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Glacier wrote:I'm not disagreeing with your post, but don't see anything in the link that talks about the antisemitic attacks as being rightwing or trump supporters or the like. They could be leftwing or Islamic as well or a combination of left, right, centrist, and Islamic. The article is unclear about who is carrying out the attacks.

maryjane48 wrote:

Glacier wrote:I'm not disagreeing with your post, but don't see anything in the link that talks about the antisemitic attacks as being rightwing or trump supporters or the like. They could be leftwing or Islamic as well or a combination of left, right, centrist, and Islamic. The article is unclear about who is carrying out the attacks.

I think we know who has a problem with the jews

https://www.google.ca/amp/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.4455591

The swastika speaks for itself

maryjane48 wrote:I dont live in that province so unless you want to end up in court on defamation charges i suggest you edit that post

maryjane48 wrote:I dont live in that province so unless you want to end up in court on defamation charges i suggest you edit that post . Second. Why you willing to defend a group resoonsabke for death of a woman in virginia among other places ?

Walking Wounded wrote:

maryjane48 wrote:I dont live in that province so unless you want to end up in court on defamation charges i suggest you edit that post . Second. Why you willing to defend a group resoonsabke for death of a woman in virginia among other places ?

Grow up *bleep*
Where's the defamation in my post? I'm not editing my post.

maryjane48 wrote:https://www.google.ca/amp/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.4014854

And on it goes . Them good folks trump talked about in virginia doing same despicable stunts in canada

maryjane48 wrote:I dont live in that province so unless you want to end up in court on defamation charges i suggest you edit that post . Second. Why you willing to defend a group resoonsabke for death of a woman in virginia among other places ?

Canada

73 Troy Street in Verdun, Montreal
Swastika is the name of a small residential community in northern Ontario, Canada, approximately 580 kilometres north of Toronto, and 5 kilometres west of Kirkland Lake, the town of which it is now part. The town of Swastika was founded in 1906. Gold was discovered nearby and the Swastika Mining Company was formed in 1908. The government of Ontario attempted to change the town's name during World War II, but the town resisted and many posted signs "The hell with Hitler. We came up with our name first!". The Swastika United Church is located in Swastika, Ontario, as is the Swastika Public School, Swastika Fire Hall and Swastika Laboratories, which provides assaying services for the mining industry.[22]

In Windsor, Nova Scotia, there was the Windsor Swastikas ice hockey team from 1905 to 1916, and their uniforms featured swastika symbols. There were also hockey teams named the Swastikas in Edmonton, Alberta (circa 1916), and the Fernie Swastikas in Fernie, British Columbia (circa 1922).

The Traveller's Hotel in downtown Ladysmith, British Columbia, has a façade decorated with brickwork swastikas. Further north on Vancouver Island, the Japanese cemetery in Cumberland has several grave markers decorated with swastikas.

A repeating pattern of swastikas appeared on a few Canadian postage stamps that were produced by commercial airlines from 1924–32.[23]

There used to be a swastika brick pattern located outside at the top of a house located at 75–81 Troy Street, in Verdun, a borough of Montreal, Quebec. A picture of this house appears on page 138 of Hélène-Andrée Bizier's Une Histoire du Québec en photos (2006, Éditions Fides).

The swastika was also used as border art for the weekly pet health column in the Calgary Herald newspaper in the early years of the 20th century