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The good old days

Reader comment on item: Enforce Islamic Law in Canada?
in response to reader comment: "Listen here,Folks! You Ain't Seen Nuttin Yet"

Submitted by Heather (Canada), Nov 7, 2009 at 11:30

I miss the days when us Canadians were proud of ourselves. Before we let other countries and other country religions came and bullied our right to have Christmas, and prayers in school. I wonder if we should go over to their country and tell them there muslim beliefs offend us and that they need to stop it and see what would happen.


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