[Clive]

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[mtbopfuyn]

scattered amongst the crowd were a number of Hezbollah flags and placards

Coming soon to a neighborhood near you... oh, thanks to congress, the POTUS, and ICE, they're here already.

[RobRoy]

So, you can take Quebec out of France, but you can't take France out of Quebec.

[presidio9]

Any idea where this article came from Clive?

[squarebarb]

This is extremely dangerous.

Especially since English Canadians have become appeasers in the name of being socially correct.

[Clive]

The author of the article is Barbara Kay, National Post

[johnny7]

Police probe firebombing as potential terrorist act
CanWest News Service; Montreal Gazette
Published: Wednesday, August 09, 2006

MONTREAL - The Quebec provincial police is investigating whether the firebombing of a car owned by petroleum industry spokesperson Carol Montreuil was a terrorist act. The car burst into flames Thursday around 3:15 a.m. in the driveway of Montreuil's home 30 kilometres north of Montreal in Lorraine, Que., according to police spokesperson Marc Butz. Montreuil is eastern Canada Division vice president of the Canadian Petroleum Products Institute.

The provincial police anti-terrorism unit is to analyze the charred shell of the car to determine what caused the explosion. "We don't know if it was a bomb or some technical malfunction," Butz said yesterday. "That could take several days, even weeks." However, Butz said the case may be linked to a December 2004 attack on a Hydro Quebec transmission tower in the Eastern Townships. A little-known group called the Initiative de resistance internationaliste claimed responsibility for both incidents in emails sent to some media outlets in 2004 and on Friday, he said.

On Sunday, the police seized computer files from the Journal de Montreal to trace an email the paper received, Butz said. The email blamed oil companies for holding consumers hostage while making big profits, damaging the environment and financing wars in places such as Iraq.

In June, Montreuil, vice-president of the Canada Petroleum Products Institute, which represents oil companies, said they intend to pass along the costs, and that the $200-million-a-year carbon tax will emerge in the form of 1.5-cent increase a litre in fuel.

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

The Left supports terrorists because the tactic of terrorism is emblematic of Leftist tactics. Both are minority groups. Both have extremely anti-freedom causes. Both see themselves as the righteous, justified underdogs. Both will use any means necessary to come to power. The only difference is that the Left, propped up by multiculturalists, also suffer a guilt and fear (rooted in bigotry) that neuters them from responding to the enemies they desperately do not want to acknowledge.

[badpacifist]

scattered amongst the crowd were a number of Hezbollah flags and placards

gosses et foufoune lâches faire la pipe

[mewzilla]

...Lebanese-Canadians...

A man can't serve two masters.

[Tax-chick]

ping

[Ciexyz]

Tant pis.

[CaptainCanada]

Complacent Canadians think it can't happen here.

It can't happen here... No way...

[Catholic Canadian]

Just like their cousins in France.