Caving in to islam over accidently serving pork in school: Germany

This is just a case of the school caving in to the muslims over an inadvertent serving of pork to some muslim students. The teacher who committed this horrendous act(compared to what? The daily atrocities committed under islam on a daily basis?)apologized to the families and students but of course that was not good enough. The school sacked the teacher and now she has been at home for the last seven months. Dhimmitude in action is what is what went on here. A school administrator afraid of offending muslims and islam. So what! I find islam extremely offensive. Political correctness gone wild. Sown by the seeds of rampant muslim immigration, excessive diversity and multiculturalism. We are poisoning ourselves.

A few points to consider: Why don't these parents keep their children home or place them into a muslim private school? Why don't they prepare food for their children to take to school? This is also called 'stealth jihad.' Now the school has returned to serving pork again yet the teacher is still sitting at home. A teaching career spanning eighteen years going down the toilet. Will the Germans and Europe ever learn? Can we here in the States stop islam before we have to put up with this on a non-stop, daily basis? From Creeping Sharia.

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Germany: Teacher suspended for inadvertently serving pork to Muslim students
By creeping sharia

Didn’t Merkel say Muslims in Germany cannot live by sharia law? Creep, creep, via Islam in Europe: Germany: Teacher suspended for serving pork to Muslim students.


Urusla E. (59), a math and drama teacher for 18 years, was fired for accidentally giving a Muslim student pork.


The incident happened in the Christophorus school in Betzdorf (Rheinland-Pfalz). The teacher says that that there were two unlabeled dishes of schnitzels, one containing four pieces and one with eleven, which she gave to the children. She did not know that some were made of chicken while others were made with pork.


Then one student, Ünal (9), asked what kind of meat it was. She answered she didn’t know. The boy didn’t touch the meat, and a Turkish student gave her schnitzel to a German girl. The teacher thought the case was settled, but the next day the boy’s mother called her up, very angry. A few days later 15 Turkish parents showed up at the school and demanded the teacher be fired.


The school management quickly responded and put the teacher on leave. Ursula E. says she had to leave the school immediately, and the principal told her she didn’t teach there anymore. The school superintendent suggested she be moved to a different school.


The school, which has 302 students overall, and 45 Muslim students, scrapped pork for everybody. The school management wrote that in the future, in addition to vegetarian meals they will only offer poultry and beef meals.


Ursula E. apologized to the parents of Ünal K., to no avail. She’s been sitting at home for seven months, suffering from anxiety. Now she sued the school, demanding her suspension be revoked.


Eveline Dziendziol, spokesperson for the relevant ministry in Trier says that the children was not suspended, but is rather home on sick-leave. The incident is no an issue and the school once again serves pork.


Original article is here.

Dhimmi editor cowards refuse to publish "Find mohmmad" cartoon

Back on May 20th we had 'Draw mohammad day", then the South Park episode that stoked the rabid anger of muslims against any and all who dare to insult their prophet in any way, shape, word, drawing or form. Problem was that mohammad was not the target or topic, it was the editors that Wiley Miller, the author of Non

Sequitur was after. Miller was challenging the editors to look past the word 'mohammad' and show enough courage to publish his cartoon 'Where's mohammad?" Instead certain editors caved into the fear of offending muslims and islam, which in this case is completely ridiculous. One look at Miller's cartoon and one can see that there is NOTHING insulting about it. This is how far we have fallen. CAIR, the MSA, MSU, ISNA, U.N. and the OIC must be quite pleased at this outcome. This is exactly the result that islam and muslims want to end up with. The media, governments, educational systems, legal systems petrified to do anything that might insult islam. These editors, perhaps without realizing it are emboldening islam and muslims to take this to the next level. Well, many of us can take it to the next level and that is why I am publishing Miller's cartoon. I expect Non Sequitur to be on the edge and provocative at times. I hope you will share this from here or other sources. From Fox News. Pamela at Atlas Shrugs has an excellent post on this so you may want to drop in and read her post too.

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Cartoonist Seeing Red After 'Muhammad' Cartoon Yanked

By Joshua Rhett Miller

An award-winning cartoonist is seeing red after editors at The Washington Post and other newspapers pulled a "very tame" cartoon that alluded to the Prophet Muhammad.

Wiley Miller, whose "Non Sequitur" comic strip has won several national awards and appears daily in roughly 800 newspapers, said he was not surprised by the decision to yank the single-panel, "Where's Muhammad?"cartoon because even the word itself is such a "dicey thing" nowadays.

"That's all they saw," Miller told FoxNews.com of the word Muhammad. "[Editors] didn't see the satire was on them, of being petrified to run anything related to him. But this whole thing has just gotten so silly over the years. It's something I can't lay off. It's my job as a satirist to point out the stupidity in the world. And the editors fell right in line with proving how stupid it is."

The cartoon, which was originally submitted in August and had been scheduled to appear in newspapers nationwide on Oct. 3, depicts a lively, seek-and-find-esque park scene complete with a giraffe, a skateboarder, a cyclist, frolicking children and a large hippopotamus. An accompanying caption reads: "Picture Book Title Voted Least Likely to Ever Find a Publisher … Where's Muhammad?"

Miller, 59, of Maine, said the cartoon was intended to be a satirical reference to the global furor that followed the 2006 decision by a Danish newspaper to solicit depictions of Muhammad. It also invoked "Everybody Draw Muhammad Day!," a free-speech-inspired call to action this year originally jump-started by a cartoonist now living in hiding after receiving death threats from Muslim extremists.

Miller said he frequently uses Biblical references in his work, citing "great metaphors" he can draw upon throughout his comic strip. But the decision not to run this drawing, Miller said, is an example of being overly sensitive due to the subject matter.

"They proved me wrong by not running it, by being afraid of running it," Miller said. "It was a tame cartoon. The satire was on media, not Islam."

Miller said he has yet to receive a single piece of correspondence from fans who were upset or offended by the drawing.

"Quite the contrary, they loved it," he said. "Who the hell knows what Muhammad looks like?!"

Meanwhile, Andrew Alexander, ombudsman for The Washington Post, wrote on Sunday that he thought editors at the newspaper were "wrong" to withhold the cartoon.

"Clearly, Miller has a right to draw the cartoon, and The Post has the right to run it," Alexander wrote. "But 'Non Sequitur' followers expect that. And there's a difference between provoking anger and provoking readers to think."

Ned Martel, the newspaper's Style editor, said he decided to yank the cartoon after conferring with others, including Executive Editor Marcus Brauchli, because it "seemed a deliberate provocation without a clear message."

The "point of the joke was not immediately clear," Brauchli added, according to Alexander.

For his part, Miller said he intends to lampoon a new target in the near future -- editors.

"The irony is rife," he told FoxNews.com. "How the editors mishandled it and only compounded it with their spin on it, it's a matter of sitting back and letting them hang themselves. They don't need any help from me."

Original article is here.