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Canadian Mag Macleanâs Glamorizes Evil
What could be more multicultural than featuring a jihad murderer posing with a jihad victim?
November 13, 2015
Robert Spencer
The Canadian newsmagazine Macleanâs has made an all-out bid to get noticed this week by placing confessed jihad murderer on Omar Khadr on its cover. Khadr, a Canadian citizen, pleaded guilty to war crimes charges in connection with killing of U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Spee in Afghanistan in 2002, and spent ten years in Guantanamo. For the mainstream media, killing an American soldier and serving a stretch in Gitmo is an irresistible one-two punch, making Khadr both a victim and a hero.
Looking for all the world like a successful young professional, Khadr beams out from the cover, accompanied by Rinelle Harper, a victim of racist violence against Canadaâs aboriginal people, and Amanda Lindhout, who was kidnapped and tortured by Islamic jihadists. Possibly Macleanâs editors were unaware of the irony of having Khadr share the cover with Lindhout, as he almost certainly shares the world view and priorities of her captors; or maybe they thought putting the two together on the cover along with a genuine victim of racism would buttress Khadrâs victimhood status and obscure his ideological connection with Lindhoutâs torturers.
Whatever the case may be, Macleanâs cover is no less grotesque than the Rolling Stone cover that featured Boston Marathon jihad murderer Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Grotesque and revealing: confirmed once again is the mainstream mediaâs inveterate hostility to America and the West, such that those who wage war against the United States and its allies, and who are punished for doing so, are celebrated as heroes, while those who defend the U.S. and Judeo-Christian civilization are despised and marginalized.
One need not search Macleanâs cover archives to know that neither Sgt. Spee nor any of his comrades were ever featured â unless in a piece disparaging and criticizing the U.S. military and war effort. Canadian freedom activist Ezra Levant said of the Khadr cover: âItâs a disgrace that he is on the cover of a mainstream news magazine, being portrayed as a victim, and in the company of two real victims, including a victim of Islamic terrorism. They have managed to transform a pathological murderer into a âvictim,â providing Al Qaeda with a great PR victory.â Levant himself, however, despite his heroic stand for the freedom of speech against the authoritarian and oppressive Canadian Human Rights Commission, has almost certainly never graced the Macleanâs cover â unless to herald a hit piece attacking him.
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Canadian Mag Macleanâs Glamorizes Evil
Canadian Mag Macleanâs Glamorizes Evil
What could be more multicultural than featuring a jihad murderer posing with a jihad victim?
November 13, 2015
Robert Spencer
The Canadian newsmagazine Macleanâs has made an all-out bid to get noticed this week by placing confessed jihad murderer on Omar Khadr on its cover. Khadr, a Canadian citizen, pleaded guilty to war crimes charges in connection with killing of U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Spee in Afghanistan in 2002, and spent ten years in Guantanamo. For the mainstream media, killing an American soldier and serving a stretch in Gitmo is an irresistible one-two punch, making Khadr both a victim and a hero.
Looking for all the world like a successful young professional, Khadr beams out from the cover, accompanied by Rinelle Harper, a victim of racist violence against Canadaâs aboriginal people, and Amanda Lindhout, who was kidnapped and tortured by Islamic jihadists. Possibly Macleanâs editors were unaware of the irony of having Khadr share the cover with Lindhout, as he almost certainly shares the world view and priorities of her captors; or maybe they thought putting the two together on the cover along with a genuine victim of racism would buttress Khadrâs victimhood status and obscure his ideological connection with Lindhoutâs torturers.
Whatever the case may be, Macleanâs cover is no less grotesque than the Rolling Stone cover that featured Boston Marathon jihad murderer Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Grotesque and revealing: confirmed once again is the mainstream mediaâs inveterate hostility to America and the West, such that those who wage war against the United States and its allies, and who are punished for doing so, are celebrated as heroes, while those who defend the U.S. and Judeo-Christian civilization are despised and marginalized.
One need not search Macleanâs cover archives to know that neither Sgt. Spee nor any of his comrades were ever featured â unless in a piece disparaging and criticizing the U.S. military and war effort. Canadian freedom activist Ezra Levant said of the Khadr cover: âItâs a disgrace that he is on the cover of a mainstream news magazine, being portrayed as a victim, and in the company of two real victims, including a victim of Islamic terrorism. They have managed to transform a pathological murderer into a âvictim,â providing Al Qaeda with a great PR victory.â Levant himself, however, despite his heroic stand for the freedom of speech against the authoritarian and oppressive Canadian Human Rights Commission, has almost certainly never graced the Macleanâs cover â unless to herald a hit piece attacking him.
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Canadian Mag Macleanâs Glamorizes Evil
