Indeed, I suspect the general public is "nuts.." and/or suicidal (?)
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Submitted by J.S. (Canada), Jun 16, 2006 at 17:48

Immediately after the arrest of the 17 suspected terrorists, the CBC decided to feature another one of their so-called "It's Your Turn" whereby Canadians were encouraged to submit their questions, video-tapes of questions, along with a live audience. Well, having seen this feature before at CBC -- I was prepared for what was coming -- that is, a full-fledged propaganda exercise. The "audience" was packed with the pro-Islamist supporters, and the videotaped questions were carefully chosen / selected.

As predicted (they follow a propagandist script), they would feature a taped questioner -- typically this would be some poor bozo (I feel sorry for these people who particpate in these grotesque exercises) who'd politely ask questions such as -- "When I was growing up, I never thought about hyphenating my identity -- that is, I thought of myself just as a "Canadian" -- none of this hyphenated nomenclature -- as in "I'm an Irish-Canadian" or "I'm a East Indian Canadian." Shouldn't we try to find some common values of what it means to be a Canadian?" (I'm not quoting verbatim here -- just the gist of certain questions). Well, of course, immediately the defenders of the "multi-Kultis" rose to the occasion and pounced -- on the attack -- an audience member immediately responded (note the question had been taped, thus there could be no response -- and, of course, the live audience person could fully vent their wrath) misrepresented the taped- speaker's words (implying that even to ASK such questions smacked of "racism") -- and then there was the usual in the outraged, angry, unanimous ranting of the multi-cultis. This (of course) was followed by the personal testimonial of an alleged Muslim who claimed to have been in Oklahoma when the federal building was bombed. Then followed his sob story -- the suspcious looks from people whom he thought were his friends -- then the denouncing of the United States as irreconciably racist...and (now the punch line)...and...and ....and he thought Canada would be different...(I'm rotfl)...

There were some reasonable people in attendance -- they weren't the moderator nor the wasps in the audience -- one was an Imam -- surprisingly, I suspect there are more Muslims who dislike the denial that's going on, than there are the typical, Leftist Liberals.

Anyway, I couldn't stand to watch the program in its entirety -- I switched channels after 15 minutes or so...It's just too sickening...

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