What could possibly go wrong....these JUDGES NEED to feel his knife!
Good news: the top court in Canadaâs most populous province, the Ontario Review Board, struck a strong blow against âIslamophobiaâ Wednesday when it declared, according to the Toronto Sun, that a young Muslim named Ayanle Hassan Ali was ânow eligible for extensive forays into the community, despite remaining a âsignificant threatâ to the public.â
What could possibly go wrong? Only venomous âIslamophobesâ could possibly object, right? After all, all Ayanle Hassan Ali did was stab three Canadian soldiers and explain that Allah told him to do it. How could anyone deny this fine young man the right to roam freely around Toronto, Hamilton, and other Ontario cities?
Only those âIslamophobes,â apparently. In mid-July, the Toronto Sun reported that efforts to have Ali attend Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario, âhave now been scuttled,â according to Aliâs psychiatrist, Dr. Gary Chaimowitz, âbecause the âunflatteringâ media coverage led them to worry that Ali himself might be in danger from another student.â
Here is a man who stabbed three Canadian soldiers under what he said were orders from Allah. At the time of his attack, Ali himself said: âAllah told me to do this, Allah told me to come here and kill people.â But the Canadian press reported that Ali was found ânot criminally responsibleâ for his knife attack. It is apparently inconceivable to Canadian authorities that a believing Muslim could read the Qurâanâs repeated exhortations to âkill them wherever you find themâ (2:191, 4:89, cf. 9:5) and âstrike the necksâ of non-Muslims (8:12, 47:4) and get the idea that Allah was telling him to kill people. Why, Ali must be schizophrenic!
Ali might indeed be crazy, but there is no doubt that he is dangerous. Chaimowitz admitted that Aliâs âpsychotic disorder is not completely treated. I still have work in the future.â And Crown attorney Craig Fraser said: âHe still feels it is his obligation to do something about it.â That âitâ is the supposed oppression of Muslims by the Canadian government.
Yet despite all that, Chaimowitz actually had the blistering audacity to claim that Ali wonât be attending Mohawk College â not because of the danger he poses to students and staff, but because they pose a danger to him. You know how MAGA-hat wearing anti-Muslim bigots have free rein at Canadian colleges, terrifying innocent, doe-eyed hijab wearers? Apparently Chaimowitz, imbibing deeply of this fantasy, thinks Ali, poor lamb, will be threatened by just such people if he attends college.
Of course, his safety is paramount. To be concerned about the safety of the Mohawk College students or others who might encounter this jihadi would be âIslamophobic.â Despite pro forma protestations to the contrary, no one seems to be concerned about the danger Ali himself might pose. Where have the victims of Ayanle Hassan Aliâs jihad attack been shown any solicitude similar to that which is being shown for Ali himself?
Nonetheless, Chaimowitz, said the Sun, ârecommended the board clear him to have unaccompanied passes into southern Ontario and travel within a 50-kilometre radius of Hamilton for education or employment. They also agreed with a request by his lawyer Maureen Addie that he be eligible for 48-hour overnight passes to Toronto under the supervision of his father or sister.â
And now it is done: the Sun reported that âNow heâs being allowed to find another educational institution in the Hamilton area.â
Chaimowitz piled audacity upon audacity, declaring: âWe take risk to the community as our priority.â
But obviously he doesnât, and the Ontario Review Board doesnât. And given the fact that Ayanle Hassan Aliâs views have not changed, why is allowing him to roam free even being contemplated?
One thing is certain: if Ayanle Hassan Ali is ultimately released and tries to kill people for Allah again, all those responsible for the utterly insane decision to let him roam about freely should themselves be arrested and held accountable for endangering the Canadian public.
Good news: the top court in Canadaâs most populous province, the Ontario Review Board, struck a strong blow against âIslamophobiaâ Wednesday when it declared, according to the Toronto Sun, that a young Muslim named Ayanle Hassan Ali was ânow eligible for extensive forays into the community, despite remaining a âsignificant threatâ to the public.â
What could possibly go wrong? Only venomous âIslamophobesâ could possibly object, right? After all, all Ayanle Hassan Ali did was stab three Canadian soldiers and explain that Allah told him to do it. How could anyone deny this fine young man the right to roam freely around Toronto, Hamilton, and other Ontario cities?
Only those âIslamophobes,â apparently. In mid-July, the Toronto Sun reported that efforts to have Ali attend Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario, âhave now been scuttled,â according to Aliâs psychiatrist, Dr. Gary Chaimowitz, âbecause the âunflatteringâ media coverage led them to worry that Ali himself might be in danger from another student.â
Here is a man who stabbed three Canadian soldiers under what he said were orders from Allah. At the time of his attack, Ali himself said: âAllah told me to do this, Allah told me to come here and kill people.â But the Canadian press reported that Ali was found ânot criminally responsibleâ for his knife attack. It is apparently inconceivable to Canadian authorities that a believing Muslim could read the Qurâanâs repeated exhortations to âkill them wherever you find themâ (2:191, 4:89, cf. 9:5) and âstrike the necksâ of non-Muslims (8:12, 47:4) and get the idea that Allah was telling him to kill people. Why, Ali must be schizophrenic!
Ali might indeed be crazy, but there is no doubt that he is dangerous. Chaimowitz admitted that Aliâs âpsychotic disorder is not completely treated. I still have work in the future.â And Crown attorney Craig Fraser said: âHe still feels it is his obligation to do something about it.â That âitâ is the supposed oppression of Muslims by the Canadian government.
Yet despite all that, Chaimowitz actually had the blistering audacity to claim that Ali wonât be attending Mohawk College â not because of the danger he poses to students and staff, but because they pose a danger to him. You know how MAGA-hat wearing anti-Muslim bigots have free rein at Canadian colleges, terrifying innocent, doe-eyed hijab wearers? Apparently Chaimowitz, imbibing deeply of this fantasy, thinks Ali, poor lamb, will be threatened by just such people if he attends college.
Of course, his safety is paramount. To be concerned about the safety of the Mohawk College students or others who might encounter this jihadi would be âIslamophobic.â Despite pro forma protestations to the contrary, no one seems to be concerned about the danger Ali himself might pose. Where have the victims of Ayanle Hassan Aliâs jihad attack been shown any solicitude similar to that which is being shown for Ali himself?
Nonetheless, Chaimowitz, said the Sun, ârecommended the board clear him to have unaccompanied passes into southern Ontario and travel within a 50-kilometre radius of Hamilton for education or employment. They also agreed with a request by his lawyer Maureen Addie that he be eligible for 48-hour overnight passes to Toronto under the supervision of his father or sister.â
And now it is done: the Sun reported that âNow heâs being allowed to find another educational institution in the Hamilton area.â
Chaimowitz piled audacity upon audacity, declaring: âWe take risk to the community as our priority.â
But obviously he doesnât, and the Ontario Review Board doesnât. And given the fact that Ayanle Hassan Aliâs views have not changed, why is allowing him to roam free even being contemplated?
One thing is certain: if Ayanle Hassan Ali is ultimately released and tries to kill people for Allah again, all those responsible for the utterly insane decision to let him roam about freely should themselves be arrested and held accountable for endangering the Canadian public.