Religious Extremist Attempts To Establish Islamic State Off Canadian Coastline

According to an article published this week in the Toronto Sun, "extremist scholar Sheikh Yasser al-Habib, was thwarted from buying an island on the Canada-U.S. border because the price tag was too steep."  "Al-Habib told followers that Canada would make an ideal base because the country is generally welcoming with lax immigration laws."  If they had purchased, Al-Habib said he would institute sharia law and build schools, hospitals and mosques. They would have had their own army, their own justice system, they would manage their own schools and hospitals, and people from around the world would have been able to migrate to this homeland. Read more >