wishful thinking:Canadian perspective

Submitted by Jay (Canada), Aug 31, 2005 at 03:24

Hi Daniel
As a Quebecer, I must set the record straight. The french media is savagely anti-American and pro-France at every turn. Unsurprisingly, former PM Bernard Landry on 911 stated publicly : "this was expected as Americans don't listen to anybody". His equally mindless parrot on the federal stage,leader of le Bloc Quebecois Gilles Duceppe said basically the same thing.Their anti-English disease is incurable as they continue to plan for separation.The media continue to interview many muslim spokespeople who blame the USA for all their problems.The interviewers never step in to remind these muslims it was they who attacked on 911,it was they who started this war.

On the federal level, PM Paul Martin is 'sleeping' with the muslims. Despite warnings by the RCMP, Martin campaigned hard among sleeper groups of Hamas,Hezbollah....to win critical ridings in Ontario.He also refuses to write anti-terrorist laws,including laws forbiding fundraising for terrorist groups. Yes,muslim terrorist groups now control the stolen car market as well as contraband cigarettes....all to fund further terrorist attacks. Publicly-funded CBC radio and TV also is rabidly anti-American.

As a Canadian, I am truly ashamed of how our politicians and media have turned against America,our best friend. If America is severely attacked again,we will have blood on our hands. America has been much too polite with Canada's perfidious and bellicose position.And we arrogantly let new terrorists into Canada everyday.

Closing your border to our exports might make Canadians think twice about their arrogant high-ground.And when their pockets run empty,they just might publicly lynch it's politicians.

Jay

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