What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
How do you know hatred of Islam was the motivating factor?
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
How do you know hatred of Islam was the motivating factor?
It could've been race..
I haven't read enough about the suspect to say if it was race or religion.....but it was hatred.
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
How do you know hatred of Islam was the motivating factor?
The news has been saying all day that the perpetrator is an islamophobe and that he had planned his act.
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
How do you know hatred of Islam was the motivating factor?
The news has been saying all day that the perpetrator is an islamophobe and that he had planned his act.
Alright. I haven't read much news for the past three days. I did back to back trips to Kenora. I am dead tired.
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
How do you know hatred of Islam was the motivating factor?
The news has been saying all day that the perpetrator is an islamophobe and that he had planned his act.
Alright. I haven't read much news for the past three days. I did back to back trips to Kenora. I am dead tired.
Ah, you don't need to watch the news. Rest well, IHJ.
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
How do you know hatred of Islam was the motivating factor?
The news has been saying all day that the perpetrator is an islamophobe and that he had planned his act.
Alright. I haven't read much news for the past three days. I did back to back trips to Kenora. I am dead tired.
Thanks @realAzhyaAryola.
Ah, you don't need to watch the news. Rest well, IHJ.
Thanks
Opposing Islam doesn't lead to attacking total strangers because they wear religious symbols, despite what libtards say. The attacker didn't have his head screwed on right.
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Opposing Islam doesn't lead to attacking total strangers because they wear religious symbols, despite what libtards say. The attacker didn't have his head screwed on right.
I realize opposition and hatred are two different things.....one is rational and one isn't.
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
That kid was screwed up.
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
That twenty year old was a ticking time bomb.
The Thread Title - "Islamophobia is Very Much Alive in Canada" is disgraceful
How dare you come to this country and take advantage of the act of a single fucked up 20 year old to generalize a slur upon our entire country?
If you think our country is bigoted, there's an exit door .. If you do like it, DON"T tar it with all-inclusive bogus accusations
No other country on earth has treated islamics as well as the Canada you brazenly slur with your words in the very "heavily loaded" title
And don't even think about trying the lazy comeback "Oh Yea!! Well you blablabla ... You deliberately tried to make our country appear in a bad light and now own that
cc, up in Edmonton they've had several random attacks on women wearing Islamic garments.
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cc, up in Edmonton they've had several random attacks on women wearing Islamic garments.
In every country there are similar problems / incidents with islamics ... but in overall terms, No other country on earth has treated islamics as well as the Canada
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cc, up in Edmonton they've had several random attacks on women wearing Islamic garments.
In every country there are similar problems / incidents but in overall terms, No other country on earth has treated islamics as well as the Canada
Agreed, Canadians are very tolerant.
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cc, up in Edmonton they've had several random attacks on women wearing Islamic garments.
In every country there are similar problems / incidents but in overall terms, No other country on earth has treated islamics as well as the Canada
Agreed, Canadians are very tolerant.
Yes, in general, Canadians are very tolerant.. and more so than most all other countries
That is why I took strong offense to the thread title which deliberately manipulated one incident into strongly and openly suggesting Canada is a bigoted country
and worse, using a word long ago planted by hard core islamists (and officially unindicted conspirators) of CARE in the 90's for it's useful tools to hurl at good citizens among their own people
Quote from: "cc la Mata Hari" post_id=413018 time=1623261066 user_id=88
The Thread Title - "Islamophobia is Very Much Alive in Canada" is disgraceful
How dare you come to this country and take advantage of the act of a single fucked up 20 year old to generalize a slur upon our entire country?
If you think our country is bigoted, there's an exit door .. If you do like it, DON"T tar it with all-inclusive bogus accusations
No other country on earth has treated islamics as well as the Canada you brazenly slur with your words in the very "heavily loaded" title
And don't even think about trying the lazy comeback "Oh Yea!! Well you blablabla ... You deliberately tried to make our country appear in a bad light and now own that
Blah blah blah blah blah. Yada yada yada yada. As usual, crocodile tears bullshit. Tough shit. Deal with it.

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Good. Real Progress.
That's considerably more mature than the OP in effect saying Canada is a bigoted country .. and using a hokey word created by 4 unindicted hard core islamist terror conspirators at CAIR so that you and others like you could use it as a handy-dandy cudgel to do so .. (sadly, the other 5 were indicted, sentenced and jailed years ago)
There is no Christianophobia.
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cc, up in Edmonton they've had several random attacks on women wearing Islamic garments.
In every country there are similar problems / incidents but in overall terms, No other country on earth has treated islamics as well as the Canada
Agreed, Canadians are very tolerant.
Tolerant to the point that we blame ourselves when others attack us. That or just cover up the motive.
Nathaniel Veltman was being medicated for mental illness.
The leader of the federal NDP couldn't be more wrong about this country..
A mentally ill young man who attacked randome people is not representative of Canadians, and Jagmeet Singh knows that.
Rupa Subramanya: No, Jagmeet, Canada is not a racist country. It's one of the most tolerant places on earth
Singh does the cause of fighting racism no favours by taking an extreme and exaggerated position that I, as an immigrant and person of colour, cannot agree with
As we mourn the family of four Muslim-Canadians who were killed in London, Ont., on June 6, leaving behind an orphaned child, and as it appears that the motive of the alleged killer was hatred toward Muslims, questions are being asked about the extent of racism in this country. NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh went so far as to claim that "Canada is a place of racism" and that "Muslims are not safe in this country." But is Canada really as racist as Singh claims?
There is certainly no question that hate crimes against many minority groups — including Jewish, Muslim and Asian Canadians — have been on the rise recently. Statistics Canada found that police-reported hate crimes increased in 2019 from the previous year, and reports of anti-Asian hate crimes have surged throughout the pandemic.
Any evidence that racism is on the rise is deplorable and every racist incident must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. However, Singh does the cause of fighting racism no favours by taking an extreme and exaggerated position that I, as an immigrant and person of colour, cannot agree with. Are there racists in Canada? Sure. Is Canada a racist country? Absolutely not.
By any metric, Canada is one of the most tolerant countries on the planet, and one which I am proud to call home. The 2020 World Values Survey places Canada amongst the most racially tolerant countries in the world, with less than five per cent of those surveyed saying that they would not want to have "people of another race" as their neighbours.
I first experienced racism, not in Canada, but in India and the Middle East, two places where I grew up. I was routinely denigrated by some Indians for having darker skin and by some Arabs for being Indian, dark skinned and not a Muslim. These prejudices can be vicious. The truth is that many people of colour who immigrate to Canada are "racialized" long before they arrive here.
That racism can, and does, exist between people of colour is a reality that's entirely missing from the discourse on race in Canada, where it's assumed to be perpetrated solely by old stock white Canadians, with people of colour as their victims. An honest conversation about racism in Canada must acknowledge these complexities, especially given demographic changes driven by large-scale immigration from non-Western countries.
There is ample anecdotal evidence that some immigrants bring the baggage of religion, caste, skin complexion and social class, to say nothing of traditional patriarchal norms that discriminate against women. Such cultural baggage can fuel intolerance operating on many different dimensions simultaneously.
For example, in the United States, there have been allegations of bias against "lower caste" employees in Silicon Valley tech companies that are dominated by "upper caste" Indo-Americans, some of which are being litigated in court. This has led some civil rights groups to petition the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a federal government agency, to recognize caste-based discrimination as being equivalent to racial discrimination.
We're not even having such conversations in Canada, perhaps because the culture of political correctness and the woke creed make it impossible to find any faults within any community other than that of old stock Canadians. Yet, any serious reckoning with the problem of racism and discrimination more broadly will have to contend with these other dimensions of bias and bigotry that are swept under the rug.
Sweeping assertions from the far left, such as Singh's "Canada is a place of racism," admit no such nuance, when the reality is that Canada has been, and continues to be, a welcoming home for everyone, regardless of race, religion, gender, sexuality or any other identity marker.
Statements such as Singh's fail to set the stage for a serious discussion about issues of race and identity in Canada, by positing an extreme narrative in which Canada is irredeemably racist and beyond redemption. Nothing could be further from the truth.
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/rupa-subramanya-no-jagmeet-canada-is-not-a-racist-country-its-one-of-the-most-tolerant-places-on-earth
Jagmeet Singh's campaign motto: Vote for me you racist pieces of human excrement.
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The leader of the federal NDP couldn't be more wrong about this country..
A mentally ill young man who attacked randome people is not representative of Canadians, and Jagmeet Singh knows that.
Rupa Subramanya: No, Jagmeet, Canada is not a racist country. It's one of the most tolerant places on earth
Singh does the cause of fighting racism no favours by taking an extreme and exaggerated position that I, as an immigrant and person of colour, cannot agree with
As we mourn the family of four Muslim-Canadians who were killed in London, Ont., on June 6, leaving behind an orphaned child, and as it appears that the motive of the alleged killer was hatred toward Muslims, questions are being asked about the extent of racism in this country. NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh went so far as to claim that "Canada is a place of racism" and that "Muslims are not safe in this country." But is Canada really as racist as Singh claims?
There is certainly no question that hate crimes against many minority groups — including Jewish, Muslim and Asian Canadians — have been on the rise recently. Statistics Canada found that police-reported hate crimes increased in 2019 from the previous year, and reports of anti-Asian hate crimes have surged throughout the pandemic.
Any evidence that racism is on the rise is deplorable and every racist incident must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. However, Singh does the cause of fighting racism no favours by taking an extreme and exaggerated position that I, as an immigrant and person of colour, cannot agree with. Are there racists in Canada? Sure. Is Canada a racist country? Absolutely not.
By any metric, Canada is one of the most tolerant countries on the planet, and one which I am proud to call home. The 2020 World Values Survey places Canada amongst the most racially tolerant countries in the world, with less than five per cent of those surveyed saying that they would not want to have "people of another race" as their neighbours.
I first experienced racism, not in Canada, but in India and the Middle East, two places where I grew up. I was routinely denigrated by some Indians for having darker skin and by some Arabs for being Indian, dark skinned and not a Muslim. These prejudices can be vicious. The truth is that many people of colour who immigrate to Canada are "racialized" long before they arrive here.
That racism can, and does, exist between people of colour is a reality that's entirely missing from the discourse on race in Canada, where it's assumed to be perpetrated solely by old stock white Canadians, with people of colour as their victims. An honest conversation about racism in Canada must acknowledge these complexities, especially given demographic changes driven by large-scale immigration from non-Western countries.
There is ample anecdotal evidence that some immigrants bring the baggage of religion, caste, skin complexion and social class, to say nothing of traditional patriarchal norms that discriminate against women. Such cultural baggage can fuel intolerance operating on many different dimensions simultaneously.
For example, in the United States, there have been allegations of bias against "lower caste" employees in Silicon Valley tech companies that are dominated by "upper caste" Indo-Americans, some of which are being litigated in court. This has led some civil rights groups to petition the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a federal government agency, to recognize caste-based discrimination as being equivalent to racial discrimination.
We're not even having such conversations in Canada, perhaps because the culture of political correctness and the woke creed make it impossible to find any faults within any community other than that of old stock Canadians. Yet, any serious reckoning with the problem of racism and discrimination more broadly will have to contend with these other dimensions of bias and bigotry that are swept under the rug.
Sweeping assertions from the far left, such as Singh's "Canada is a place of racism," admit no such nuance, when the reality is that Canada has been, and continues to be, a welcoming home for everyone, regardless of race, religion, gender, sexuality or any other identity marker.
Statements such as Singh's fail to set the stage for a serious discussion about issues of race and identity in Canada, by positing an extreme narrative in which Canada is irredeemably racist and beyond redemption. Nothing could be further from the truth.
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/rupa-subramanya-no-jagmeet-canada-is-not-a-racist-country-its-one-of-the-most-tolerant-places-on-earth
Jagmeet Singh hates Canadians, hates civil society and honesty as well.
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
I don't believe Islamophobia or racism is much of a problem in Canada.
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
I don't believe Islamophobia or racism is much of a problem in Canada.
Jagmeet SIngh doesn't either..
But, he feels dividing people by race is a political winner for him.
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What a terrible tragedy. Now, one boy is alone because he and his family were ran over by a deranged islamophobe and he is the lone survivor.
I don't believe Islamophobia or racism is much of a problem in Canada.
Jagmeet SIngh doesn't either..
But, he feels dividing people by race is a political winner for him.
It might be.
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cc, up in Edmonton they've had several random attacks on women wearing Islamic garments.
Precisely, Fash. You just confirmed that this sick young man is not a singular problem and I agree with you. He is not alone. This will happen again too. You are intelligent, Fash, and I know you did not believe that I implied Canada is an islamophobic country but it is true that there is islamophobia in Canada coming from muslim-hating people in Canada. While the statement that Canada is tolerant may be true, let us not fool ourselves that there are no racists or islamophobes in Canada because they do exist in Canada. We of all people should know this. These types of people have made appearances in these forums for ages and we know they are Canadian.
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Good. Real Progress.
That's considerably more mature than the OP in effect saying Canada is a bigoted country .. and using a hokey word created by 4 unindicted hard core islamist terror conspirators at CAIR so that you and others like you could use it as a handy-dandy cudgel to do so .. (sadly, the other 5 were indicted, sentenced and jailed years ago)
Says the resident islamophobe. Your ilk makes me sick. Just because you keep blathering about something it does not make it true.
Educate yourself please before it's too late. Islamophobia is a word. Learn a lesson today: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Islamophobia
Whatever idiotic thing you say to me, I reject it. Your words are inconsequential to me because you're full of bullshit all the damn time. I do not take your kind seriously. Just get away from me already. I also give zero fucks if you don't like the headings of any of my threads, Cancel Culture Queen. Fuck off. Deal with it.

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Jagmeet Singh knows he's not telling the truth.
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The leader of the federal NDP couldn't be more wrong about this country..
A mentally ill young man who attacked randome people is not representative of Canadians, and Jagmeet Singh knows that.
Rupa Subramanya: No, Jagmeet, Canada is not a racist country. It's one of the most tolerant places on earth
Singh does the cause of fighting racism no favours by taking an extreme and exaggerated position that I, as an immigrant and person of colour, cannot agree with
As we mourn the family of four Muslim-Canadians who were killed in London, Ont., on June 6, leaving behind an orphaned child, and as it appears that the motive of the alleged killer was hatred toward Muslims, questions are being asked about the extent of racism in this country. NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh went so far as to claim that "Canada is a place of racism" and that "Muslims are not safe in this country." But is Canada really as racist as Singh claims?
There is certainly no question that hate crimes against many minority groups — including Jewish, Muslim and Asian Canadians — have been on the rise recently. Statistics Canada found that police-reported hate crimes increased in 2019 from the previous year, and reports of anti-Asian hate crimes have surged throughout the pandemic.
Any evidence that racism is on the rise is deplorable and every racist incident must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. However, Singh does the cause of fighting racism no favours by taking an extreme and exaggerated position that I, as an immigrant and person of colour, cannot agree with. Are there racists in Canada? Sure. Is Canada a racist country? Absolutely not.
By any metric, Canada is one of the most tolerant countries on the planet, and one which I am proud to call home. The 2020 World Values Survey places Canada amongst the most racially tolerant countries in the world, with less than five per cent of those surveyed saying that they would not want to have "people of another race" as their neighbours.
I first experienced racism, not in Canada, but in India and the Middle East, two places where I grew up. I was routinely denigrated by some Indians for having darker skin and by some Arabs for being Indian, dark skinned and not a Muslim. These prejudices can be vicious. The truth is that many people of colour who immigrate to Canada are "racialized" long before they arrive here.
That racism can, and does, exist between people of colour is a reality that's entirely missing from the discourse on race in Canada, where it's assumed to be perpetrated solely by old stock white Canadians, with people of colour as their victims. An honest conversation about racism in Canada must acknowledge these complexities, especially given demographic changes driven by large-scale immigration from non-Western countries.
There is ample anecdotal evidence that some immigrants bring the baggage of religion, caste, skin complexion and social class, to say nothing of traditional patriarchal norms that discriminate against women. Such cultural baggage can fuel intolerance operating on many different dimensions simultaneously.
For example, in the United States, there have been allegations of bias against "lower caste" employees in Silicon Valley tech companies that are dominated by "upper caste" Indo-Americans, some of which are being litigated in court. This has led some civil rights groups to petition the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a federal government agency, to recognize caste-based discrimination as being equivalent to racial discrimination.
We're not even having such conversations in Canada, perhaps because the culture of political correctness and the woke creed make it impossible to find any faults within any community other than that of old stock Canadians. Yet, any serious reckoning with the problem of racism and discrimination more broadly will have to contend with these other dimensions of bias and bigotry that are swept under the rug.
Sweeping assertions from the far left, such as Singh's "Canada is a place of racism," admit no such nuance, when the reality is that Canada has been, and continues to be, a welcoming home for everyone, regardless of race, religion, gender, sexuality or any other identity marker.
Statements such as Singh's fail to set the stage for a serious discussion about issues of race and identity in Canada, by positing an extreme narrative in which Canada is irredeemably racist and beyond redemption. Nothing could be further from the truth.
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/rupa-subramanya-no-jagmeet-canada-is-not-a-racist-country-its-one-of-the-most-tolerant-places-on-earth
I used to be an NDP voter. Never again.
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Islamophobia is a word. Learn a lesson today: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Islamophobia
Another prog buzzword, that's all. Just like cultural appropriation, microaggression, white privilege, heteronormativity, and I identify as.
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Islamophobia is a word. Learn a lesson today: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Islamophobia
Another prog buzzword, that's all. Just like cultural appropriation, microaggression, white privilege, heteronormativity, and I identify as.
No different than any of them
Seems my mouse went a bit mad on click - If management would delete my screwups, it would be appreciated.
I'll try to do better as I really screwed this one up
The Politics of Grief

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How to turn grief into a political rally
Seems the NDP won this political battle hands down by using the in vogue easy/ sleazy method of blaming the country
Where were they all for the 15 hunted down and shot one by one on Danforth ?? .. Nowhere of course. ... a quick token message from 1 (one) from far away Ottawa ... followed by crickets
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Seems my mouse went a bit mad on click - If management would delete my screwups, it would be appreciated.
I'll try to do better as I really screwed this one up
The Politics of Grief

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How to turn grief into a political rally
Seems the NDP won this political battle hands down by using the in vogue easy/ sleazy method of blaming the country
Where were they all for the 15 shot on Danforth ?? .. a quick token message from 1 (one) and then crickets
The only way the NDP can get noticed is with ridiculous statements.
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Seems my mouse went a bit mad on click - If management would delete my screwups, it would be appreciated.
I'll try to do better as I really screwed this one up
The Politics of Grief

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How to turn grief into a political rally
Seems the NDP won this political battle hands down by using the in vogue easy/ sleazy method of blaming the country
Where were they all for the 15 hunted down and shot on Danforth ?? .. a quick token message from 1 (one) from far away Ottawa ... followed by crickets
I think I got them all cc.
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Thank you Fash
The more I read about this, the more I believe mental illness was the motive behind that kid mowing down a family in his vehicle.
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The more I read about this, the more I believe mental illness was the motive behind that kid mowing down a family in his vehicle.
Oh he was defintely a disturbed young man.
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The more I read about this, the more I believe mental illness was the motive behind that kid mowing down a family in his vehicle.
Oh he was defintely a disturbed young man.
Apparently so. Still no official motive given, far as I know
Whatever drove him (nutcake or hater or some combo of the 2) .. or what drives any future killers (and there will of course be some) .... Canada has always been at & will long remain the top o the heap and respected throughout the free world for tolerance
Attempting to brand it otherwise over individual incident or even multiple incidents is far out of touch with the reality of this country .. and further, unfair to any country that lazy tactic is applied to
If Veltman was a Muslim with a history of mental illness, politicians and the media would blame the attack on his mental problems. What a double standard.
And no one would "brand" the country as intolerant .
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And no one would not "brand" the country as intolerant .
What a joke eh. I have 2 years and eight months until retirement and I become an ex-Canadian. I can hardly wait.
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And no one would not "brand" the country as intolerant .
What a joke eh. I have 2 years and eight months until retirement and I become an ex-Canadian. I can hardly wait.
You have a lot to look forward to..
I can't give up on Canada.
Ya. We lived and worked 4 years in a non 1st world country, enjoyed it until the area economy went bad, everything changed and it did not feel safe.
We came back to stay and will not give it up either
There are things, especially of late, that we don't like, but 1st world has a nice ring to it
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Ya. We lived and worked 4 years in a non 1st world country, enjoyed it until the area economy went bad, everything changed and it did not feel safe.
We came back to stay and will not give it up either
I think Panama is more stable than the Philippines.
I could not compare as we have never been to Central America. I certainty wish all good for you
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I could not compare as we have never been to Central America. I certainty wish all good for you
Thank you. I haven't been to South East Asia, so I cannot compare either.
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Ya. We lived and worked 4 years in a non 1st world country, enjoyed it until the area economy went bad, everything changed and it did not feel safe.
We came back to stay and will not give it up either
I think Panama is more stable than the Philippines.
The Philippines has an Islamic insurgency.
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The Philippines has an Islamic insurgency.
I believe only in Mindanao islamic area now but there were islamic bombs set off in Manila in 95 - 97 while we lived there .. one right in Makati at the Shangri-La where we hung out a lot as it was a short walk from where we lived .. others in malls .. There was a flurry between 95 & 99
Now that you bring up Islamic insurgency., KSM (the brain of Al Qaida) had just been there training bombers in Mindanao .. plotting in Manila and Ramzi Yousef, his nephew who did the first Tower bombing was almost captured on Jan 7, 1995. We know the date as it was just 15 days after we got there in time for Christmas. Coppers raided their apartment and found the plots they were hatching including several airliners + killing the pope who was due there in a month or so. That stopped the plots of course as Yousef was now on the run ,, and thanks to Philippine intel, the yanks caught him on his run in Pakistan via Thailand .. He's now in jail for life in NY
All the early clues about KSM's coming 911 were there and Philippine Intel knew but the yanks would not listen. The yanks refused to have any idea how brilliant and determined KSM was until 911 actually happened
It was because of all the action while we were there that we decided to really learn all we could about the ideology
I'm not sure how "hot" Mindanao is today, but it was hot not long ago when Duterte took them on full bore
I heard the early clues for 9/11 were uncovered in the Philippines.
Above I mentioned what Philippine Intel Dept found on KSM's airliner plans to crash airliners into buildings in Asia + blow some up 1/2 way to the US .. which was a big clue in itself
They had 3 major plans in process at that moment.
KSM's nephew Yousef had already tried an explosive on a Philippine Airliner to Tokyo. He had flown himself and left a small test bomb under a seat .. on the next flight to Tokyo it went off and killed a Japanese man in that seat but was not intended to bring the plane down .. it was just a test to see if they could get away with leaving bombs on planes for future plans to do it with several planes on their chosen day in the near future
In addition to (1 ) the plan to kill the pope (2) the airliner crashes and bombs and (3 ) they at that same time planned to crash a plane into the CIA Headquarters as a part of it all.. which should have been a huge clue to the US. In fact all of it should have been a clue and further, his nephew had already bombed a Trade Tower
KSM was not only a killer genius but did things big and there are stories that he wanted to use about 10 or 12 planes for 911, but OBL told him no and that would only increase the chances of the whole plot being found out about .. better to do 4 successfully
I remember seeing the General in charge of Intel on Manila TV literally pleading for the US to listen .. but the US had decided it was preposterous to crash planes etc. .. even neglecting the fact that the 1st tower bombing failed to bring the building down and islamists do NOT accept failure .. so logically they would try again. The US was totally clueless as to how islamists thought
Between then and 911, I often mate of I turned on the TV upon rising in the morning to be sure he had not tried it already as we were absolutely convinced he would try it.
In the end because of time difference mate's mom who had lived through WW2 woke us with her call that "The US Defense Dept. headquarters and other buildings have been bombed – We are at war"
The pope part of it was typical KSM. While it seems difficult to do that with many guards surrounding the pope as he went through the streets with viewers lined up on sidewalks to see him ... his plan was very simple. It was to swarm the pope's many protectors with so many KSM followers that while many would get shot, some would get through to the pope (which was all that mattered KSM)
After the plot was broken, the pope did his procession very soon after and nothing bad happened as the plot was busted.
It was quite a day in Manila as most were strong catholics.
Philippine Intel . Did not actually deduce the plot – they lucked in as Yousef and a helper were working out of an apartment in downtown Manila on KSM's plans ... Yousef left briefly to go shopping and partner caused a stove fire that brought the police .. So Yousef got away temporarily but cops had the computer which told them the whole story of all 3 plots which were to take place very soon
To their great credit, Intel acted fast on it and prevented all 3 event types from happening and tried to warn the US that they should expect something in the future .. a combination of good luck and great work by their Intel .. the future part gain (knowledge of a 911 coming) nullified by the US refusing to listen
The leader of the NDP owes Canadians an apology.
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The leader of the NDP owes Canadians an apology.
Bigtime he does, not that it will make a difference to his screwed up opinion in his Canada-hating mind
As does the OP who worded the thread so as to tar Canada as exactly what it is not, Canada being one of the most tolerant counties in the world .. if not even being the most tolerant.... not that I'm expecting it to happen, sigh
For sure hurling the convenient cudgel "i" word to create division is "Very Much Alive in Canada"
Journalist Glenn Greenwald called out Democratic senators on Saturday who he said were spreading an "absolute lie" about the tragic Pulse Nightclub massacre in Orlando, Florida, that killed 49 people in June 2016.
Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.): "5 years ago, we lost 49 people in a deadly, hate-filled shooting at the Pulse nightclub. The LGBTQ+ community was targeted and killed—all because they dared to live their lives. Once again I say: hate has no place here. And we must end the gun violence epidemic."
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.): "Today we #RememberPulse. 49 lives lost to senseless gun violence and anti-LGBTQ hate. A tragedy that is still hard to comprehend. But tomorrow, with Pulse always in our minds, we continue the fight to end gun violence and hatred. We will not rest until we do."
Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.): "5 years ago we lost 49 beautiful souls at Pulse nightclub. I continue to hold in my heart those who were killed, their loved ones & the survivors of this unspeakable act of hate toward the #LGBTQ+ community. We must #EndGunViolence & build a nation based on love for each other."
Greenwald called out the senators for misrepresenting the motive behind the Pulse Nightclub massacre. It was not, in fact, anti-LGBT animus, but the perpetrator was a terrorist who sworn allegiance to the Islamic State and chosen Pulse Nightclub at random.
"Democratic Senators and activist groups promoting a false, conclusively disproven narrative about the Pulse shootings for their own benefits. Anti-LGBT animus was not part of that massacre. It dishonors the memory of the victims — & the LGBT cause — to lie about what happened," Greenwald said.
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"Democratic Senators and activist groups promoting a false, conclusively disproven narrative about the Pulse shootings for their own benefits. Anti-LGBT animus was not part of that massacre. It dishonors the memory of the victims — & the LGBT cause — to lie about what happened," Greenwald said.
I heard this and didn't believe it at first because it was so phony ... Yes. He killed because they were not islamic.
In fact on this one I recall that the shooter had been a client of the club for a quite a while .. and every indication was that he was gay himself.
He killed not because they were gay but because they were a part of us evil non islamics
& Yes, it does "dishonor the memory of the victims — & the LGBT cause" for lying about the motive so that they could use it for their own agenda
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"Democratic Senators and activist groups promoting a false, conclusively disproven narrative about the Pulse shootings for their own benefits. Anti-LGBT animus was not part of that massacre. It dishonors the memory of the victims — & the LGBT cause — to lie about what happened," Greenwald said.
Yes. He killed because they were not islamic.
In fact on this one I recall that the shooter had been a client of the club for a while .. and every indication was that he was gay himself.
He killed not because they were gay but because they were a part of us evil non islamics
Yes, it does "dishonor the memory of the victims — & the LGBT cause" for lying about the motive so that they could use it for their own agenda
I'm surprised the Democrats didn't blame the attack on white supremacy. :001_rolleyes:
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Journalist Glenn Greenwald called out Democratic senators on Saturday who he said were spreading an "absolute lie" about the tragic Pulse Nightclub massacre in Orlando, Florida, that killed 49 people in June 2016.
Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.): "5 years ago, we lost 49 people in a deadly, hate-filled shooting at the Pulse nightclub. The LGBTQ+ community was targeted and killed—all because they dared to live their lives. Once again I say: hate has no place here. And we must end the gun violence epidemic."
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.): "Today we #RememberPulse. 49 lives lost to senseless gun violence and anti-LGBTQ hate. A tragedy that is still hard to comprehend. But tomorrow, with Pulse always in our minds, we continue the fight to end gun violence and hatred. We will not rest until we do."
Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.): "5 years ago we lost 49 beautiful souls at Pulse nightclub. I continue to hold in my heart those who were killed, their loved ones & the survivors of this unspeakable act of hate toward the #LGBTQ+ community. We must #EndGunViolence & build a nation based on love for each other."
Greenwald called out the senators for misrepresenting the motive behind the Pulse Nightclub massacre. It was not, in fact, anti-LGBT animus, but the perpetrator was a terrorist who sworn allegiance to the Islamic State and chosen Pulse Nightclub at random.
"Democratic Senators and activist groups promoting a false, conclusively disproven narrative about the Pulse shootings for their own benefits. Anti-LGBT animus was not part of that massacre. It dishonors the memory of the victims — & the LGBT cause — to lie about what happened," Greenwald said.
It's been five years already.
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Journalist Glenn Greenwald called out Democratic senators on Saturday who he said were spreading an "absolute lie" about the tragic Pulse Nightclub massacre in Orlando, Florida, that killed 49 people in June 2016.
Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.): "5 years ago, we lost 49 people in a deadly, hate-filled shooting at the Pulse nightclub. The LGBTQ+ community was targeted and killed—all because they dared to live their lives. Once again I say: hate has no place here. And we must end the gun violence epidemic."
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.): "Today we #RememberPulse. 49 lives lost to senseless gun violence and anti-LGBTQ hate. A tragedy that is still hard to comprehend. But tomorrow, with Pulse always in our minds, we continue the fight to end gun violence and hatred. We will not rest until we do."
Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.): "5 years ago we lost 49 beautiful souls at Pulse nightclub. I continue to hold in my heart those who were killed, their loved ones & the survivors of this unspeakable act of hate toward the #LGBTQ+ community. We must #EndGunViolence & build a nation based on love for each other."
Greenwald called out the senators for misrepresenting the motive behind the Pulse Nightclub massacre. It was not, in fact, anti-LGBT animus, but the perpetrator was a terrorist who sworn allegiance to the Islamic State and chosen Pulse Nightclub at random.
"Democratic Senators and activist groups promoting a false, conclusively disproven narrative about the Pulse shootings for their own benefits. Anti-LGBT animus was not part of that massacre. It dishonors the memory of the victims — & the LGBT cause — to lie about what happened," Greenwald said.
Any excuse to push the anti-gun narrative and agenda...This is the current flavor of the week, especially with the current gunophobic, Coporlite and Chief napping in the Oval Office...Democrats are scum; real pieces of shit that will lie, cheat and steal to get their claws on power at any cost....Their moral compass is almost non-existent. Their voter base includes the lowest of the low, the dregs of society. The demographics that the average democrap politician courts are generally the naive, the gullible and the flat out stupid who are moved by emotional rhetoric and false propaganda....
The very act perpetrated by these liberal beltway barnacles of not calling the Pulse shooting what it actually was, shows just how disingenuous and corrupt the democraps are. AND above all, it shows just how willing they are to pervert a very real and present danger into an excuse to trample the US Constitution.
Americans think China's media is a joke. They should look in the mirror.
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The very act perpetrated by these liberal beltway barnacles of not calling the Pulse shooting what it actually was, shows just how disingenuous and corrupt the democraps are. AND above all, it shows just how willing they are to pervert a very real and present danger into an excuse to trample the US Constitution.
His true and proven agenda was to slaughter / kill and wound over 100 non believers for his devil god (and not because they were gay),
progs will ALWAYS deny and avoid like the plague 
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But this prog case is even worse than avoidance of proven fact - It extended further to making it into something legally proven to be false
Canada is not simply tolerant of Islam, Canada apologizes for the worst of Islam.
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Canada is not simply tolerant of Islam, Canada apologizes for the worst of Islam.
Pathetically and embarrassingly so ... with politicians naively making total fools of themselves by unwittingly going to events at some of the most radical mosques on the planet .. the old catering to the squeakiest wheels thing
And of course conveniently not noticing that "greatly inferior" females, if allowed at all, are never allowed in the main area and are unseen / hidden as they were behind a curtain
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Canada is not simply tolerant of Islam, Canada apologizes for the worst of Islam.
Pathetically and embarrassingly so ... with politicians naively making total fools of themselves by unwittingly going to events at some of the most radical mosques on the planet .. the old catering to the squeakiest wheels thing
And of course conveniently not noticing that "greatly inferior" females, if allowed at all, are never allowed in the main area and are unseen / hidden as they were behind a curtain
And then there was Mption 103 which was essentially a precursor to a blasphemy law.
YUP
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Canada is not simply tolerant of Islam, Canada apologizes for the worst of Islam.
Pathetically and embarrassingly so ... with politicians naively making total fools of themselves by unwittingly going to events at some of the most radical mosques on the planet .. the old catering to the squeakiest wheels thing
And of course conveniently not noticing that "greatly inferior" females, if allowed at all, are never allowed in the main area and are unseen / hidden as they were behind a curtain
And then there was Mption 103 which was essentially a precursor to a blasphemy law.
When Trudeau is reelected it will be the law of the land.
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Islamophobia is a word. Learn a lesson today: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Islamophobia
Another prog buzzword, that's all. Just like cultural appropriation, microaggression, white privilege, heteronormativity, and I identify as.
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Islamophobia is a word. Learn a lesson today: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Islamophobia
Another prog buzzword, that's all. Just like cultural appropriation, microaggression, white privilege, heteronormativity, and I identify as.
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Good morning Azhya..
ac_smile
I'm looking forward to Alberta's full reopening on July 1..
I'm getting my second dose on Friday.
Antisemitism is very alive South of the border.
Immigrant Jewish vendor removed from immigrant street food festival following pressure from anti-Israel bigots
In what appeared to be a blatant display of anti-Semitism, the organizers of a popular street food festival in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, decided to remove a Jewish vendor from its "Father's Day" event following pressure from anti-Israel activists.
The event, called "A Taste of Home," was designed to celebrate international cuisine from immigrant communities. But following rumors of protest, one immigrant-based business, Jewish vendor Moshava, was told it was no longer welcome.
What happened?
In a social media post over the weekend, one of the event's organizer's, "Eat Up the Borders," announced that "in order to best serve our guests, we decided to remove one of our food vendors for Sunday's event so that we could deliver an optimal experience for all," adding that "this decision came from listening to the community we wish to serve and love."
Notwithstanding its decision to disinvite Moshava from the event, EUTB reiterated its commitment to "give vendors from all nationalities a platform to showcase their talents."
Moshava responded to the news in an Instagram post on Saturday, expressing that it was "deeply saddened" by the organization's decision.
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Islamophobia is a word. Learn a lesson today: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Islamophobia
Another prog buzzword, that's all. Just like cultural appropriation, microaggression, white privilege, heteronormativity, and I identify as.
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Good morning Azhya..
ac_smile
I'm looking forward to Alberta's full reopening on July 1..
I'm getting my second dose on Friday.
Yehey! I've had both of my shots, Fash, so getting ready to socialize. :laugh:
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Islamophobia is a word. Learn a lesson today: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Islamophobia
Another prog buzzword, that's all. Just like cultural appropriation, microaggression, white privilege, heteronormativity, and I identify as.
:laugh3:
Good morning Azhya..
ac_smile
I'm looking forward to Alberta's full reopening on July 1..
I'm getting my second dose on Friday.
Yehey! I've had both of my shots, Fash, so getting ready to socialize. :laugh:
Second doses are moving quick in Alberta.
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Another prog buzzword, that's all. Just like cultural appropriation, microaggression, white privilege, heteronormativity, and I identify as.
:laugh3:
Good morning Azhya..
ac_smile
I'm looking forward to Alberta's full reopening on July 1..
I'm getting my second dose on Friday.
Yehey! I've had both of my shots, Fash, so getting ready to socialize. :laugh:
Second doses are moving quick in Alberta.
Yes. Where again are you? You in Alberta too?
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Good morning Azhya..
ac_smile
I'm looking forward to Alberta's full reopening on July 1..
I'm getting my second dose on Friday.
Yehey! I've had both of my shots, Fash, so getting ready to socialize. :laugh:
Second doses are moving quick in Alberta.
Yes. Where again are you? You in Alberta too?
I live on a farm near Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Close to the Alberta border.
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Good morning Azhya..
ac_smile
I'm looking forward to Alberta's full reopening on July 1..
I'm getting my second dose on Friday.
Yehey! I've had both of my shots, Fash, so getting ready to socialize. :laugh:
Second doses are moving quick in Alberta.
Yes. Where again are you? You in Alberta too?
I live on a farm near Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Close to the Alberta border.
Got it. I'm really loving the Canadian Rockies. ac_drinks
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Yehey! I've had both of my shots, Fash, so getting ready to socialize. :laugh:
Second doses are moving quick in Alberta.
Yes. Where again are you? You in Alberta too?
I live on a farm near Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Close to the Alberta border.
Got it. I'm really loving the Canadian Rockies. ac_drinks
We're really looking forward to camping in the Kootenays in July.
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Quote from: @realAzhyaAryola post_id=414438 time=1624765517 user_id=73
Quote from: Herman post_id=414134 time=1624492440 user_id=1689
Second doses are moving quick in Alberta.
Yes. Where again are you? You in Alberta too?
I live on a farm near Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Close to the Alberta border.
Got it. I'm really loving the Canadian Rockies. ac_drinks
We're really looking forward to camping in the Kootenays in July.
Wonderful. Safe travels. I hope you don't run into nasty BC types who don't want Albertans in their province.
Quote from: @realAzhyaAryola post_id=414622 time=1624917769 user_id=73
Quote from: Fashionista post_id=414480 time=1624821030 user_id=3254
Quote from: @realAzhyaAryola post_id=414477 time=1624818464 user_id=73
Quote from: Herman post_id=414464 time=1624813384 user_id=1689
Quote from: @realAzhyaAryola post_id=414438 time=1624765517 user_id=73
Yes. Where again are you? You in Alberta too?
I live on a farm near Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Close to the Alberta border.
Got it. I'm really loving the Canadian Rockies. ac_drinks
We're really looking forward to camping in the Kootenays in July.
Wonderful. Safe travels. I hope you don't run into nasty BC types who don't want Albertans in their province.
I hope that has stopped happening.
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Quote from: @realAzhyaAryola post_id=414622 time=1624917769 user_id=73
Quote from: Fashionista post_id=414480 time=1624821030 user_id=3254
Quote from: @realAzhyaAryola post_id=414477 time=1624818464 user_id=73
Quote from: Herman post_id=414464 time=1624813384 user_id=1689
I live on a farm near Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Close to the Alberta border.
Got it. I'm really loving the Canadian Rockies. ac_drinks
We're really looking forward to camping in the Kootenays in July.
Wonderful. Safe travels. I hope you don't run into nasty BC types who don't want Albertans in their province.
I hope that has stopped happening.
Don't know. You know those BC types. ac_lmfao