According to her Wikipedia entry, Ms. Aziz is of Pakistani-Kashmiri descent. Kashmir is a war-torn region of extreme tension between India and Pakistan.

Canadians of Indian descent must shudder over the Globe's pro-Muslim bias and its hysteria over the Americans protecting their borders from countries harboring terrorists. India is only too familiar with religious strife, whether involving Muslims or with Sikhs.

We saw what happened with the bombing of Air India Flight 182, which caused the death of 268 Canadian citizens, 27 Britons and 24 Indians (Wikipedia), attributed to the Sikh militant group Babbar Khalsa.

The Globe should not be providing a platform for religious extremists, whether they are Muslim or Sikh. Importing the views of radical writers to promote hatred against the United States is, to say the least, irresponsible and destructive to essential trade. When Canadians face delays at the border, should they thank the Globe for fostering suspicion?