Month: November 2010

An example of what the views and agenda of this site refers to.

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I will post the relevant bit of the agenda of this site here for context:

The media in Canada, including some radio stations which typically are not of politically correct views, have become so careful in the manner in which they report actual news that it has become understood that if a crime is committed by a black person, the listener will infer it as no description is given of a suspect at large other than gender. If the person is Islamic the listener will infer it as no name is given of a suspect or a person who has been arrested for the crime. In my opinion this does more harm to group relations than if all groups are treated equally. A seething contempt is the usual result of treating a group as if it’s special before the law.

Let me put this more simply. The media has become so afraid of charges from both governments and various activist groups, mostly Islamic ones that they no longer even report actual news.

One of the reasons I decided to go forth with this blog is a fear I have had for a very long time. The fact that since Multiculturalism as an idea was advanced into actual policy, political correctness of the type I list above will result in a newly revived extreme and irrational right wing movement which will gain popular support as governments drift farther and farther from representing the peoples of western nations, their values, and their views. Of course this will be, as historically it always is, a case of the cure bieng worse than the disease.

After searching the net I did find this on another CTV page. On the description,

York Regional Police released the descriptions of three suspects on Monday, asking anyone with information to contact investigators.

The first suspect is described as a male, black, between 28 and 33 years old. He is medium height and has a medium build, and was last seen with long dreadlocks and wearing dark clothing.

The second suspect is described as a 31-year-old black male of medium height, with a thin build. He was last seen with a bandana covering his face and wearing a dark, hooded sweatshirt.

The third suspect is described as a thin male who spoke with a Caribbean accent.

Thank you viewers for 3,000,000

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Vlad Tepes’s youtube channel should be over 3,000,000 views next time it refreshes. So it is almost certainly over the three mil views now, and I wanted to celebrate with a very special video. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as i enjoyed making it, and thank you all very much for watching, and occasionally sending and embedding Vlad’s videos.

The Ottawa Protocol; Canada leads initiative against global anti-Semitism.

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From The National Post

Fight against anti-Semitism renewed with ‘Ottawa Protocol’

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney, who attended the London Conference, said the Ottawa meeting, which attracted more countries and more participants, proves the 2009 gathering was not a one-off.

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Immigration Minister Jason Kenney, who attended the London Conference, said the Ottawa meeting, which attracted more countries and more participants, proves the 2009 gathering was not a one-off.

Norma Greenaway, Postmedia News · Monday, Nov. 8, 2010

OTTAWA — Stepped-up efforts within Canada and around the world are needed to combat rising anti-Semitism, says a freshly penned international declaration designed to stamp out the “most enduring of all hatreds.”

The declaration, known as the Ottawa Protocol, was released Tuesday following a two-day meeting of parliamentarians and experts from about four dozen countries in Ottawa.

“We are alarmed by the explosion of anti-Semitism and hate on the Internet, a medium crucial for the promotion and protection of freedom of expression, freedom of information, and the participation of a civil society,” the declaration said.

A major concern, it says, is the failure of many countries to live up to commitments to maintain reliable statistics about anti-Semitic and other hate crimes.

The Ottawa Protocol builds on one crafted in London in February 2009 at the founding conference of the Inter-parliamentary Coalition for Combating Anti-Semitism.

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney, who attended the London Conference, said the Ottawa meeting, which attracted more countries and more participants, proves the 2009 gathering was not a one-off.

“We determined (in London) this had to be an ongoing enterprise, that we could not simply meet, have a conference, disperse and go back to business as usual,” Mr. Kenney told the conference.

He said the Conservative government is committed to leading the fight through education programs and enhanced record keeping.

Among other things, he said, the government is collecting data from police forces to develop a better picture of hate crimes in Canada, and who they are aimed at.

Reports of anti-Semitic incidents have been increasing worldwide and within Canada, where B’nai Brith reported a total of 1,264 incidents in 2009, the highest number since the group began its annual audit 28 years ago.

As proof of its commitment to zero tolerance for anti-Israeli and anti-Semitic actions and sentiments, the Conservative government often points to its decision last year to boycott the UN-sponsored Durban II conference against racism.

Canada was among a handful of countries that refused to send representatives on grounds the conference would become a forum for criticizing Israel and promoting anti-Semitism.

The government has not yet decided whether to attend Durban III, which is being held in New York next September, officials say.

In his address to the conference Monday, however, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said the fight against anti-Semitism must be relentless and that he is prepared to do whatever is needed to stand up for Israel.

“As long as I am prime minister, whether it is at the UN or the Francophone or anywhere else, Canada will take that stand,” he said in a speech that opened the conference.

Among the commitments of the Ottawa Protocol:

• Working with universities to encourage them to fight anti-Semitism with the same seriousness with which they confront other forms of crimes.

• Establishing an international task force of Internet specialists comprising parliamentarians and experts to create ways to identify and monitor anti-Semitism and other hate crimes online and to develop policy recommendations on how governments can address the problems.

• Working to ensure police have one universal and comprehensive recording facility for hate crimes in general, which also breaks out anti-Semitic attacks.

Filthy hatemonger Salman an-Noor Hossain on interpol most wanted list.

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From The Ottawa Citizen

Toronto extremist added to Interpol’s list of fugitives

By Stewart Bell, National Post November 9, 2010 12:04 PM
A screen grab from Salman Hossain's former "Filthy Jewish Terrorist" website.

A screen grab from Salman Hossain’s former “Filthy Jewish Terrorist” website.

TORONTO — Interpol has issued a wanted notice for a young Toronto extremist who sparked outrage when he urged terrorists to attack Canada and to carry out a genocide of the country’s Jewish population.

Salman an-Noor Hossain, 25, a Bangladeshi-Canadian, was added to the international police organization’s database of fugitives at the request of Ontario Provincial Police.

Last July, police charged Hossain with two counts of advocating a genocide and three counts of promoting hatred but he left the country before the investigation was completed and has not yet been arrested.

“The OPP and the OPP Hate Crimes Unit are still actively seeking Mr. Hossain,” said Insp. Dave Ross, an OPP spokesman. “We have an outstanding arrest warrant based on the charges that were laid earlier this year.

“As part of that process, we submit the information on the individual to Interpol, which circulates it among police services around the world,” he said. “It is an ongoing investigation, we are actively following leads and trying to track down Mr. Hossain and bring him to justice.”

Born in Bangladesh, and apparently raised in Ghana before immigrating to Canada with his parents, Hossain was studying at the University of Toronto in Mississauga, Ont., when counter-terrorism police grew concerned about his Internet posts, which called for terrorist attacks in Canada, cheered the killing of Canadian troops in Afghanistan and urged the genocide of Canada’s Jews.

The RCMP, CSIS and OPP conducted investigations, but Ontario Attorney General Chris Bentley told the Jewish community last fall Hossain was not being charged, in part because he was undergoing rehabilitation.

But Hossain quickly resurfaced on a U.S.-based conspiracy theory website where he repeatedly urged that Canada’s Jews be “exterminated,” “slaughtered” and subjected to “mass executions.”

Even after he was charged, he continued to promote racist violence until Internet companies shutdown his websites last summer.

An email requesting a response to his Interpol wanted poster went unanswered.

“We have, for a number of years, pointed to the fact that Salman Hossain was a dangerous, hateful man,” said Bernie Farber, CEO of the Canadian Jewish Congress. “We are very relieved to see that international policing have placed a high priority on his capture.”

Police would not identify the country where they believe Hossain is hiding. The wanted poster on the Interpol website says a warrant for his arrest was issued by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Mississauga, Ont.

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Woman fined 2 1/2 years pay AND given the death penalty for blasphemy

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I do not mean to make light of this but people who have been given the death penalty typically have a difficult time paying large fines after the fact.

From All voices.com

Pakistani Christian Woman Sentenced to Death for Blasphemy Charges

Pakistani court has sentenced a Christian mother of two, Asia Bibi to death for “blasphemy” charges thereby becoming the first woman to receive such a capital punishment.

This indication is contained in a report by Release International, (www.releaseinternational.org), a United Kingdom based Christian organization serving the persecuted Christians in 30 countries around the world adding that a sessions court judge gave Asia the maximum sentence yesterday at the end of a trial that lasted for more than 16 months.

The report said that Asia, a farm laborer in her late-30s from Ittanwali, Punjab, was also fined more than £700 – the equivalent of two-and-a-half years’ salary for the average worker. Continue Reading →

Failed Al Qaeda plot involved sewing bombs inside dogs

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I hope those animal rights activists that are left of center and side with Islam for some reason on most issues read this one. H/T Gayandright

From the New York Post:

By BILL SANDERSON

Last Updated: 11:29 AM, November 7, 2010

Posted: 9:33 PM, November 6, 2010

See Spot explode!

Al Qaeda operatives in Iraq tried to unleash deadly terror in the skies by deploying a pair of kamikaze canines on a US-bound plane, a French newspaper reports.

The diabolical plot failed because the bombs were so badly stitched inside the poor pooches that they died, said the respected Paris daily Le Figaro.

“This case illustrates the determination of al Qaeda militants, who are trying to circumvent terrorism controls by any means,” French criminologist Christophe Naudin, an aviation security expert, told the newspaper.

RUH-ROH! Al Qaeda evildoers took advantage of Americans' sympathy for suffering dogs in Iraq to plant bombs in US-bound pooches -- and they would have gotten away with it, too, if not for some meddlingGIs.

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RUH-ROH! Al Qaeda evildoers took advantage of Americans’ sympathy for suffering dogs in Iraq to plant bombs in US-bound pooches — and they would have gotten away with it, too, if not for some meddlingGIs. Continue Reading →

ACLU gets one right? How can this be?

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N.J. ACLU to sue NJ Transit for firing employee who burned Quran on 9/11 anniversary

Published: Thursday, November 04, 2010, 9:45 PM     Updated: Friday, November 05, 2010, 3:25 PM

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derek-fenton-koran-burner.JPGNY Daily NewsDerek Fenton, an 11-year NJ Transit employee, was fired after he attended a Sept. 11 rally protesting the proposed Islamic community center in Lower Manhattan. It was his day off and he did not identify himself as an NJ Transit employee. While there, Fenton burned three pages of the Quran.

TRENTON — On the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, Derek Fenton stole headlines by burning pages from the Quran in Lower Manhattan to protest a planned Islamic community center there. Two days later, he lost his job at New Jersey Transit for breaching the agency’s code of ethics.

Now the American Civil Liberties Union says Fenton should get his job back. The group will file a lawsuit Friday in U.S. District Court saying Fenton was unconstitutionally fired for exercising his free speech rights.

“If you allow governments to censor one kind of speech, you open the door to censorship of all kinds of speech,” said Deborah Jacobs, executive director of the ACLU in New Jersey. “Our individual right to free speech depends on everybody having it.”

A spokeswoman for NJ Transit declined to comment today. When Fenton was fired, the agency released a statement saying it had “concluded that Mr. Fenton violated his trust as a state employee and therefore was dismissed.”

Two months ago Fenton waded into a roiling international debate over free speech, religious freedom and Islam’s place in America. Terry Jones, a fringe pastor from Florida, had already announced plans to burn the Koran on Sept. 11. Fueled by round-the-clock media coverage, it quickly became one of the world’s most inflammatory topics. Gen. David Petraeus, the top American commander in Afghanistan, said the action could endanger U.S. soldiers, and Defense Secretary Robert Gates called Jones personally to ask him to cancel his plans.

Jones eventually decided not to burn the Koran.
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But on that day Fenton, 39, of Bloomindale, did just that while standing outside the proposed Islamic community center site — a lightning rod for controversy as opponents say locating it two blocks from Ground Zero is insensitive to 9/11 victims while supporters defend it on the basis of religious freedom.

Fenton, wearing a khaki baseball cap and navy blue polo shirt, pulled pages from the Islamic holy book and set them on fire with a lighter. Surrounded by news cameras and a restless crowd, he was escorted away by New York police, but wasn’t arrested. Fenton was not working that day, nor did he identify himself as an NJ Transit employee, the lawsuit said.

The ACLU said his actions constitute free speech.

“Fenton has the right, protected under the First Amendment to the federal constitution, to engage as a citizen in expressive activity about matters of public interest, including matters related to the proposed construction of an Islamic community center near Ground Zero,” the lawsuit said. “When he burned pages of the Koran on September 11, 2010, as a protest against the center, Fenton was exercising that right.”

Fenton, an 11-year employee, was an assistant consist coordinator, responsible for ensuring enough cars were available to put a train into service. He was removed from his job Sept. 13, according to the lawsuit, which seeks back pay and punitive damages. Frank Corrado, a lawyer working on the case, said attempts to get Fenton’s job back were unsuccessful.

Fenton could not be reached for comment today. A number listed for him was disconnected and the ACLU said he would not be making public statements.

Michael Drewniak, a spokesman for Gov. Chris Christie, said in September the governor supported NJ Transit’s decision to fire Fenton. He declined comment today.

State Sen. Raymond Lesniak (D-Union) has opposed the firing, saying Fenton should have been assigned diversity training rather than losing his job.

“They should have made this a learning moment rather than a confrontational moment,” Lesniak said. “I am as much opposed to what he did as anyone. But the remedy is not to ignore a person’s First Amendment rights.”

The Council on American-Islamic Relations also said Fenton should have kept his job.

“If he did not in any way associate himself with the employer while he carried out this act, we would not support his firing, even though obviously we would object strenuously to his actions,” spokesman Ibrahim Hooper said. “We’re strong supporters of the First Amendment.”

Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz, a legal expert, said free speech cases are complicated by employment issues.

“You always have to ask the question of whether his expression affected his ability to perform his job,” he said. “I think in this case, the balance favors his freedom of expression. But it’s not a slam dunk.”

Corrado said “this is the kind of case the First Amendement exists for.” He drew a comparison to flag burning, upheld as free speech by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1989 and 1990.

Sweden and Canada ups its anti white, anti Jewish government messages

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Watch this video made by the government of Sweden, and remember, this was broadcast on Swedish state TV. This is their message…

I have had the above video sitting here as a draft for some time now, unsure of what to do with it. It is so horrifyingly immoral a message, that the state would presume to tell people who to have sex with for political reasons, (Multi racialism and Multiculturalism is going to work if we have to force every girl in Sweden to abandon any traditional notion of sexuality or family to do it) that I simply didn’t know how to post it. I keep thinking of Trudeau and how he lied to us all when he said, “The government has no business in the bedrooms of the nation” and then promptly started passing laws about sex.

Then, Blazing Catfur sent me the following add campaign from Edmonton, a sample of which is below:

Update: City of Edmonton “Anti-Racism” hate poster sports Kafeiyah clad Jew Baiting message – see below

It was only a matter of time.

EDMONTON – Controversy is brewing over a city-sponsored anti-racism campaign that calls on Caucasians to recognize their “white privilege“.

Mao comes to Edmonton.

We’ve seen this communist nonsense before, from Crazed HRC Cultist Barbara Hall whose OHRC finds us all guilty of “White hegemony”

If ‘white privilege’ was real…

Please click over to BCF for the rest.

What can I say. Western civilization, stick a fork in us. We are done.

Is that a Kafeiya the chicky is wearing in the Poster! Looks like they coloured it green to me. Some anti-racism message – No jews and whites!

Oh Goody you can leave them a message about their “diversity initiatives“

Canadians. Please watch.

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There is nowhere in my discussions with fellow Canadians where the gulf is wider, whether it be conservatives or no, then when we talk gun control. Even when I talk with friends who have identical views to my own on all other matters, no where is 40 years of post Trudopia conditioning more apparent than when the subject of gun ownership comes up.

Once again, thank you Bill Whittle for the clear voice of sanity. I sometimes think genius is defined by the ability to state the obvious clearly. Mr. Whittle does that with great precision.

h/t tundra tabloid