Mario Goveia previously wrote: > This is not a "Canadian" view, but the patronizing and puerile view of one Haroon Siddiqui, opining in the far-left-wing Toronto Star. Mr. Siddiqi displays his solidarity with terrorists Abu Musab al Zarkawi and Osama Bin Laden. > Tariq Siddiqui responds: > So if you write a column or express doubts about the programs of Georgie, you are expressing solidarity with the terrorists? Sounds like Nazism to me. > Mario replies: I hope you and Haroon Siddiqui are not related. You certainly seem to think alike.
When someone verbally attacks the US and its attempt to bring freedom and democracy to Iraq, in the kind of vicious and hostile rhetoric used by Haroon Siddiqui, they are expressing solidarity with the Sunni Baathist insurgents who are doing the exact same thing along with physical attacks. If you had taken the time to read Haroon Siddiqui's screed in the anti-American left-wing Toronto Star you would know he was doing a lot more than politely expressing his doubts about the programs of President Bush, whom you continue to try to insult by calling him Georgie. Haroon Siddiqui not only insulted President Bush but the entire US electorate. Then he did not even have the guts to respond when I challenged his assertions directly. Your gratuitous use of the incendiary term Nazism also displays your ignorance of that movement, which sought to commit genocide against the Jews, and to rule Europe by force. This is the exact opposite of what President Bush and I stand for, which is freedom and democracy for all, a concept you seem to find objectionable. Nazism is a far better description for what the the Sunni Baathist insurgents in Iraq are attempting, and of Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the Al Aqsa Brigades in Palestine, who continue to want to exterminate the Jews in Israel.