Welcome to the club. My account has been restricted after I included in my remarks to another article in the Globe bashing Quebec for not being accommodating enough quotes from two  Quebec Muslim women activist for "a secular Quebec" who would see the gains made by the Quiet Revolution in keeping religion at bay preserved. As a former Muslim member of the National Assembly, Houda-Pepin intimated, both the government and the media would rather listen to the radicals.

Example: During the Federal niqab debate, two prominent moderate voices in the Muslim community appeared before a House of Commons' committee to state their objections to new citizens taking the oath of citizenship incognito. 

They were challenged by the then NDP's Foreign Affairs critic Paul Dewar whose party was in favour of welcoming anonymous new citizens.

Dewar said that it was not what he was hearing.

He was told, that it was because he was listening to the extremists.