But I don't want to kneel down for Allah

**Dâriûsh** · 07-05-2008, 10:27

What is wrong with people?

But the good news is that the teacher might find herself comfortable at a Madrasah™.

And why does it seem like the article was written by an angry teenager?

**HoreTore** · 07-05-2008, 10:28

Originally Posted by Dâriûsh

And why does it seem like the article was written by an angry teenager?

Because it's the daily mail....

**Fragony** · 07-05-2008, 10:30

Originally Posted by Dâriûsh

And why does it seem like the article was written by an angry teenager?

That's the daily touch

Bad newspaper but that doesn't mean it isn't true, hope she gets sacked. Or better, shot. These multiculti guys are like salesguys you can't get rid of. Each day you send them packing, but the next day they are at your door again rubbing the greatest product in the world under your nose. You politily send him packing again, sorry not interested, and next day, there he is again.

**Tribesman** · 07-05-2008, 11:30

This story is really doing the rounds , they were punished for refusing to pray , they were punished for being disrespectful to allah , they were punished for blah blah blah

These pupils and their parents signed up to a code of conduct .
Follow all intructions in class .
Co-operate fully with your teachers in class .
Do not disrupt any class .
Oh and take responsibilty for your actions .

So they broke three conditions they had agreed to , which kicked in the fourth condition so they cried boo hoo ....end of story

BTW I do like the obligatory I am not a racist I have an Indian friend comment in the Mail article , its also in the BNP article on this story .

**Fragony** · 07-05-2008, 11:42

Originally Posted by Tribesman

BTW I do like the obligatory I am not a racist I have an Indian friend comment in the Mail article , its also in the BNP article on this story .

Me to, odd that he feels the need to apoligise if he doesn't like it when his kids have to pray to allah on a public school and get punnished if they have doubts.

**Tribesman** · 07-05-2008, 11:49

odd that he feels the need to apoligise if he doesn't like it when his kids have to pray to allah on a public school and get punnished if they have doubts.

They didn't get punished for having doubts , they got punished for refusing to take part in a practical demonstration in class , they had agreed as had their parents on admittance to the school that they would follow all instructons in class .
What part of breaking an agreement and facing the consequences is it that you cannot understand ?
Has reading the word "Muslim" kicked in and activated your mental block again ?

**InsaneApache** · 07-05-2008, 11:46

So you can confirm that it's true then Tribes. Thanks for that.

In other news....

Moslems are the neuvaux Jews!

Hmmm....perhaps not. After all, you can change your religion.

**Fragony** · 07-05-2008, 11:52

That's odd, in nazi germany you were allowed to critisize jews. I don't understand where he's getting at.

@Tribes, if someone did this over here he would be sacked, tarred and feathered.

**English assassin** · 07-05-2008, 12:18

It's nonsense.

My boy studied passover at school. So far as I know he still has his foreskin.

The worst that can be said is that the lesson plan could perhaps have been clearer that they were learning about muslim religious practice rather than carrying it out. Although to be honest I suspect that was entirely clear, and the Daily Filth has conveniently forgotten to report that bit.

Never forget this was the paper that supported the Nazi party and complained bitterly about allowing Jewish refugees into Britain.

**Fragony** · 07-05-2008, 12:28

Telepgraph has same story http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2247...-Allah%27.html

And it isn't like the UK isn't absolutily insane.

@Tribes, we have our fair share of lunatics but the leftist church as a whole isn't nowhere as devout as in the UK and Sweden.

**Tribesman** · 07-05-2008, 12:27

@Tribes, if someone did this over here he would be sacked, tarred and feathered.

But Fragony you keep telling us that you live in Dutchiestan where the multiculchies run everything and you have no choice but to comply with their evil designs , surely in Dutchiestan it would be the kids getting tarred and feathered , their parents having their tongues cut out and the teacher getting promotion to the highest office of education

So you can confirm that it's true then Tribes. Thanks for that.

Ah well Apache as for the truth it appears there is a lot more to it than meets the eye , where did this story come from ?
The mail was it ? hmmmm...they own the local paper too don't they so it must be the local paper

But what do we see there ? a nice visit by a bunch of racists whose newspaper then just happens to run a story

So the truth of it is rather murky isn't it , I did wonder why the Mail didn't say who had written the "news" article

**cegorach** · 07-05-2008, 11:51

If it really happened some people should be reminded what
the freedom of belief is all about.

Which is BTW a bit more important than any signed contracts.

**JR-** · 07-05-2008, 17:56

Originally Posted by Tribesman

This story is really doing the rounds , they were punished for refusing to pray , they were punished for being disrespectful to allah , they were punished for blah blah blah

These pupils and their parents signed up to a code of conduct .
Follow all intructions in class .
Co-operate fully with your teachers in class .
Do not disrupt any class .
Oh and take responsibilty for your actions .

So they broke three conditions they had agreed to , which kicked in the fourth condition so they cried boo hoo ....end of story

BTW I do like the obligatory I am not a racist I have an Indian friend comment in the Mail article , its also in the BNP article on this story .

the situation is idiocy on the teachers part, she was wrong to use her influence as a teacher to coerce her students into doing something they clearly felt incompatible with their beliefs, and doubly wrong to try and punish the children for not doing what they were told rather than stepping back from the first glaring error in her conduct.