Canadians' Heads are buried in the Snow re: Islam and C Parrish

Submitted by Jeff Bercovitch (Canada), Dec 20, 2005 at 18:37

Welcome to Politically Correct Canada.

Dr Pipes

Being Canadian, I have written before about the ambivalence and right out animosity certain sectors of Canadian society have towards Israel and the United States. This is especially true in English Canada, and especially in Ontario- the province which continually votes the Liberals
( or ILL-liberals ) as I call them.

I am very glad that you have posted this on your website. I would suggest a Weblog entitled "Canadian Follies" similar to the British and Swedish Follies.

Americans should know that Carolyn Parrish refered to them as "Bastards", in addition to being Pro-Palestinian ( her riding is populated with Arab Mulsims- she knows where her bread is buttered). Her feelings have been well known within the Liberal Party. It is only because that comment was made public that the current Prime Minister, Paul Martin, had to remove her from his cabinet.

Her boss, Paul Martin has been very appeasing towards Islam, appearing with several mullah with regard to their fatwa on terrorism towards the innocent. Someone should give him a lecture on "Dar al Harb" v. " Dar al Islam". I do not expect him to make any comments regarding this outburst. He will spin it to be something positive. The Canadian Government hires ( at Toronto's Pearson airport ) young women wearing headscarfs at Customs. I encourage Americans to visit the Canadina National Broadcaster' s page www.CBC.ca.It is our version of the BBC and the Guardian wrapped into one. The journalists are frequently anti Israel as are other well known journalists such as Michael Harris from CFRA, and Gwynne Dyer, Globe and Mail, Jooneed Khan, La Presse.

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