I simply have not had a chance to get this translated yet, but I will post portions of the email I got about this below which gives a pretty good idea. Should any French speakers out there care to do it, please feel free to translate this if you feel it is worth it and send it to me with approximate times for what is being said. email me at
vl**@***********og.com for details on how to do this.
From ‘The Bad Faun’ who sent me this:
Note the increasingly hysterical and extreme language of pro-Palestinians: the woman shouting says, among an avalanche of classic anti-Semitic invective, that “Israel is worse than Auschwitz and a giant extermination camp for Palestinians.” Those gathered were there at the instigation of Amir Khadir who just earlier that same day called Israeli Jews “racist terrorists who invented ethnic cleansing” and asked them to make Montreal free of Israeli products. Montreal is pretty scary but a month ago in Ottawa I was asked at my grocery store not to buy “apartheid hummus”, i.e. hummus made in Israel, by some smelly hobo. I wasn’t there to buy hummus but I told him to fuck off and bought 2 packages.
For more information please click here. (It will need to be translated from French)
Runner7500 was kind enough to send in this translation:
Here is a quick translation of the speech from that young woman in the street.
Today, the Palestinian People are rising.
Today, the Palestinian People are rising.
Today, the Palestinian People says it has enough to live fighting.
Millions of people live in a prison with no roof. They have had enough.
Today, the Palestinian People says no to apartheid.
The Palestinian People says apartheid is a cancer for all of humanity.
We should put this cancer, this apartheid in quarantine.
We should dis-invest against the Israeli State.
We should sanction apartheid of Israel.
Sanctions on Israel.


James A. Larry was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday after pleading guilty to killing his mother, pregnant wife, infant son and two nieces last year on the South Side. (May 4, 2011)