[Zionist Conspirator]

I'd be interested in knowing what you mean by this .

Oh come on! It's a matter of public record that participation in WWII was very unpopular in Quebec because of the province's traditional hostility to Britain (anti-Semitism was very rife in Quebec as well). Look it up in any history book on the subject.

There was absolutely nothing controversial in what I said.

[Snowyman]

There was absolutely nothing controversial in what I said.////,

I simply ask you a question . Expecting a simple answer. Nothing controversial was implied , other than I suspected you were painting with an extremely broad brush . I do disagree with your labeling French Canadians as "pro Nazi" because they chose not to support what they called an "English" war. If you take the time to read a history book you will find a strong Catholic protest , led by local priests , in Quebec against the war . Until the bodies of seamen started washing a shore along the Gulf of St Lawrence.

You also might want to find out about the French Canadian regiments, volunteers all , who fought and died at places like Dieppe , Ortona and Juno Beach. . Just like the English Canadian ones. And then there is the Jewish population of Montreal and Quebec City . Persecuted to the point that they're still there . Recognized as a citizens over 170 years ago.

Yeah , nothing controversial in what you said at all .

[GMMAC]

Your refusal to properly capitalize the word "Christian" and seeming rejection of any notion as to the validity of Celtic Scottish & Irish nation states, combined with the rest of your intolerant comments, leads me to believe you subscribe to views not unlike those of the Taliban.

Now, notwithstanding that I've made numerous posts supporting Israel's obvious right to self-determination/defense, I'll just wait to be labeled an anti-Semite in response to concluding as much.