which is backed up by others in the know.

school class rooms in San Diego set and ran in accordance with Shari Law..

Did you read what the ACLU had to say about the subject?

Some ideological groups, who seem to prefer culture wars more than honoring constitutional standards for freedom of religion, are excitedly writing direct mail pieces to promote sectarian religious agendas. It is important that the public be aware of some of the deep ironies and biases in some of their arguments.

One provocative assertion, that the school is "segregating classes for girls, a la Taliban" is particularly disingenuous. In 2006, it was the Bush Administration--not the Taliban-- that radically altered Title IX regulations to allow for sex-segregated classes for almost any reason. The ACLU believes sex segregation is wrong for public school students and that students should be given the opportunity to interact, compete and collaborate with students of different races, sexes and religions so they can learn from each other and be better prepared for citizenship and the real world.

Another prejudiced assertion has been that adding Arabic ("the language of the Quran") to the public school curriculum is somehow traitorous (part of the "stealth jihad under way in our public schools"). In fact, once again, it was the Bush Administration and others that have been promoting Arabic instruction and education about the Middle East for the sake of America's diplomatic relations and national security.

Most unfortunately, some are using inflammatory rhetoric to suggest that the Carver program is about preference for Muslims over Christians, rather than the challenge of reconciling children's right to freedom of conscience and religion with the prohibition on school promotion of particular religious beliefs. In fact, all religions and beliefs face different applications of this same, sometimes challenging tension between two important rights that make America a haven for those persecuted on the basis of religion. The goal should be to respect the religious rights of all without using the government to promote the religious beliefs of some.

The ACLU takes seriously both the free exercise of religion and the need to prevent governments and public schools from promoting particular religious beliefs and practices. For a list of the cases in which the ACLU has defended the freedom of religion of Christians and other people of faith--the list the biased groups blindly ignore--which reveals the ACLU's commitment to fundamental American values--click here.

Update!:

SAN DIEGO --  A San Diego school that drew international attention for setting aside time for Muslim students to pray in the classroom will no longer do so, it was reported Friday.

Instead, Carver Elementary's schedule will be reconfigured so students can say their required midday prayers during lunch. Courts have long upheld students' rights to pray on their own during lunch or recess, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported.

When the new school year begins, Carver will have two lunch periods, including one that will fall when Muslims typically say their midday prayer -- between 1 and 2 p.m., the newspaper reported.

Another controversial element of Carver's educational program geared toward Muslim students -- single-gender classes -- will be eliminated, the Union-Tribune reported.

Superintendent Carl Cohn stressed in a July 18 memo that single-gender education is legal under federal law, but at Carver it "has become a serious distraction from learning rather than a vehicle to promote learning," according to the newspaper.

Carver added the single-gender classes and a daily 15-minute in-class break for voluntary prayers last September after it absorbed a failed Arabic language charter school that served primarily Somali Muslims.

Since a substitute teacher publicly complained about Carver's practices in April, the San Diego Unified School District has been inundated by letters and phone calls from as far away as Europe and the United Arab Emirates, according to the Union-Tribune.

Some alleged that the school was violating the separation of church and state by giving Muslims time to pray. The district maintained that it is legally required to approve students' request for religious accommodation.

And a state tech school in Minneapolis providing foot washing facilities per Shari law...

And a puppet named Lambchop as well for each student?

Face it, PPJ, you do a good job of playing Chicken Little, but what you're trying to sell isn't what people are buying these days.

And Moslem cab drivers refusing to carry dogs and alcohol...

Actually, they can't, but you are correct that not enough defense of our right to ride with dogs and booze may well be a component in the downfall of this country.

In the meantime, DA and the Left just keeps moving along... there's nothing going on here...