How Bad Do You Have to Be?

Written by Paul Fromm

Saturday, 19 March 2011 05:27

*How Bad Do You Have to Be?* The Canadian legal establishment professes to be very concerned about violence. This concern, so they insist, is the reason for gag laws and restrictions on free speech, for fear that certain types of controversial views or criticisms of privileged minorities may lead to violence. Often the same establishment is ruthless with dissidents of rightward persuasion for merely expressing their views. So, what does the legal establishment do when there actually is violence. What about two East Indian doctors, *Amitabh Chauhan* and *Suganthan Kayilasanathan*, accused of drugging a woman in a bar and then raping her? “Two Ontario doctors accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a young woman were granted bail (February 23). … *Assistant Crown Attorney John Scott** had consented to the release* *of the two physicians. … Each had to provide a $100,000 surety*.” (*Globe and Mail*, February 24, 2011) A surety is a promise, in this case by Chauhan’s wife and Kayilasanathan’s father, to forfeit the money if the accused fails to show up for trial. No money needs change hands. Now, when letter writer *Brad Love*, was charged with “hate” in 2003, the Crown vigorously opposed any bail, despite the offer of $250,000 – the value of his parents’ home. Similarly, *Michelle Erstikaitis*, charged with a minor domestic assault, where no one was hurt, has been warehoused on remand for 25 months. Her perhaps ill-advised writing of a letter of support, some 15 years ago to *Timothy McVeigh* and her White nationalist political views seem to be held against her. Or take *Melissa Alexander*, a black woman, charged with manslaughter in the scalding death of her 18 month old child *Miguel Fernandes*. He had been immersed in boiling water. She then blithely headed off to the shopping mall for two hours leaving the writhing babe in agony in the care of his three year old brother. Even the judge *Anne Molloy* was amazed to learn that Miss Alexander, who many feel should have been charged with murder, had been out on bail since September, 2009 – a small surety posted by her grandmother. After her conviction for manslaughter, February 13, for failing to provide proper care for her wretched son, Alexander remained free on bail until her April 19 sentencing date. (*Globe and Mail*, February 14, 2011) So, *Michelle Erstikaitis,* a young lady with politically incorrect opinions, is warehoused for 25 months for a minor domestic assault charge, and *Brad Love*, charged with “hate”: for writing non-threatening letters, was unable to get bail on the original charge and on his most recent breach of probation charge, again for writing non-threatening letters, could only get bail after his sister-in-law pledged the $110,000 equity in her house and Mr. Love posted $22,000 cash.. It seems that you can walk free on bail even if you are charged with rape or manslaughter but will languish in prison for having the wrong ideas

 

Hear Paul Fromm on Voice of Reason Radio: The Fighting Side of Me: Against Cultural C

Written by Paul Fromm

Friday, 18 March 2011 03:50

Hear Paul Fromm on Voice of Reason Radio: The Fighting Side of Me: Against Cultural Communism The Fighting Side of Me: Against Cultural Communism March 15, 2011 · Print This Article [image: Jim Jones] Paul Fromm discusses: - The West defeated “economic communism” in the Cold War, but our elites have been captured by Cultural Communism — radical egalitarianism, multiculturalism, radical feminism; - Psycho Rev. Jim Jones as the poster boy for multiculturalism; - Canadian courts impose harsher bail conditions on immigration critics like Brad Love than they do on those accused of drugging and raping unsuspecting women; - Prime Minister Harper, Israel-Firster to the core, says “we’ll always stand by Israel.” http://reasonradionetwork.com/20110315/the-fighting-side-of-me-against-cultural-communism

 

Rappin' For Rip Offs

Written by Paul Fromm

Thursday, 17 March 2011 03:56

*Rappin' For Rip Offs* "Two different charities, one Toronto address. One charity, *Operation Save Canada Teenagers*, claims to help teenagers steer clear of drugs and gangs. The other, *Revival Time Ministries International*, calls itself an evangelistic missionary that offers leadership training and community development programmes. But the *Canada Revenue Agency* says neither charity spent donations of more than $3.7 million on such charitable activities, and this month revoked their status. In scathing audits, the * CRA* says the two charities falsified bank statements and did not give a complete record of donation receipts. The Federal agency reported discrepancies in receipts made available to its investigators and said the charities dilly-dallied over repeated requests to provide records. But *Daniel Mokwe*, founder of the two charities who also calls himself 'reverend' and runs a church, refuted all allegations. 'Everything they are saying is trash. It’s not authentic,' he told *the Star* in an interview at a strip mall office [and predictably,] he is appealing the revocations in *Federal Court*. ... In 2006 and 2007, *Operation Save Canada Teenagers* reported charitable spending of $654,043 and $1,057,707, respectively, but auditors found no evidence any was spent on charitable activities. The taxman found similar problems at *Revival Time Ministries International*, where charity officials reported charitable expenditures of $730,663 in 2006 and $1,432,160 in 2007. Again, *CRA* investigators say there is no proof the money was for used for charitable purposes. 'We also have serious concerns that the bank statements provided *were manufactured* for the purpose of our audit,' said the auditors. ... Like the finances of the two charities he runs, little is known about *Daniel Mokwe*. He says he immigrated from Cameroon about six years ago and registered *Operation Save Canada Teenager*s as a charity in 2006. He claims the idea took root in Botswana where he noticed a high rate of *HIV*infection among people between the ages of 15 and 29. He says he started a school to educate young people there and the results were 'encouraging.' He decided to continue to work with teens when he moved to Canada." (*Toronto** Star*, January 24, 2011) According to the organization's sub-literate website, *OSCATEEN*: "is a multi-cultural organization helping teens from different communities & background and *Operation Save Canada Teenagers* exist to assist teens not to fail in Life by offering them an opportunity to fulfill their dreams in song writing, drama, rap/R&B dancing, sound controlling & DJs. Our target market is teenagers between the ages of 13-19 who have an interest in talent development and have dreams of becoming musical, television stars and academic genius. Since 2004 *OSCATEEN* has given direction, served and change the lives of 2500 boys and girls, among them, some are full time artist, some have their music in the market and others are very responsible individuals. Most of our clients are recruited during our shopping mall to shopping mall youth outreach program." *[sic]* ** [This article appears in the February, 2011 issue of the *CANADIAN IMMIGRATION HOTLINE*. Published monthly, the *CANADIAN IMMIGRATION HOTLINE*is available by subscription for $30 per year. You can subscribe by sending a cheque or VISA number and expiry date to *CANADIAN IMMIGRATION HOTLINE*, P.O. Box 332, Rexdale, ON., M9W 5L3.]