The
school board in Tampa has officially declined to adopt policy
prohibiting CAIR officials from addressing students with Islamist
propaganda. The Tampa Tribune’s biased reporting gave comfort and
support to the school board decision.
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The
Hillsborough County School Board held a workshop on Friday, March 30,
2012 to discuss a possible policy regarding speakers who would be
allowed to address students. Six of seven school board members were not
interested in adopting any new policies on the subject.
Therefore,
the Hillsborough County School Board officially allows political
advocacy groups to address students. This means that CAIR (Council for
American Islamic Relations) may continue to indoctrinate students with
propaganda including Islamist Sharia law. Florida Family Association predicted from the beginning that the Hillsborough County School Board would not adopt a policy.
Tampa
appears to be the only school district in America that knowingly allows
CAIR officials to address students without any restrictions. Do you
think the school board would take such a controversial position if they
did not have the cover and favor of the local newspaper? Do you think
these officials would respond this way if The Tampa Tribune published
factual articles regarding CAIR and admonished these elected officials
for allowing this terrorist linked organization access to students?
The Tampa Tribune’s biased news report that
CAIR is not a terrorist linked organization gives cover and comfort to
the Hillsborough County School Board. The Tampa Tribune published
comments from a high school student as an authority to negate suspicion
about CAIR’s ties to terrorists. The Tampa Tribune reported in part in
the article titled “School Board policy ok on classroom speakers: “They
(that would be you and other concerned American patriots) claimed the
group has ties to terrorists and has an agenda other than educating
students about Islam. "I think it's unfounded," Austin Ransdell
(Steinbrenner High School Student) said, speaking of the outcry. "It was
just about how Islam started."
That’s it, that’s all, Mr. Ransdell says it is untrue so why contest it.
Compare
The Tampa Tribune propaganda to this News9.com reports “Former CIA
Director James Woolsey told a group in Oklahoma City that CAIR (Council
on American-Islamic Relations) is an extremist Muslim group with ties to
terrorists. Woolsey said CAIR, once called “The Islamic Organization
of Palestine”, is named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the federal
case U.S. vs. the Holy Land Foundation which “is the biggest terrorist
financing case of all time.” Click here for full News9.com report.
The
Tampa Tribune’s omission of the facts and propaganda about CAIR is far
more destructive than one CAIR official talking to a few hundred
students. Tens of thousands of people read The Tampa Tribunes
misinformation. More of The Tampa Tribune’s propaganda is reported in this Florida Family Association article.
The American values we cherish cannot afford to allow the liberal media to go unopposed in their propagation of CAIR.
The
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Florida Family Association sent out two email alerts earlier this year
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System Soft Technologies, TD Ameritrade, The Reproductive Medical Group
(Floridafertility.com), Toyota, Value City Furniture and Weight
Watchers.
The following Thirty two (32) companies recently advertised with The Tampa Tribune: American
Signature Furniture, Arnold Dentistry, BP, Caban Skin Institute,
Caldwell Banker Florida, Chevrolet, Colgate Palmolive - Toms of Maine,
Courtney Pat State Farm, Dell, Don CeSar Beach Hotel, Fifth Third Bank,
Florida Marina Clubs, K. Hovnanian Homes, Intuit - Turbotax, Martins
Jewelers, Minto, Netflix, Pediatric Dental Center, Perich Eye Center,
Publix, Seaworld -Busch Gardens, Discovery Cove, Seaworld, Senica Air,
Regis Corp. Supercuts, Tampa Bay Insurance Center, Tampa Bay Skating
Academy, TD Bank, The Pub Tampa Bay, The Shops at Wiregrass, Tony Lee
State Farm, Transunion, Universal Studios, Veterans Ford and Vitale
Institute.
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companies that recently advertised with The Tampa Tribune.
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