‘Enforcement of the law’ is not an act for Harper to feel sorry.

I didn’t like Prime Minister Stephen Harper apologizing to the Indo-Canadians present in Canada over the Komagata Maru incident that happened in the spring of 1914.

Why should he be apologizing for what our Immigration officials did rightly? They enforced the law effectively and efficiently against 376 would-be aliens who were trying to gain illegal entry into Canada.

The fact is that this, in no way is a tragedy, but it is a fine example of justly being swiftly and properly served by the Canadian society. Therefore, we should be proud of ourselves.

We will never see those days again as after ninety four years later our federal and provincial statesman have corrupted our culture as well as the justice system. Currently, well organized spiritual leaders and war lords present in many of our minority communities throughout Canada seem to be having major control on our domestic affairs.

One such example is the immigration authorities of Canada who find themselves almost helpless and are forced to tolerate mob rule that is protecting people like Labair Singh who continues to live in Canada as an illegal immigrant.

I call upon Ed Fast, Member of Parliament of Abbotsford, to issue a comment on the inappropriate apology by Harper and would also like to know as to how many more years will it take before the case of Labair Singh is finally settled.

He may also be willing to comment on the ongoing tragic events in Afghanistan and the blatant waste of the lives of young Canadians.