Erasing It From The Map – small dead animals

National Post- Service Canada offers limited apology, ‘no accountability’ for telling Jewish Montrealer she couldn’t name Israel as birth country

She and her lawyer, Neil Oberman, suspect the episode stems from Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to recognize the state of Palestine.

7 Replies to “Erasing It From The Map”

Outrageous. Lawsuit time.

At the very least the individual who made this insane decision needs to be fired…at the very least. You can’t hide behind your government job this time.

Would they dare say that to a Muslim Israeli?
There are 1.7 million Muslim Israeli citizens.
Cantada is a shithole country overfull with nutless cowards and mewling quims.

(Note: I’ve decided to preface every post with a land acknowledgement)

“GET OFF MY LAWN!!!”

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Whenever I see a situation like this, it bothers me that the individual committing the perceived slight or violation in the name of a government institution is not named specifically. This matter, in particular, is of interest because showing bias in the Passport office is a security threat. It’s not much of a stretch for and individual willing to disregard Israel as a country to taking steps to allow a passport to someone who shouldn’t be entitled to such a legal pass based on political views or individual origin/race/religion. Or, perhaps, issuing false passports in an effort to assist in illegal travel.

I don’t believe such a person should be entitled to anonymity.

It stems from antisemitism, Marx Carnage recognizing Palestine is only the cover.

What did Anastasia expect would happen? Why, for that matter, was she studying outside Israel at all?

Answer: she’s a draft dodger, sitting out the Gaza war in Canada. And not the only one.

“Ms. Zorchinsky, the president and founder of the StartUp Nation Montreal, an Israeli student club, is among several Concordia University students who last year filed a lawsuit against the university, accusing it of failing to combat antisemitism on campus. The lawsuit is pending.”

If Anastasia were serious about combating anti-Semitism, all she had to do was take the first available flight home on October 7, pick up a gun and use it to put down Hamasniks. The administration of Concordia aren’t the least bit interested in fighting Jew-hatred, just in shutting down anyone with an unkind word for Muslims or Red Chinese.