Why are the pro-Hamas rallies in Calgary at Glenmore Landing?
Why are anti-Semites Nagah Hage and Syed Soharwardy rallying with their pro-Hamas congregants at Glenmore Landing in southwest Calgary?
It's not downtown.
It's not near their mosques.
It's not in the part of the city where most Muslims and Arabs live.
It's not near the media.
It's not a public place, like a park, suitable for a rally.
Stephen Harper's constituency office is there. But it's not his office -- it's where his staff handle concerns from his constituents. I doubt he sets foot in there more than once a season.
It's obvious why bigots like Soharwardy and Hage are having their hate festival there.
It's because it's the most Jewish part of Calgary.
Across the street is the Jewish Centre. That's where the Holocaust memorial is, too. One street further is a synagogue. There's a Jewish old folks home there. The street is even called Jerusalem Way.
The mall is owned by RioCan, which is Jewish-run. Many of the tenants and shopkeepers are Jewish, particularly the professional offices. A large portion of the customers are Jewish.
In other words, Hage and Soharwardy want to terrify Jews -- especially the kind of Jews who would be out in the afternoon: seniors and moms with kids.
That's why they're bringing their swastikas along -- just in case they see any Holocaust survivors.
That's why they're bringing their terrorist flag along -- like last time, in case they see a rabbi, they can spit at him.
Hagah and Soharwardy hate Jews. So they're going to the Jewish part of town for their hate fest.
They're bringing their Gaza-style social decay with them, too: fear, graffiti and anti-Semitism.
This photograph was taken this morning, on the east side of 14th Street, opposite Glenmore Landing.
The Prime Minister happens to be the MP for the Jewish part of town. Anti-Semites are not only having hate rallies. They're leaving hate graffiti.
I think it's time the local MP issue a statement condemning it.
It's not downtown.
It's not near their mosques.
It's not in the part of the city where most Muslims and Arabs live.
It's not near the media.
It's not a public place, like a park, suitable for a rally.
Stephen Harper's constituency office is there. But it's not his office -- it's where his staff handle concerns from his constituents. I doubt he sets foot in there more than once a season.
It's obvious why bigots like Soharwardy and Hage are having their hate festival there.
It's because it's the most Jewish part of Calgary.
Across the street is the Jewish Centre. That's where the Holocaust memorial is, too. One street further is a synagogue. There's a Jewish old folks home there. The street is even called Jerusalem Way.
The mall is owned by RioCan, which is Jewish-run. Many of the tenants and shopkeepers are Jewish, particularly the professional offices. A large portion of the customers are Jewish.
In other words, Hage and Soharwardy want to terrify Jews -- especially the kind of Jews who would be out in the afternoon: seniors and moms with kids.
That's why they're bringing their swastikas along -- just in case they see any Holocaust survivors.
That's why they're bringing their terrorist flag along -- like last time, in case they see a rabbi, they can spit at him.
Hagah and Soharwardy hate Jews. So they're going to the Jewish part of town for their hate fest.
They're bringing their Gaza-style social decay with them, too: fear, graffiti and anti-Semitism.
This photograph was taken this morning, on the east side of 14th Street, opposite Glenmore Landing.The Prime Minister happens to be the MP for the Jewish part of town. Anti-Semites are not only having hate rallies. They're leaving hate graffiti.
I think it's time the local MP issue a statement condemning it.
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