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People are confusing their politics for what is being said (or not said) in article. Again, there is nothing indicating that the Harper government is attempting to 'coddle' the Iranian government or fundamentalists.
As for the refusal of George Galloway to enter Canada, he is a supporter of Hamas - which is hardly an anti-war organization and quite fundamentalist. So you are wrong on that count.
People are confusing their politics for what is being said (or not said) in article. Again, there is nothing indicating that the Harper government is attempting to 'coddle' the Iranian government or fundamentalists.
As for the refusal of George Galloway to enter Canada, he is a supporter of Hamas - which is hardly an anti-war organization and quite fundamentalist. So you are wrong on that count.
George Galloway is an elected MP in the UK, I hardly think he should have been refused entry into a nation that is still part of the British Commonwealth.
I could easily see the US banning someone in the hysteria of terra'ism, but Canada? Come on... He was coming for a speech and he had no plans to stay in the country.