Fethullah Gulen Brainwashing Young Americans
He has been called the most dangerous Islamist in the world by one Islamic expert, and the “Turkish Khomeini” by another. Guy Rodgers, of ACT! for America, has written an excellent article on how Fethullah Gulen may be infiltrating the United States through charter schools.
He notes that here in the U.S. the Fethullah Gulen Community (FGC) runs over 90 charter public schools in at least 20 states. This was brought to the attention of ACT! for America officials by ACT! members who actually have relatives who teach in one of these schools, an illustration of the growing reach of ACT! for America’s “eyes and ears” across our country.
Members of the movement are currently pushing for a rapid expansion of these schools in the United States. According to USA Today, the schools educate as many as 35,000 students — taken together they’d make up the largest charter school network in the USA — and have imported thousands of Turkish educators over the past decade. They operate as “charter schools” and thus are funded by American taxpayer money.
One such school, Tarek ibn Zayed Academy (TiZA), is a publicly funded charter school in Minnesota, that is so Islamic in nature that the Minnesota Department of Education issued two citations against it and the ACLU is suing it. Yes, you read that correctly – THE ACLU IS SUING THE SCHOOL. This is the same ACLU that wants to deny children the right to sing Christmas songs and even have a Christmas tree at public school. Normally, they defend all religions except Christianity. The point is – it must have been pretty bad for the ACLU to sue an ISLAMIC school. The Star-Tribune had a revealing story on the Islamic religious activities at the school.
And yes, there are two such schools in Arkansas, according to charterschoolwatchdog.com. the Lisa Academy in Little Rock and Sherwood.
Gulen is very deceptive and puts up a front of “interfaith dialogue” and peace and lollipops. He uses taqqyia (deception of the infidel) , and has sucked in many “useful idiots.” The truth lies not in what he says to an American or English speaking audience, but what he says when he is speaking to a Turkish audience as he did in this sermon in 1999 on Turkish television:
In my previous post, I shared my research with you on Chad Causey, Democrat candidate for the 1st Congressional District in Arkansas. According to LegiStorm, a website that makes it super-easy to look up the annual salaries and financial disclosures of congressional staffers, Causey’s trip to Turkey in 2008 was financed by the Rumi Forum for Interfaith Dialogue. On Rumi Forum’s website, they name Fethullah Gulen as their “Honorary President.”
My question is this: Is Mr. Causey a “useful idiot” for Fethullah Gulen? If elected, will he push these Gulen schools – which are essentially incubators for future jihadists – down Arkansans’ throats?
The "Turkish Khomeini?"
Members of the movement are currently pushing for a rapid expansion of these schools in the United States. According to USA Today, the schools educate as many as 35,000 students — taken together they’d make up the largest charter school network in the USA — and have imported thousands of Turkish educators over the past decade. They operate as “charter schools” and thus are funded by American taxpayer money.
One such school, Tarek ibn Zayed Academy (TiZA), is a publicly funded charter school in Minnesota, that is so Islamic in nature that the Minnesota Department of Education issued two citations against it and the ACLU is suing it. Yes, you read that correctly – THE ACLU IS SUING THE SCHOOL. This is the same ACLU that wants to deny children the right to sing Christmas songs and even have a Christmas tree at public school. Normally, they defend all religions except Christianity. The point is – it must have been pretty bad for the ACLU to sue an ISLAMIC school. The Star-Tribune had a revealing story on the Islamic religious activities at the school.
And yes, there are two such schools in Arkansas, according to charterschoolwatchdog.com. the Lisa Academy in Little Rock and Sherwood.
Gulen is very deceptive and puts up a front of “interfaith dialogue” and peace and lollipops. He uses taqqyia (deception of the infidel) , and has sucked in many “useful idiots.” The truth lies not in what he says to an American or English speaking audience, but what he says when he is speaking to a Turkish audience as he did in this sermon in 1999 on Turkish television:
“You must move in the arteries of the system without anyone noticing your existence until you reach all the power centers … until the conditions are ripe, they [the followers] must continue like this. If they do something prematurely, the world will crush our heads, and Muslims will suffer everywhere, like in the tragedies in Algeria, like in 1982 [in] Syria … like in the yearly disasters and tragedies in Egypt. The time is not yet right. You must wait for the time when you are complete and conditions are ripe, until we can shoulder the entire world and carry it … You must wait until such time as you have gotten all the state power, until you have brought to your side all the power of the constitutional institutions in Turkey … Until that time, any step taken would be too early—like breaking an egg without waiting the full forty days for it to hatch. It would be like killing the chick inside. The work to be done is [in] confronting the world. Now, I have expressed my feelings and thoughts to you all—in confidence … trusting your loyalty and secrecy. I know that when you leave here—[just] as you discard your empty juice boxes, you must discard the thoughts and the feelings that I expressed here.”Gulen is very plain about being deceptive, huh?
In my previous post, I shared my research with you on Chad Causey, Democrat candidate for the 1st Congressional District in Arkansas. According to LegiStorm, a website that makes it super-easy to look up the annual salaries and financial disclosures of congressional staffers, Causey’s trip to Turkey in 2008 was financed by the Rumi Forum for Interfaith Dialogue. On Rumi Forum’s website, they name Fethullah Gulen as their “Honorary President.”
My question is this: Is Mr. Causey a “useful idiot” for Fethullah Gulen? If elected, will he push these Gulen schools – which are essentially incubators for future jihadists – down Arkansans’ throats?
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ReplyDeleteTo correect your article; the Gulen Movement now has 153 charter schools. They had just opened there first one in New Mexico called,The Albuquerque School of Excellence. Chad isn't the only corrupt politician lwilling to sell out Americans for glory. Tom Horne of Arizona former Superintendant of public schools, now the Arizona State Attorney General has taken campaigne money and other things from the Sonoran Science Academy of Tucson. Which is very intresting because Tom Horne audits teachers and fires them having thickaccents. Also under his law of Banning Ethnic studies in Arizona the Sonoran Science Academy can now continue with there Turkish Clubs and Turkish Olympiads and other anti American semitisms.
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