Canada: Islam attacking women, and media covering for it 30 years

One of the first distinctly Islamic terrorist attacks, or perhaps in this case one could say, acts of Islamic Jihad that took place in North America and predated 911 by so much that few even now know it was an act of jihad, was the mass murder of women at a Montreal engineering school by a man with an Algerian father who felt that women should not get an education.

His name was Gamil Rodrigue Liass Gharbi, and the attack was December 6, 1989.

From Wikipedia:

Lépine had long complained about women working in “non-traditional” jobs. After several months of planning, including the purchase of a semi-automatic rifle, he entered the École Polytechnique on the afternoon of December 6, 1989, separated the men from the women in a classroom, and shot the women, claiming that he was “fighting feminism“. He then moved into other parts of the building, targeting only the women, before killing himself. His suicide note blamed feminists for ruining his life.

It should be noted that Algeria, where his father is from, uses the Maliki form of Islamic jurisprudence, the same system that ruled Spain for centuries and was stunningly harsh.

Here is an article by feminist author, Phyllis Chesler on Garbi which makes the connection to his cultural heritage. But what Ms. Chesler doesn’t mention is that the Lepine massacre was used as an excuse to start a massive misanthropist movement throughout Canada. They decided to blame his Y chromosome rather than his Islamic cultural heritage and march annually against male violence. This was also an example of early repressive tolerance, as the inscription on the monument in Ottawa, Vancouver and elsewhere was in direct violation of Canada’s hate-literature law act for vilifying an identifiable group, but no one would do anything about that at all.

(The inscription has since been changed quietly to remove the phrase “male violence” at the end, if memory serves.)

A few days before the 30th anniversary of the attack at Ecole Polytechnique this year, on December 3, 2019, a memorial to the victims of the attack was defaced with insulting terms for women, in Arabic.

“At the beginning of this week, a temporary message board was set up in the lobby of the Scarborough Centre for Alternative Studies as part of a display to mark the 30th anniversary of the Ecole Polytechnique tragedy,” Toronto District School Board spokesman Ryan Bird explained Friday.

 

“After school ended on Tuesday, staff were alerted to misogynistic messages that had been written on the board,” he said. “This kind of language is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated at any TDSB school.”

 

Police confirmed the troubling incident was reported Wednesday by the principal from SCAS — a school on Midland Ave., south of Eglinton Ave. E., offering educational opportunities and programs to students over 18.

 

“A group of males were allegedly seen writing on the remembrance sign,” Const. Victor Kwong said. “Officers went to the school and saw there were words written in Arabic and in English.”

 

The English words included “b——” and “f—,” he said.

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Four suspects have been identified but as of Friday no charges had been laid.

Videos or photos of the vandalism will be added if found.

One may speculate though, that white male misogynist, non-muslim women-haters of Canadian background would not make their inscriptions in Arabic.

Also noteworthy, when searching for images of the defaced memorial, there are no photos or videos, but lots and lots for leftist defaced statues of Sir John A. Macdonald. 

UPDATE: Johnny U. Left this Mark Steyn link on the subject in the comments. As usual, Mr. Steyn does a rather splendid job of explaining how Canada weaponized the jihad attack against all men in Canada.