Angry Muslim parents have continued to protest outside Parkfield Community School, Birmingham where the British government are flag shipping its Pro- LGBTQQIP2SAA agenda curriculum.
Protests began several months ago when the school’s assistant head teacher, Andrew Moffat, himself a homosexual and gay rights campaigner, introduced the new curriculum which books such as books such as “Mommy, Mama and Me” and “King & King” about same sex relationships.
In angry scenes outside the school earlier this month Muslims crowds can be heard screeching “Gay is not OK”.
One furious father spoke to the press to tell them that if some men want to sodomize each other they can do it the privacy of their own homes, but they should stop proselytizing to their children about it.
In June a crying MP and former Labour minister Angela Eagle told the Muslim community they will not put homosexuals “back in the closet”.
Starting in September 2020 the UK government intends to roll out its pro- LGBTQQIP2SAA agenda curriculum for all schools without exception in which children from the age of four up will learn about gay sex and gender ideology.
The resistance to this agenda by the Muslim community in the UK has led to confusion in the media as how to report as both the Muslim and LGBTQQIP2SAA community belong to privileged minorities in the country and criticism of either is considered a thought crime and legally punishable.
The Guardian reported that in 2017 a broad survey of British Muslims found that over half believe homosexuality should be criminalised while nearly a quarter want full Sharia (Islamic Law) imposed as the UK’s law system.
At the time Trevor Phillips, the former head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, sounded the alarm stating the findings were “extremely worrying” as they suggested on many issues Muslims were “nation within a nation”.
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