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Human Rights Mr. Speaker, the Canadian government has been shamefully silent about the crimes against humanity being committed in Sudan by the brutal National Islamic Front regime. Today the Ottawa Citizen indicates just how involved in international terrorism the Sudanese regime has been
September 28th, 2001House debate
Maurice VellacottCanadian Alliance
Supply in place anti-racism initiatives, is facing a serious setback. Today we turn collectively to parliament and the Government of Canada to address this critical issue. The danger of people equating Islam with terrorism is the most disturbing development following the terrorist act. Mary
October 2nd, 2001House debate
Supply that these extremists, these radicals, who took the actions on September 11 are no more typical of those who practise the religion of Islam than the extremists in Northern Ireland are typical of Christians, be they Protestant or Catholic, or other extremists of the groups with which they may
October 2nd, 2001House debate
John ManleyLiberal
Supply with you that Islam has nothing to do with the mass murder that was planned and carried out by the terrorists and their masters. He added: Above all I want to stand by your side to condemn the acts of intolerance and hatred that have been committed against your community since
October 2nd, 2001House debate
Sarmite BulteLiberal
Supply the Sahara desert to Timbuktu. The reason I begin with this story is that it was my first encounter and my most memorable encounter with Islam. What happened is we arrived in Algiers on the day before Christmas. On the day after Christmas we set out on our journey from Algiers, the city
October 2nd, 2001House debate
John BrydenLiberal
Supply of poverty and social inequities. If that were the case, there would be umpteen numbers of terrorist groups coming out of sub-Saharan Africa. That is not the problem. Osama bin Laden is worth up to $300 million. Islam is a very rich religion. It is true that many of the people who have
October 2nd, 2001House debate
Keith MartinCanadian Alliance
Supply have come from there. It is important to remember that Judaism, Christianity, Islam and all other religions abhor the terrorism that has taken place. The act was carried out by a small group of fanatic extremists. We must fight any expression of xenophobia by reaching out to our
October 2nd, 2001House debate
Andrew TelegdiLiberal
Supply for these sorts of things. They use scapegoats. Someone else is always to blame for their problems. Perhaps they should look inward to their own societies to start finding the solutions from within and look at some of the success stories. I will put on record that militant Islamic
October 2nd, 2001House debate
Brian FitzpatrickCanadian Alliance
Supply in Algeria that has been ongoing for seven or eight years which involves radical Islamic movements. The Pakistani government has serious problems with that type of movement. Sudan has a similar type of government in power. Egypt has difficulties with this movement. The Iranian revolution
October 2nd, 2001House debate
Brian FitzpatrickCanadian Alliance
Supply Madam Speaker, I listened very carefully to my colleague from across the way and I am a little concerned. He is attempting to portray that certain factions within the Islamic world are very radical. Having travelled to Pakistan to meet with Pakistani officials as well
October 2nd, 2001House debate
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Supply from newspaper, radio and TV coverage that some of the perpetrators of this evil, these malicious people whom it is difficult to describe in words, use the term holy war. The woman came to the microphone, announced her pride at being a Muslim and spoke about the Koran and Islam. One
October 2nd, 2001House debate
Paul BonwickLiberal
International Actions Against Terrorism in the House and for his presence during all the speeches of the leaders of the opposition parties. He said that we have no quarrel with Islam or with the people of Afghanistan, and I agree with him. He went on to say that our quarrel is against terrorists and those who would commit
October 15th, 2001House debate
Grant McNallyCanadian Alliance
International Actions Against Terrorism desecrated by the actions of a few evil men. Leaders of all religions, Christian, Hindu, Sikh, Jew, Muslim and others, have condemned the acts of September 11 and we share their horror. In short, this is not a war against Islam. It is a war against a terrorist who has caused innocent
October 15th, 2001House debate
John M. CumminsCanadian Alliance
International Actions Against Terrorism an enormous opportunity for rapprochement in the Middle East between Israel and Palestine. As an international community we must tell the Palestinian authorities and the PLO that they must not allow Hamas and the Islamic jihad to engage in killings. It poisons the peace process. They must
October 15th, 2001House debate
Keith MartinCanadian Alliance
Supply has a long tradition of supporting and helping Muslim peoples. It is important to note that, because we must keep reminding everyone that the present campaign is not against Afghanistan or against Islam. Canada, like its allies, has only one purpose, which is to eradicate
October 15th, 2001House debate
Marlene JenningsLiberal