Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Education Jihad



Muslims attack $1m Saudi gift to uni
Richard Kerbaj September 17, 2007

UP to $1 million will be pumped by Saudi Arabia into an Australian university, sparking fears the money will skew its research and create sympathy for an extremist Muslim ideology espoused by al-Qai'da.

Muslim leaders and academics have attacked Queensland's Griffith University for accepting an initial $100,000 grant from the Saudi embassy, which they accused of having given cash in the past to educational institutions to improve the perception of Wahhabism - a hardline interpretation of Islam.

The Australian understands the Griffith Islamic Research Unit will in coming years receive up to $1 million from Saudi Arabia, which has injected more than $120 million into Australia's Islamic community since the 1970s for mosques, schools, scholarships and clerical salaries.

A former member of John Howard's Muslim reference board, Mustapha Kara-Ali, accused the Saudis of using their financial power to transform the landscape of Australia's Islamic community and silence criticism of Wahhabism. "They want to silence criticism of the Wahhabi establishment and its link to global terrorism and national security issues," he said.

Read the rest:
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/


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Some of our universities employ Muslims to do da'awa instead of ME studies.

We have Asshats like this one here-
http://sheikyermami.com/2007/09/04/aussie-diversity-director-calls-for-muslim-prayer-rooms-in-all-universities/

and this one here:

Gary Bouma, a professor of sociology at Monash University, told a Muslim students’ conference that the secularist stance of universities was no longer appropriate at a time when religion played a more important role in public life. He said secularism was not a neutral stance but was itself an ideology that was inimical to religions.

These creeps even look like they hatched from the same egg.

What's needed is a comprehensive report from every University in the country. We have a right to know who aids and abets the global jihad and who employs Muhammedan agit props to spread Islam instead of free enquiry.

CampusWatch, a link is provided at JW home page, has a list of colleges and universities that offer middle east and islamic studies.

here:http://www.campus-watch.org/recommends.php



2 Comments:

Blogger MathewK said...

It's worrying when muslims themselves are critical of this funding.

6:44 PM  
Blogger 10 men said...

Any Saudi money is badd money.

Good PR maybe..

7:30 PM  

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