Living In A Salt Land

We have to acknowledge that the world we used to live in is no more. The society we grew up in had a certain moral equilibrium built into it, so even when people disagreed about how our society should be organised, stability and sanity prevailed. The social environment we live in now is very different. It is no longer possible for anyone from the working class to have any trust or confidence in any agents of the state, and if anyone questions the role of the state or expresses a dissenting view about what should (or should not) be seen as important in our society, then no matter how well argued their views may be, their views are ignored and the individual is personally attacked.

    Freedom of thought and expression is important because it allows individual citizens to question the policies of any powerful entities that are operating within our society. This can be seen as a form of societal risk assessment, because it allows us to consider both the likelihood and the impact (or consequences) of something happening that could harm members of our society. If a policy or practice is found to be high risk, then control measures can be implemented to reduce the risk, or it can be abandoned altogether, thereby ensuring our society's long-term stability and survival.

    The “journalists” employed by the legacy media who launch ad hominem attacks at anyone who challenges their worldview by labelling them as “racist” or “far-right” are not only sabotaging one of the most effective ways we have of carrying out such a risk assessment. They are actually increasing the likelihood of someone being physically attacked by a perpetrator who does not understand that the legacy media’s ad hominem assertions are false. Whenever an employee of the legacy media lies about someone, knowing all the while that they are increasing the risk of that person being hurt or worse (after July 13th 2024, this cannot be denied) then we would do well to remember the following passage from the book of Proverbs:

Do not enter the path of wicked men 

And do not step into the way of evil men. 

Avoid it, do not pass by it; 

Stray from it and pass on. 

For they do not sleep unless they do evil; 

And they are robbed of sleep unless they make someone stumble. 

For they eat the bread of wickedness 

And drink the wine of violence. (Proverbs 4:14-17 LSB)

    A description of the inveterate liars in the legacy media who abuse their position in our society and want to “cancel” anyone who exposes their lies can be found in the thirty-sixth psalm: 

An oracle within my heart 

concerning the transgression of the wicked person: 

Dread of God has no effect on him. 

For with his flattering opinion of himself, 

he does not discover and hate his iniquity. 

The words from his mouth are malicious and deceptive; 

he has stopped acting wisely and doing good. 

Even on his bed he makes malicious plans. 

He sets himself on a path that is not good, 

and he does not reject evil. (Psalm 36:1-4 CSB)

Sittason, Andrew. Living In A Salt Land (p. 119). Andrew Sittason. Kindle Edition. 

Stealth jihad in our school districts. This is how islam creeps in

This is what makes me sick. Stupid dhimmi asshat progressive morons who think that if we work with muslims by allowing this kind of garbage into our school systems, local governments, that muslims will 'like and accept us' even more than they already pretend to do. How much islamic taqiyya will they throw at these poor deluded fools who are riding the multicultural train straight into hell for their schools and worse, for their children.

"“There are no religious charter schools in North Carolina,” said Vanessa Jeter, communications director for the N.C. Department of Public Instruction. “State taxpayer dollars cannot support religious schools.”

Griggs said he understands the law and knows any future charter school could not be presented as an exclusively Muslim academy.

But a charter school possibly could be created in which Arabic is emphasized and taught as any other foreign language, he said.

Sounds like a plan…to deceive the unbelievers by emphasizing Arabic…to disguise an Islamic school funded by taxpayers.

From Creeping Sharia.

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Will Islamic school planned in Winston-Salem be taxpayer funded?

 

 

Seven-year-old Miyarah Robertson of Winston-Salem raises her hand during her class at the Community Mosque Academy Sunday, January 23, 2011. Credit: Journal Photo by Lauren Carroll

 

 

An Islamic school is coming to Winston-Salem. The only question appears to be whether it will be funded by taxpayers or not. via Mosque leaders want a full-time Islamic school in Winston-Salem

Winston-Salem will have a full-fledged Islamic school within the next two years, say leaders at the Community Mosque of Winston-Salem.

“We’re exploring all possibilities,” said Imam Khalid Griggs. “We have a commitment from the mosque’s leadership to make this happen.”

Leaders are looking into creating a private school or a charter school.

Islamic private schools already operate in several North Carolina cities, including Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro and Durham.

The United States had 235 elementary or secondary private schools with an Islamic orientation in 2008, according to the latest count from the National Center for Education Statistics.

Mosque leaders in Winston-Salem have looked into whether their current location at 1419 Waughtown St., the site of a former church, could be used for the school.

But state law requires that kindergarten and primary school classrooms have a door or emergency exit to the outside, and the classrooms in the mosque don’t have this.

“So we’d have to buy land and build,” Griggs said. “The current mosque would not work.”

North Carolina has a cap on charter schools, with the cutoff at 100.

Ninety-nine charter schools operate in North Carolina today, with the 100th already approved, said Joel Medley, a consultant with the Office of Charter Schools in the N.C. Department of Education.

“It looks like the incoming legislature might look at this issue,” and perhaps raise or get rid of the cap, Medley said.

In any case, N.C. law states that charter schools, which receive government funding, must be nonsectarian, meaning that they cannot be attached to a religious entity. Charter schools are public but operate outside the system of regular schools and generally follow a specialized curriculum or operating principles.

“There are no religious charter schools in North Carolina,” said Vanessa Jeter, communications director for the N.C. Department of Public Instruction. “State taxpayer dollars cannot support religious schools.”

Griggs said he understands the law and knows any future charter school could not be presented as an exclusively Muslim academy.

But a charter school possibly could be created in which Arabic is emphasized and taught as any other foreign language, he said.

Sounds like a plan…to deceive the unbelievers by emphasizing Arabic…to disguise an Islamic school funded by taxpayers.

The imam, Khalid Griggs, has appeared at events with numerous Islamists and terror-linked Muslims.

Original article is here.

http://www2.journalnow.com/news/2011/jan/30/wsmain01-mosque-leaders-want-a-full-time-islamic-s-ar-738253/