Islamization of university education: Jew-hating Education at Northeastern University
"University tells Muslim services no longer needed" Michael Carl, WND
Dismisses chaplain over support for terrorists
Apparently, supporting terrorism isn’t approved on some university campuses these days.
In a startling development, Boston’s Northeastern University has
dismissed jihad-preaching Muslim chaplain Abdullah Faaruuq after video
surfaced of Faaruuq expressing support for terrorists.
Reports indicate that there were several instances where Faaruuq was captured on video voicing support for terrorist organizations.
The video also is online.
Islam analyst and Atlas Shrugs publisher Pamela Geller says it’s likely not a matter of Northeastern “getting it right.”
“Northeastern is definitely covering their backside. The university
would never have cared about this if it hadn’t received negative
attention,” Geller said.
Northeastern University has not responded to WND’s request for comment on the issue.
Geller adds that although Northeastern University has the most vocal
Islamic student organization, the university’s action is for public
relations purposes.
“They got caught. It is only because of the public pressure and negative publicity,” Geller said.
WND reported in June 2010
that even while Faaruuq preached jihad at the Islamic Society of Boston
mosque, Gov. Deval Patrick appointed Faaruuq to teach a class on
diversity to state employees.
At the time, after vowing to eliminate racial profiling and
guaranteeing Muslims their civil rights, Patrick, a Democrat, hugged
Faaruuq at the meeting with more than 1,000 Muslims at the Muslim
American Society-affiliated mosque at Boston’s Roxbury Crossing.
In several talks around the Boston area, Faaruuq voiced support for the release of convicted al-Qaida supporter Aisha Siddiqui.
He’s also called for the release of Tarek Mehanna, the Boston-area
Muslim convicted for attempting to acquire weapons to carry out
terrorist attacks.
WND reported in October 2009 that Mehanna boasted of his terrorist connections.
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