Minnesota: Parents Question Public High School’s Choice to Sing “Allahu Akbar” at Holiday Concert

“No child should be forced to sing a song about the Muslims and the religion of hatred.” Uh oh. That kind of talk is going to get the Multiculturalist Victimhood Re-educators swarming into Blaine, Minnesota.

“Another parent, who didn’t want to be identified, said by phone that considering the recent events in Paris and San Bernardino, singing a song about Allah would be ‘insensitive.’” Indeed. And much more than insensitive.

Muhammad Atta reminded himself in a document he wrote right before he hijacked a jetliner on September 11, 2001 to scream “Allahu akbar” as he took control of the plane, for, he said, that scream struck terror into the hearts of the Infidels.

Did World War II-era high school concerts feature singing of The Horst Wessel Song?

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