Trudeau announces Amira Elghawaby as Canada's first representative to combat Islamophobia

Ron in Regina

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…is the same as…
Ok, thank you. Shitty situation, but if it’s “the same as” then the language would be the same as, right? Thus apparently it’s not “the same as”…

Though, in looking for the words Terrorist or Terrorism at your link…I found those words (not “the same as” those words) used once. Since it’s your link & you’ve posted it several times you claim…
Posted before several times.

Will you follow this time?
I don’t have to tell you who & what they’re describing with those terms, right? But for others who might not have clicked onto that link, here’s the one time at that link the words terror or terrorist or terrorism is used:

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Apparently, they’re not, at least not at the link that you posted, but if you’ve got another that actually says that they are, I would be glad to read through it, when time permits.
 

Ron in Regina

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Anyway, back in Canada, in the 18 months since Oct. 7, 2023, antisemitism has become so normalized in Canada in the worst outbreak of it since the 1930s that it’s no longer considered big news.

Jewish day schools have been shot at, Jewish-owned businesses torched and vandalized, Swastikas painted on synagogues and homes, Jews harassed entering and leaving their places of worship, Jewish university students threatened, Jewish neighbourhoods invaded by chanting pro-Hamas demonstrators describing them as “Zionist-infested” areas, and hundreds of street demonstrations calling for the death of Jews and the destruction of Israel.

Antisemitism today infects everything from the federal government – look at the people it hires as so-called “anti-racism” experts – to public sector union leaders – look at the things they say – to universities, “think tanks” and “non government organizations,” what we laughably used to call “civil society.”

During this time, only one national political leader and his party have consistently and unequivocally condemned this tsunami of hatred aimed at Jews — Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives. Queer that?

While vote-counting Grits periodically mouth pro-forma condemnations of Jew hatred, their attitude towards Canada’s 335,000 Jews, compared to 1.8 million Muslims, was best demonstrated by Liberal Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly.

Former NDP leader Tom Mulcair reported that she told him that her positions on the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza were influenced by the demographics in her riding.

The fact she’s still the foreign affairs minister under both Justin Trudeau and Mark Carney, says all anyone needs to know about where the Liberals stand today.
As for the NDP, their behaviour on these issues ever since Oct. 7, 2023 has been so disgraceful that if they lose party status on April 28, it will be a blessing.
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