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In the week preceding the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001,
terrorist attacks, Christians across the country will be
strategically positioned outside high schools near mosques with known
terrorism links. They will hand out literature that tells students
“the truth about Isalm and Mohammad and their violent, oppressive
policies towards non-Muslims.”
“Like all patriotic Americans we cherish our liberties and our
God-given rights and are committed to defending these principles,”
says Steve Klein of Concerned Citizens for the First Amendment.
“Fourteen hundred violent years of history prove that Islam is
incompatible with America. Muslims believe they are superior and
arrogantly reject our Christian principles of equality, minority
rights and equal justice,” Klein adds. “We are going to the
schools to protect students—and especially our young women—from
the oppression Islam threatens to impose.”
The “911 Defend Our Students Campaign,” ran by
DefendChristians.Org, will start Sept. 5 and continue all
year, targeting communities with the most radical mosques. The
campaign’s goal is to grow so that every high school in the U.S. will
teach the truth about Islam on each 9/11 anniversary.
“We are fed up with political correctness that refuses to warn
the next generation of Americans about the clear and present danger
of Islam in America,” says Gary Cass of DefendChristians.Org.
“It’s cultural suicide to stay silent.
“Muslims are trying to convert and radicalize our young people.
By telling them the truth about the dangerous doctrines of Islam and
the and wicked practices of Mohammad we are protecting our children.”
Joseph Nasralla, founder of The Way TV, fled to the U.S. for
safety after being imprisoned, tortured and almost murdered three
times by Muslims. “When Muslims get power they subjugate all
other religions. They follow the example of Mohammad who demanded
that non-Muslims convert, pay onerous taxes to Muslims or be killed.
“Islamic ideology is a threat to religious liberty everywhere
and our children must be warned so they never have to endure what
I’ve experienced.”
Cheri Fuller and Cindy Lamb Curry 
Marilyn Hickey 
Charisma Staff 
