Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Toronto: Multiculturalism Is Turning Violent

Islamic thugs feel free to assault a journalist, while the police officer is perfectly fine with the assailant's excuse that she was merely trying to knock the camera out of his hands...
The details: I was at Yonge-Dundas Square with my nine-year-old son. We ate pizza. We drank bubble tea. And I used my new Canon camera to take photos of this neon shrine.

Suddenly, a woman wearing a hijab ran toward me. She was part of a group that included two women wearing full face-covering burkas. She was screaming: “We are Muslim! You do not take pictures of us!” (Odd. I can’t find the “no photos” rule in the Qur’an.)

I informed the lady I was in a public square in a democracy. I can actually take pictures of whomever I please.

And then: Ka-pow! Her fist collided with my face. Worse, she almost knocked my new camera from my hands.

My son and I were then surrounded by a mob of about 20 people, many of whom were speaking Arabic. One kept demanding I surrender my camera to him.

It was surreal. Was I in Toronto — or Riyadh?
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The cop walked back to me. No charges would be laid, he said, because he believed the woman’s story — namely, she was merely trying to knock the camera out of my hands.

Got that? Apparently, attempted property damage is OK. If a face gets in the way of a would-be vandalizing fist... hey, accidents happen.
Has the Young & Dundas intersection become Canada's first "sharia-controlled zone"? Well, if Great Britain can have hundreds of "no-go zones" for infidels, where you better do as you're told or the adherents of the "religion of peace" beat the c*** out of you - who said that Canada is immune?...

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