Anonymous is bent on playing the politically correct human being. In that sense no one can blame her. She loves her country and its politics and supports it without reservation. Perhaps if there were more people like her, the world would be a better place. However, at this point in history I think the decisions of today are not going to reflect well in the future, as the country needs different answers to the solutions which will be proposed by the forthcoming Democratic party of Cappucinoland.

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Anonymous is equating Arab conditions with those of Estonia, informing us that that someone working in either place is equivalently positioned to work for the Canadians. I guess that really puts paid to any danger that multicultism can impose on the country when really it makes no difference who comes from where (if you've secretly expressed your devotion to hugging oak trees or hoping to realize the pleasure sought through seven virgins promised to any muslim willing to cut the throat of an non-muslim-especially someone of semitic persuasion.)