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Reader comment on item: The Khadrs, Canada's First Family of Terrorism, in the News
in response to reader comment: The khadrs: only in Canada!

Submitted by Jeff Burke (Canada), Aug 9, 2006 at 16:34

Good to know that I am not the only one noticing the hijabs ( Mother and 6 year old daughters - minimuslims - and the long beards and their own male dresses). I began noticing this several years ago - stand on any street corner in subrban Montreal, Quebec, Canada, West side, North side, South shore andEast side, hijabs, headscarfs are swaying in the afternoon.

Montreal, a city known for its churches, has seen its church attendance drop drastically over the last 35 years. Ironically, I believe that within 10 years, there will be more attendees to mosques than there will be to churches or synagogues.

But apart from this "visual terrorism is the raw hatred for Israel one will hear on the local talk shows; 580 Am CFRA in Ottawa or 940 AM in Montreal. Many callers with Arabic names and Arabic sounding voices openly state that they support Hezbollah or that Hezbollah cannot be crushed or demonize Israel.

These voices were not here 15 years ago.

These new Canadians as they are politely referred to by the Liberal Party; especially Carolyn Parrish - Canada's version of Cynthia McKinnney, are a growing threat.

Unfortunately Quebec politicans will attend their rallies because they speak French and see them as keeping them in power.

A WARNING TO AMERICANS WHO WISH TO VOTE FOR HILLARY:

IF QUEBEC SEPARATES, QUEBEC POLITICAINS WILL NEED TO IMPORT MORE FRENCH SPEAKING ARABS TO MAKE UP FOR THE EVENTUAL NON-FRENCH SPEAKING EXODUS AS WELL AS FOR CONTRIBUTING TO THE SOCIAL PROGRAMS THEY KEEP TALKING ABOUT. MANY OFTHEM WILL BE HEZBOLLAH SYMPATHIZERS.

PROTECT YOUR NORTHER BORDER

Jeff Burke

Montreal, Quebecistan

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