“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
The police officer claimed that previous criminal record this man has in Canada for drug related crime is in no way connected to today’s arrest.
Canadian police are in urgent need of decent information on this. Hezb’allah in fact relies on drug smuggling, manufacture and sale as one of the main methods of funding its terrorist operations around the world. As this perp is Iranian, I would be investigating him for working in multiple capacities with Hezb’allah on all counts so far.
H/T M
Story here and video below.
H/T M
THanks C.B. Sashenka for recording this. Unfortunately it wasn’t on the SUN website but yes, this is a great segment.
The march was also planned for the most sacred day of the Jewish calendar. So it seems obvious who was not wanted. Jewish groups however seemed to have done a little due-dillegence this time however and knowing who organized the demonstration, decided it was not a good association. More on that later.
Here are two links with videos on the subject from the MSM for the moment:
Today the contents of the proposed new law for Quebec was released. The reactions have been varied with the strongest opposition coming from Canada’s federal minister of immigration, a man who has let in more Muslims to Canada than any and possibly all governments before him who stridently opposed it claiming that all religious values, customs and traditions are honored in Canada, or something similar to that.
More telling are the comments under the various articles published in national or large regional newspapers about this issue. It seems that a large majority of those that commented actually get the issue and most feel that every other benign religious group is taking the heat for Islam, which is transparently the real problem here.
I will post a few links to major dailies on this story but its worth scanning the comments under the articles as much as the articles themselves. I would not be at all surprised if Canada starts going the way of the UK and starts to force newspapers to close certain ‘sensitive’ stories to comments as it exposes and encourages Canadians who have figured out what Islam is all about and wish to express their personal disgust with it.
There will be a lot more soon. I am looking for a video from Charles Adler tonight on SUN who did a great interview (I am told) with a Quebec radio host, who spelled it out. That this really about wanting to ban face coverings. So all religions have to suffer.
Makes me wonder though. If Nazis were a problem in Quebec would they ban all political parties? If communists were destroying and undermining everything, would they ban all symbols and references to economic systems? I highly doubt it. So what is so damn special about religion? The ones that do not contradict the law you allow. The ones that do, you stomp on. It should be simple.
But who is involved with this conference?
Please note the following correction in the translation in the text:
translation it should be “Saguenay” — but it is comprehensible – Quebeckers don’t pronounce very clearly all the time and the stress being on the last syllable, sagueNAY one can easily get confused and hear st-deNIS –
Quebec seems to be following France’s policies on dealing with the conspicuous uniform of Islamic manifest destiny now more and more common on Western streets. And while I applaud pretty much any effort that our politically-correct and neutered ‘representatives’ make at fighting the values of islam and sharia norms that increasingly are replacing hard-won freedoms, some of them are downright stupid, childish and perhaps worse, actually as anathema to a free and democratic society as islam itself.
Here are three articles from todays papers courtesy of Grace.
1. The SUN: Quebec’s proposed ban of religious symbols in public buildings provokes defiant reaction
3. Dan Delmar: PQ leaders know their secularism plan is illegal. They just don’t care
A blanket ban on all religious symbols is a lot like dealing with motorcycle noise by banning all musical instruments. Or trying to get rid of elderly people by closing all the Swiss Chalet’s. Think of it this way. If it was 1938 and lots of people started realizing that Nazis are a huge freaking problem and if not dealt with could result in millions of deaths and trillions in damage and so authorities decided to ban all political symbols thinking the problem of course, is politics. The problem was not politics or political parties, it was just one of them.
Like France, this half measure is an attempt to solve a problem without naming it. Fear of admitting that Islam is the problem and dealing head on with it has led several states now to actually interfere with good people’s genuine rights who at worst are no threat to the state and at best are massively net contributors to it in many ways. Like the Kindergarten teacher who punishes all the children because one of them was chewing gum in class, governments are now going to punish members of religious groups who have never meant the state or its citizens any harm, just to deal with an aggressive and dangerous Islam. And does anyone think that after the riots that ensued after muslim women were asked to comply with the laws in France that any cop will enforce them? How about Australia after the Carnita Mathews debacle?
How this will end up is extremely predictable. Everyone who has tried this blanket solution ends up with the same result. You anger and disappoint all sorts of great people and then muslims find some sort of work around so they end up being the only ones who actually do get to display their symbols. This happened in Belgium when the state banned conspicuous religious gear in government buildings and at the end of the day it was decided that it was discriminatory to Muslims because it meant they could no longer work in them so they made an exception to the law that was created to deal with them.
A case could be made that the exact same thing happened at airports world wide, all because no one has the raw guts to come out and talk about the problem. And it isn’t religion. It is Islam. And one doesn’t even have to ban that. Just stop making exceptions for Muslims with respect to common, already existing laws. No covering your face for example or wearing a disguise in public. This means you Aisha. No public speaking about killing members of an identifiable group. This means you imam and your constant calls to genocide for Jews and homosexuals etc. We don’t need new laws to start to deal with this problem we just need to stop making exceptions for existing ones to suit muslims.
This Quebec plan will backfire mark my words. There will be just as many burkas and face covered haters of us all in important government positions displaying their contempt for us all openly, but all the people who actually generate wealth and build things and cooperate with us all to make life good will have to make difficult choices.
It will be good for Ontario though. I welcome all the Christians, Jews, Sikhs, Hindus and so on who will be flooding this way in the near future.
Eeyore for Vlad
MONTREAL — Two kosher restaurants on Queen Mary Rd. and a home in Côte-St-Luc were hit by incendiary devices between Friday and Sunday.
Montreal police are investigating whether the incidents are linked.
There were about 30 people inside Chops restaurant, located on Queen Mary, near Décarie Blvd., at 12:40 a.m. Sunday when a Molotov cocktail was thrown through the window, Montreal police said. No one was injured.
Witnesses said they saw two suspects flee on foot. The Molotov cocktail did not ignite.
Chops was hit by a firebomb in October. The resulting fire was extinguished quickly but water damage from the sprinkler system was extensive.
On Saturday, a device was thrown into a Côte-St-Luc home, causing very light damage.
Thank you Bear for the translation. Any errors are mine.
Translation: Bear
Fabrice de Pierrebourg
La Presse
Despite the fact that the content of the conversation did not permit the definite confirmation of the identity of “Adil” in question, CSIS was of the opinion that it was in fact the plaintiff [Adil Charkaoui] because of the tight relationship with plaintiff Abdlerazik and Ezzine, and the particular pronunciation of the first name “Used” can be read.
The city of Montreal is not specified, but there is no doubt that it is the metro of the city of Montreal that is concerned according, to sources consulted by La Presse.
The document obtained yesterday as a premiere by Radio Canada also reveals that in 2000 agents of the RCMP that were following Charkaoui surprised him many times stealing objects and documents in cars parked near malls on Rive-Sud.
Theft to finance
CSIS says it has “reasonable grounds to believe” that many thefts and frauds by credit card committed by Adil Charkaoui had the goal of financing his terrorist activities. Some transfers of funds had in fact taken place.
The summary submitted by Canada for its defense recalls also the main points of the CSIS investigation of Adil Charkaoui. He participated in Al Qaeda training camps in Afghanistan, believes in armed jihad, discussed the planning of attacks, on top of having the profile of a sleeper agent. It also speaks of the ties with many Montrealers condemned since then for terrorism, including Ahmed Ressam and Abdellah Ouzghar, Said Atmani, etc., all ex-members of the Montreal cell.
This story of the attack in the metro is a reminder also of a conversation intercepted by CSIS in 2000 and divulged in 2011 by the press, in which Adil Charkaoui and Abousfian Abdelrazik discussed a plan to blow up an Air France plane flying from Montreal to Paris.
Adil Charkaoui was arrested in April 2003 on the authority of a security certificate. He was detained for 21 months before being freed with a multitude of conditions, including the wearing of an electronic ankle bracelet. He was liberated of his constraints in 2009, after the annulment of his security certificate by a federal court.
Since then he has demanded $26 million from the government for all the damages suffered, violations of his constitutional rights, his “arrest and illegal detainment”, damage to his reputation etc.
In his suit Adil Charkaoui states that his “quality of life was annihilated” and that he is “ stigmatized forever, just as much abroad as in Canada.”
He deplores also that from now on “thousands of documents accessible on the internet link him to terrorists so that his reputation is forever stained.”
H/T Grace
Check out the family history on this guy. His community is acting like he is a hero. I wonder why. He murdered another boy for trivial reasons. What could possibly make his family and community rally around him like that?
OTTAWA — Sheldon O’Grady and another young man were arguing inside Gatineau’s Club Addiction Friday night, their arms gesturing wildly and their booming voices competing with the dance bar’s pulsing music.
That’s when security asked them to step outside, club owner Paul Martineau told the Citizen.
“They were not forced out — they were asked to come outside,” Martineau said. “It seemed to be resolving itself. Then more people gathered around and it fuelled the fire. It ended up as a fight out in the street.”
Martineau is still trying to comprehend why the argument ended with such violence: 18-year-old O’Grady lying fatally wounded in a pool of blood down the street from the crowded bar.
The club owner offered his “deepest sympathies” to O’Grady’s family.
“They’re 18 years old — what kind of issues can you have to start stabbing someone?” he said. “I’m a little emotionally disturbed by this, too.”
Charged in the slaying is Mourad Louati, 18, who reported to Gatineau police on Saturday with his lawyer, Joseph Addelman.
Click to continue at The Citizen:
Family and friends gathered at a Gatineau courthouse Monday to support accused murderer Mourad Louati, whose brother is a convicted killer.
Louati, wearing a plaid green shirt and sneakers, glanced at more than a dozen supporters several times but said nothing during his brief appearance.
He is accused of the second-degree murder of Sheldon O’Grady, an Algonquin Thunder soccer star who police found bleeding to death on a sidewalk outside Club Addiction in Hull early Saturday morning.
Click to continue and for slides of the killer and scene
…or if you are not sufficiently anti-semetic or anti Israel.
The monkeys are running the zoo and the students are ‘teaching’ the profs. Thanks SDAMATT for making this available.
Translation by Michael Laudahn:
H/T Martin
Responding to the nutritional needs of certain cultures, CPEs [Centre de la petite enfance] offer halal meals to all children of which they are responsible.
The presence of numerous immigrants in certain quarters of Montreal has incited kindergarden services to take this option.
At the pavillon Henri-Bourassa of the CPE Ste-Gertrude, north Montreal, one in two children belongs to the moslem faith. The administrative council has adopted directives with regard to nutrition.
‘Unless there is a religious prohibition, the CPE can offer to all children halal or kosher food’, we can read in the internal guideline document, adopted last spring.
According to the cases, all children eat a halal meal, explains Jean-Claude Lavergne, CPE directeur general [there’s also a directrice, further down], reminding that catholics, for their part, do not have any prohibitions. They can eat halal as well as kosher meals.
The basic idea behind this directive is integration, explains M Lavergne. ‘We cannot put any community member into a ghetto. We cannot invite them to make themselves distinct kindergardens. We want to integrate them, we want to put them into contact, we want to walk with all of our children, and in order to achieve this, we need to respect the limitations imposed by the exercise of a religion.’ Continue Reading →