DEMONIC DEMS TAKE IT TOO FAR! Muslims, Christians and Jews UNITE To Demand Removal of Explicit Books From Dearborn, MI Public School Libraries By Patty McMurray for The Gateway Pundit
100 Percent Fed Up exclusive report – How far are parents willing to let leftist educators go when it comes to the indoctrination of their children before they say “enough!”? Will the Democrat lawmakers and leaders who are supporting the theft of our children’s innocence pay a heavy price for supporting this radical “families last” ideology?
This weekend, a huge group of over 800 parents in the predominately Arab community of Dearborn, MI, came together to fight back against the sexualization of our children in public schools. The huge crowd included Muslims, Christians, and Jews who are fed up with the sexualization of their children and are coming together to fight back. Their goal is simple—Protect our children from the radical agenda of educators who allow explicit material on library shelves in public schools that can be accessed by students without consent from their parents.
Organizers of the Rally To Protect our Children included Mike Hacham, Stephanie Butler, Hassan Chami, Rola Makki, and Dr.Nagi Almudhegi.
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Mike Hacham, a young, conservative Republican Muslim, was one of the organizers of the protest that brought together people of many faiths, including Jews, Muslims, and Christians, for a common cause—saving our children and our families from the radical Left.
One of the speakers at the event told the crowd, “There’s a book called ‘This Book is Gay,’ and I tell you if it was the book was called, “This Book is Straight,’ we’re still gonna go after it because it’s teaching kids how to go online and have intercourse with others on the internet!” He later told an interviewer that the parents were at the rally to let the school board know they want to work with them, and not against them, to make sure their children are protected.
