11 thoughts on “Canada: Nine Months in Jail for Blasphemy Against Islam”

1. “… and laughed derisively at or in the general direction of Muslims.”

   LOL! This would be funny if it were not so serious. Canada seems hell-bent on having European-style “hate” crimes up to and including “hate thoughts.”

   • Surprised they didn’t send the Pre-Crime init after him much earlier, ala Minority Report.

2. For now I am glad we have the First Amendment to protect us from such outrageous charges but with Obummer and his drunken handling of executive orders will that right be lost someday.

3. My concern for this man is his safety in jail during his nine months’ of incarceration. We heard the stories of felony Muslims being allowed to have Tommy Robinson in a locked room – cooperation of the guards in that particular lock-up.

   Does anyone know how corrupt the prison system is in Canada?

   In the US, one would have to consider it on a state-by-state or even a district-by-district basis to know how safe a sharia-fighter would be in the slammer. Here the breakdown is pretty much by color. I would guess that has an impact in Britain too…

4. Just finished watching an Arte documentary on the North Korean gulag, called “Camp 14”. Watch it if you can find it, it is both horrifying and educating.

   In there, we see how a NoKo prisoner denounced his mother and brother for planning an escape, and as a result, they were both executed while he watched. He did not cry, nor have any feeling of remorse, since his mother/brother did the wrong thing, so in his mind, they got their just retribution.

   Returning to that Canadian story, I am sure that the judge was convinced that she was a positive agent for society in incarcerating that poor wretch. I am sure that by punishing him, she was punishing a potential Nazi, someone who could incitate even greater hatred.

   How is that possible? That’s because in Canada, anyone who does not believe that multiculturalism (code word for Muslim immigration) is good has been demonized since years.

   Same as the voter fraud that put Obama back into power in the U.S. in 2012: the people who defrauded the electoral system and the hackers who programmed the voting machines in favor of Obama (and disinstalled their hacks just after the election) were all convinced they were doing good, by preventing the evil Romney from winning. In the US, it is republicans, whites and capitalism that are demonized since years.

   The constant behind all this? A belief that one’s opponents are so wicked that **anything** is fair game against them.

   I think we will see more of this, this is only a beginning. Wait until they come after you for comments you post on the Internet.

5. To hell with the istanbul process, they already have blasphemy laws in Canada to protect the islamic heresy from criticism. The world has gone mad, or are the authorities in receipt of petro dollars?

6. Only a nine month custodial sentence? In Australia about 8 years ago an 18 year old lad wore a tee-shirt he silkscreened printed himself, it read: “Mohammed was a goat-f***ing pedophile”. He was charged with inciting racial hatred or somesuch. He appeared in a local court in a suit and tie with his parents, character references, etc and politely observed all courtroom protocols. He was, with no prior criminal record, sentenced to 12 months imprisonment! I did a double take, not 12 days community service or a 12 week suspended sentence, but a year in jail.

   There was no precedent and no sentencing guidelines: the PC nincompoop judge just took it upon him/herself to misuse their authority and exercise a socio-political function under the guise of judicial discretion instead of properly exercising judicial power. Which should have been: “A tee-shirt of poor taste and no doubt offensive to adherents of a particular religion*: charge dismissed”.

   He appealed to the District Court and the one year custodial sentence was upheld; with the judge adding gratuitous observations about how heinous his crime was. If the prosecutor had cross-appealed on severity, the District Court judge may well have given the lad more time in the slammer. The boy and his parents did not appeal any higher deeming it a futile waste of money and potentially risking a worse sentence: they read the wind and understood that he was being made an example of. One does not see anti-Muslim tee shirts being worn in the streets of Australian cities.

   Prisons are especially dangerous places for attractive 18 year old boys, not least because of the large proportion of violent Muslim inmates with a predilection for …. and a passion for vengeance. The boy’s life has no doubt been ruined, if he did not take his own life in prison as many teenagers do due to prison rape. For wearing a tee-shirt.

   During the exact same period a bunch of Lebanese-Muslim teenagers tore down and burned on ANZAC Day – Australia’s de facto national day of patriotic expression commemorating the ill-fated landings at Gallipoli in Turkey during World War 1 – the Australian flag flying from a Returned Servicemens League (“RSL”) Club. One was caught. He was charged with arson and sentenced to an hour long session of “sensitivity training”, ie having to be in a room as a couple of returned servicemen explained to him the symbolic significance of the Australian flag (he was Australian-born and thus a citizen) and of ANZAC Day. Just watching his faux contrite expression as he walked in to attend his “sensitivity training” session would have made any sentient being throw up in disgust. He, his relatives and friends, no doubt dined out on the risibility of this “punishment” for years afterwards. Whether he had any prior criminal convictions or not was not publicised; which suggests he did.

   * For many years in the 80’s and 90’s a group of bearded and hairy-legged gay men in the lead up to Sydney’s annual Gay and Lesbian (is that still a permissible description – I can’t keep up?) Mardi Gras dressed up in nuns’ habits/garb and paraded around calling themselves “The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” – complete with placards impliedly describing in code their particular sexual indulgences. This was routinely televised and regarded by and propagated by the MSM as hilarious. I’m not at all religious myself, but I couldn’t help thinking that this may well be offensive to millions of Catholic Australians in general and clergy/nuns in particular. There were no charges brought against “The Sisters”. Needless to say the daring and courageous gay satirists who comprised “The Sisters” and their ilk have not ever mocked Islamic clerics and their well publicized injunctions against homosexuality. Can’t imagine why not.

7. Julius, that particular hate-filled Catholicophobic display in the so-called “Gay” so called “Mardi Gras” (the name and timing of which itself is a hate-filled mockery of a Catholic feast day, i.e. “Fat Tuesday” the celebration of the day before the Church season of Lent begins) did not finish in the 90s, it is still going on.

   Among the countless other expressions of hatred against religious groups (the vast majority of which is directed against Christians (and especially Catholics) and Jews, also worthy of mention is the Greens Party Senator a few years ago who wore into Australia’s Parliament House and throughout an entire SITTING OF THE SENATE, a T shirt with a slogan (which I won’t repeat here) expressing hatred of Catholics and making a disgusting reference to the favourite Catholic prayer the Rosary. She got no official criticism, punishment or censure at all, not even for wearing incorrect attire in Parliament (the rules say that members of Parliament must wear business suits, and others have been thrown out of the Parliamkent for such offences as omittuing to wear a tie!) Neither did anyone in the media criticise her action. On the contrary, senators from various parties and journalists spent the session giggling like schoolgirls about how supposedly hilarious the slogan was.

   I agree with all commenters, the double standard not just in Canada but in all countries is sickening.

8. From another article on this topic:

   “The promotion of those ideas was likely to produce enmity, scorn, ill will and malevolence on the basis of group affiliation.”

   Folks – given that this is Canada, where text from the Bible has been deemed hate speech, is it not time to file a prosecution in Canada against publishers of the Koran – for publishing a text “likely to produce enmity, scorn, ill will and malevolence on the basis of group affiliation.”? Or, at the very least, point out such texts in this trial? (assuming it goes to an appeal court)

9. At issue is whether two cultures can coexist if Muslims refuse to accept one of the basic tenets of liberalism: the right of others to express their views, however offensive, without the threat of violent reprisal. Canada & Europe needs to address this.

   In addition: Muslims s should be insisting that their own media stop the almost-daily depictions of Jews and Christians as bloodthirsty cannibals and murderers of children. One tasteless act does not excuse another. Tolerance is a two-way street.

10. It is most offensive that muslims in Canada declare all non followers as infidels , enemies
    and
    as stated in the islam guidebook, for jihad, Koran , islam has criminal intent against non followers …harm to the pt of death
    as well islam
    has illegal intent against govt to over throw govt and replace with islam jihad ideology
    islam is illegal by Canadian Criminal Code, Canadian Constitution and many other This is islam written statement of war, hate , racism against Canada, Canadians, on our streets, in our schools, towards our Canadian laws, in our neighborhoods, around our children

    We are to defend ourselves from islam hate, criminal intent, illegal intent
    we are protect ourselves under all laws governing Our Protection against islam

    we are to inform others of these facts of islam , we are to protect ourselves on our streets, in our schools , in our neighborhoods from islam hate ….

    we are to do so without threat from anyone , anything in or out of Canada

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