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The Quebecois have broken the great Jewish community of Montreal that we were a part of - the great businesses, restaurants, synagogues and families. By David Mankovsky

It's too late for Chretien to fix what he has broken. He has squandered Canada's place in the international forum of defense. But it's not too late for Chretien's successor.

Enabled, irresponsible and reprehensible nations cause grief unto their own, and grief unto others.

Wherever Moslems are attempting to overthrow Christian communities in places like Africa, the Caucasus, Central Asia, The Philippines or Balkans, the UN is either silent or takes the side of the Moslems.

If I could pose a multiple choice question to George W Bush. Here it would be:

It got to the point, where Prime Minister Jean Chretien was sounding like Baghdad Bob.

The Road Map is not negotiable according to the Americans, the European Union, the United Nations and the Russians.

The diplomatic world led by Colin Powell has asked "ALL" sides to show restraint, so as not to destroy the Road Map.

Nothing on this planet has been more divisive, damaging and damning than the toxic mix of religion and politics.

If only Israel would be more flexible, and be willing to show good faith, will the Road Map be successful. So the consternation goes.