[Peter Libra]

The whole article should be read carefully though. Figures are that approximately 182 Liberal members (governing party)voted for the motion. There were 96 Conservative members who voted against the motion. Also, what is disturbing, it is stated absolutely no media outlet informed Canadians of this parliamentary motion and edict.

I know this for sure, as I do observe the television media in Canada. Well..... trust Free Republic to have jihad watch to tell the story. As for the male members of the Liberal Party, I would like to advise.

Get your elegant bottoms up in the air. (Chuckle).

[Snowyman]

I’m not sure jihad watch is telling the real story . The motion needed unanimous consent to pass.

After question period, Mulcair, acting on an e-petition sponsored by Liberal MP Frank Baylis, asked the House to join the more than 66,000 Canadians urging parliamentarians to condemn all forms of Islamophobia.

While most MPs yelled out: “Agreed.” A handful of Conservatives said: “No.”

The motion was denied.

Conservative government members of Parliament did not support the motion, and the Liberal MP from Mississauga Centre, Omar Alghabra, referred to the Conservative attitude as “troubling.”

Samer Majzoub, the initiator of the petition, was in Ottawa to witness his motion pass and told reporters that he was sad to see Conservative MPs block the motion.