why teachers and related academics make me sick
 

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=28657

Commemorating 9-11: Blaming America, exonerating Islam

Dr. Brian Lippincott of John F. Kennedy University in Orinda, Calif. Professor Lippincott insists that commemorative programs must avoid any suggestion that Islamic fanaticism can be blamed for the attacks, and that the most important way to protect ourselves from future assaults is to embrace all religions and sexual orientations.

The most striking aspect of the materials promoted by the NEA involves the utter absence of any patriotic or pro-American messages – indeed, the only suggestion about emphasizing our history involves discussing "historical instances of American intolerance." In this "Alice-in-Wonderland" world of political correctness, we are supposed to mark the Sept. 11 anniversary with no mention of the brave people in our military who continue to risk their lives to protect our safety, and no hint as to why American values under present assault might be worth preserving and defending.

:rolleyes:

Thanks for the link, Planter. It is scary how our educational system is brainwashing our children!

A modest proposal: If the Fanatical Islamic organizations STOP terrorizing and killing Americans, then I'll stop blaming them!

How ludicrous to even suggest this.

Ok, I'm better now.
-Zoltan.