But it isn’t just Canadian mosques. Soon Russia will have to change the spelling of its capitol city.
“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
But it isn’t just Canadian mosques. Soon Russia will have to change the spelling of its capitol city.
This is fascinating.
Published on Dec 28, 2014
Secular and liberal Muslims protested outside the Metro Convention Centre in downtown Toronto where 10,000 + Muslim youth were being brainwashed by the ‘Who is who’ of the World Islamist Movement.
For those who have wondered what sanctimony sounds like, and that would be people who have never visited Canada or gone to a university in the past couple of decades, listen to how a Canadian senator speaks to Tarek Fatah who agreed to speak to a special Senate committee on Islam, terrorism and National Security in Ottawa Yesterday.
This senator was choking on his own moral outrage and so desperate to advertise his moral superiority over Tarek Fatah that he actually admonished him not to interrupt his dressing down of Mr. Fatah although he was just sitting there quietly at the time.
However I think the part of this to take home is the part where Mr. Fatah reminds us all that there is a compulsory prayer in every mosque world wide every Friday which is begging Allah to help the Muslims militarily defeat the Christians and the Jews.
For those who have the time, the entire session, about 3 hours, can be seen here.
(click ‘view this clip’ and select option)
However I expect to be posting excerpts here and there as time permits.
Tarek Fatah and Michael discusses some of the grotesque hypocrisy of the CBC show, Little Mosque on the Prairie’
December 2 2011
It isn’t what you might think at first, it turns out.
h/t Morticia
Where are the Charlie Chaplins of today, prepared to mock today’s Hitler (Ahmadinejad and Nasrallah); today’s Nazism (Islamism)? Dammit, we can’t even have congressional hearings into the cancer Islamism has planted within us as a cancer. Here is from the time when men were men.
quotes Tarek Fatah