Right at holiday time, a Muslim "charity" in Toronto has started a highly offensive advertising campaign in the Toronto subway declaring Jesus is no God. Just for a micro-second, imagine what hell would break loose if a Christian group on the eve of Ramadan (or heck, any day of the year), sponsored subway ads declaring Mohammed was no prophet.

Actually, that's a trick question because the Toronto Transit Commission would never permit such an ad to be posted.

Rachel Ehrenfeld reports:

"Is Jesus God?" A billboard posted at Dundas Subway Station in Toronto asks. The screaming poster's words answer: "Bible & Quran say NO" further instructing the reader: "Discover the Truth."

CoolcetfreeQuran, a Canadian registered charity, sponsors the poster and calls for contributions of $600 per month, or $150 per week, or $20 per day to maintain the poster. This ad and the facebook plea would have made Vladimir Ilyich Lenin proud: While belittling the core of Christian belief, this Muslim "charity" is soliciting Christian funds to destroy it.

This is but one of recent examples of how blatantly Islamic organizations are advancing their agenda of global Islamic rule.

It is also a great example of how Muslims are not willing to live under the rules they want to impose on everyone else.