I agree. It is not racist to dislike the tenants of Islam. Like many Canadians, I am secular but I associate with and have many friends that are non-secular. I do not try to impose my beliefs on them and they treat me in the same manner. I have become acquainted with some Muslims but I have never discussed the concepts of Islamism with them nor have they breached the subject with me. That said, I have taken the time to examine the origins, history and objectives of the Islamist institution. Like most other religions, it is primarily concerned with control over it's believers but, in addition, it also espouses domination over and subjugation of 'Infidels' - non-believers such as myself. It is diametrically opposed to the freedom our society has fought to create and maintain, freedom which is dear to the hearts and minds of the majority of Canadians. I am a tolerant person and don't care about the colour of people's skins or their beliefs - just as long as the tolerance is mutual.