Maybe it wasn't such a good idea for Idaho to import Islamists
Mar 22, 2016 08:55:49 #
Idaho State University massively imports Islamist students. The Islamic students commit crimes and harass our women. Could this be a problem?
As the number of Middle Eastern students grew to nearly 1,200, almost 10 percent of the schools enrollment, that meant an estimated $40 million for the local economy every year. Even if they were just normal, rowdy college kids, the behavior of the mostly male students stood out in this conservative, predominantly Mormon city. Free from the strict cultural mores of their home countries, some students have faced charges like drunken driving and stalking.
Stalking? That's an unusual charge. I wonder who the "mostly male" Islamic students are stalking?
At the same time, professors said students, many of them unfamiliar with English, were ill-prepared and frequently resorted to c***ting.
On campus, several professors said their colleagues chafed at the extra work required of them because of the poor English sk**ls of many students who needed help after class. Some professors also believed the students did not have the proper math backgrounds for their chosen majors: A chart sent to the faculty by one dean revealed that in some classes with more than 20 Middle Eastern students, 90 percent of them had failed physics, 75 percent had failed introductory English, and more than 60 percent had failed math.
While admitting that some Middle Eastern students had c***ted, Ali Alheid, 22, a mechanical engineering major from Kuwait, complained that the university had painted all of them with a broad brush. They caught 20 or 30 students c***ting, he said. Because of that, they treat us like c***ters.
"Only" 30 foreign students c***ting, and all treated like c***ters! What could account for that?
Eighty percent to 90 percent of the c***ting cases reported in recent semesters in engineering and science have involved foreign students, Dr. Rodgers said.
The university has bought antiplagiarism software, installed cameras, and gone so far as to track the Internet addresses of submitted papers,
Here's something even more effective: don't admit students who are unprepared. I'll bet they haven't tried that!
Professors and proctors have sometimes prohibited bathroom breaks during exams and looked between students legs for hidden cellphones.
Don't the religious police do that to their women in Saudi Arabia?
The c***ting accusations are one reason Mr. Alnejidi is now telling friends not to come to Idaho State. The Saudi students are leaving because they feel they will not graduate under that level of scrutiny, he said.
They will not graduate under that level of scrutiny because they are c***ting.
On a recent afternoon at the engineering school, groups of Middle Eastern students chatted outside. Inside, Saudi students worked in a basement laboratory on a virtual shield to protect United States borders from incursion, both by undocumented immigrants and terrorists.
I feel more secure knowing we are importing Islamists from Saudi Arabia to protect us with a virtual shield.
By some estimates, the one million international students in the United States generate a $30.5 billion boost to the economy. The largest group comes from China, but Saudi Arabia, the fourth-largest country of origin, supplies more than 70,000 students to schools like Arizona State, Western Kentucky, Cleveland State and Southern Illinois.
Why are we letting in more than 70,000 Saudis a year? They are tremendous security risks! Have we learned nothing from 9/11?
Some of these institutions are particularly concerned about the impact of a recent announcement by the King Abdullah Scholarship Program, which supports most of the students from Saudi Arabia. The program is facing deep funding cuts, according to Moodys Investors Service, which said the scholarships would be limited to the top 100 American schools, an Academic Ranking of World Universities list that does not include Idaho State.
Mr. Scholes said new limits established by the Saudi and Kuwaiti governments might mean that no Middle Eastern freshmen will be arriving at Idaho State for the next academic year, cutting enrollment by more than 250, on top of the 100 Saudi students who have already departed.
So ironically, it's not the US government, which cares nothing about the risk to security by admitting tens of thousands of Islamists into the country, we have to thank, it's the Saudi government, for cutting subsidies for the Islamists they are exporting to us. On this point, Saudi Arabia is doing more to enhance our security than our own government.
http://newsmachete.com/?news=1561
As the number of Middle Eastern students grew to nearly 1,200, almost 10 percent of the schools enrollment, that meant an estimated $40 million for the local economy every year. Even if they were just normal, rowdy college kids, the behavior of the mostly male students stood out in this conservative, predominantly Mormon city. Free from the strict cultural mores of their home countries, some students have faced charges like drunken driving and stalking.
Stalking? That's an unusual charge. I wonder who the "mostly male" Islamic students are stalking?
At the same time, professors said students, many of them unfamiliar with English, were ill-prepared and frequently resorted to c***ting.
On campus, several professors said their colleagues chafed at the extra work required of them because of the poor English sk**ls of many students who needed help after class. Some professors also believed the students did not have the proper math backgrounds for their chosen majors: A chart sent to the faculty by one dean revealed that in some classes with more than 20 Middle Eastern students, 90 percent of them had failed physics, 75 percent had failed introductory English, and more than 60 percent had failed math.
While admitting that some Middle Eastern students had c***ted, Ali Alheid, 22, a mechanical engineering major from Kuwait, complained that the university had painted all of them with a broad brush. They caught 20 or 30 students c***ting, he said. Because of that, they treat us like c***ters.
"Only" 30 foreign students c***ting, and all treated like c***ters! What could account for that?
Eighty percent to 90 percent of the c***ting cases reported in recent semesters in engineering and science have involved foreign students, Dr. Rodgers said.
The university has bought antiplagiarism software, installed cameras, and gone so far as to track the Internet addresses of submitted papers,
Here's something even more effective: don't admit students who are unprepared. I'll bet they haven't tried that!
Professors and proctors have sometimes prohibited bathroom breaks during exams and looked between students legs for hidden cellphones.
Don't the religious police do that to their women in Saudi Arabia?
The c***ting accusations are one reason Mr. Alnejidi is now telling friends not to come to Idaho State. The Saudi students are leaving because they feel they will not graduate under that level of scrutiny, he said.
They will not graduate under that level of scrutiny because they are c***ting.
On a recent afternoon at the engineering school, groups of Middle Eastern students chatted outside. Inside, Saudi students worked in a basement laboratory on a virtual shield to protect United States borders from incursion, both by undocumented immigrants and terrorists.
I feel more secure knowing we are importing Islamists from Saudi Arabia to protect us with a virtual shield.
By some estimates, the one million international students in the United States generate a $30.5 billion boost to the economy. The largest group comes from China, but Saudi Arabia, the fourth-largest country of origin, supplies more than 70,000 students to schools like Arizona State, Western Kentucky, Cleveland State and Southern Illinois.
Why are we letting in more than 70,000 Saudis a year? They are tremendous security risks! Have we learned nothing from 9/11?
Some of these institutions are particularly concerned about the impact of a recent announcement by the King Abdullah Scholarship Program, which supports most of the students from Saudi Arabia. The program is facing deep funding cuts, according to Moodys Investors Service, which said the scholarships would be limited to the top 100 American schools, an Academic Ranking of World Universities list that does not include Idaho State.
Mr. Scholes said new limits established by the Saudi and Kuwaiti governments might mean that no Middle Eastern freshmen will be arriving at Idaho State for the next academic year, cutting enrollment by more than 250, on top of the 100 Saudi students who have already departed.
So ironically, it's not the US government, which cares nothing about the risk to security by admitting tens of thousands of Islamists into the country, we have to thank, it's the Saudi government, for cutting subsidies for the Islamists they are exporting to us. On this point, Saudi Arabia is doing more to enhance our security than our own government.
http://newsmachete.com/?news=1561
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