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There are 50 private schools in Denton County, TX, serving 7,792 students.
Minority enrollment is 17% of the student body, which is less than the TX state average of 34%.
30% of Denton County, TX private schools are religiously affiliated (most commonly Christian and Roman Catholic).
The student:teacher ratio of 12:1 is higher than the state private school average of 10:1.
Denton County Private Schools
- School Location Students Grades
Lewisville Willow Bend Academy
101 East Southwest Parkway, Suite 101
Lewisville, TX, 75067
(972)436-3839Alternative School (Christian)92 students | Gr. 4-12
LewisvilleBlossom Valley Academy
1252 College Parkway
Lewisville, TX, 75067
(972)436-3613150 students | Gr. PK-2
CarrolltonCarrollton Christian Academy
2205 E Hebron Pkwy
Carrollton, TX, 75010
(972)242-6688(Christian)n/a students | Gr. PK-12
CarrolltonCarrollton Fairgate KinderCare
1300 E. Frankford Road
Carrollton, TX, 75007
(972)323-1300Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
CarrolltonCastle Hills Montessori
1416 W. Hebron Pkwy
Carrollton, TX, 75010
(972)492-5555Montessori School290 students | Gr. NS-3
Flower MoundCastle Mound Montessori
3200 Peters Colony Road
Flower Mound, TX, 75022
(972)539-3333Montessori School187 students | Gr. PK-3
DallasChoices Leadership Academy
18106 Marsh Ln
Dallas, TX, 75287
(972)662-066540 students | Gr. 5-8
DentonCommunity School
2046 Scripture Street
Denton, TX, 76201
(940)382-3216Montessori School39 students | Gr. PK-3
Flower MoundCoram Deo Academy
4900 Wichita Trail
Flower Mound, TX, 75022
(800)465-0561(Christian)1048 students | Gr. PK-12
CorinthCorinth Montessori School
1300 E Pecan Creek Cir
Corinth, TX, 76210
(940)321-7338Montessori School10 students | Gr. PK-KG
CarrolltonCreek Valley KinderCare
4052 Huffines Blvd.
Carrollton, TX, 75010
(972)492-8558Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
FriscoCreme De La Creme
9375 Legacy Dr
Frisco, TX, 75033
(972)464-4242Daycare / Preschool30 students | Gr. PK-K
DentonDenton Calvary Academy
Po Box 2414
Denton, TX, 76202
(940)320-1944(Christian)216 students | Gr. KG-12
LewisvilleDkh Academy
2425 Briarhill Blvd
Lewisville, TX, 75077
(972)317-3494Daycare / Preschool124 students | Gr. K-1
FriscoEl Dorado Montessori School
11600 Teel Pkwy
Frisco, TX, 75034
(972)334-9444Montessori School100 students | Gr. K
Flower MoundExplorations Preparatory School
1501 Flower Mound Rd
Flower Mound, TX, 75028
(972)539-0601Special Program Emphasis44 students | Gr. K-6
Flower MoundFaith Lutheran Day School
6000 Morriss Rd
Flower Mound, TX, 75028
(972)691-5491Daycare / Preschool (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (formerly AELC, ALC, or LCA))40 students | Gr. PK-K
Flower MoundFmcm Flower Mounds Classic Montessori School
2108 Mahogany St
Flower Mound, TX, 75022
(972)900-2877Daycare / Preschool12 students | Gr. K
FriscoFrisco Trails Montessori
8600 Teel Pkwy
Frisco, TX, 75034
(469)365-9100Montessori School10 students | Gr. PK-KG
BartonvilleGuidance Preparatory Academy
64 Mcmakin Rd
Bartonville, TX, 76226
(940)455-7123Daycare / Preschool13 students | Gr. PK-KG
CarrolltonHebron KinderCare
4241 Marsh Lane
Carrollton, TX, 75007
(972)862-6700Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
DentonImmaculate Conception Catholic School
2301 N Bonnie Brae St
Denton, TX, 76207
(940)381-1155(Roman Catholic)240 students | Gr. PK-8
CarrolltonKing Arthur Montessori Academy
4537 N Josey Ln
Carrollton, TX, 75010
(214)316-1382Montessori School22 students | Gr. PK-1
LewisvilleKnowledge Seekers Christian School
1471 W Corporate Dr
Lewisville, TX, 75067
(972)353-3981(Seventh-Day Adventist)20 students | Gr. PK-8
FriscoLegacy Christian Academy
5000 Academy Drive
Frisco, TX, 75034
(469)633-1330(Christian)775 students | Gr. PK-12
ArgyleLiberty Christian School
1301 S. Highway 377
Argyle, TX, 76226
(940)294-2000(Christian)1266 students | Gr. NS-12
Flower MoundMontessori Country Day School
7400 Hawk Rd
Flower Mound, TX, 75022
(817)430-8340Montessori School84 students | Gr. PK-5
LewisvilleMontessori Episcopal School
Po Box 292967
Lewisville, TX, 75029
(972)221-3533Montessori School (Episcopal)41 students | Gr. PK-3
RoanokeOur Lady Of Grace High School
13517 Alta Vista Dr
Roanoke, TX, 76262
(817)933-6516(Roman Catholic)23 students | Gr. 9-12
CarrolltonPrimrose School Of Castle Hills
1824 King Arthur Blvd
Carrollton, TX, 75010
(972)899-2273Daycare / Preschool146 students | Gr. K-1
FriscoPrimrose School Of Griffin Parc
4625 Eldorado Pkwy
Frisco, TX, 75034
(214)618-2700Daycare / Preschool135 students | Gr. K
Lake DallasPrimrose School Of Hickory Creek
1011 Ronald Reagan Ave
Lake Dallas, TX, 75065
(940)270-0444Daycare / Preschool50 students | Gr. K
FriscoPrimrose School Of Lakehill
5349 Lakehill Blvd
Frisco, TX, 75034
(972)668-4300Daycare / Preschool134 students | Gr. K
Flower MoundPrimrose School Of Ne Flower Mound
3939 Morriss Rd
Flower Mound, TX, 75028
(972)691-3815Daycare / Preschool39 students | Gr. K
LewisvillePrimrose School Of North Lewisville
1480 N Valley Pkwy
Lewisville, TX, 75077
(972)434-4001Daycare / Preschool45 students | Gr. K
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"It's as bad as you've heard it is! "
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I worked at Level 3 Communications
Network engineering seemed at least competent. Fiber network is an asset. Salary was OK; not great, and not "market leading," but OK.
Management, MANAGEMENT, MANAGEMENT!! Have less of a clue about leadership than anywhere else I've worked.
Layers of management seem to be isolated from each other. No downwards, or upwards, communications -- sad given that word, the C word, is in the company name!
Internal infighting is simply UNBELIEVABLE -- each group seems to think if they win, then that is what matters -- have ZERO clue if all you do is fight each other, then EVERYBODY looses, and the competition wins!
Performance management system based on forced distribution -- certain percentage of employees have to be ranked as bad performers. Utterly demotivating!
Level 3 think Content is about carrying HD video broadcasts. They think they compete against Akamai, but are completely clueless about any of what makes Akamai successful.
In general don't seem to have a friggin clue what business they are in. WAY too much telecom mentality, but they are not a carrier!
Imagine the Titanic with one end out of the water, at about a 15 degree angle --- you know what comes next!
Sell the fiber network to somebody, and fold up the tent entirely! The current upper management is incapable; they ought to retire and be done with it.
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I worked at Level 3 CommunicationsPros
You have the opportunity to work with some talented people
Compensation is good, but bonus structure seemed arbitrary
nice offices
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The most political place I've ever worked
Very much the old boys network
performance is judged by how much your bosses like you and not what you actually accomplish
Can be a grueling work environment
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Time to shake things up at the highest levels in the company. Some guys seem to have been there since the beginning...new blood requiredDoesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
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I worked at Level 3 CommunicationsPros
Health Benefits were good, Offices were fairly Nice, Broomfield Campus has Breakfast & Lunch available but kinda pricey. Campus is appealing in appearance, Location is good.Cons
As a Manager with 15 years experience my 2 years at Level 3 were by far the worst of my career. As a Manager I was forced to give 20% of my team BAD Performance reviews when I felt that they were all performing at or above expectations. Also as an employee you cannot disagree with your Performance Review and engaging HR was a trigger to get fired or Lay-ed Off. The Performance Review Process has been this way for years now and every department in my group was forced to punish good workers. I have personally experienced teams taking turn as to who needed to have the bad review this time. The whole process breeds a lack of moral and miserable work environment. The politics at L3 were much like high school. My VP just didn't like some of the staff and would slam them without prior notice on Performance Reviews. The ones he did "Like" were often promoted into jobs that they could not technically support or perform from my experience. I was also very disappointed with the overall skill set of the Technical Support Members with the exception of the Networking Team. Poor decisions are made weekly and not in the best interest of the company. On a last word, I was RIF'ed and my position was back-filled just months after I left. Not sure how L3 can legally do this, but has for years.Advice to ManagementAdvice
L3 Needs to have a big change in Executive Management. Jim needs to step down and someone needs to investigate the performance of Each Business unit as a whole. I.T. is very outdated and money is spent on things not in the best interest of the Company. Limping along old Applications, Systems and processes are costing more to support than the cost of a consolidation or upgrade.
Millions of Dollars have been wasted in my opinion.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO


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This just in from Pat Forde (a guest on our chat this past Monday): Holy Cross coach Ralph Willard, who gave Tom Crean his first full-time assistant coaching job, could be joining Rick Pitino's staff at Louisville.
Louisville head coach Rick Pitino has offered his vacant assistant position to Holy Cross head coach Ralph Willard, a source close to the situation told ESPN.com Wednesday.
Willard is expected to give an answer to Pitino by June 10, according to the source.
This could make things fairly interesting. Crean has not been shy about sharing his affection for Kentucky coach John Calipari through Twitter. Of course the Hoosiers and Wildcats play each season, so that rivalry is going to be talked about annually. The situation with Louisville and Pitino has been a bit murkier for Crean, though. The Cardinals have aggressively recruited Indianapolis, an area Crean knows he needs if he's going to be successful.
If Willard, who hired Crean as an assistant at Western Kentucky in 1990, ends up taking a job two hours south there's going to be a new layer to the Indiana-Louisville-Kentucky battle.
Jared Jeffries announced from Bloomington's SportsPlex on Tuesday he would be forming the Jared Jeffries Foundation.
The foundation's aim is to improve Jeffries' ability to give back to his hometown. Though, he hasn't needed much help to this point.
Now seven years into his NBA career, Jeffries has given out more than $52,000 through 24 college scholarships to Bloomington high school students.
Jeffries added the foundation would help him focus away from the little things and more on the events he holds.
"I think a lot of time people overlook how important Bloomington is and how much it really gives to everybody," he said. "I have traveled all over the world, been to a lot of different cities and I haven't found any place as special as this city is."
It's been a while since we could link to Zagsblog, but today Adam Zagoria reports that New Jersey guard Kyrie Irving, the No. 4 point guard in the class of 2010 according to Rivals, has Indiana at the top of his list of potential schools.
"They're at the top of my list for now," Irving said in a phone interview. "It's them and Notre Dame and Duke and Virginia. They're at the top of my list right now."
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Pat Forde, the Louisville-based columnist for ESPN, will join Alex from Inside the Hall, Zach Osterman of the IDS and myself for a discussion of all things college basketball tonight at 7:30.
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As the IU baseball team prepares to play in the NCAA regionals this weekend, former Hoosier center fielder and wide receiver Andrew Means is back on the diamond with the Cincinnati Reds organization, playing at single-A Dayton.
There was a story on Means in Wednesday's Dayton Daily News.
"He runs like what he is, a Big Ten football player," (Dayton manager Todd) Benzinger said of the 6-foot-1, 215-pounder. "I'm coaching third, and when I see him coming, I back up a step."
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As Marc Goone made clear on mid-April's Chasing Rainbows, he isn't about to pass himself off as something he's not just to add a few zeros to his bank account. Which isn't to say that major-label cash holds no appeal for the St. Louis native. On follow-up single 25 Bills, he gets real about the myriad temptations he faces as an indie buzzmaker trying to make it in the game. After reflecting on the tendency of massively-hyped artists to stumble under the dual burden of corporate pressure and high public expectations, though, he reaffirms his commitment to doing things his way: "I've got crossover appeal, but I'll put a bullet in my head before I sign a deal." iLLJone$ provides a guitar-laced instrumental backdrop for Marc's bars, and Justin Clough directs the joint's eerie official visuals. For more, check our the artist's I Am Not a Lobster, OK! street album when it drops digitally on Tuesday, May 14.
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Since 9/11 a lot of people have promoted themselves as "terrorism experts." Most are not.
Many of these new "terrorism experts" hail from the halls of American academia–places that frankly provide very little in the way of background for the study of terrorism. It's as if the same bunch who got it wrong during most of the Cold War saw an opportunity in the field of terrorism and became instant experts overnight.
There are a lot of problems with this phenomenon of overnight terrorism experts, not the least of which is the fact that oil-rich Gulf states such as Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have showered US academic institutions with millions of dollars. This has resulted in terrible bias inside our universities. These same sources of funding, after all, provide funding to Jihadist terrorist organizations. It's a neat set-up. Islamists fund the Jihadis over there and fund universities here in the West to influence what is taught to our young people.
So, what we have, in many cases, are instant "terrorism experts" who are beholden to the very community that promotes terrorism.
We've seen a possible outcome of this process in an atrocious article published by Politico magazine on October 7th. The title is Why ISIL Beheads Its Victims.
The lead author for this screed was a man named Robert Pape, who is on the faculty at the University of Chicago and actually serves as the director of the Chicago Project on Security and Terrorism. Pape is a pure academic. Nothing in his background commends him as an expert on terrorism. His biography reveals a man who has spent 30 years with his head buried in books, with no evidence of real-world experience or interaction with the enemy.
In Why ISIL Beheads Its Victims, Pape attempts (very weakly, as befitting a pure academic) to make the case that the Islamic State (he tellingly refuses to acknowledge the name by which the enemy refers to itself) is beheading victims purely for publicity purposes. He denies any connection between Islam and the practice of beheading.
The first mistake Pape makes is treating the beheadings of a few Western hostages as the only cases worth examining. It's not a huge surprise that someone would come to the conclusion that the beheadings were just a publicity stunt if the only beheadings one was looking at were the beheadings of a few Western hostages.
But when one takes a broader view and examines the numerous beheadings carried out by the Islamic State, Al Qaeda and other Jihadist groups, many of which received no publicity at all, the inescapable conclusion is quite different. Moreover, there are also the numerous crucifixions that have been carried out by Jihadists, which aren't simply designed as publicity stunts either.
All that said, there is no doubt that the Jihadis are sending a message with these methods of execution. It's just not the message that Pape supposes from his purely Western mindset and lack of real world experience.
The Islamic State is in fact carrying out beheadings for a specific reason. They are carrying out the Sunnah of Mohammed. You see, Muslims are supposed to follow the perfect example set by the prophet Mohammed and they are supposed to follow the commands from Allah and the commands uttered by Mohammed. An examination of Islamic doctrine shows that the basis for beheadings comes from Islamic scripture, both non-abrogated verses in the Quran and examples from the life of Mohammed laid out in the Hadith and the Sirah, which are the other two components of the Islamic trilogy along with the Quran.
Rather than reproduce the evidence in Islamic scripture here that both justifies and calls on Muslims to behead and crucify Kaffirs, here is a link to an excellent article on the subject from Faith and Freedom International. Note that if you live in a predominantly Islamic nation, this web site may be blocked by Muslim censors:
Armchair "terrorism experts" like Robert Pape go to ridiculous lengths to ignore and deny the basis in Islamic doctrine for acts of Jihadist terrorism, such as beheadings, crucifixions and other atrocities.
But in the real world there are actual reasons why Jihadis do what they do, how they do it.
We are all left to wonder why Pape and his ilk in the ivory towers deny the truth.
A Franciscan friar serving as parish priest in the Syrian village of Qunayeh has been abducted by a group associated with the Al Qaeda-affiliated Al-Nusra Front.
Though it is too easy to dismiss this kind of thing as "crazy," there can be no doubt that the report below is indicative of a sick culture.
People do not have to follow the doctrine laid out by a religion if that doctrine is so obviously toxic to human decency. Nevertheless, the Islamic doctrine of Jihad is 1400 years old, it is something that millions of Muslims follow and it's not just a few "crazies."
An investigation is being conducted by French DGSI anti-terror police after reports that eleven members of one family including the grandmother and six-month-old baby, have left the country bound for Syria in the hope of joining the Islamic State.
There are already believed to be hundreds of French nationals fighting for the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
Three generations of this particular family from Nice in the south of France left for Turkey, from where they planned to cross the border into Syria, just as thousands of other Jihadis from around the world have done. (Turkish authorities have long turned a blind eye to the flow of Jihadi recruits through and from their country.)
The family members include the grandmother, her three children, their partners and their children – the youngest of which is said to be six months old.
This is not the first from France of a family leaving together to join the jihad.
In September, a husband and wife from Orleans, France left with their three-year-old daughter to fight for the Islamic State.
In an interview with French television the couple, who left everything behind, said they wanted to join the "great heros" in the fight against the "infidels".
At least 150 French nationals are known have joined Islamic State fighters but some estimates claim that hundreds more have left France to fight jihad in Syria.
According to a report in The Local, a French English-language news site, the jihadis hail "from varied backgrounds, dispelling widely-held beliefs that most are disadvantaged, lost youths, experts say."
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Today we received more confirmation that we are locked in a war of ideas with Muslim Brotherhood organizations when CAIR launched a broadside at Frank Gaffney and the Center for Security Policy, one of the leaders in the counterjihad and counter shariah movement.
CAIR published the names of top defense contractors who donate to CSP, including Boeing, Lockheed, Northrop Grumman and others, criticizing them for supporting an "Islamophobic" organization.
In a perfect world, Boeing et al would react to this the same way they would have to the German Bund issuing a similar release in 1939.
But in today's PC world in which hard Leftists control the Defense budget, one has to wonder what the reaction might be.
If any of these firms back off from supporting CSP they will have bowed their heads to the Ikhwan and complied with Shariah prohibitions against the Shariah definition of slander: namely saying anything to a Muslim that he does not like.
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CAIR in particular is a troubling organization that can only be described as a nefarious 5th Column unit.
Here are some concerns that thousands of Americans have about CAIR:
Given the number of individuals associated with CAIR who have been convicted on terrorism-related causes, as well as the disturbing associations and statements from CAIR and its officials, the LAST people in the world who should be listening to them are defense firms.
In fact, one must wonder whether CAIR is pressuring these firms because they manufacture the weapons that stop and kill Jihadists in terrorist organizations, such as HAMAS.
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BreitBart.com has a report this morning that indicates that Jah'Keem Yisrael (aka Alton Nolen) the Oklahoma Muslim who beheaded a former co-worker following an argument about the Islamic practice of stoning women has ties, some direct and some indirect, to prominent figures in the US Islamic community.
Yisrael attended the Islamic Society of Greater Oklahoma City, a mosque affiliated with the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA).
ISNA is the largest Muslim organization in the US. It was exposed as a Muslim Brotherhood front in documents stipulated to by the defense and entered into evidence in the largest terrorism financing prosecution in US history, the US v the Holy Land Foundation. ISNA was named as an un-indicted co-conspirator in that trial. Later, when ISNA tried to get that designation removed or retracted, a federal judge in New Orleans refused their request, calling the designation accurate and proper.
The only thing that kept ISNA from prosecution on terror charges was the corrupt influence of Attorney General Eric Holder, who shut down the ongoing investigation.
One of the Imams at the Islamic Society of Greater Oklahoma City was Suhaib Webb, who BreitBart reports was close to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula Imam Anwar al-Awlaki.
Webb is now affiliated with the Islamic Society of Boston (another ISNA mosque), the notorious mosque co-founded by convicted Al Qaeda terrorist Abdurahman Alamoudi and attended by the Boston Marathon bombers, the Tsarnaev brothers. As USA Today reported back in April 2013, the Islamic Society of Boston has been absolutely littered with Jihadis and terrorists over the years.
In October 2013, Webb appeared at a Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) event where he attacked human rights activist (and victim of Islamic Female Genital Mutilation) Hirsi Ali and openly called for an Islamic dominated society and system of government–essentially an Islamic State.
CAIR, like ISNA, was also exposed as a Muslim Brotherhood front in the Holy Land Foundation trial and also named an un-indicted co-conspirator in that trial. FBI surveillance evidence also revealed that CAIR is essentially a US arm of HAMAS, a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization.
More recently, in association with the Oklahoma beheading, CAIR has sought to distance itself from Jah'Keem Yisrael. Adam Soltani of CAIR-Oklahoma stated that "Islam stands clearly opposed to violence in any kind and in no way could or faith ever support the actions of this man."
The available evidence, dating back 1400 years to the earliest origins of Islamic doctrine to the actions of literally dozens of Jihadist organizations on every continent, save Antarctica, contradicts this ridiculous statement by Soltani.
Anyone who has been paying attention knows that Jihadis from around the world have been using beheading in gruesome, flamboyant manner. The incident in Oklahoma was anything but isolated.
There have been a series of beheadings of hostages by Al Qaeda and the Islamic State; Daniel Pearl, James Foley, Steven Sotloff, David Haines and Herve Gourdel are just a few of the Westerners beheaded by Jihadis.
Last week, Australian authorities disrupted an Islamic State plot to carry out beheading attacks on the streets of that country.
In addition, there have been beheadings committed by individual Muslims carrying out acts of Jihad. There was the beheading murder of British soldier Lee Rigby at the hands of Muslims Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale on the streets of London. Earlier this month, an 82-year old woman was beheaded in her garden in London by a 25-year old Muslim.
In 2009, Muslim TV executive Muzzammil "Mo" Hassan beheaded his wife after being served with divorce papers. Hassan was considered a prominent "moderate" Muslim all the way up until the time he sawed his wife's head off.
The point of all this is that there is a definite pattern here. There are many ways to kill someone. But Muslim jihadis choose to behead their victims.
Because Islamic doctrine says that they should. Multiple verses in the Koran and stories from the Hadith urge Muslims to behead the enemies of allah and demonstrate that the prophet Mohammed led his Jihadi fighters in mass beheadings. Under the Islamic doctrine of Sunna, Muslims are supposed to follow the perfect example set by Mohammed. And Mohammed beheaded his victims.
Pay no attention to the psychobabble coming out of the news media and the federal government–Islamic doctrine is the foundation for these beheadings. It is in their scripture. Period.
Be especially wary of taqiyya (sacred deception to promote Islam) coming from Islamic leaders and organizations when it comes to beheadings.
It's not the first time we have seen this intentional lying. CAIR in particular has a long history of this activity as we discussed in an article back in 2013:
CAIR in particular is a troubling organization that can only be described as a nefarious 5th Column unit.
Here are some concerns that thousands of Americans have about CAIR:
Given the number of individuals associated with CAIR who have been convicted on terrorism-related causes, as well as the disturbing associations and statements from CAIR and its officials, it is very difficult to take their statements on violent Jihad seriously.
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Putting off defeating the Islamic State militarily until we can stand up a force of anti-Assad rebels who are also interested in fighting fellow Muslims is a fool's errand.
By declaring ahead of time to the enemy what his intentions are and, especially what he is NOT willing to do, President Obama has lost the initiative. Telling the world that you have ruled out American "boots on the ground," tells the world that you either don't take the threat from the Islamic State seriously or that you simply don't have your heart in the fight to make the hard decisions that great leaders have always had to make throughout history to defend our republic and its people.
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1. There are now reports that as many as 800 French Muslims are fighting with the Islamic State. This figure is added to an estimate of 300 from the US, 500 from the UK, 400 from Germany, 150 from Australia and 130 from Austria. There is a report of 22 from one mosque in Denmark alone. Estimates indicate that fully 10% of IS fighters are Turks, which would put the number at 2,000.
Little Tunisia says that 1,300 of its citizens are fighting with IS. There are of course known Chechans, Malaysians and Indonesians fighting for IS (a mosque in Indonesia was distributing IS recruiting literature).
And let's not forget that Boko Haram, Abu Sayyaf and Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula have all pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
This isn't happening spontaneously. All of these Jihadis didn't just all of a sudden visit a web site and decide to drop everything and head to Iraq and Syria.
There is an Islamic Underground in the West that was activated to get recruits and support for IS, a 5th Column. It is efficient and robust, because Muslims by the thousands have answered this call to head to an area many couldn't find on a map to participate in Jihad.
Moreover, the way that the Obama administration and the US State Department keep referring to IS as a "regional" problem is positively maddening and frightening. It is nothing of the such and denying the Islamic State's global reach is no small matter.
2. de Tocqueville compares Islam to Christianity:
From Democracy in America, Alexis de Tocqueville, 1840.
"Mahommed professed to derive from Heaven, and he has inserted in the Koran, not only a body of religious doctrines, but political maxims, civil and criminal laws, and theories of science. The gospel, on the contrary, only speaks of the general relations of men to God and to each other — beyond which it inculcates and imposes no point of faith. This alone, besides a thousand other reasons, would suffice to prove that the former of these religions will never long predominate in a cultivated and democratic age, whilst the latter is destined to retain its sway at these as at all other periods."
de Tocqueville nailed Islam way back in 1840. The question is, will his prediction of the outcome prove correct? Or will Western weakness and recalcitrance result in an outcome tragically different from what he forecast?
Bill Gertz has an article over on the Washington Free Beacon about a new FBI Domestic Threat Assessment.
The 60-page report makes absolutely no mention of the threat from Jihadists or Islamic terrorism, which are, in fact the primary domestic terror threats, no matter what the "Famous But Incompetent" boys and girls would have us believe.
Here is a link to Gertz's article with lots of good quotes from true expert John Guandolo:
And here are a few links to prior TTB posts over the years detailing the domestic Jihadi threat that the Famous But Incompetent folks now essentially say does not exist:
Two North Carolina Muslim Converts Arrested on Terrorism Charges
INSANITY: Why does Judge Daniel Martin still have a job? ( Judge OKs release Illinois man charged with terror)
Islam, Muslims, Violent Jihad and Shariah
What is it with L.A. (Lower Alabama) and Jihad?
ANOTHER COVER UP? More on the Arizona Jihadi, Abdullatif Aldosary
FOR CRYING OUT LOUD: The Arizona Jihadi the Media and Our Bureaucratized Counterterrorism Apparatus Doesn't Want You to Know About
More Jihadis in Florida
Some little known facts about the views of Muslims in America
Contingencies for possible Hezbollah attacks inside the U.S.
RIDICULOUS Prison Sentences for Chicago Al Qaeda Members
18 American Jihadist Terrorists
NY Daily News Editorial: The threat keeps growing: List of terrorists in our midst gets longer and longer
U.S. Computer Engineer and Accountant Charged With Helping Al Qaeda
GOOD GRIEF: CAIR and Muslim "Leaders" Urge Leniency for 5 American Jihadis Caught in Pakistan
A Year of Jihad in America (December 2008 to December 2009)
Purple Hearts for the Two Soldiers Shot by the Little Rock Jihadist?
Michigan GOP Governor Rick Snyder is slated to speak at the annual Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) convention. Jimmy Carter is delivering the keynote, which should tell us what the tone of the convention will be:
In 2011, Snyder spoke at an event sponsored by the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR):
Both CAIR and ISNA were unindicted co-conspirators in the largest terrorism financing prosecution in US history, the U.S. v the Holy Land Foundation, in which the defendants were convicted on all counts.
Both CAIR and ISNA were identified as Muslim Brotherhood organizations in captured documents submitted into
evidence by the prosecution and stipulated to by the defense team.
Snyder was cautioned about Muslim Brotherhood influence operations after his speech at the CAIR event.
He can no longer plead ignorance.
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Norwich - The region's planning agency will spend the coming weeks developing a proposal to create a regional ethics board.
Elected officials from towns throughout the region comprise the Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments, which represents 20 towns in the region. The council has researched the possibility of establishing a regional ethics board in the past. Its executive committee voted to have James S. Butler, the council's executive director, gather past research and prepare a written proposal as to how the board could function.
The idea stems in part from a recent ethics complaint in Montville. The Town Council, which by charter is charged with investigating ethics complaints, considered and later found no probable cause in an ethics complaint one councilor had filed against the council chairwoman.
The process led Dana McFee, who filed the complaint, to argue that the current system leads to conflicts of interest when the council is required to investigate one of its own.
Montville Mayor Ronald K. McDaniel Jr. last week was asked by the town council to approach the council of governments about the regional ethics board. McDaniel said implementing this type of system could require a town charter change. The Town Council could retain the power to act on whatever the regional board's ethics recommends.
"I think it probably makes sense to have an independent review," McDaniel said. "At the end of the day, what changes is who does the fact finding."
Some towns in the region, such as Waterford and New London, have their own separate boards of ethics to investigate complaints against town officials or employees.
New London's Board of Ethics was questioned last year by Reid Burdick, a former city councilor, who argued the board had a conflict of interest when it dealt with a complaint police Chief Margaret Ackley filed against then-City Councilor Michael Buscetto III.
Ackley alleged that Buscetto improperly interfered in police department operations. Her attorney argued that Buscetto should have recused himself from closed-door discussions the City Council had regarding the allegations.
Burdick's point was that some members of the Board of Ethics had either supported or opposed Buscetto in his run for mayor and, as a result, had a conflict in deciding the matter. Ackley eventually dropped the ethics complaint.
Salem First Selectman Kevin Lyden, a member of the council of government's executive board, questioned what kind of liability would be involved with the regional ethics board. For example, Lyden was concerned members of the board potentially could become embroiled in a lawsuit if it recommended termination of an employee in another town.
The current system in Salem calls for the first selectman - or a board-designated alternate in the event a grievance involves the first selectman - to review ethics complaints.
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Butler, in preliminary conversations, recommended against having chief elected officials sit on the regional ethics board. It also would be necessary for participating towns to pass ordinances ceding authority to the regional board.
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