ANTI-SEMITISM IN NEW YORK SCHOOL

NY District Mulls Action for ‘Jews Are Evil’ Assignment
NY School Assignment: Argue That ‘Jews Are Evil’

School district officials in Albany say they’re mulling disciplinary action for a high school English teacher whose writing assignment asked students to make a persuasive argument blaming Jews for the problems of Nazi Germany.

School district spokesman Ron Lesko says Friday that administrators are discussing what official action the 10th-grade teacher at Albany High School could face for the assignment given to students on Monday.

The assignment, first reported Friday by the Albany Times Union, asked students to research Nazi propaganda, then assume their teacher was a Nazi government official who had to be convinced of their loyalty. The assignment told students they “must argue that Jews are evil.”

A third of the students refused to complete the assignment.

Superintendent Marguerite Vanden Wyngaard says she doesn’t believe the teacher who handed out the assignment had malicious intent. The school district has not named the teacher.

According to FOX News as of 12:30 pm Eastern time today, the teacher has been “removed”—whatever that means.

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NY Muslim Allegedly Beheads Wife

THE RELIGION OF PIECES STRIKES AGAIN!

A Muslim man, founder and chief executive of a TV station launched in 2004 in hopes of portraying Muslims in a better light, allegedly beheads his wife. And what better way to portray Islam and Muslims in a better light than cold-blooded murder. Talk about irony!

American-Islamic TV station owner accused of beheading his wife

N.Y. – A Buffalo-area man who runs an American-Islamic television station is accused of beheading his wife.

Orchard Park police say 44-year-old Muzzammil Hassan told police Thursday evening that his wife was dead at his office. That’s where police found the body of 37-year-old Aasiya Hassan.

Hassan is now charged with second-degree murder and police believe the killing occurred sometime late Thursday afternoon. Authorities say his wife had recently filed for divorce and had an order of protection that had him out of the home as of February 6th.

Hassan is the founder and chief executive of Bridges TV, which he launched in 2004 in hopes of portraying Muslims in a better light.

Police didn’t know Friday if Hassan had an attorney. src

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