We didn’t know that as this was taking place, Muslim fascists in Libya and Egypt were murdering people who had in some way offended them.
One of the dead was the U.S. ambassador to Libya, representing a nation that had given so much to free the Libyan people from tyranny.
The ostensible reason for the slaughter was outrage over a fringe movie depicting the prophet Mohammed in a negative light.
So what? We are supposed to be free to speak our minds. The issue here is not the movie but the Islamic reaction to the movie.
Remember, the same week this tiny film was made public, the internationally celebrated Venice Film Festival gave an award to a movie showing a naked woman masturbating with a crucifix.
The Christian response was an e-mail.
I doubt any of this would have moved the crazies protesting Tuesday.
They described their demonstration as a hate-free zone, but told me and the other Sun News team to “f--- off” as soon as we arrived.
Not one of the many protesters could tell me the name of the medic who was killed by Omar Khadr, and some of them said it didn’t matter.
They were also indifferent to the stories I told them of Christians, gays, women and moderate Muslims being slaughtered by militant Islamists.
What was noticeable was how many non-Muslim, white student types were there, including one with a megaphone with OCAP — Ontario Coalition Against Poverty — written on it, as an ownership marker.
In that most of the crowd seemed to have the latest iPhones and iPads, I’m not sure where the poverty was.
As always, these extremist groups wheel out their token Jew or two, like the old South African apartheid regime always had a black traitor who would praise the system.
One of the Jewish ladies at this event explained how all of Israel was occupied territory.
The crowd screamed “fascist” and “hoodlum” at the peaceful crowd of mainly Jewish, Hindu and Chinese people across the road, and then ostentatiously sat down when the Canadian national anthem was played.
Suddenly Omar’s sister Zaynab Khadr was spotted and internal e-mails revealed she would be kindly providing refreshments — no joke.
The lovely Zaynab once said of Americans killed on 9/11, “They deserve it.
“They’ve been doing it for such a long time, why shouldn’t they feel it once in a while?”
We asked her politely for a comment, and the zoo erupted.
We were pushed and threatened, and a group of people surrounded us screaming “racist, racist” and tried to prevent us from moving.
One of them grabbed my arm and microphone, but his grip was as tenuous as his grasp of logic.
So, a night with the fanatics. Thank God they do not have the guns and bombs possessed by their friends in the Middle East.
But be aware, they live among us, and their hatred and anger knows few bounds.
Original Article
Source: toronto sun
Author: Michael Coren
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