Education System: Riots Sask and Muslim Brotherhood

education system: The reader included in the note a series of emails between her own family members, according to National Observer. What followed was a crash-course in the effects and the effectiveness of disinformation. I would like to be able to refute this opinion with facts. Citing various far-right websites, her relatives warned about fictitious threats, such as leftists supporting jihad against Canadian society, the Muslim Brotherhood penetrating the education system, and the wave of destruction unleashed by immigration. What people are reading It's time to call out denialism on racism and on climate change Montreal protesters galvanized by U.S. riots Sask. at odds with federal assault weapons ban From videos hyping the fictitious threat of creeping Sharia law in Canada to posts warning that Muslims would take over Canada and destroy the country if they weren't stopped, the so-called news network read more like the website of a hate group than a news organization and in at least one instance, it shared content from an internationally-known hate group. To back up these claims, the reader's relatives linked to the National Conservative News Network Canada, which at first seemed like any other right-leaning Facebook page.A closer look revealed a darker theme lurking among the seemingly-innocuous political content. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.