FATAH: Trudeau’s choice of Hijabi to combat Islamophobia is puzzling Via TarekFatah
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If our leadership remains in the hands of Islamists — many born in Canada — and we Muslims continue to play the “victim card,” we will not cut the mustard..There is nothing “irrational” about fearing the Islamist state of mind and the jihadi agenda. Those who take the law into their own hands must be dealt with severely, but we Muslims could do far more if we stop aping the agenda of the Muslim Brotherhood in Canada.
Are you taking it out? Clearly, the sight of thousands of exiled Iranians who now call Canada their home upset Elghawaby. What else could we have expected from Trudeau’s new czarina who, instead of criticizing the Ayatollahs of Iran, chose to target fellow Muslims who seek democracy, liberty, freedom of conscience and speech?
The Quebec government also asked to remove Elghawaby over her 2019 opinion piece in which she criticized Quebec’s secularism law, Bill 21. The law bans public employees in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols such as a kippah, turban or hijab while on the job.
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