That interpretation ocurred to me briefly, but I don’t think of college or university campuses as having “wings.” Maybe it’s because my English so poor.
Campuses don’t have wings, but buildings do.
Actually I knew that already – that (some) buildings have wings. Maybe my English isn’t so bad after all.
But that’s just what the Islamic radicals want you to think. They’re so desperate that the colleges take their money that they’d require – nay, demand, – that the money go to women. And Jews. And, gasp, Jewish women. They’re tricky, they are.
Sorry didn’t see this before. Thanks for the clarification.
Okay could someone fight my potential ignorance. Is there a realistic case where Islamic Extremists would be for women (a favored target, by agreement, of extra scholarships) getting educated?
Well, the US obviously treats women with more respect than, say, Saudi Arabia. If they were to try to just promote male education, we’d obviously be suspicious. So SA funds women’s education, but use their mysterious influence to radicalize them. They become sleeper agents that push us all towards Sharia, then happily don their burkas and let the men take over.
/Devil’s Advocate
Really, something that convoluted is the best I can think of, but I think its well within the realm of wingnut possibility. In fact, I’d say ‘magical radicalization powers’ are something I could say to Glenn Beck and get a knowing nod from.
If you want a realistic as in what rational people could plausibly believe, I think you’re out of luck.