Arabic magazine's anti-Semitic editorial incites outrage

Law & Order | 207665 hits | Jul 22 6:28 am | Posted by: DrCaleb

Al Saraha, a monthly magazine printed in Arabic and widely distributed around London, Ont., recently printed an article with the headline "The Question Which Everyone Ignores: Why Did Hitler Kill the Jews?"

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by martin14
Fri Jul 22, 2016 4:31 pm
The article claims the number of people killed in the holocaust is grossly overestimated and it outlines the author's theories about why the atrocities were justified.

Isn't Holocaust denial still a crime in Canada ?

Matthews says, neither she nor the premier knew the article would be published when they bought advertising space in the magazine. Matthews says the advertising will stop.

The 'goverment' should be doing a lot more than this.

The publisher says he did not mean to incite hate. Both he and his son, Tarieq Shala, say there was some oversight in selecting the article.

Bullshit. This is a lie, they knew full well what they were publishing.
They just figured whitey is too fucking stupid to read sandycrap.
by BartSimpson
Fri Jul 22, 2016 5:13 pm
"martin14" said

Isn't Holocaust denial still a crime in Canada?

It's okay if a Muslim or a leftist does it.
by BeaverFever
Fri Jul 22, 2016 6:12 pm
To answer the question, it's not a crime in Canada, or anywhere except I believe Germany.

It can, however, be considered hate speech in Canada under certain circumstances.

See: Ernst Zundel. In the 1980s, Canada convicted him on a generic charge of "reporting false news" for the purpose of causing mischief. However on appeal the SCOC ruled that such an offence is unconstitutional and as a result he walked and that particular law no longer exists as an offence. Years later the Canadian Human Rights Commission but fled to Tennessee, and was ultimately deported back to Germany where he could finally be charged with holocaust denial.
by IGA
Sat Jul 23, 2016 12:40 am
I once heard one of these clowns like Zundel say the same thing, that the holocaust was exaggerated. That there were no more than 2 million killed. So then it was OK I guess.

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