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Did you hear the story about the Pakistani Muslim leader, whose home base is in Toronto; issued a fatwa against acts of terrorism, a six-hundred-page one I might add?  Oh yeah man, Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri is doing his bit in the war on terrorism. No, he’s not.
Like WTF man, who in their [...]

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The guy I speak of today here in Crooked in Canada; he is not all there. He doesn’t have his shit together anymore than I do, and yet he is being allowed to bash Canada in front of high school students. That’s just wrong, but hey, that’s the beauty of having [...]

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Naa, naa, naa, naa, naa, naa. Too f***ing bad for Omar Khadr supporters that the Supreme Court of Canada has said they are going to let the government make the call on whether or not they should ask the United States to return him to Canada, you know set him free instead of allowing the [...]

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Those two Canadian terrorists that went on trial in the U.S.A for brokering arms deals for the outlawed Tamil Tigers, the terrorist organization with has a strong support network in Canada, have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms–and guess what Canada, unlike those convicted in the Toronto 18 terrorism plot, Sathajhan Sarachandran and his co-conspirator [...]

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When it comes to getting payback from a terrorist, justice if you want to call it that, it doesn’t matter who is holding the keys to Oval Office, the rhetoric is always the same. “We track down those responsible and bring them to justice,” they say–but at the end of the day though, it never [...]

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Yemen’s ambassador to Canada, Khaled Mhafoudh Bahah is asking the powers that be in Ottawa to do more for Yemen to help raise the country’s standard of living and impede the growth of al-Qaeda in that region. To that CG says, f*** you buddy and get the f*** out of Canada too.
The Yemenis are lying [...]

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There is every possibility today that half of what I blog about, perhaps even most of it, won’t make any sense to visitors of Crooked in Canada and its sub domains. In my defense though, it’s because I just can’t seem to get into the blogging thing at this time of the year. I have [...]

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First off let me just say that I didn’t know that the National Post sympathizes with Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam rebels like Canadian Sathajhan Sarachandran, currently up in charges in the United States for purchasing arms for the Tamil Tigers.
Like WTF is wrong with the journalists at that publication, and does Stewart Bell think [...]

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Some individuals, and we all know who you are by the way, may find today’s Crooked in Canada a little too racy, perhaps extremely racist or hateful, but you know what, he doesn’t give a f***. The Muslim community reaps what it sows as far as CG is concerned, and while this blog post is [...]

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You know what I think, and no I didn’t need CSIS boss Richard (Dick) B. Fadden to convince me of this; when it comes to terrorism, there are a lot of dumb Canadians, those being the ones saying, “Huh, it will never happen to us,” blah, blah, blah.
Nothing like sitting back and criticizing those national [...]

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Like are Omar Khadr’s lawyers stupid or what?
He’s a Canadian who supports and will act on behalf of terrorism, at the drop of a hat, or when [that] phone call happens. His lawyer, Barry “Court Jester” Coburn, is an idiot that was selected to replace another idiot at the defense table, Lt-Cmdr. Bill Kuebler, who [...]

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Abdullah Khadr, he’s no better than his brother Omar is, perhaps even more dangerous, and at the end of the day like his brother, his fate should rest with the Americans.
Of course, everybody knows that the best-case scenario would be for somebody to take his life, put a bullet between his eyes just to make [...]

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Gee, I wonder how well this is going to go down in Canada.
Get this, in Afghanistan if you help Canada with its mission in Afghanistan, have done so for 12 months, and can prove that you face injury or death as a result, a streamlined process for such an Afghan national to gain permanent residency [...]

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Is legal laughing stock Lorne Waldman on drugs or what?  The reason I ask is that for some reason he seems to think that he can compel the Canadian government to do something about the fate Bashir Makhtal has met in Ethiopia.
What does Waldman want the feds to do you might be asking (but probably [...]

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If the story being told in Australia about a suicide attack on an army base is true, then obviously it doesn’t take too many brain cells to become a member of the Al-Shabaab terrorist organization, and the four men who were arrested by the Australian Federal Police the other day are perfect examples of how [...]

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It looks like Canadian terrorist Omar Khadr is going to get what he deserves. According to a U.S. Justice Department document, his fate will rest in the hands of a military commission rather than in the hands of a federal civilian court, if of course the United States decides to go ahead with terrorism and [...]

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Gee, it has been a while since LTTE supporters have taken to the streets of Toronto, hasn’t it?
Maybe they have finally come to the realization that despite the crap the LTTE in Toronto (and you know there are some there) were feeding them and the western media about the Sri Lankan government killing and maiming [...]

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While the Canadian government is readying itself for an appearance before the Federal Court of Appeal, where they will argue today that they have done enough for that terrorist piece of shit in Guantanamo Bay Omar Khadr, a sentencing hearing has been going on in a Brampton, Ontario courtroom.
It sounds to me like the Toronto [...]

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Let’s start with that sympathizing lot of Liberation Tigers of Tiger Eelam protesters who, now that the 30-year-old civil war their heroes were fighting is over, are going to continue to disrupt the daily commute of those people who have something to do with their time instead of collecting welfare, mooching a free education, and [...]

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I’ve always felt that when LTTE supporters are taking to streets around the world, they condoned the kind of very violence they were accusing the Sri Lanka military of using, and that their protests had nothing to do with ending the violence in their homeland.
The LTTE have surrendered, their leader may be dead, and that [...]

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