What? And this is what they want our kids to learn and believe, and we can’t let that stand. CAIR is on the borderline of being a terrorist supporting charity in the U.S. and is classified as such in other countries. It is very difficult to separate the extremists from the followers of Islam who believe religion comes first, no questions asked, so our Constitution and laws mean nothing if it comes to a decision between the two. That is a problem, a big problem that needs to be resolved.
This is a religious war, and while we don’t think so, the extremist Muslims in our country do and are taking actions step by step to infiltrate our country with programs like those offered by CAIR. It is crazy to think we get blamed for 9/11 and that seems to be the new narrative. Hassan Piker is promoting the same disgusting story.
It is time to wake up and stop worrying about hurting someone’s feelings, called being woke, and that is why we are here in a messed-up America that Trump is rebuilding from the scourge of the progressives. We are on the way back and need to double down on our efforts to take our country back. All IMO.
“Council on American-Islamic Relations, the US’s largest Muslim charity, blamed the 9/11 terror attacks on the country’s “support of Israel” and accused it of “state-sponsored Islamophobia” in its aftermath, according to since-deleted back-to-school material.
The embattled nonprofit released its annual “Back to school resource guide” for K-12 students Monday, containing a link outlining the outrageous claims – but it was inexplicably yanked a day later.
Screenshots obtained by The Post show the 16-page guide linked to a page that claimed the devastating Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that killed nearly 3,000 Americans were masterminded not by Islamic terrorists but a “group self-identifying as Al Quaeda hailing from the mountains of Afghanistan.”
The embattled nonprofit released its annual “Back to school resource guide” for K-12 students Monday.
The since-deleted school material — titled “Muslim Studies Curriculum” — said the worst terror attack on American soil was justified because of the US’s “support of Israel” – and blamed America’s involvement in the Persian Gulf War and the “vast presence” of the military across the Middle East.
CAIR also blamed the US’s response for an “aggressive shift in US domestic and foreign policy” that sparked the Middle East’s War on Terror and an “erosion of civil liberties of many Americans.”
“While Islamophobia and anti-Muslim racism existed long before the 9/11 attacks, this time period marked a stark shift in US policy and state sponsored Islamophobia in the US and abroad. There was immediate backlash against anyone perceived to be Muslim” wearing traditional garb, it said.
Muslims were unfairly targeted by the media, the guide suggested — drawing a contrast to “white supremacists” or “extreme animal rights activists” who were purportedly spared backlash when they also used “violence to further their cause,” read the outrageous claim.
Nicholas Haros Jr., who lost his mother, Frances, on 9/11 was disgusted but not shocked by the “evil propaganda.”
“Israel had nothing to do with 9/11,” said the outspoken kin who once blasted Rep. Ilhan Omar for her callous remarks that “some people did something” on that evil day.
The guide was inexplicably yanked a day later.
“The further we get from 9/11, this new generation of kids will learn to blame our country. These kids are going to be poisoned – and that’s the intent.”