodate these traditions, even at Christmas time, both public school systems will reject it because they pretend to adhere to secularism.

Unless we're talking Islam.

In Mississauga, a large Indian, Sikh and Muslim town near Toronto, Ontario, Islamic sermons are not only permitted, but the Peel school board there is refusing to monitor the content of the sermons, known as Jumm'ah prayer, in spite of the real risk of spreading jihad doctrine as experienced in many US mosques and madrassas.

The  Toronto Star reported that "Islamic schools [madrassas], mosques in Canada are filled with extremist literature, according to a study." But the more frightening part of the study was that "the authors of the study say what worried them was not the presence of extremist literature, but that they found nothing but such writings in several mosque libraries and Islamic schools."

Nothing but jihad-oriented literature.

This past November, the Peel District School Board heard the complaints from Muslims who claim "that Muslim students feel stigmatized and targeted" because their Friday prayers were restricted to pre-approved sermons, whereas in the past, they were free to use any sermon they chose that was approved by the administrator (whose knowledge about Islamic sermons wasn't disclosed).

What this says is that Muslims get preferential treatment over Christians, Jews and other religions in Canada, as they apparently do in the USA too. And that Muslims don't want to go public with what is said behind closed doors.

That is truly screwed up.


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