Lots of American citizens are aware.
Reader comment on item: The Organization of the Islamic Conference Gets Feisty
in response to reader comment: It's now or never

Submitted by Kattey (United States), Mar 19, 2008 at 17:07

There are numerous written, tv, and on-line articles regarding suspicions against Muslims' living in the US. Muslim schools and texts seem to be followed closely by the citizens. There are frequently complaints to the Saudi Arabian Embassy about Muslim texts in US schools backed by the Wahhabi clerics who rule Saudi Arabia that contain hateful information about Western Civilization. The Embassy promises to check it out but it is an ongoing problem. In Mpls a school operated by Muslims and supported by taxpayer money is under suspicion of teaching Islamic religion as well as the regular cirriculum, which they deny. But I've been told it's impossible to separate the Muslim religion from education, politics and other public life.

Five years ago I started posting on Muslim Websites. When Hamas members in Gaza were blown up in a pickup truck that contained their home-made ordinances, these Islamic websites blamed the Jews. It was perfectly clear that Hamas had done it to themselves, but the Jews were blamed, and there was no retraction.

That's when I got off the Muslim bandwagon (by attempting to be neutral between Jews and Arabs), and between that and other lies, now I disbelieve everything they say. I don't want them getting a hold here as they have done in Europe, and CAIR should be banned.

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