Dishonesty at Work Again-This letter from an eight year old Muslim girl sums up everything that is wrong (correction, right)with Cameron’s policies

This is a letter sent to 10 Downing Street by eight year old Sadiya Rahman.

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am Sadiya and I am eight years old. The other day me and my brother heard my mum and dad talking about what Mr David Cameron said about Muslim mothers. We were worried thinking they will take our mum away.

She does not speak English to us. She immigrated to this country from India. My dad says there is nothing to worry about as she studied English Literature for her degree. But she speaks to us in Urdu because she wants us to learn it. Plus she speaks English in a different accent we find funny. But she does not like it.

She used to help in school as a volunteer until she had our baby sister a few months back. Dad says we do not need to worry as our mum is talented and she helps others. But I do feel sad for other mothers and their children. How awful they must feel if their mums are taken away.

I see my mother wearing headscarf when she is out. I really like that so I also wear it. I wear it because I like to wear it, not because my parents force me to. The other day my dad asked me if I ever feel forced to wear it and my answer was no.

In November we went to raise money for the Poppy Appeal. Our photos were in the newspaper. I wore headscarf in the photo as some people think that Muslims are bad. I wanted to show them that Muslims are good. Of course there are some bad people who are Muslims. But aren’t there bad people everywhere?

When I grow up I want to be an author and scientist. I want to help people. I have also heard that Cameron may ban us from wearing headscarves. I want to grow up and wear a scarf even when I am an author and a scientist. I will be very upset if I can’t wear my headscarf while helping people.

Sadiya Rahman is a student of Year Three. She lives in London with her family. The handwritten unedited letter appears below:

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/this-letter-from-an-eight-year-old-Muslim-girl-sums-up-everything-that-is-wrong-with-cameron-s-a6832516.html


So not only have the parents lied to this child, but the Independent also does not correct the lie made, as Cameron is not trying to ban the headscarf but the face veil in public. He is fundamentally targeting a problem in this country where women are being treated like cattle, denied their equal rights as women. Then we hear her own mother does not even bother to speak English, wow. So its more important to speak Urdu to them and not the native language here which would help further improve their English, being the fact she is supposed to have a degree in English. Many other foreign parents teach and speak both their native language and English to their children. So to me this was so staged managed it is beyond belief. Again what is fundamentally being missed here is Muslim women are being denied equal rights and as usual the lefties forego the sexist and misogamy and pander to these problems.

Also she likes to wear the headsscarf?

Really, if she was not taught there was a need to and her mother did not, would she really like wearing one?

Come on, there is so much stage managed bullshit in that letter its beyond belief, when fundamentally a child of that age will have been brainwashed into believing she should wear one. I think its appalling the mother does not even communicate in English with them

I wonder who really wrote it?

If that is a direct transcript

either the girl is gifted
OR
it was written by an adult for her

the expressions used and how they are used are reading age 11+ to 12+

More stage managed bullshine from we do not know who, in other words, lies.

What a wonderfull story of that little lady out collecting for charities including the poppy appeal. That picture of her is brilliant and I just wish there were more children like her.

Well done that lass.

Didge wrote:

Irn Bru wrote:What a wonderfull story of that little lady out collecting for charities including the poppy appeal. That picture of her is brilliant and I just wish there were more children like her.

Well done that lass.

What! You mean she wasn't collecting for charity and it's all bullshit? Really?