Australian Muslims Push for Islamic ‘Perspective’ in School Curriculum
Muslim immigrants want to start from the premise that Australia is a “racist” country and not a fit place to raise children. (Also read Richard Fernandez: “The Australian Elections.”)
August 22, 2010 – by Herbert London
Recently the Australian Curriculum Studies Association and the University of Melbourne’s Centre of Excellence for Islamic Studies issued a booklet, “Learning From One Another: Bringing Muslim Perspectives into Australian Schools,” which maintains that “every Australian school student would be taught positive aspects about Islam and Muslims — and that Australia is a racist country.”
Presumably every Australian child should be taught about the fabled past of Islam and imagine the worst of Australia in order to avoid the challenges Islam poses to this peacefully integrated nation.
The report contends that there is a “degree of prejudice and ignorance about Islam and Muslims,” conditions that Australian students should oppose as they embrace diversity as the standard of civic duty. Al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden are mentioned as famous names synonymous with traditional Islamic ideas, but there isn’t any reference to terrorism.
The truly remarkable dimension of this report is that a largely immigrant community, comprising a small minority, is demanding that classes be taught from its perspective rather than the perspective of the nation to which most chose to come. Australia is demonized as racist while the real challenges posed by Islam are overlooked. Moreover, it is precisely the communal values and institutions in Australia that made it a worthy destination for immigrants in the first place.
buzzsawmonkey hits the nail on the head in this comment:
“Muslim,” of course, is not a race.
And if Australia is so dreadfully prejudiced against Muslims, why did they choose to move there?
Curriculum corruption is nothing new
The only thing new about it is the degree to which curriculum corruption is being harnessed to the forces of worldwide jihad. For that, we can thank the tranzi-prog/jihadist alliance that makes up the current western political/academic/media elite.
Even back in 1964, physicist Richard P. Feynman noticed how the American curriculum was being debased. He recounted his experiences with evaluating textbooks in his 1985 autobiography, “Surely you’re joking, Mr. Feynman!” The Textbook League makes that chapter, Judging Books by Their Covers, available online, with permission from the publisher. Here is a brief excerpt; it is worth visiting the site (or buying the book) to read the whole thing.
I was giving a series of freshman physics lectures [in 1964], and after one of them, Tom Harvey, who assisted me in putting on the demonstrations, said, “You oughta see what’s happening to mathematics in schoolbooks! My daughter comes home with a lot of crazy stuff!”
I didn’t pay much attention to what he said.
But the next day I got a telephone call from a pretty famous lawyer here in Pasadena, Mr. Norris, who was at that time on the State Board of Education. He asked me if I would serve on the State Curriculum Commission, which had to choose the new schoolbooks for the state of California. You see, the state had a law that all of the schoolbooks used by all of the kids in all of the public schools have to be chosen by the State Board of Education, so they have a committee to look over the books and to give them advice on which books to take.
It happened that a lot of the books were on a new method of teaching arithmetic that they called “new math,” and since usually the only people to look at the books were schoolteachers or administrators in education, they thought it would be a good idea to have somebody who uses mathematics scientifically, who knows what the end product is and what we’re trying to teach it for, to help in the evaluation of the schoolbooks.
I must have had, by this time, a guilty feeling about not cooperating with the government, because I agreed to get on this committee.
Immediately I began getting letters and telephone calls from schoolbook publishers. They said things like, “We’re very glad to hear you’re on the committee because we really wanted a scientific guy . . .” and “It’s wonderful to have a scientist on the committee, because our books are scientifically oriented . . .” But they also said things like, “We’d like to explain to you what our book is about . . .” and “We’ll be very glad to help you in any way we can to judge our books . . .” That seemed to me kind of crazy. I’m an objective scientist, and it seemed to me that since the only thing the kids in school are going to get is the books (and the teachers get the teacher’s manual, which I would also get), any extra explanation from the company was a distortion. So I didn’t want to speak to any of the publishers and always replied, “You don’t have to explain; I’m sure the books will speak for themselves.”
I represented a certain district, which comprised most of the Los Angeles area except for the city of Los Angeles, which was represented by a very nice lady from the L.A. school system named Mrs. Whitehouse. Mr. Norris suggested that I meet her and find out what the committee did and how it worked.
Mrs. Whitehouse started out telling me about the stuff they were going to talk about in the next meeting (they had already had one meeting; I was appointed late). “They’re going to talk about the counting numbers.” I didn’t know what that was, but it turned out they were what I used to call integers. They had different names for everything, so I had a lot of trouble right from the start.
She told me how the members of the commission normally rated the new schoolbooks. They would get a relatively large number of copies of each book and would give them to various teachers and administrators in their district. Then they would get reports back on what these people thought about the books. Since I didn’t know a lot of teachers or administrators, and since I felt that I could, by reading the books myself, make up my mind as to how they looked to me, I chose to read all the books myself. . . .
We came to a certain book, part of a set of three supplementary books published by the same company, and they asked me what I thought about it.
I said, “The book depository didn’t send me that book, but the other two were nice.”
Someone tried repeating the question: “What do you think about that book?”
“I said they didn’t send me that one, so I don’t have any judgment on it.”
The man from the book depository was there, and he said, “Excuse me; I can explain that. I didn’t send it to you because that book hadn’t been completed yet. There’s a rule that you have to have every entry in by a certain time, and the publisher was a few days late with it. So it was sent to us with just the covers, and it’s blank in between. The company sent a note excusing themselves and hoping they could have their set of three books considered, even though the third one would be late.”
It turned out that the blank book had a rating by some of the other members! They couldn’t believe it was blank, because [the book] had a rating. In fact, the rating for the missing book was a little bit higher than for the two others. The fact that there was nothing in the book had nothing to do with the rating.
I believe the reason for all this is that the system works this way: When you give books all over the place to people, they’re busy; they’re careless; they think, “Well, a lot of people are reading this book, so it doesn’t make any difference.” And they put in some kind of number — some of them, at least; not all of them, but some of them. Then when you receive your reports, you don’t know why this particular book has fewer reports than the other books — that is, perhaps one book has ten, and this one only has six people reporting — so you average the rating of those who reported; you don’t average the ones who didn’t report, so you get a reasonable number. This process of averaging all the time misses the fact that there is absolutely nothing between the covers of the book!
I made that theory up because I saw what happened in the curriculum commission: For the blank book, only six out of the ten members were reporting, whereas with the other books, eight or nine out of the ten were reporting. And when they averaged the six, they got as good an average as when they averaged with eight or nine. They were very embarrassed to discover they were giving ratings to that book, and it gave me a little bit more confidence. It turned out the other members of the committee had done a lot of work in giving out the books and collecting reports, and had gone to sessions in which the book publishers would explain the books before they read them; I was the only guy on that commission who read all the books and didn’t get any information from the book publishers except what was in the books themselves, the things that would ultimately go to the schools.
Levin has the tapes going of the jihadi iman rauf.
Levin’s friend, Dr. Zuti Jasser, a muzz, is slamming the imam.
Islamic white supremacism…
Tazkerat (“The Reminder of the Reports of the Summation of the Youth of the Righteous”) by Imam Shirazi
@ Philip_Daniel:
That was an example from Shi’a Islam…
Now, from Sunni Islam…
Mishkat, v. iii, p. 117
Jami at-Tirmidhi 38
@ Philip_Daniel:
That kind of White Supremacism is OK. It isn’t like Mohammed is waving a Confederate Flag. Now that would be wrong…
Iron Fist wrote:
This is why it was so easy for the muzz to invade Africa and kidnap people and sell them into slavery.
The muzz are responsible for more Africans being sold into slavery than anyone.
@ chickadee:
I wonder if that will be part of the curriculum?
Iron Fist wrote:
It’s bigotry to suggest that Muslims have done any wrong historically!
Neo-imperialist bigotry, KKKapitalist KKKuffar!!!
@ chickadee:
Unfortunately [deleted]
/not sure if folks want to hear it.
mjazz wrote:
How about this?
al-Jahiz
Anyone remember the 2002 textbook Across the Centuries? It was a 7th grade social studies textbook in California, published by Houghton Mifflin. I asked my twin daughters if they used it and was able to peruse a copy.
Everything concerning Islam was presented as fact including Gabriel appearing to Muhammaed and saying “recite!”
The word “infidel” did not appear until the Crusades chapter recounting the Crusaders slaughter of Muslims and Jews.
Islam is incompatible with the West. You might as well try mixing oil and water.
@ chickadee:
No, no, no! Whites from the American South (some say Nathan Bedford Forrest himself, in 1642) went to Africa and kidnapped peaceful Africans and brought them only to the American South (there was no slavery in South America, of course) and did the most terrible thing in history to them (any slavery that might have existed outside of the American South was light slavery, you understand)…
[/Basically what they teach in public schools on the subject]
Andy McCarthy covers Islam in Australia and the Muslim corruption of textbooks in his book “The Grand Jihad”. Highly recommended.
As for the absolute degradation of math textbooks – about 10 years ago my neice spent a week with me – she was attending a local school – and was having trouble with her math homework. Crimeny, I couldn’t figure it out. The process she was being asked to go thru to solve a problem made no sense – it looked like soduku. I could look at the questions and get the answers – it was 5th grade after all – but the contortions were nonsense.
So I went to Toys r Us, got a box of pick up sticks and taught her with those. After she learned what numbers actually DO, she could just fill in the stupid boxes.
Isn’t that the truth. That Charles Marel guy, just had to break bad
on Suieleman & his band of peaceful Turkish Muslims.
They were just there to look at time share vacation properties.
@ RIX:
MARTEl
See ya.
@ mjazz:
But Obama can mix oil and water. That is how He cleaned up the Gulf. It is one of the Miricles they will cite when they cannonize him (sometime in 2012)…
@ Iron Fist:
Nathan Bedford Forest in 1642?
bwahahaha!
The White House announced that the issue of the continuation of the imposed construction moratorium on the West Bank settlements will be discussed at the start of direct talks between Israel and the Palestinians in Washington.
Well that should kill the talks before they start. Good.
@ Philip_Daniel:
Strange, because the fact is, Jews proportionately have come up with more innovations and discoveries than the rest of us. Israelis hold more patents per capita than any nation in the world.
mjazz wrote:
Fix’d that for ya…
@ eaglesoars:
Hey, like I said, it’s basically what they teach in Public Schools on the subject. It bears some superficial resembalence to the truth. Close enough for government work…
@ BatGuano:
Where’s the ACLU and Americans United for Separation of Church and State when you need them?
mjazz wrote:
I also read that a million Europeans were kidnapped by the Barbary pirates in North Africa over a period of 20 years in the late 1700″s. Some were ransomed out but many were actually sold into slavery.
According to William J. Bennett, in his book, “America, the Last Best Hope,”
The slave auctioneer would cry, “Christians are cheap today.”
RIX wrote:
That was one of the great turning points in western history. It ranks up there with the Greek victory over Xerxes at Salamis and Plataea.
@ eaglesoars:
You obviously missed the point. It’s not about learning how to do calculations. Kids don’t need to know that. That’s why we have calculators and computers (and why my local Sonic couldn’t make me a cheeseburger when their computer went down, of course).
The important thing is how they kids feel about math, and that they learn socially acceptable “greater truths” in the process.
@ Nevergiveup:
All the Palestinians are asking for is a Judenrein Israel be turned over to them as the first Palestinian State in history. If the Israelis have a problem with that, Obama will lean on them. I ain’t joking in this one
mjazz wrote:
They’re busy defending the rights of terrorists and illegals.
@ mjazz:
Protesting for the Ground Zero Victory Mosque. Well, you asked where they were…
A brain splitter for ya:
Take a minute and imagine a progressive being thankful for their food and water to drink.
I didn’t say stop posting for the whole minute:-)
@ waldensianspirit:
Give them to me for a week, and if I feeed them at the end of it they will be. As if
Speaking of books – have you guys caught David Limbaugh’s new one,
Crimes Against Liberty: An Indictment of President Barack Obama ?
He was on Hannity’s radio show – he’s also going to be on his TV show this evening.
Being Rush’s brother, I expected him to sound a bit like Rush. He doesn’t. He sounds like – wait for it – KARL ROVE!
waldensianspirit wrote:
But that is a right bestowed upon them by the beneficent hand of government. No thanks or effort required.
From Norman Stillman’s The Jews of Arab lands: a history and source book p. 73-4
Dhimmis were at once “persecuted…severely”, subject to “baneful and discriminatory legislation”, “molest[ed], degrade[d], debase[d], and hate[d]“, “inure[d]…to humiliation…well-nigh crush[ing]” them…
Yet, like blacks in South African BANTUSTANS, they held a degree of autonomy in those affairs in which they did not interact with the ruling Muslim caste.
The Dhimma — a precursor of the Bantustan.
Much of the academic elite bewails the slightest infraction of human rights, as they should, but they do not recognize the Dhimma for what it was, when it is in nature indistinguishable from many of the discriminatory regimes today which they condemn…
mjazz wrote:
Nowadays, Arabs pride themselves on being inbred and claim that the ethnic mixture which Jews have undergone over the millennia indicates that they no longer belong in the Middle East.
@ lobo91:
No, the school missed the point – and once I told her mother (my sister) – they heard about it. Ultimately, my sister found a school she thought was worth the powder to blow it to hell in Florida.
Congressional Budget Office Says We Can Maximize Long-Run Economic Output with 100 Percent Tax Rates
mjazz wrote:
No they dont.
No, disrespect to Israel intended, but lets stick with the facts. Here is a good list of Israel’s actual accomplishments and they are very respectable accomplishments.
BatGuano wrote:
@ eaglesoars:
I hope you realized that was sarcasm…
doriangrey wrote:
Israel is the smallest nation on that list.
@ eaglesoars:
I always heard about the “new math” but never saw it. I did read where a teacher said that it didn’t matter of a kid came up with the wrong answer as long as the method they used was correct.
So if they over or underpay me it’s ok as long as the process they used was correct? Or kill me with the wrong dose of medicine?
Don’t take me to be an ass, but some corrections are in order…
RIX wrote:
Or…
RIX wrote:
lobo91 wrote:
Yeah, of course I did. I just wanted to emphasize that some parents/families don’t have to take it.
Another neice (by marriage) has a masters in education for special needs students. Altho her son is not in that category, she home schools him because she said the teachers are required to be social workers – and most of them are – her words – ‘social justice morons’.
@ Iron Fist:
That’s not what happened. At first this was Paradise when the red, black, yellow and brown races all lived in peace and harmony, and then the whites created by the devil came here and wrecked everything.
Philip_Daniel wrote:
Hence Per capita?
@ Iron Fist:
@ BatGuano:
Amazing phenomena. Eat with good ole people of the earth and you’ll often hear comments like “Wow! How does air, water, dirt and a peach tree make something so good! ” Or happy exclamations over corn on the cob. When I eat with progressives I hear complainin’ and griping about food being bad for them.
Philip_Daniel wrote:
They still only come in at #16 on the per capita list. What Israel has done is of such a significant note that it is cheapened and disrespected by exaggerated claims. Stick to the facts and let the facts speak for themselves.
Leave the false claims of accomplishment to those whose only claim to significance is the volume of their false claims.
mjazz wrote:
Brown race?
Philip_Daniel wrote:
Major failure! Where are the Islamic nations!
@ mjazz:
That is correct. And this is where that kind of BS gets you.
DOJ/DEA looking for Ebonics speakers.
A maximum of nine Ebonics experts will work with the Drug Enforcement Administration’s Atlanta field division, where the linguists, after obtaining a “DEA Sensitive” security clearance, will help investigators decipher the results of “telephonic monitoring of court ordered nonconsensual intercepts, consensual listening devices, and other media”
The DEA’s need for full-time linguists specializing in Ebonics is detailed in bid documents related to the agency’s mid-May issuance of a request for proposal (RFP) covering the provision of as many as 2100 linguists for the drug agency’s various field offices. Answers to the proposal were due from contractors on July 29.
In contract documents, which are excerpted here, Ebonics is listed among 114 languages for which prospective contractors must be able to provide linguists. The 114 languages are divided between “common languages” and “exotic languages.” Ebonics is listed as a “common language” spoken solely in the United States.
doriangrey wrote:
Top 82%…
16/195
@ BatGuano:
Look at the bottom of that list…
@ doriangrey:
“Per capita” may be the operative words.
@ eaglesoars:
The soft bigotry of low expectations at work. The problem is, they have to find ebonics translators. That would be people who speak correct (or at least understandible) english to translate those that don’t. I can spot a make-work job where someone with no resume can knock down six figures for doing basically nothing but filling out a check box on a checklist.
Isn’t it special how daisy kahn is now trying to enlist anti-semitism as a way to make the aggressive muzz look sympathetic. Just as persecuted as the Jews.
She is down right obnoxious and stupid.
They are so desperate, they are not even making sense.
@ Iron Fist:
I did. No Islamic nations.
@ waldensianspirit:
Appetite for Profite:How the Food Industry Undermines Our Health and How to Fight Back
Simon, a health policy expert and law professor, skewers the food industry for undermining the health of Americans with “nutrient deficient factory made pseudofoods.” In lawyerly fashion, she explains the ABCs of the business imperative of “Big Food” (Coca-Cola, Kraft Foods and McDonald’s, among many others): make short-term profit without regard to the product’s nutritional value or societal effects.
Pandora’s Seed: The Unforeseen Cost of Civilization
More food but also disease, craziness, and anomie resulted from the agricultural revolution, according to this diffuse meditation on progress and its discontents. Wells (The Journey of Man), a geneticist, anthropologist, and National Geographic Society explorer-in-residence, voices misgivings about the breakthrough to farming 10,000 years ago, spurred by climate change. The food supply was more stable, but caused populations to explode; epidemics flourished because of overcrowding and proximity to farm animals; despotic governments emerged to organize agricultural production; and warfare erupted over farming settlements.
And don’t get me started on the ‘locavores’
mjazz wrote:
It is. See my #46
@ doriangrey:
Looks like they come in at #14 per capita and #14 per $bill GDP in 2004. Maybe that wasn’t their best year.
@ Iron Fist:
for blacks
BatGuano wrote:
They are on the other list, we were not discussing nations that wallow in their own excrement and corruption.
The world’s ten most corrupt countries:
1. Somalia
2. Afghanistan
3. Myanmar
4. Sudan
5. Iraq
6. Chad
7. Uzbekistan
8. Turkmenistan
9. Iran
10. Haiti
eaglesoars wrote:
I thought he sounded like Karl Rove too.
I’m going to get David’s book. He has so much info in there. Lots of stuff that I had forgotten abt.
Ammo to use for November. I think we are going to be overwhelmed with revulsion when we see it all together in one book. What a strong dose of ugly reality.
@ BatGuano:
The list doesn’t go low enough to get Islamic nations. The bottom has to be Somolia or Afghanistan.
@ eaglesoars:
No doubt. That is the diversity checkmark…
@ BatGuano:
So was Leo the Isaurian defense of Constantinople in 717 AD.
I got the per capita quote here.
Iron Fist wrote:
/But… but.. they invented civilzation!
New DOD!
Gus802 and the Jazz Man supports Imam Rauf
BatGuano wrote:
No it’s not, I told you Israel comes in at #16
Economy Statistics > Patents granted (per capita) (most recent) by country
VIEW DATA: Totals Per capita Per $ GDP
Definition Source Printable version
Bar Graph Map
Showing latest available data.
Rank Countries Amount
# 1 Luxembourg: 431.098 per million people per 1
# 2 Slovenia: 52.2128 per million people per 1
# 3 Iceland: 50.5498 per million people per 1
# 4 Malta: 45.1655 per million people per 1
# 5 Finland: 35.8032 per million people per 1
# 6 Latvia: 31.0044 per million people per 1
# 7 Sweden: 30.1044 per million people per 1
# 8 Ireland: 26.3944 per million people per 1
# 9 New Zealand: 25.5266 per million people per 1
# 10 Switzerland: 24.4358 per million people per 1
# 11 Norway: 22.4254 per million people per 1
# 12 Austria: 20.1588 per million people per 1
# 13 Mongolia: 20.0645 per million people per 1
# 14 Korea, South: 16.0153 per million people per 1
# 15 Georgia: 14.3254 per million people per 1
# 16 Israel: 11.7891 per million people per 1
@ doriangrey:
I think you are looking at raw numbers without looking at the all-important qualification, “per capita.”
@ doriangrey:
I wonder where Chicago would rank on that list if it were a separate country?
@ chickadee:
Hiya chickadee!
I will too – as soon as it comes up ‘used’ at a reasonable price. We buy way too many books to pay full price. I’m surprised the house doesn’t sink.
@ eaglesoars:
I’ll bet that’s going to work out about as well as the FBI’s refusal to hire Christian or Jewish Arabic translators has…
@ doriangrey:
Uh oh- where be America?
@ lobo91:
Hey, man, come on. Gangbangers need jobs in law enforcement, too. They can bring a unique perspective to the job. Help a brother out…
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
No I looked at those as well.
@ Philip_Daniel:
After that didn’t he try to jump off a cliff but someone stopped him?
@ lobo91:
Speaking of the FBI…we all know about the FBI’s ‘outreach’ efforts to ‘moderate’ muslims (among other agencies) – but nobody ever names names. It’s always just ‘The FBI’.
I want to know the fucking names.
lobo91 wrote:
Code Pink says…
Middle Eastern Christians are a NEOCON Fraud!
New book to be penned by Jodie Evans — “The Middle East Has Always Been Moooslim: Myth of the Assyrians, Copts, and Maronites”
Rodan wrote:
Indeed. We have been fighting them off for 1300 years. Byzantium finally fell and was not liberated until WW1
Philip_Daniel wrote:
Ah, just call it “Copts and Robbers.”
Philip_Daniel wrote:
Didn’t Mo himself, after ordering all dogs killed, spare the white ones? It’s an interesting story, because the feral dogs of the Arabian peninsula are all white.
BatGuano wrote:
mjazz wrote:
Down at #40, but with a 300 million population it’s rank isn’t reflective of the number of patents granted. American’s receive 25 percent of all the patents granted every year, that’s one out of every 4, America represents 4 percent of the worlds population.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Perfect title for an EVUL NEOCON IMPERIULISSSST BOOK…
@ eaglesoars:
In massachewzits one of them was working for the mob.
@ Philip_Daniel:
That goes back to the early fifties by The Four Lads (I think). I love both versions
@ Philip_Daniel:
Damn, and here I thought that Jesus fellow came along a few years before Mohammed. Damn, but sometimes I am so uneducated. Good thing that the Progressives are looking out for me. With a little luck, I won’t need to go to re-education camp come Bill Ayers’ Revolution…
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Still laughing!
Iron Fist wrote:
Jesus came along only 700 years before Mohamet. Stop your quibling.
@ doriangrey:
On a per capita basis, Israel beats the US by a small margin. Do da mat.
@ doriangrey:
Sorry the study is flawed. Luxembourg as number one in the world is a joke. Luxembourg is only first on the list, because patents there are 80 per cent taxefree. So many patents in Luxembourg are originally from other EU-countries. Same for the USA: many paptents in the USA are originally from other countries e.g. Israel.
Iron Fist wrote:
Christianity was created by White Racists in England to enslave mankind…
Before the evil Crusaders killed all the Muslims, the Middle East was inhabited solely by Muslims, practicing their ancient religion peacefully, waging no wars against anyone. Spain was always Arab, as was Persia and India and Serbia and Sicily and Indonesia.
Iron Fist wrote:
Well, 650 years technically speaking on a 2000 year scale does kind of constitute a few years before…
@ Iron Fist:
I’m too old for re-education. I’ll be sent to the one of the
DeathPeace Camps where you can have all the happy pills you want.snork wrote:
Because they steal all the resources and innovations from the hard-working, ingenious Palestinian Muslim Indigenous Brown People!
@ BatGuano:
Maybe Mohammed’s magic horse is a time machine. Wouldn’t that be cool? And he’s from the future, and he went back in time because he hates the Arabs and wants them to be miserable. Hey, it is more interesting than that he was a desert robber and rapist and Satan’s bitch…
@ Philip_Daniel:
Oh, that’s right! Islam is the Religion of Peace™! Christianity is the Religion of Slavery™, created by white people to keep the brown people (and homosexuals) down…
Iron Fist wrote:
Racist! Muslims invented Oxygen and the Moon and Automobiles and Latex and Aristotle! Be grateful!
@ Iron Fist:
Isn’t acting like a moonbat fun?
Guggi wrote:
No, Luxembourg is number one in the world because the smaller your population the fewer patents are required to place you higher on the per captia list.
A country with only one person who files one patent goes directly to the top of the list because every single in the country holds a patent, or 100 percent of the population.
That’s why per captia list are interesting but statistically irrelevant.
Iron Fist wrote:
You don’t have to keep homosexuals down; they go down voluntarily…
Iron Fist wrote:
Uh, this is 2010. I think there is a law against making of Mohamet. I don’t even KNOW you anymore!
mjazz wrote:
Wait, what are you saying? An FBI agent who was involved in Muslim outreach was involved with the mob – or – and FBI agent was involved with the mob? (I’m aware of some stories re: the latter)
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Liar! I’ve seen Zombie’s Folsom Street pics. Lots of gays going down…
(Eeeeewwwww!
)
Iron Fist wrote:
Jesus was a Black Muslim!
Muhammad was black!
@ Iron Fist:
Ack! Misread your post!
Iron Fist wrote:
Iran hanging their homosexuals when caught/accused not withstanding.
Hey, the New Testament says that the devil is “the god of this age”, so the mohammedans are right, allah is god.
Philip_Daniel wrote:
Dont forget they also invented anal probing, Muslims are really space aliens who are stranded here because their spaceships ran out of gas.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
whackwhackwhackwhackwhackwhackwhackwhackwhack
@ F:
See, those are facts, and facts don’t enter into this discussion. We are using LLLogic™
@ eaglesoars:
Yes, the latter.
F wrote:
We’re playing moonbat today…very enjoyable game.
eaglesoars wrote:
Yeah, they do that too…
(Eeeeeewwwww:P)
@ eaglesoars:
You might not want to even in jest whack off a homosexual or three.
Is Paul Krugman as ignorant as he writes? Sheesh!
eaglesoars wrote:
The Throne of Allah is Trembling…
**splash**
I see the Baghdad Silly Gas™ that Saddamn released has reached this portion of the globe.
snork wrote:
Oh absolutely, which is why I insist on sticking to the facts. Because when you examine the facts they speak very loudly for themselves and what they say about Israel makes exaggerating Israel’s achievements a profound disservice to Israel.
waldensianspirit wrote:
Yes, he is.
waldensianspirit wrote:
Yes, and he won a Nobel Prize for Economics too.
F wrote:
At least he didn’t have to bow to a greasy brigand styling himself a “king” to get his Ignoble Prize.
BatGuano wrote:
F wrote:
Oh come on guys, Krugman is far more intelligent in writing then he is in real life, no seriously, he has editors and shit to help him write…
@ Philip_Daniel:
The Throne of Allah is Trembling…
**splash**
Did I understand that correctly or do I just have a dirty mind?
@ doriangrey:
Sorry, no, don’t tell me what is going on here in Europe. Since 01/01/2008 Luxembourg made all patents and the income of the patents including intellectual property 80 per cent taxefree. Without this Luxembourg wouldn’t have a single patent at all. All their patens originate in other EU-countries like Germany, France, GB…..
Iron Fist wrote:
F wrote:
Philip_Daniel wrote:
I knew I could count on you guys to – ahem – keep it up
“Be a nonconformist because everybody else is!”
NoThreat2U wrote:
Ummm, were you here for the Porcelain Mecca’s discussion?
@ buzzsawmonkey:
All Obama had to do to get his Nobel Piss Prize was be black and be elected. Well, that isn’t fair. A black conservative wouldn’t have been given the Piss Prize. Obama had to have his own Cult of Personality, and all the Leftist trappings, too.
NoThreat2U wrote:
You got it.
@ Guggi:
Where in Europe are you? (Sorry, I’m not here as much as I’d like)
@ Guggi:
And the mystery woman won’t say where in Europe?
Guggi wrote:
I’m not telling you what is going on in Europe (besides nobody can ever tell you anything) I am telling you how statistics work, which you clearly do not understand.
@ NoThreat2U:
Yes.
@ doriangrey:
Yes I was. lol
@ Philip_Daniel:
The eyeroll was a mistake though. I meant
@ Iron Fist:
I think it was more than that. One of the very few times the EUnichs got it and Americans didn’t. The requirement was that he hates everything this country stands for and is.
@ Iron Fist:
You mean it was rigged?
eaglesoars wrote:
“I am from the country of Leone, which is in Spain, pretending to be Montana.”
//1 million Stimulus Bucks* to the first person who can identify that line
* Note: “Stimulus Bucks” have no monetary value, and can only be exchanged for Unicorns and Unicorn supplies.
lobo91 wrote:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer?
My mom watches it all the time.
Philip_Daniel wrote:
@ Philip_Daniel:
Very good…
See Joe Biden for your prize.
NoThreat2U wrote:
@ lobo91:
Oh man – I used to watch it with great devotion but it’s been years
Buffy?
Got yer curriculum corruption right here.
DEA seeks Ebonics experts to help with cases
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@ eaglesoars:
Gopod point. When he’s on vacataion like he is so much it is easy to forget how viscerally he loathes this country and all it stands for. Fortunatelly, there is always Michelle Antionette to remind us little people of how little we are in her sight.
I gotta go watch the Irish Guy™ even though he interrupts his guests most of the time to tell his fair and balanced interpretation of the news.
Let me know if Guggi ever answers the mystery question.
Oh goodie, Laura is subing for O’Reilly……
@ Philip_Daniel:
Dam there I was thinking the Spanish coming from Roman Latin and Romanized Gothic roots were in Spain before the Arabs! Thanks for informing me, how can I doubt Progressives.
I guess Trajan and Marcus Aurelius are fictional characters.
@ doriangrey:
The World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) study you quoted is useless. In 2009 alone 24,5 per cent of all patents in Europe came from USA-companies (2008 –> 25,5 per cent), 14,8 per cent came from Japan.
@ mjazz:
I’ll have to suffer with Laura Ingraham substituting for him though
And for a little humor:
http://www.beachcreeps.com/
@ eaglesoars:
Yup. From “Inca Mummy Girl,” when Xander shows up dressed like Clint Eastwood for a costume party where they were supposed to wear some sort of ethnic dress.
@ huckfunn:
ROTFLMAO!
see my #51
mjazz wrote:
You don’t like Laura?
Meanwhile the guy that was ridiculed incessantly back in Bush I’s term for ignorance and bad spelling runs an 100 Billion dollar international company.
@ eaglesoars:
She’s hard on the eyes…
Guggi wrote:
<—- Kicks the fucking Euro-troll trying to hump his leg… Go away and dont come back until you pass a basic statistics class.
@ lobo91:
I thought I was the only one who watched Buffy…at 11 pm…on Logo…the gay channel. lol The men in the house cringe when a commercial comes on that channel. loll lol
@ doriangrey:
Can’t you ever be nice? That was rude.
@ doriangrey:
Thank you, I’m familiar with statistics but if you don’t get your samples correct your math is for nothing and the statistic is useless.
California sucks!
eaglesoars wrote:
Strange days indeed.
@ NoThreat2U:
I’ve never even heard of that channel, which is surprising, with the number of channels I have in my satellite package.
Of course, that could be becasue I wasn’t looking for it…
I watched the show when it was originally on.
@ NoThreat2U:
You’ve got a GAY channel?
I’m so deprived………..
@ Guggi:
Nice answer…and you didn’t even get nasty.
LOGO is a gay channel. They show some really odd shows too. I thing they are a part of ABC. Let me go check.
@ eaglesoars:
You don’t get HGTV?
Guggi wrote:
… and your chicks for free?
Guggi wrote:
No you obviously are not, and I really don’t give a damn how much you hate Luxembourg.
Who owns LOGO
Logo is owned by MTV Networks along with channels like MTV, Comedy Central, VH1, TV Land, and Spike TV. Sometimes we get asked if that means that Logo is run by people at other channels and the answer is no; like other channels Logo has its own staff and we make our own decisions.
@ huckfunn:
Not on this thread. This is the Gay thread. You might want to watch out for what someone will try to give you for free…
Hey I only watch it for Buffy reruns!! lol
Rodan wrote:
They’re Zionazi fables to deceive mankind!!! /
@ Iron Fist:
AAAARRRRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!
Iron Fist wrote:
That is NOT gay! NOT!
Look, a lot of us just adore gay men. They can be like girlfriends without the jealousy/competition crap. A funny story – generally, gay guys have been the best hairstylists for me. My last one moved and I was desperate so I made an appt an another salon – but that stylist was running late so another offered to take me. She was an older woman – in her 70s, Asian, Vietnamese I thought. Turns out she’s from Thailand. She gave the the best cut I’ve ever had. When we were done I asked for her card. Yur not gonna believe this. Her name is GAY WEDDING.
karma.
Hell, the safest place for your wife to have a girl’s night out is a gay bar. The men won’t hit on them.
@ Philip_Daniel:
Those Mohammedans have an answer for everything, don’t they? They are brilliant! No one should ever question them! If you do, you are a (wait for it…) Raaaaacist!
@ NoThreat2U:
Which is, in turn, owned by Viacom.
@ doriangrey:
Every time when you’re losing an argument you become irrational. I don’t hate Luxembourg, why should I?
First you learn in your statistic class is to get your samples correct. Did you know ?
doriangrey wrote:
Oh, and try to read before you make yourself look stupid…
That means patents granted in Luxembourg to individuals not legal residents or citizens of Luxembourg are not included since it would render the statistical, model inaccurate.
eaglesoars wrote:
Yeah, it really is.
Or at least every male who appears on it is.
Guggi wrote:
Especially since they invented the bourger deluxe.
Guggi wrote:
Who is irrational? Do you even know what the word irrational means?
@ lobo91:
I knew it went deeper, I just couldn’t remember how deep.
@ lobo91:
Is Christopher Lowell on that channel by any chance?
NoThreat2U wrote:
Couldn’t tell you.
Since my ex-wife moved out, I haven’t seen a second of HGTV.
@ lobo91:
I really should have directed my question to eaglesoars. Kinda mixed it up a bit. lol
NoThreat2U wrote:
Oooh, baby.
NoThreat2U wrote:
Oh, jeez, I haven’t seen him in years. I think he was on Discovery.
family needs me gotta go
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Yeah, I had to think about what I typed. lol lol
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@ doriangrey:
Again, sorry, no: in the EU you have to apply for a patent at the central European Patent Office in Munich not at a local patent office (e.g. Luxembourg). If you’re from outside the EU you need a listed patent attorney. The only thing they can count is where the patent was published and this is your free decision and you can choose more than one country.
To cut it short: there is no such thing as “a local resident” in the European patent law.
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