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The current Taylor-Bouchard commission, for instance, which is investigating how Quebec should accommodate religious minorities, has seen a procession of witnesses, many of them young people, bewail the passing of Catholic Quebec. Others view the commission's hearings quite differently. "The hearings have been a train wreck," snorts McGill University political scientist Jacob T. Levy. "They've provided a juicy opportunity for the most bigoted elements in Quebec society to get a live televised audience for their views."

Jacob Levy, his ideas, and all of the people who share his philosophy, can best serve Quebec (not only Quebec, but the entire world) by dying, the sooner the better. They will never admit that they have foisted upon a credulous public totally disastrous cultural, educational, and social policies, that everything they do, say, and believe is wrong from first axiom to last.

It's wonderful to hear that there is a resurgence of cultural identity among the younger Quebecois. It leaves room for hope that sanity may return to the world. We must demolish the poisonous belief that 'multiculturalism' and 'diversity' are wonderful values, but championing one's own cultural traditions, if one is European, Canadian, or American, is somehow "bigoted."

Exactly. Elite opinion looks down on faith, family and traditional values as outdated and needing to be junked. Most people are still attached to them despite the ridicule from society's "enlightened." That's a good thing.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus