Canadians have everything to fear.
Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose was one of the few elected leaders who spoke frankly of sharia motion M-103, when she said that she was worried that charges of “islamophobia” would be used “to intimidate rather than to inform.
“I do worry that some of my work trying to empower women and girls in Muslim communities could be branded as ‘Islamophobic’ if I criticize practices that I believe are oppressive.”
When I ran ads on Edmonton buses offering help to Muslim girls who wanted to live free, they were taken down almost immediately because three or four Muslims (who obviously supported the honor code of violence) said they were offended.
I exhausted all legal actions fighting to get those ads back up. To no avail.
Now they will criminalize sharia violations and throw people who stand for freedom in jail.
Oh, Canada.
M-103: CBC SAYS ISLAMIC SHARIA LAW IS “NOTHING TO FEAR”
Rebel Media, September 27, 2017 (thanks to Blazing)
It’s bad enough that during the hearings into the Liberals’ anti-“Islamophobia” motion M-103, we’ve heard expert witnesses call for censorship, including prosecuting radio stations.
But on last night’s show, our own Candice Malcolm and I talked about a one-sided CBC article that assured Canadians that sharia law was “nothing to fear.”
She explains why nothing could be further from the truth.
Can you believe the state broadcaster gets over $1 billion of your tax dollars a year to run these stories?
Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
Pamela Geller’s commitment to freedom from jihad and Shariah shines forth in her books
