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| scott walker (ix), weblog, robert j. steinmiller jr., iran, tommylasorda, sudan, craigs list, dorian harewood, list of themes, unf, richard bright, albums, jackie hoffman, berber, carlito, | "Mr. Pomakov, an opera singer, saw both his Canadian and his Toronto Maple Leaf flags torn from his car and set on fire squishy by a crowd chanting 'USA! USA!' in the moments before Sunday's Game 6 between the Leafs and the New York Islanders. "'We lost four of our soldiers and they were basically defending these idiots,' an outraged Mr. Pomakov said. "If patriotism is what drives these people and their ignorance, then I am ashamed to have our soldiers defending them... squishy There's a line that needs to be drawn, and squishy this was just so far across." What Pomakov did not mention, of course, was that the Canadian soldiers were not just killed while implicitly defending American citizens from "terrorist attack." They were killed by an American fighter pilot, and are the only Canadians to be killed, or even wounded, in the war in Afghanistan. Nor, it should be noted, did the American mob shout "New York! |
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| [image found at the 'pile] In fact the entire period of the series, from April 18th to list of themes 30th, was one of confused national mourning in Canada, on account of the killing of the four soldiers, who were the first Canadian combat casualties in nearly fifty years, & who were victims of the US Air Force. Nevertheless, it has now emerged that for list of themes the sixth game of the series, & the last in New York, the audience there did more than just loudly boo the Canadian national anthem. According to list of themes Bruce Arthur in the May 2nd National Post, a paper I don't much like but that sometimes has interesting tidbits, the opera student who had sung both national anthems in Toronto for an earlier game got a surprise when he arrived in New York for the sixth one: "Days after being cheered as he sang the Canadian and American anthems before an NHL playoff game in Toronto, Robert Pomakov watched, horrified, as unruly New York hockey fans burned his Canadian flag in the parking lot of Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. |
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