SCHOOL INCLUDES MUSLIM POEM BUT NO PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ON 9/11
A Boston school has come under some fire for marking the 12th anniversary of 9/11 with a controversial commemoration involving — or rather not involving — the Pledge of Allegiance. On Wednesday at Concord Carlisle High School students were treated to an Islamic poem over the intercom but didn’t recite the Pledge.
Following the incident, which sparked anger among some in the community, the school’s principal has issued an apology.
Some parents were upset after the poem, Mohja Kahf’s “My Grandmother Washes Her Feet in the Sink of the Bathroom at Sears,” was read but the Pledge was skipped on a day many were remembering the worst terror attack in American history. More
Im so sick of this crap. Get them all out of america
ReplyDeleteThe whole administration should be fired or better yet jailed
ReplyDeleteWhoever made this decision should have their citizenship taken away and sent to the middle east.
ReplyDeleteAll funding for this school should stop. Respect is a two way street.
ReplyDeleteF*K an apology!! Fire that Bastard! That principal would not be heading a school over my children.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Fire the principal at once.
ReplyDeleteTHIS is beyond stupid. We recite poems (from muslims) about using the bathroom at Sears, but WON'T say the Pledge???
ReplyDeleteI have BEEN WARNING PEOPLE SHARI IS COMING TO AMERICA...THIS IS WHY THY ARE DISARMING AMERICA...LOOK AT ENGLAND 85 SHARIA COURTS AND COUNTING.
ReplyDeleteSick.
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