Post by tizreporter on Jun 4, 2006 9:25:16 GMT -5
www.theinfozone.net/blogsphere.html
The Infozone features a look at what some bloggers are saying. The blogsphere is always interesting.
Canada's RCMP, CSIS and several other government agencies arrested 17 suspected terrorists on Friday who were plotting to attack Canadian landmarks. The suspected terrorists, apparently 'home grown' Canadian citizens were, according to police inspired by al qaida.
The Infozone reported on how individuals can become vigilant against terror attacks. Across the blogsphere, the arrest of the terror suspects, and the plot have been the subject of a lot of discussion.
Oracle of Ottawa writes, "We can all count our lucky stars today. The RCMP, along with CSIS have arrested 12 adults and 5 young offenders who were planning a series of terrorist attacks on a variety of targets in southern Ontario. All are Canadian residents from a variety of backgrounds, inspired by Al Qaeda. The suspects had they had the capacity and intent to carry out the attacks having acquired 3 tons of ammonium nitrate."
Steve Janke, Angry in the Great White North, blogs, "When the list of targets is made public, and the scope of the death and destruction that might have been wrought sinks in, who thinks the issue of capital punishment in Canada might once again be breached? Is it appropriate for special circumstances such as indiscriminate mass murder? It'll be interesting to see what the opponents will say now that the scenario is no longer merely hypothetical.
"Any bets on a free vote on capital punishment within the next 18 months?"
The Spirit of Man blogs, "All I could say about the recent anti-terror operations in Canada is that these terror suspects are fruits and rotten results of multi-culturalism (read Tribalism) in Canada!
"I'll write a longer input on this later and will share my opinions as a visible minority on multi-culturalism or better to say TRIBALISM in Canada as well. I am just getting my facts straight and trying to figure how & why the Cultural Mosaic will lose against Melting Pot of Cultures."
Joanne's Journey blogs, "Like everyone else, I am trying to come to terms with yesterday's events. Debris Trail has posted an awesome piece about our collective willful blindness with matters concerning security in our own country. It is worth the read for the literary value alone. The message resonates long afterward.
"I'm not going to pretend to have all the answers here, but I do think that we need to question our unremitting and sacrosanct commitment to multiculturalism, political correctness and fear of the appearance of racial profiling with regards to matters of national security."
This blogsphere report will be updated as more blogger reports come into the Infozone.
TIZ
The Infozone features a look at what some bloggers are saying. The blogsphere is always interesting.
Canada's RCMP, CSIS and several other government agencies arrested 17 suspected terrorists on Friday who were plotting to attack Canadian landmarks. The suspected terrorists, apparently 'home grown' Canadian citizens were, according to police inspired by al qaida.
The Infozone reported on how individuals can become vigilant against terror attacks. Across the blogsphere, the arrest of the terror suspects, and the plot have been the subject of a lot of discussion.
Oracle of Ottawa writes, "We can all count our lucky stars today. The RCMP, along with CSIS have arrested 12 adults and 5 young offenders who were planning a series of terrorist attacks on a variety of targets in southern Ontario. All are Canadian residents from a variety of backgrounds, inspired by Al Qaeda. The suspects had they had the capacity and intent to carry out the attacks having acquired 3 tons of ammonium nitrate."
Steve Janke, Angry in the Great White North, blogs, "When the list of targets is made public, and the scope of the death and destruction that might have been wrought sinks in, who thinks the issue of capital punishment in Canada might once again be breached? Is it appropriate for special circumstances such as indiscriminate mass murder? It'll be interesting to see what the opponents will say now that the scenario is no longer merely hypothetical.
"Any bets on a free vote on capital punishment within the next 18 months?"
The Spirit of Man blogs, "All I could say about the recent anti-terror operations in Canada is that these terror suspects are fruits and rotten results of multi-culturalism (read Tribalism) in Canada!
"I'll write a longer input on this later and will share my opinions as a visible minority on multi-culturalism or better to say TRIBALISM in Canada as well. I am just getting my facts straight and trying to figure how & why the Cultural Mosaic will lose against Melting Pot of Cultures."
Joanne's Journey blogs, "Like everyone else, I am trying to come to terms with yesterday's events. Debris Trail has posted an awesome piece about our collective willful blindness with matters concerning security in our own country. It is worth the read for the literary value alone. The message resonates long afterward.
"I'm not going to pretend to have all the answers here, but I do think that we need to question our unremitting and sacrosanct commitment to multiculturalism, political correctness and fear of the appearance of racial profiling with regards to matters of national security."
This blogsphere report will be updated as more blogger reports come into the Infozone.
TIZ