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Would the TTC accept ads calling Mohammed a false prophet?
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September 23, 2015
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2:41Now PlayingA Muslim information centre's ad campaign in Toronto subway stations features posters that read "Is Jesus God?", and claims the Koran AND the Bible say no.
Ezra Levant of TheRebel.media says he's not particularly bothered that these posters are on display, even in a government-run place like a subway station.
However, he asks what would happen if someone tried to put up posters that read "Was Mohammed a fraud?", with a link to a Christian website? He's sure the TTC would turn them down. If they did accept them, they'd be vandalized. (Remember the Muslim TTC employee who said he wanted to kill everyone in Israel, on video!)
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