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Customs Act  . The government is not doing its job properly. This is evident with the backlash experienced by Canada's Islamic and Sikh communities. Government mismanagement of the refugee system is a disservice to the immigrant communities that are working hard to contribute to a country which has given

September 21st, 2001House debate

Rahim JafferCanadian Alliance

Terrorism   America. The security sources have already told Canadians that al-Qaeda, Armed Islamic Group and al-Jihad, all groups named by President Bush today, are operating in Canada. Will the government move to ban these organizations and freeze their assets immediately? It has to be done

September 24th, 2001House debate

Stockwell DayCanadian Alliance

Customs Act   are able and willing to twist a beautiful religion like Islam into something it does not represent, have made a very clear decision and have sent a very clear message to other countries that they are not willing to engage in peaceful negotiations. Therefore, a multifactorial response

September 24th, 2001House debate

Keith MartinCanadian Alliance

Customs Act   to the tenets of Islam. That is a central issue for people of his ilk. On the issue of economics, the member should know that the leaders of the Taliban are quite affluent. While the Afghani people have been suffering beyond comprehension for years and live in grinding poverty, members

September 24th, 2001House debate

Keith MartinCanadian Alliance

Terrorism   terrorist and that terrorism, from whatever quarter and for whatever purpose, is unacceptable. Third, it must be clear that this is a war against terrorism and not against Islam or any religion. Fourth, the struggle against terrorism should explore and exhaust a multi-layered strategy

September 25th, 2001House debate

Irwin CotlerLiberal

Terrorism  Mr. Speaker, we appreciate that action. One of the terrorist groups banned by President Bush is the Armed Islamic Group of Algeria. Convicted terrorist Ahmed Ressam was, when in Montreal, part of a large group of thieves which financed the actions of this group in Canada. Has

September 25th, 2001House debate

Stockwell DayCanadian Alliance

Terrorism  Mr. Speaker, does the government under current legislation have the power to seize and freeze the assets of groups like Al-Qaida, Islamic Jihad, the Armed Islamic Group and Hamas, all of which according to CSIS are operating in Canada? Do we have that power to seize and freeze

September 25th, 2001House debate

Jason KenneyCanadian Alliance

Supply  , we must avoid rushing into the retaliative actions that are being considered . Even if the terrorists responsible for this attack did it on behalf of a particular people or religion, they were condemned by every legitimate representative of the Arabic and Islamic communities

September 25th, 2001House debate

Christiane GagnonBloc

Burlington   shocked by the recent acts of terrorism. Islam is a religion of love and care for all human beings. The destruction and mass murder in New York City and Washington D.C.have no place in religion. As a community Burlington residents reject terrorism. Our gathering demonstrated that our

September 26th, 2001House debate

Paddy TorsneyLiberal

Terrorism  Mr. Speaker, that is a complete cop-out and the minister knows it. If the United States can do it so can we. In fact one of the groups on President Bush's list is Algeria's armed Islamic group which has used Canada as a base for theft and fundraising. The GIA ringleader is from

September 26th, 2001House debate

Keith MartinCanadian Alliance

Committees of the House  . In the midst of all of this chaos, a group of young, reform minded Sunni Muslim students, or Taliban, arose in southern Afghanistan and in religious schools in Pakistan. They swept to power by 1996 and put in place a radical Islamic regime. While there was initially hope from the people

September 26th, 2001House debate

Stockwell DayCanadian Alliance

Sudan   terrorism became clear during the trial this year of terrorists accused of bombing American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998 in which 224 people were killed and thousands were injured. A detailed picture emerged of the national Islamic front regime's support for and financial

September 26th, 2001House debate

Maurice VellacottCanadian Alliance

Sudan   of the situation, as my colleague has done. The extremist national Islamic front regime in Khartoum, which militarily deposed an elected government in 1989, has waged an ongoing savage war and scorched earth policy against the people of southern Sudan and other marginalized areas. In the most

September 26th, 2001House debate

Svend RobinsonNDP

Sudan   that was provided by the member who moved the motion. The resolution outlines a fearful description of the situation there. I will go through a few of the paragraphs that they raised for public awareness. They condemn: the National Islamic Front (NIF) government for its genocidal war

September 26th, 2001House debate

Bill CaseyProgressive Conservative

Sudan   between the Christians in the south who are being beaten up by the Arab-Islamic people in the north, let me say that is a complete misnomer. They should stop supporting the people in the south until the various factions of the SPLA make an honest effort to produce peace. Second

September 26th, 2001House debate

Keith MartinCanadian Alliance