Christie Blatchford: Police swapped circuit boards ahead of terror arrests

Good column by Christie in today's Globe.

"Mr. Alizadeh moved to Canada when he was about 20 years old. He worked in a halal grocery store in Winnipeg before taking electronics courses at Red River College. He recently moved to Ottawa, where he went on welfare. He was arrested in the seventh-floor apartment that he shares with his family.

He is accused of raising funds for foreign terrorists and plotting bombings."
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Also interesting, this report from India

9. The RS Foundation, which actively raised funds in Canada for quake relief in Pakistan in 2005 and is presently collecting funds for flood relief in Pakistan, was founded by one Shujaat Wasty who is also an active member of an organisation called the South Asian Research Center (CERAS) and the United Muslims Students' Association (UMSA).

From Margaret Wente:

"And I suspect that our foreign policy has far less to do with inciting their murderous fantasies than does the seductive ideology of Islamism – widely available via the Internet and disseminated through radical Muslim groups at many of our finest universities. Far too many young Muslim Canadians, especially Pakistanis, are being whipped up into a frenzy to hate the very society that sustains them.


It’s too bad that our elites are generally too timid to say this."
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Be sure to check out this Muslim Students Association link to get a sense of what Wente is referring to regarding radical student associations.