Exactly this. We are losing our American culture also because they bring their corrupt ways and expect Americans and Christians to accept their ways or we are racist. They learn to get what they can out of us for their gain however they can get it. Islam teaches to kill the infidels in the truest sense. Most Americans say "they are so nice" but they want control . They are infiltrating us like crazy as well as other foreigners that are slowly destroying our country. We have keep them out of political offices. Americans better wake up. So many Ameriicans are like the frog in the pot of water... slowly boils to death before realizing they need to get out of the water. Wake up because Islam at its core is evil. They want us to be naive and think they have good intentions. Open your eyes wider and learn about Sharia law and their plans. We cannot lose our country because you think we should be accommodating to any of them. Be aware and look seriously at what is happening to our communities.

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Exactly this. We are losing our American culture also because they bring their corrupt ways and expect Americans and Christians to accept their ways or we are racist. They learn to get what they can out of us for their gain however they can get it. Islam teaches to kill the infidels in the truest sense. Most Americans say "they are so nice" but they want control . They are infiltrating us like crazy as well as other foreigners that are slowly destroying our country. We have keep them out of political offices. Americans better wake up. So many Ameriicans are like the frog in the pot of water... slowly boils to death before realizing they need to get out of the water. Wake up because Islam at its core is evil. They want us to be naive and think they have good intentions. Open your eyes wider and learn about Sharia law and their plans. We cannot lose our country because you think we should be accommodating to any of them. Be aware and look seriously at what is happening to our communities.

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Yeah. The most infuriating thing is we're just supposed to accept this flood of third world economic exploitation migrants that were foisted upon us without our consent with open arms, even though they are usually completely self-serving and don't give a damn about our communities, culture, values, and way of life- unless we're racists! That crybully garbage doesn't work on me. They cause us plenty of headaches like I mentioned in my post above. Agreed, we have to wake up and take a stand for what's right against this massive fraud and our country, communities literally being stolen right from under us.

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Today, they will "invite" people and playfully cajole you to wear a burka.

Tomorrow, they will angrily demand that you wear the burka and threaten to kill you if you don't.

Lesson of history. If you choose to ignore it, it is at your own peril.

This is a fatal flaw in Western (white) people, Petrified of being labelled as racists so put up with any kind of bs that non-whites throw.

"Do whatever you want with me, take my money, my job, my house BUT please don't call me a racist".

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I wonder if they took the Drivers Licenses away from the women and then said, "just kidding."

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They know women are into fashion and clothes and love to play dress up in clothes of other countries. You will see white women in Indian sarees and I must say they look pretty good. But a saree or the Japanese kimono are just types of clothing from other places, they aren't used to oppress like the burka is. But white women don't know that or think it is racist to acknowledge that so they go along with it to prove a point. Maybe a woman can enlighten us on how this woman logic works but that is what I feel.

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Exactly this. We are losing our American culture also because they bring their corrupt ways and expect Americans and Christians to accept their ways or we are racist. They learn to get what they can out of us for their gain however they can get it. Islam teaches to kill the infidels in the truest sense. Most Americans say "they are so nice" but they want control . They are infiltrating us like crazy as well as other foreigners that are slowly destroying our country. We have keep them out of political offices. Americans better wake up. So many Ameriicans are like the frog in the pot of water... slowly boils to death before realizing they need to get out of the water. Wake up because Islam at its core is evil. They want us to be naive and think they have good intentions. Open your eyes wider and learn about Sharia law and their plans. We cannot lose our country because you think we should be accommodating to any of them. Be aware and look seriously at what is happening to our communities.

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Just 2 things.

1. We are afraid of being called racists, so people use that against us.
2. We are so greedy and short-sighted that when someone shows us a thick wad of dollar-bills, we are willing to drop our pants and sell out our future. We have no vision or foresight. People use this against us.

Overcome these two and watch how things improve.

Just a shame we're losing everything and many are still afraid of being called racist by self-loathing libtards, the ignorant group chat moms who can't see anything beyond illogical "empathy" and scoring vapid social brownie points, and the economic migrants who are here solely to enrich themselves and don't give a **** about America. It's honestly amazing the cognitive dissonance some people have. Everything has changed for the worse, we all see it, live it, know it if you're in a major city, they're just too scared to speak out and make a stand. And the people who profit off the H1B economic migrant fraud can be deported alongside them, they are just as bad or worse than radical progressives in my eyes with the damage they do this country. They are enemies of the American people.

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Atheists are out protesting about this, right? ACLU is suing, right?

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Atheists love Islam.

deddog - 1000% correct

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My sister and BIL love that their kids have friends who are Muslim, Hindu, and Buddhist because they are good kids who are excellent students, kind, respectful, aren't out getting drunk on the weekends, and aren't having premarital sex.

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When I was a teen I got drunk on the weekend and had premarital sex.

I was also an excellent student. Respectful.

I turned out just fine.

F Islam

Like expecting principals to do principaling when they have no control or any options to even keep kids from walking out of all the teachers class to violently protest criminals being held accountable for crimes.

The radical Muslims running for city council is scary. I didn't know about that but I don't get to vote in city elections and don't even read the Wylie newspaper anymore since I used to only read it for school news. We recently had a Muslim family move across the street from us, which was surprising in our little redneck neighborhood. I don't intend to bother them as long as they don't bother me.

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murphyag said:

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My sister and BIL love that their kids have friends who are Muslim, Hindu, and Buddhist because they are good kids who are excellent students, kind, respectful, aren't out getting drunk on the weekends, and aren't having premarital sex.

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When I was a teen I got drunk on the weekend and had premarital sex.

I was also an excellent student. Respectful.

I turned out just fine.

F Islam

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When I was a teen I met a girl at my Baptist Church. Yada, yada, yada. We'd skip Sunday School because that was the only time we knew both our parents would not be at home.

I used to love Sundays. I look forward to seeing her again in hell. (Just kidding, I've asked for forgiveness.)


I turned out fine (except for TDS and voting for Biden).

School is supposed to be having a public meeting tonight, haven't heard much but a fat white football coach that is on the board keeps rolling his eyes and making faces at people with Christian views.

Resurrected this older thread. A friend who is a teacher in Wylie ISD was venting on Facebook about this incident (she has drank the liberal teacher Kool Aid, FWIW), but I could not tell if it was related to old news or something new. Was there something recent that happened?

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Resurrected this older thread. A friend who is a teacher in Wylie ISD was venting on Facebook about this incident (she has drank the liberal teacher Kool Aid, FWIW), but I could not tell if it was related to old news or something new. Was there something recent that happened?

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Why don't you ask your friend about it instead of ask us?

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Typical liberal white person:

but but but my friend Hussain Akhmed brought me some delicious kabobs for Ramadan that his wife made, and my Pakistani neighbor Mohammad came by and brought me lamb biriyani, oooh it was out of this world! Muslims are such nice people, their kids play with my kids... and you know even invited us all to the mosque for a free dinner and we get to immerse ourselves in their culture.
Such nice people. We should welcome immigrants like these to America.

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Exactly. Any religion where it is okay and even encouraged to lie to you and or kill you should not be welcomed, accepted, or allowed to exist.


"They were nice to me" is inconsequential and a stupid way to form a belief system.

Thousands upon thousands of real-world examples of Muslims killing, maiming, raping, burning, etc. people they don't agree with (even other Muslims) should be how your world view is formed.

Need more ppl to have some balls like this kid from across the pond.

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Resurrected this older thread. A friend who is a teacher in Wylie ISD was venting on Facebook about this incident (she has drank the liberal teacher Kool Aid, FWIW), but I could not tell if it was related to old news or something new. Was there something recent that happened?

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Why don't you ask your friend about it instead of ask us?

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Opinions here are way more funner. That is why you post, no?

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Burdizzo said:

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infinity ag said:

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Today, they will "invite" people and playfully cajole you to wear a burka.

Tomorrow, they will angrily demand that you wear the burka and threaten to kill you if you don't.

Lesson of history. If you choose to ignore it, it is at your own peril.

This is a fatal flaw in Western (white) people, Petrified of being labelled as racists so put up with any kind of bs that non-whites throw.

"Do whatever you want with me, take my money, my job, my house BUT please don't call me a racist".

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I wonder if they took the Drivers Licenses away from the women and then said, "just kidding."

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They know women are into fashion and clothes and love to play dress up in clothes of other countries. You will see white women in Indian sarees and I must say they look pretty good. But a saree or the Japanese kimono are just types of clothing from other places, they aren't used to oppress like the burka is. But white women don't know that or think it is racist to acknowledge that so they go along with it to prove a point. Maybe a woman can enlighten us on how this woman logic works but that is what I feel.

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That is probably the best post you've ever made on this site.

Since you have spent time overseas, can you tell me how many Saudi high schools have a table promoting National Bikini Day?

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infinity ag said:

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infinity ag said:

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Today, they will "invite" people and playfully cajole you to wear a burka.

Tomorrow, they will angrily demand that you wear the burka and threaten to kill you if you don't.

Lesson of history. If you choose to ignore it, it is at your own peril.

This is a fatal flaw in Western (white) people, Petrified of being labelled as racists so put up with any kind of bs that non-whites throw.

"Do whatever you want with me, take my money, my job, my house BUT please don't call me a racist".

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I wonder if they took the Drivers Licenses away from the women and then said, "just kidding."

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They know women are into fashion and clothes and love to play dress up in clothes of other countries. You will see white women in Indian sarees and I must say they look pretty good. But a saree or the Japanese kimono are just types of clothing from other places, they aren't used to oppress like the burka is. But white women don't know that or think it is racist to acknowledge that so they go along with it to prove a point. Maybe a woman can enlighten us on how this woman logic works but that is what I feel.

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That is probably the best post you've ever made on this site.

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I am glad that you liked my post but I've made a ton of great posts on this site. And some troll posts as well (one can't be super serious all the time).
It takes some intelligence and an open mind to understand many of my posts. The ones with low intelligence rush to dismiss them as it is too hard (or scary) to comprehend. Many people prefer to laugh at the messenger rather than face a hard truth. This is fairly common though in brainwashed groups of people who are petrified to learn of a world that is unlike what they are used to.

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Resurrected this older thread. A friend who is a teacher in Wylie ISD was venting on Facebook about this incident (she has drank the liberal teacher Kool Aid, FWIW), but I could not tell if it was related to old news or something new. Was there something recent that happened?

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Why don't you ask your friend about it instead of ask us?

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Opinions here are way more funner. That is why you post, no?

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Good point. I agree with you.

The district has released a statement concerning this matter if you really want to know. It has a lot more to do with professional agitators and podcasters from outside of the community manufacturing chaos for "clicks." Someone also mentioned the "fat white coach" on the board. He is on staff at my conservative Baptist church, and if you go watch the public forum comments during the February, March, April, and May board meetings, it would be clear that any eye rolling was geared towards the outrageous comments from people that have zero affiliation with our district.

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Need more ppl to have some balls like this kid from across the pond.

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Have they jailed the kid for hate crimes yet?

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Since you have spent time overseas, can you tell me how many Saudi high schools have a table promoting National Bikini Day?

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Ah... you're getting into a grey area there...

Things have changed significantly during the past 10-15 years. The religious police are history but make no mistake, that doesn't mean that Christianity and all its trappings are legal out in public. Of course having lived in Waco, I realize there are some significantly different versions of Christianity out there too.

During my era and in my neighborhood in Saudi Arabia, we had separate swimming pools for men and women. The Saudis consider you to be an adult at the age of 12, or if you're really tall like me and look 12, you have to follow the adult rules - they're not checking ID and also, they don't care about your excuses - rules are rules.

Last weekend, my brother and I were recounting some of the hi-jinks we used to get up to while pushing the limits of the Saudi swimming pool rules. Most notably, we discovered that if you were on the high-dive in the Men's pool at the same time a girl was on the high-dive in the Women's pool, you could see each other over the wall and carry on a conversation - which led to us getting yelled at by the Indian lifeguards and getting verbal warnings.

My mother told us (last weekend) that it worried her so much as a mother that my brother and I could not come into the Women's pool and we had to run loose on our own recognizance in the Men's pool. Never bothered us one bit. We loved the freedom of being able to go to the Men's pool with our male friends any time we wanted.

But as far as bikinis in Saudi Arabia. I'll just say that last year when I went to Saudi and Dubai for vacation, Dubai wasn't the only place I saw a significant amount of cheek. I'll leave that topic right there because Saudis generally leave you alone unless you flaunt breaking their rules and then they have to do something about it.

Also, while I'm on the topic of what is acceptable with respect to religion in Saudi Arabia, you can practice in your own home but once you try evangelizing to Saudis, you're getting deported.

That happened to one of my close friends in 6th Grade after his mother got caught evangelizing. Nowadays, he's done quite well as a photographer in Hollywood and globally.

My question was originally meant as satire, but I genuinely appreciate your reflection and candor. Thank you!

My friend posted a link to the statement from WISD.

https://www.wylieisd.net/all-news/default-post-page/~board/wylie-isd-news/post/wylie-isd-issues-statement-regarding-wylie-east-high-school-principal-tiffany-doolans-resignation?

Seems my friend's complaint is how these outside folks warped everything and ran off a good (in her opinion, I have no knowledge one way or the other) educator. Outside agitators... That MO sounds familiar.

Here is the statement. Posted without comment.

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Wylie ISD Issues Statement Regarding Wylie East High School Principal Tiffany Doolan's Resignation
Announcement
May 28 2026
Wylie ISD has received and accepted the resignation of Wylie East High School Principal Tiffany Doolan.

Mrs. Doolan notified the district on May 26 of her decision to step down after 19 years of service to Wylie ISD students, staff, and families.

For the past four months, Wylie East High School and Wylie ISD have faced significant public attention following the Feb. 2, 2026, "Why Islam" incident at the school. From the beginning, the district acknowledged that the situation should never have occurred and that serious mistakes were made. The district, Board of Trustees, and campus leadership publicly apologized, accepted responsibility for the procedural failure, and took immediate action to address the matter. Corrective measures were implemented, and procedures were strengthened to help prevent such a situation from happening again.

Wylie ISD has consistently stated that the district does not promote religion, politics, or ideology and strongly believes those matters belong between students and their families. Wylie ISD also rejects any claim that the district was dishonest or misleading regarding the events of Feb. 2. The district has communicated transparently with Wylie East parents, the community, and the media throughout this matter. Assertions that the district intentionally promoted a religion, attempted to hide facts, or failed to address the matter are false.

When this incident first occurred in February, Wylie ISD stated that the district would not allow outside influence or online speculation to distort facts, sow division, or damage the trust built with our community. In the months since, outside voices and national political narratives amplified through social media have repeatedly attempted to do just that.

While some Wylie East and Wylie ISD parents expressed legitimate and understandable frustration regarding the Feb. 2 incident, much of the continued public attention has been fueled by individuals with no affiliation to Wylie ISD, including many from outside our community and outside the State of Texas. Exaggerated claims and inaccurate characterizations of what occurred have escalated tensions while failing to reflect the full context of the situation, the values of our local community, or the reality of daily life inside our schools.

Over time, the criticism has become increasingly personal, evolving into targeted online attacks and public hostility directed at Mrs. Doolan. Much of that hostility has centered around publicly available photos of Mrs. Doolan wearing a hijab during prior years' World Hijab Day activities on campus. Those photos have been circulated and weaponized online without important context.

The activities depicted in those photos were student-led and occurred before the implementation of Senate Bill 12, which took effect in September 2025 and significantly changed how student organizations may operate in public schools. The photos had been available on social media for well over a year without controversy because students, staff, and families at the time understood the context in which they were taken. Like many educators, Mrs. Doolan participated in student activities intended to build relationships and help students feel seen and valued.

Those photos have now been reframed through the lens of the unrelated procedural failure and inaccurately portrayed as evidence that Mrs. Doolan or Wylie ISD promoted a religion or political ideology. That characterization is false.

However, amid the public scrutiny, there has also been an outpouring of support from those who know Mrs. Doolan personally and professionally. Since her resignation announcement, the district has received numerous messages expressing sadness about her departure and appreciation for her leadership and service. Those who know Tiffany Doolan know her character, her heart for students, and her dedication to public education.

Disagreement is part of public service, and when mistakes are made, they should be acknowledged, addressed, and corrected. Wylie ISD has done exactly that regarding the Feb. 2 incident. The district has never claimed perfection, nor would it.

At the same time, a procedural mistake should not result in months of harassment, intimidation, misinformation, profanity-laced phone calls and emails, or coordinated efforts to destroy an educator's reputation and livelihood. Holding people accountable and tearing them down are not the same thing.

Educators should never have to fear becoming the target of online harassment campaigns, political theater, or sustained personal attacks simply for wanting students to know they matter.

Wylie ISD will not allow outside noise or social media pressure to dictate the culture of our schools or to continue driving good people out of public education. The district's responsibility is to our students, staff, families, and Wylie ISD taxpayers not to outside political movements, social media personalities, or individuals seeking attention through fear-mongering and manufactured controversy.

The overwhelming majority of Wylie ISD families continue to support our staff and schools, and expect adults to model the same respect we teach children every day. Our priority will remain our students, our staff, and the strong relationships within our schools and community.

Families choose Wylie ISD for our strong values, commitment to academic excellence, and focus on providing a safe, supportive learning environment for students. Wylie ISD provides an A-rated education and is one of the highest-performing school districts in the great State of Texas because of dedicated educators like Mrs. Doolan. As a public school district, Wylie ISD proudly serves ALL students in our community.

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Thank you for taking the time to read the district's statement and post it. I will agree with your friend that she is a really great educator and it's a big loss for Wylie. Hopefully, the outside noise will now move on.

I grew up in Plano in the 60s-70s-80s. My parents moved to Lucas in 1984 and my mother was on the Lovejoy school board for 20+ years. To say that things have changed for the worse is the biggest understatement of all time. And I'm being generous.

Also, my grandfather said in the 70s that there was going to be one big urban/city scape from San Antonio all the way north up I-35 to Oklahoma.
That guy was one smart dude, way back in about 1976.

The same exact thing has played out A&M more than once in recent years.

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Martin Q. Blank said:

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Atheists are out protesting about this, right? ACLU is suing, right?

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Atheists love Islam.

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Highlighting their own confusion.

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Need more ppl to have some balls like this kid from across the pond.

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This is actual courage. Standing up against the cultural norms is one of the bravest things people can do.

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I grew up in Plano in the 60s-70s-80s. My parents moved to Lucas in 1984 and my mother was on the Lovejoy school board for 20+ years. To say that things have changed for the worse is the biggest understatement of all time. And I'm being generous.

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It really is sad. Collin County was an amazing place about 30 years ago and has steady gone downhill.