From Jihad Watch:
Australia: City council that spent $45,000 on curtains for Muslim women at public pool wins Multicultural Commission excellence award
It's simple: when in Muslim countries, behave according to Muslim customs and mores. And when in non-Muslim countries, behave according to Muslim customs and mores. When you do, the Useful Idiot elites will applaud you.
"Council that put up women's privacy screen at pool wins award," by John Masanauskas for the Herald Sun, December 16 (thanks to Kenneth):
A COUNCIL that will spend at least $45,000 on curtains so Muslim women can have privacy at a public pool has been given a multicultural gong by the Baillieu Government.
The City of Monash has won a Victorian Multicultural Commission excellence award for its promotion and support of cultural diversity.
But the council was widely criticised earlier this year for funding a privacy screen at a Clayton pool for female-only swimming sessions.
Monash was lobbied by a charity group acting on behalf of Muslim women who mainly came from African countries.
Recent reports said the cost of the curtains could blow out to $62,000.
Monash mayor Stefanie Perri said yesterday the multicultural award recognised the council's commitment to a strong and inclusive community....
Posted by Robert on December 15, 2011 11:24 AM
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Australia: City council that spent $45,000 on curtains for Muslim women at public pool wins Multicultural Commission excellence award
It's simple: when in Muslim countries, behave according to Muslim customs and mores. And when in non-Muslim countries, behave according to Muslim customs and mores. When you do, the Useful Idiot elites will applaud you.
"Council that put up women's privacy screen at pool wins award," by John Masanauskas for the Herald Sun, December 16 (thanks to Kenneth):
A COUNCIL that will spend at least $45,000 on curtains so Muslim women can have privacy at a public pool has been given a multicultural gong by the Baillieu Government.
The City of Monash has won a Victorian Multicultural Commission excellence award for its promotion and support of cultural diversity.
But the council was widely criticised earlier this year for funding a privacy screen at a Clayton pool for female-only swimming sessions.
Monash was lobbied by a charity group acting on behalf of Muslim women who mainly came from African countries.
Recent reports said the cost of the curtains could blow out to $62,000.
Monash mayor Stefanie Perri said yesterday the multicultural award recognised the council's commitment to a strong and inclusive community....
Posted by Robert on December 15, 2011 11:24 AM
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