A 14-year-old British schoolboy was forcibly indoctrinated by the state in accordance with an “often secretive anti-radicalization” program for saying “Muslims are taking over the country” and suggesting the Burka should be banned, Information Liberation wrote.
The thought police at work?
One caveat, we only found one report and don’t know if the boy had said something worse. Also, the program might not be considered forcible indoctrination by some. The question arises, should the state be involved in any of this?
The Yorkshire Post reported that it took “several months” to “deter a 14-year old West Yorkshire boy from far-right extremism”. Counter-terrorism officials decided he was not allowed to say Muslims are taking over, even though they are.
Details of the government’s “secretive anti-radicalisation prevent scheme were released, the Post reported. The claim is they were protecting the “‘vulnerable’ teenager from being drawn into terrorism.”
The boy made comments in school about Muslims “trying to take over the country” and he was “being vocal in his views around what Muslim people should or shouldn’t be allowed to wear”.
The boy was offered several interventions and eventually he was taken to a Mosque, met an imam, mingled with other Muslim youth in a multi-faith project.
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He no longer makes anti-Muslim comments in school. Big success!
What got him in trouble were comments like these:
“He was disengaged from certain females at school, he was being vocal in his views around what Muslim people should or shouldn’t be allowed to wear, whether or not Muslims should be allowed to go to his school.
“He was saying that Muslim women shouldn’t be allowed to wear the niqab and he had his head filled with nonsense that Muslims were trying to take over the country.”
Apparently, you’re not allowed to think Muslim women shouldn’t have to cover their hair.
The fact is Muslims are taking over. They’re running child sex rings of British young girls in one area.
They’ve taken over much of London.
Read more at Information Liberation.
