Posted on 07/29/2009 1:01:48 PM PDT by Sammy67
On Friday, July 31, 2009, the Islamic supremacist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir will be holding another public conference, this time in the Ontario, Canada city of Mississauga. Unlike the July 19, 2009 Hizb ut-Tahrir conference which was held at a private facility in Chicago suburb Oak Lawn’s Hilton Hotel, the Canadian Hizb ut-Tahrir meeting will be held at a Canadian government-managed public facility, the Mississauga Valley Community Center.
Hizb ut-Tahrir Seeks to Promote Supremacism in Canada The Islamic supremacist Hizb ut-Tahrir (HT) Canadian event is publicized on the Hizb ut-Tahrir web site as being sponsored by “Hizb ut-Tahrir Canada” as part of HT’s “2009 Khilafah Campaign,” which included the July 19, 2009 HT event in the Chicago Oak Lawn, IL suburb. HT has advertised this event to be held at the Canadian govt-managed facility in Mississauga for: “Friday, July 31st, 6.30PM to 8.30PM, Frank Bean Lounge — Mississauga Valley Community Center, 1275 Mississauga Valley
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“Canadian government-managed public facility, the Mississauga Valley Community Center.”
Is it really a “Canadian government” managed public faciity? On a guess I would suspect that the Mississauga Valley community center is probably a municipally managed facility, while “Canadian government” makes it sound like it’s federally managed. Not that it should be hosting an Islamist supremacist group, mind you.
The City of Mississauga , not the Canadian Government.
Frank Bean Lounge
* room size – 21’x 25’x 9’
* capacity – 40
* alcohol allowed – permit required
* audio/visual equipment
Remember folks, white racism is different than any other kind. (As if there is a difference) All non-white racism is simply “ethnic pride” or the like.
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