A 10 year-old Muslim schoolboy, taking a test in Lancashire, UK, was asked where he lived. That’s when all hell broke out.
He meant to say in a “terraced house.”
You can pretty much guess what he wrote.
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How many “clocks” were found?
Sounds like the jihad on awareness to me.
Was it really bad spelling? Inquiring minds want to know!
Color me not sympathetic.
What a looser /s/
freudian slip
So many stories of poor innocent puppy loving muslims now appearing.
PUKE… terrorists all
I know muzzies aren’t over endowed in the IQ department, but a 10 year old that doesn’t know what the word “terrorist” means?
That would take a lot of goats in the woodpile.
I see a sick pattern forming:
1) Activist parents teach their young children – too young to think critically – to engage in suspicious behavior –
2) When the suspicious behavior attracts the attention of concerned citizens, the activist parents explain away the child’s behavior as being something totally innocent and undeserving of suspicion –
3) The activist parents claim that the misunderstanding has caused the child irreparable mental anguish, making them the victims of racism and xenophobia from overzealous concerned citizens –
4) Lather, rinse, repeat.
When this happens enough times, people not only quit saying something when they see something, they stop being believed when they do.
Islamic activists are using their own children as human shields in this ideological war.
OK … WTF is a “terraced house” and how many are there in Lancashire?
Smells like terraced bullshit to me
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/12109399/Father-of-Muslim-boy-10-questioned-by-police-for-saying-he-lived-in-terrorist-house-brands-it-a-joke.html
A joke…….
So when is his visit to the White House?