Canada Prepares for Muslim Takeover
Before a country can be taken over with the least effort, there are two preparations that need to be made: Pass laws that make it illegal
- to defend yourself
- to criticize Muslims.
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Canada has 2 for 2 going so far:
The Lasso of Truth [now defunct] alerts us to this bit of horrifying news in her post Oh, Canada...:
A home invasion took a deadly twist yesterday, leaving one of two bandits dead and a suspect in critical condition from serious stab wounds.
And murder charges could be pending against the 35-year-old man renting the acreage home, who, along with his girlfriend, was jarred awake at 3:30 a.m. when the two men burst into the bedroom after forcibly entering the residence through a side door.
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Canada's Criminal Code authorizes people to use the amount of force necessary to protect themselves and their property.
However, the law stresses such force should not be used to cause death or grievous bodily harm.
I am not saying that the home invaders were Muslims, but it won't be long before Islamic thugs hear about this and start taking advantage as soon as they see a drop in criminal deaths and an increase in home-owner deaths.
And Kathy Shaidle has been reporting on the Human Rights Commission of Canada's assault against free speech when it hurts Muslims' feelings:
Five Feet of Fury, Rex Murphy on Mark Steyn: "we all know what a hotbed of radical bigotry and vile prejudice Maclean’s magazine has been."
"Why is any human rights commission inserting itself between a magazine, a television show, a newspaper and the readers or viewers? Is every touchy, or agenda-driven sensibility now free to call upon the offices of the state and free of charge -- to them -- not their targets -- to embroil them in 'justifying' their right to write and broadcast as they see fit? The Western Standard magazine, during the so-called Danish cartoon crisis got hauled before the Alberta Human Rights Commission for publishing the cartoons that all the world was talking about. The action drained the magazine’s resources -- but it was free to the complainant."
It shouldn't be long before Canada's flag will have a crescent instead of a Maple Leaf.
