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August 30, 2010
The very essence of what we are
Richard Fadden, director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, and a raft of other well-meaning but clueless experts are confounded by the emergence of homegrown terrorism.
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Of particular concern, he said, were second- and third-generation Canadians who have become disenchanted with their own country and blame it for strife overseas. “That’s the most worrisome part, I think, of our work today,” Fadden said. “It’s the people who have been in this country for quite a while who are rejecting the very essence of what we are in Canada.”
Richard Fadden, director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, and a raft of other well-meaning but clueless experts clearly have no idea what is being taught at Canadian universities. It is anti-American, anti-Israel and anti-everything that used to be the essence of Canada. To young people, World War II is the story of Canadian injustice to Japanese-Canadians and Allied war crimes at Dresden and Hiroshima.
Medal of Honor is the closest this generation comes to a proper education in history and it runs counter to what every figure in authority has ever told them.
The only wonder should be there has been so little domestic terrorism. If Canadian men hadn't been castrated by the same education system drip feeding Marxist propaganda as a sustitute for the truth since the 1960s, they too would take up arms with their Muslim brothers against the Crusaders and the Jews.
The very essence of what we now are is a country where you can spread blood libels against the Jews, partner with Mastercard to raise money for Pakistan and nobody in the Canadian Establishment will raise an eyebrow.
The will to accommodation and appeasement and moral equivalence is the very essence of what we have become as Canadians. But Richard Fadden and the rest of his friends running the country are surprised by this latest fruit of the poisoned garden we have grown for ourselves.
Posted by Ghost of a flea at August 30, 2010 10:08 AM
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