What Are Children Learning “About” Islam and the Middle East in Public Schools?: Are the Students Also Being Taught to Hate America?
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Isnt every student told to be proud of their culture and heritage no matter where they came from? Shouldnt students feel proud to fly the American flag? Then why are the children in public schools being taught that they should feel guilty about America being so powerful and enjoying the freedoms that so many brave soldiers have fought and died for? This book discusses these and many other issues that all Americans should be concerned about, especially if their children are in public schools.
David Pimentel
David Pimentel is an American of Mexican descent. He was raised and taught to always work hard and thank God for everything. While studying in the masters program in Education at USC, he fell in love with research and developed his writing skills. His first book is the fruit of that labor and of his love of country.
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What Are Children Learning “About” Islam and the Middle East in Public Schools? - David Pimentel
© Copyright 2011 David Pimentel.
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isbn: 978-1-4269-7469-4 (sc)
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Library of Congress Control Number: 2011911171
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Contents
Introduction
No Time to Waste
Chapter One
Is there an anti-American message in Avatar?
Chapter 2
What is being taught in America’s public schools?
Chapter 3
Who is writing the textbooks for public schools?
Chapter 4
Are the media and others teaching Americans to hate America?
Notes
Introduction
No Time to Waste
Due to the urgency and gravity of danger of what is being done in our public schools and colleges, in Hollywood, and what is not being done by the media or our government, I have had to reduce the sources of material which are included in this book. The situation is urgent because many other authors and writers have attempted to wake up America to what is happening in our own country and those attempts have not appeared to make any difference in school or government policies that will be discussed here. This country is in grave danger because its enemies are many, but the greatest are those who are wearing suits and ties so as not to appear threatening or suspicious. I will do my best to explain and demonstrate how the public schools, Hollywood, the government and others may be teaching our children to hate America and allowing our enemies to infiltrate the school system with open arms.
Surely a strong nation like America could resist and defeat an enemy such as terrorists who are supported and funded by foreign governments. Likewise, America, with the most powerful military in the world, should have no problem controlling or defeating any threat from countries such as Russia and China. Although it may be more difficult, the United States should also be able to overcome any covert operation that attempts to infiltrate various governmental agencies in order to change policymaking which makes it easier to undermine and attack the country from within. However, is America, with all its efforts to be tolerant and compassionate, strong enough to defeat all of its enemies all at once? I hope and pray that America will still be standing strong long after its enemies have been crushed and subdued, but currently the leadership appears to be lacking in courage to confront the enemies of freedom and liberty. The present excuses range from not wanting to offend anyone or anyone’s religion to the belief that America has had its time of becoming rich on the backs of other nations and peoples, but that time is over now.
Actually, it should come as no surprise that America is under attack from so many enemies, but at least one would think that some reporter or public leader would have the guts to stand up and tell the general public of the real and present danger they are in. Unfortunately, the people are continually reminded by the current president that the economic crisis is over and that the recovery has begun. The average American just shakes their head in disbelief because they see all the empty homes and business offices around town, as well as all the homeless and unemployed walking the streets aimlessly or standing on a corner waiting for a contractor to pick them up for work. The last president was not much better as he simply instructed the public to just keep shopping
so the economy will stay strong. That was probably the first time in history that during the time of war a nation’s leader, rather than calling its citizens to prepare for war and hard times, told the citizens to simply keep shopping. I suppose the situation in Rome was similar as their leader told the musicians to keep playing the music as the empire collapsed to the ground.
As I said before, I hope and pray that America can withstand the multi-pronged attack from within and without, but if those who are sworn to defend the constitution and the country are aligned with those who hate this country, then the citizens are left with no choice but to fight on their own. The best and brightest soldiers are fighting and building
in other nations while the greatest and richest nation on earth is left wide open for assault and invasion. Sadly, many of these brave and strong soldiers are dying or returning home without some of their limbs simply because of some simple electronic device and their vehicles are not built strong enough to endure such an explosion. Perhaps the Americans should ignore the U.N. like the Israelis did and use Caterpillar bulldozers to roam around a specific area. I know that each and every (almost every) American soldier would defend and die for their country, especially since that is exactly what they swore to do, but I know that once a person enters the military, they are trained to follow the chain of command and follow orders. Thus, it could be heart-wrenching for a soldier to reach the conclusion that he or she should stand with the people rather than stand down and watch as the people are led astray by its own government or foreign entities or both.
The reason I wrote this book is because each American must make an important choice and decision. Everybody has to decide whether they want to pro-American or anti-American. It should be obvious which side I picked. But I guess it depends on how a person is raised. I was raised to have good manners, respect others, to defend myself and others who are being picked on, to respect my elders and to love this country. I learned that many people, including some of my relatives, died so this country could grow and become strong. So who am I that I should show any disrespect or lack of appreciation for what many others before me built and died for? Yet some Americans, including the current leadership, were taught differently. They were taught that America became rich because of slavery and that America is racist because white Europeans sit in positions of power. (They never mention that Greece, Assyria, Rome and nearly every culture had slaves and that only America and a few others have been courageous enough to abolish it.) They were taught that communism is better because it redistributes the wealth equally among the people. (They never mention the millions killed by communist leaders.) They were taught that America should experience poverty and despair like every other country. (They never mention that America provides financial aid to every poor country or that the dictators and warlords keep all the money and aid for themselves while the masses suffer in hunger and hopelessness.) After all, why should America or Americans be exempt from all the turmoil and suffering that other countries have to experience? (They always forget to mention how generous Americans are in donating money, aid and food to many countries around the world, especially after