Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Sorry, but they are not Canadians

The actions of the LTTE diaspora have been escalating steadily, and one cannot help but think that the opponents of multiculturalism are right after all: if you don’t force your immigrants to integrate fully - again, “melting pot” - you’re just asking for trouble, such as foreign conflicts, and even wars, being imported from overseas, because the immigrants’ loyalties don’t lie with the host country that was generous enough to let them in - a privilege, and not a right - but, instead, with the old country. Columnist Christie Blatchford argues, correctly, that the Tamils “somehow breached the covenant, unwritten but understood, they have or ought to have made with their new country.”

At the current rate of escalation, it might just be a matter of time before these terrorists start bombing and killing in Toronto. They have lost the battle, and the war, in Sri Lanka, and it seems more than likely that they’re now trying to establish some sort of bridgehead in Toronto from which to continue their fighting.

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3 comments:

  1. The writer says that if those who have obtained Canadian citizenship fraudulently, for example, by concealing his association with LTTE should be stripped of their citizenship and sent back to Sri Lanka.

    However, that means that almost all the Tamils in Canada will have to be sent back since they have LTTE connections. You took them, so keep them.

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  2. Great article, keep up the good work and the truth must prevail....

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