AMS condemns hate e-mail
Information Technology Services is investigating an e-mail sent anonymously to several Qlink e-mail accounts, villifying Islam as a religion that encourages its followers to “hatred and violence.” The AMS has condemned the letter, which claimed that phrases from the Koran justify Islam’s inherent violence and called on members of all religions to “stand firm against islam [sic] and pray for these evil sinners’ enlightenment.” (back to story...)
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It is a sad thing when an institution of study sides with islam over free speech expecially when the author of this "hate mail" is actually factually accurate.
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Phoenix, USA
August 31, 2008 at 8:06 p.m.
Looks like freedom of speech is dead in Canada!