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To: Land Shark who wrote (1073577)	6/16/2018 8:20:05 PM
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Exposing the role that Islamic jihad theology and ideology play in the modern global conflicts Sweden: Qur’an school teaches children to say, “You are not Muslim, why should I listen to you?”JUN 16, 2018 2:12 PM BY ROBERT SPENCER 10 COMMENTS Why not? The Qur’an tells Muslims: “You are the best nation produced for mankind,” (3:110), and calls unbelievers “the most vile of created beings” (98:6). What did Swedish authorities expect? “Koran school in Sweden teaches Muslim kids to feel superior to non-Muslims,” Voice of Europe, June 16, 2018: Teaching at a special Koran school in Borlänge becomes increasingly problematic, broadcaster SVT reports. At the school, Muslim children read the Koran but are also taught to only respect other Muslims and to refuse to listen to ‘white people’, a local school head says. In Borlänge school staff are worried about the effects of Koran education on traditional school education. According to Kent Karlsson, Rector at Tjärnaängs School and Sister School Solängsskolan, students can go to Quran classes 3-5 days a week after their usual school. Karlsson says at the Koran school they sometimes say: “I do not listen to you because you are white” or “You are not Muslim, why should I listen to you?” This occurs in all age groups, from six-year-olds to thirteen-year-olds, he says to SVT. Other school staff, who wish to remain anonymous, say that the students are unable to do their regular homework because they are