Sunday, January 12, 2003

[Colin Glassey] Canada Put Japanese into Internment Camps During WW2 also How is this for some history (from InstaPundit) "The Canadian record is much darker than Robin Goodfellow's post indicates. Japanese-Canadians were not only moved inland from BC and interned, their property was seized and sold off, the proceeds used in part to pay for their own internment. Worse, thousands were stripped of Canadian citizenship and deported ("repatriated") to Japan, even after the war had ended." Here is a link to an essay on the topic. Gee, weren't those Canadians nice to their Japanese citizens? 11:41:59 PM

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