Schools teaching kids jihad is ‘self-defense’ and colonizers deserve violence

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Schools teaching kids jihad is ‘self-defense’ and colonizers deserve violence

Published: Wednesday, October 21st, 2026 @ 6:15 pm
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“Parents send their children to school to learn reading, writing, and math, not to be taught to hate Israel or embrace radical political causes. Yet that’s exactly the kind of material our investigation uncovered,” Committee Chairman Tim Walberg (R-MI) told The Daily Wire.

The investigation centered on curriculum materials that lawmakers say “promote ideology justifying violent resistance,” train students to become leftist activists, whitewash terrorism, and stoke anti-Israel hatred.

https://americanfaith.com/house-probe-exposes-schools-teaching-kids-jihad-is-self-defense-and-colonizers-deserve-violence/

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piratefan said:

( October 23rd, 2026 @ 10:46 am )

Traditional, I will agree with much of what you had to say. I was at Choco Fire Dept. for another candidate on primary day for the vote in Gilead and Chocowinity, both of which precincts vote there. I was appalled at the way Carolyn Walker and her husband Randy were badmouthing her conservative school board colleagues Hickman and Rader and pushing their opponents. The Walkers seem to have a deep seated hatred of conservatism and conservatives.

On the other hand, Terry Williams was also there, and I did not observe him do anything in any race other than his own. I have a lot more respect for him than for the Walkers, who were nothing but backstabbers.

I also saw some teachers abandoning their classroom duties to play politics. I did not hear any of them get involved in the Hickman race, but it could have happened. They were mostly pushing Davis, but also Williams.

A school board should represent parents and taxpayers, not the parochial interests of teachers.

Conservative Voter said:

( October 23rd, 2026 @ 9:26 am )

Here is another concern on Jennifer Cornelius, and it was brought up by a member of the public in a citizen comment to the school board. Cornelius has a huge conflict of interest. She works in a high position for the local charter school. That charter school is in competition with the BCS for students, staff, and funding. How much inside info will pass to her employer one wonders? She is a bad, bad, bad choice for many reasons. So is Davis.

We have too many fake "Republican" poseurs on the school board now who are functionally Democrats. We do not need any more, and certainly NOT that worthless liberal twit Mack Hodges.

Traditional said:

( October 22nd, 2026 @ 3:59 pm )

We are NOT getting a conservative BOE.
Terry typically votes Walker's desire.
And Hodges has been running for over a year to return to his seat. Word is his impending move to republican party is 'any day', just as Davis did to defeat Radar and R Walker did after being defeated on democrat side.

C Walker is instrumental in Davis & Cornelius run. Soon to be a BOE of ex-teachers and Walker. Several teachers took off personal time to campaign for said candidates (and failed Hickman oppositon). Walker will be seeking a run to chair and total yea votes come November.

Rino Hunter said:

( October 22nd, 2026 @ 1:51 pm )

Lets look at this year's crop of school board candidates on curriculum issues"

District 2- Charles Hickman - strong conservative record on curriculum (unopposed)

District 4 -Terry Williams - swing voter on curriculum issues (unopposed

District 6 - Monica Davis (RINO) vs. Danielle Brinson (Dem.) - neither has talked about curriculum. Brinson openly calls herself a "conservative" and says she wants to be the "Hood Richardson of the school board" in the sense of asking the tough questions. Davis agreed with Jennifer Cornelius that she wanted to keep "politics" (i.e. conservative principles) out of school board operations.

District 8 - Jennifer Cornelius (RINO) is facing an Unaffiliated opponent who is not campaigning. Cornelius has been silent on curriculum issues but is the source of the statement about keeping "politics" (conservative principles) out of school board operations. Who knows where the Unaffiliated stands on anything, including curriculum.

Conservatives have a lot of work cut out for us in the 2028 primaries. There is only one of these candidates this year that conservatives can really get excited about. Davis and Cornelius are both Carolyn Walker candidates.

Steven P. Rader said:

( October 22nd, 2026 @ 11:08 am )

The last social studies (history) curriculum contract in Beaufort County Schools expired several years ago. Since then, each teacher has to develop their own curriculum on this subject for their students. The adoption process for a new curriculum starts with establishing a committee of teachers to investigate options. That has not been initiated yet for a new social studies curriculum, nor has a timetable been established for doing so. Part of the reason is that after buying the new science curriculum, there is not enough money.

What could get around the funding problem, however, are FREE curricula that are out there. One of the prominent ones is from Hillsdale College, but the far left about has kittens if you mention going that direction. My predecessor on the board, Gary Carlton, was a big proponent of the Hillsdale College curriculum, and I agree with him. One of his grandchildren has been taught using that curriculum so he is quite familiar with its advantages. The left does not like it because it is pro-America.

Traditional said:

( October 22nd, 2026 @ 10:00 am )

What is the current BCS proposal?

Steven P. Rader said:

( October 22nd, 2026 @ 8:23 am )

Parents need to keep a close eye on curriculum in our schools because there are too many forces out there trying to push it to the left. In North Carolina, that includes a state board of education appointed by liberal governors. We saw that a few years ago in the fight over injecting wokeness into the state standards on social studies. Fortunately, in North Carolina, local boards still have a lot of discretion as to what is taught.

This is something we are seeing nationwide. In Alaska, they hired "experts" to design a new social studies (history) curriculum and ended up with one that did not even mention George Washington or Abraham Lincoln. In Iowa, the governor and legislature have repeatedly demanded removal of leftwing politics from their social studies curriculum such as promoting illegal immigration, and indoctrinating on the CO2 climate cult.

The number of local School Board members who care about a pro-American curriculum has already decreased with the loss of Don Shreve and will decline further in a couple of months. Parents need to keep the heat on.

Beaufort County has now been without a social studies curriculum for several years. The last attempt to adopt one produced a liberal one that brought out a standing room only crowd of parents opposed to it. This will be revisited during the school board's next term.

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