With the reports of the attack on the Canadian parliament still echoing around  the mainstream media it seems that this is, surprise surprise another Jihadist attack :

Ottawa was put into lockdown overnight Australian time after Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, shot to death a Canadian soldier standing guard at the nation’s war memorial on Wednesday, then stormed Parliament in a hail of gunfire before he was killed by the sergeant-at-arms.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper declared the act a “terror attack” as he said that Canadians would not be intimidated by such actions.

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I do think that I may be re reading a rather well worn sermon if I say that this is yet another proof that allowing ourselves to be blind to the religious affiliations of the immigrants that have flooded into the western countries after the second world war. To some extent this is the truth that dare not speak its name. You see if anyone dares to say that there is a problem with so many of those who follow the religion invented by Mohammad we are shouted down as if we are advocating under age buggery. just look at the sort of panicked tweet from from the deputy leader of the Greens:

Scott Morrison’s power grab on Ebola is just the next step in his Anti-Muslim Campaign. #racisthttp://t.co/AlDpGeJtVI

— sarah hanson-young (@sarahinthesen8) October 23, 2014

The far left are altogether too keen to make excuses  for Muslim migrants and one of the big ways they do this is to denounce anyone who even implicitly  questions the bonafides of any Muslim . However I think that there have been enough instances of Jihadists emerging form the western communities of the Muslim Diaspora for us to at least question the wisdom of allowing the importation of further Muslim immigrants.

No matter how many virtues that we may find in multiculturalism, like the  things that have clearly enriched our society, we can’t pretend that it is a rose without thorns and our task as a culture is to find a way that we can enjoy the blossoms without bleeding profusely from the thorns, and that may require some very tough decisions, decisions that sir Humphrey would describe as “very courageous”

Cheers Comrades