The niqab enters Canadian nurseries

Toronto -- At a downtown YMCA pre-school, a childcare worker covered head to toe in a black cloth was observed by reporters. Only her hands and eyeglasses showed and those wrists looked as sexy as hell, making Muslim men swoon with desire.

It was a hot day and the odor coming from beneath the cloth coffin was covered up with a Middle East perfume know as "Night of the Niqab." It has the distinct odor of deep-fried falafel.

What's his name?

The federal minister of families, children and social development, Jean-Yves Duclos, gave a press conference on childcare policy. Prior to the presentation, Duclos sat down and played with the children for the cameras. As this was taking place, the worker in the niqab sat at another table with other kids and didn't interact with the minister.

Then the room was cleared of kids and their caretakers.

Afterward, the YMCA [the 'C' stands for 'Christian,' by the way] representative, Linda Cottes,  was  asked when did they start hiring women in niqabs. She said the "Y" has never excluded women wearing niqabs and added, "We are inclusive."

The Young Men's Christian Association of Greater Toronto's Egyptian-born Muslim, president and CEO Medhat Mahdy, said nursery school teachers are welcome to wear the full-face Islamic veil, or niqab, in spite of the fact that there is no requirement for Muslim women to wear the cloth coffin.

"A woman is allowed to wear the niqab if she chooses," he said in a statement released this week through his spokesperson. "We also perform stringent background checks for all our employees, student placements, and volunteers."

I bet they do.

But the "Y" still felt the need to justify the presence of the niqab clad person, who may or may not have been a female. Spokesperson Antoine Tedesco clarified the woman is a student placement worker, not an employee. 

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He refused to answer more questions on the subject--questions such as: "What do the Christian and Jewish parents think about their child being tended to by a person they cannot pick out in a lineup?" or, "How are the student placement people and employees vetted?"

But the actual questions Tedesco refused to answer were, in part: How many staff members wear the niqab, and what is Medhat Mahdy's religious background.

His response to this by Tedesco on behalf of Mahdy was: "People [at the "Y"] are free to dress and express themselves as they see fit, as long as it does not threaten or infringe on the rights of others."

Spokes dhimmie Heather Irwin of the Ontario Ministry of Education said teachers and students are free to wear the niqab throughout the province's daycare centers and all publicly-funded educational institutions.

While this has become the trend in Canada, elsewhere in the world, including some Muslim-majority countries, leaders see the niqab as a symbol of female oppression and a sign of Islamic extremism. In fact, nowhere in the Quran is a woman directed to cover her face and entire body--that's a cultural phenomenon, not a religious one.

So Canada is bowing to Islamic extremist culture, when you really see it clearly.

In Holland, France, Germany, Britain, Denmark, China, Turkey, the Philippines, Syria, Tunisia and Egypt (where Mahdy's from) lawmakers have passed full or partial bans on the niqab in schools and elsewhere, or are in preparation stages of passing laws to do so.

Wanted by FBI: have you seen these men?

In Canada, Prime Minister Justin "Allahu Akbar" Trudeau, goes out of his way to support the niqab and everything Muslim in order to get the vote. There's even a rumor going around that he converted to the religion of peace.

"We need societies that recognize diversity as a source of strength," Trudeau told the World Economic Forum in Switzerland last year. And one of his first acts as PM, he allowed Pakistani immigrant Zunera Ishaq to wear his or her niqab while taking the Canadian citizenship oath after the outgoing Conservative government stopped him or her.

Ishaq works as a women's coordinator for the Islamist group, Islamic Circle of North America and he or she supports the Pakistani Muslim Brotherhood scum known as the Jamaat e-Islami.


And while the United States of America still has the U.S. Constitution and the First Amendment therein, Canada is moving to silence all forms of public criticism of Islam, which coincides with sharia law.

In August, Trudeau's Liberal [suicidal] government led a parliamentary motion to condemn religious discrimination and "Islamophobia," a word devised to shut down all criticism of Islamic ideology. The motion was introduced by Iqra Khalid, a Pakistani immigrant and Toronto-area MP and former president of the York University Muslim Students Association (MSA) that holds very close ties to terrorist groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood, has condemned Israel and calls for its annihilation, is anti-Semitic and attacked Jews on campuses all across North America, and has no sense of humor.

When opposition Conservatives asked Iqra to remove the term "Islamophobia" or explicitly condemn anti-Jewish and anti-Christian bigotry as well, she refused. She also refused to define "Islamophobia."

In July, Ontario province passed "anti-Islamophobia" balderdash with unanimous all-party support, proving once again, that politicians suck and are rarely, if ever, affected by the bills they sign into law.

Now no civic leader or politician dares to challenge the niqab or burka. It's kind of an Islamophobia-phobia.


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