Yoo Hoo, Mr. Attorney General...

Here is Salman Hossain's latest spewage of sewage (posted yesterday). See if you agree with me that it satisfies all the requirements of "hate speech" as defined in the Criminal Code:

This is the reality that we are facing today. Violent Jewish terrorists getting away with any atrocities and nobody seeming able to do something about it. Meanwhile Muslims are being framed and locked up for fabricated terrorism charges. Some of these Muslims are framed when they are co-opted to run anti-Terrorism drills and exercises whilst others locked up for the flimsiest of excuses. This is why we need violent and forceful regime change in the following Jew-infested Western nations: Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Netherlands, the United Kingdom, the United States, and many others. These nations need to be invaded and occuppiedwith armies that will begin the final extermination of the Jews (both crypto-Jews and overt Jews) residing within these realms. Their permanent elimination can only bring about a downgrading of all conflicts and other related problems in the world. Their mass liquidation is the only solution. Regardless of all the evidence of their terrorism and other crimes that they try and hide amongst other peoples or even amongst themselves, the truth about what they are doing is starting to be disclosed. Therefore, the only solution to the Jewish problem is outright slaughter. Nothing more, nothing less.


Salman Hossain

One good thing about Salman--he isn't afraid to call 'em as he sees 'em, especially when it comes to the mass slaughter of Jews. That should make it easy for authorities to lay charges, since he's not even bothering to couch his desire for Jewlimination in fluffy "human rights" pieties. Obviously, though, something is preventing the powers-that-be from doing what would come naturally had Salman's name been, oh, off the top of my head, Ernst. What, oh, what could that impediment be? Fear? Cluelessness? Political Correctness? Fear? Hypocrisy? Fear?

The ball's in your court, Mr. Bentley. And something tells me that's exactly where it's going to remain.