How dare they complain when they spread their bloody Jihad all over the world? Let's send them back where they belong. And we all know where THAT is..
DON'T LET DHIMMITUDE HAPPEN TO YOU!
FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DO THE DHIMMI THING! - jillosophy
FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DO THE DHIMMI THING! - jillosophy
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Teacher sacked over religion row
Teacher sacked over religion row
Mr McLuskey said the school was too quick to sack him
Last Updated: Friday, 2 February 2007, 19:54 GMT
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Last Updated: Friday, 2 February 2007, 19:54 GMT
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A supply teacher has been sacked from a secondary school following complaints from Muslim pupils.
Andrew McLuskey was sacked from Bayliss Court Secondary School in Slough after a Religious Education lesson discussing the pros and cons of religion.
Pupils at the predominantly Muslim school claimed Mr McLuskey said most suicide bombers were Muslim.
Andrew McLuskey was sacked from Bayliss Court Secondary School in Slough after a Religious Education lesson discussing the pros and cons of religion.
Pupils at the predominantly Muslim school claimed Mr McLuskey said most suicide bombers were Muslim.
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Well, they ARE...
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But he rejected the allegation and said the school was too quick to sack him without giving him right of reply.
"Very unjust"
He expected to complete an eight week contract at the school - but was sacked after only several days.
Deputy head teacher Ray Hinds says the pupils were very upset
"I feel it's very unjust," he said.
"I think I should've been given the chance to respond to the allegations and not in effect be ejected from a job without the chance to defend myself."
The school authorities denied they were being heavy-handed and said their first priority was pupils' welfare.
"I don't think it's important what I think," said the school's deputy head teacher Ray Hinds.
"It's what the pupils think that were in the classroom at the time. And they were very upset."
But he rejected the allegation and said the school was too quick to sack him without giving him right of reply.
"Very unjust"
He expected to complete an eight week contract at the school - but was sacked after only several days.
Deputy head teacher Ray Hinds says the pupils were very upset
"I feel it's very unjust," he said.
"I think I should've been given the chance to respond to the allegations and not in effect be ejected from a job without the chance to defend myself."
The school authorities denied they were being heavy-handed and said their first priority was pupils' welfare.
"I don't think it's important what I think," said the school's deputy head teacher Ray Hinds.
"It's what the pupils think that were in the classroom at the time. And they were very upset."
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