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Terry Tremaine Threatened With Life In Prison |
Written by Paul Fromm |
Thursday, 10 February 2011 05:04 |
Terry Tremaine Threatened With Life In Prison *In December, Canadian political dissident Terry Tremaine was found not guilty of contempt of court for having continued to post material after the February, 2007 decision of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal enjoining him to “cease and desist.” Of course, the Canadian Human Rights Commission is appealing in Federal Court. * *In late January, CHRC lawyer Daniel Poulin made Mr. Tremaine a chilling offer. If he removes his Canadian National Socialist Party website and removes his posts from Stormfront, the CHRC will not seek jail time at the appeal. However, if he doesn’t, they’ll seek jail time and will seek to throw him back in prison, after his sentence is served, as long as the material remains up. In other words, life in prison! “What is dressed up as a generous offer is really a threat,” Mr. Tremaine told CAFÉ. I was threatened essentially with life in prison on the installment plan. I’ve never been comfortable with threats.” The thoughtful former university lecturer adds: “I don’t trust the human rights commission. Let them do their worst.”* *Actually, Terry Tremaine is forbidden by his current bail conditions in regards to a Sec. 319 "hate law" charge, also initiated as was the human rights complaint by Richard Warman, from posting anything on the Internet or tampering with his website. It's a Catch 22 situation.* *Saskatchewan Provincial Judge Bruce Henning was supposed to deliver his verdict in the preliminary hearing in this "hate law" case on January 28. However, the judge announced on the appointed date that he will not be handing down his decision until March. His decision will determine whether the case goes to trial or is thrown out. Mr. Tremaine's lawyer Douglas Hewson Christie raised serious arguments over the course of the year long (October, 2009 - October, 2010) hearing as to whether posting material on a foreign website in a land, the U.S., where such expression is legal, constitutes "communicating" under the Criminal Code.* |
Teaching anti-German hate propaganda |
Written by Paul Fromm |
Sunday, 06 February 2011 23:56 |
H.P. In the case of Germany and Germans apparently the Hate Laws don't apply, or else most editors and history teachers would be in jail! I.V. February 5, 2011 Edior *NATIONAL POST* Toronto Dear Sir, * Teaching anti-German hate propaganda* Stephen Henstock (Letters Feb. 5), who must affect at least a minimal knowledge of modern history since he teaches the subject, obviously is not well informed of conditions in Germany under National Socialism. The leading multiple answers he provides to the question of how German scholars should have responded, take as a given that National Socialism was inherently evil and should have been opposed by all patriotic German teachers and university professors. The assumption is false and the questions invidious. National Socialism, within a remarkably short time span, retrieved German sovereignty from the money-changers, restored the people's shattered pride, freed the country from minority control, transformed the economy and the workplace to provide full employment and unprecedented worker benefits (in the midst of a world-wide depression) and earned virtually unanimous public support. It also earned the admiration of foreign statesmen including Prime Minister Mackenzie King who wrote in his diary, following a visit to Germany in 1937 and meeting with Adolf Hitler, that he had seen the "constructive work of the regime and hoped that it might continue. That nothing would be permitted to destroy that work. That it was bound to be followed by other countries to the great advantage of mankind". Had King's wisdom and insight been permitted to prevail over the subversion and intrigues of Germany's vengeful enemies (especially those seeking to have venal British politicians declare an unnecessary, inevitably Punic, war on Europe's only protector from the genocidal Stalin) Western Christian civilization would have blossomed, not succumbed, 100 million lives would have been spared together with their priceless progeny, the Jews would have been resettled in a tropical paradise, and the world would be a much happier place today in every respect - food for thought for both teachers and students raised on the self-serving Hollywood propaganda version of World War II, of which the fraudulent foundation is falsely-assumed German culpability. As ever, Ian V. Macdonald *[Former Canadian diplomat and author]* |
The Health Care's Free, The Dope You Pay For |
Written by Paul Fromm |
Saturday, 05 February 2011 06:22 |
*The Health Care's Free, The Dope You Pay For* "Toronto police say they have arrested a man for allegedly dealing crack cocaine from his hospital room. In a news release issued Friday, police said they began an investigation at *William Osler Hospital* in Etobicoke. *Det. Const*. *Len Nicholson* told *CTV *Toronto that police received allegations that drug-dealing was taking place, based in part on the number of people coming to see the patient. The man had been in hospital for at least five weeks recovering from a surgical procedure, he said. After obtaining a warrant, police went to the room Tuesday and allegedly seized a large quantity of crack cocaine and cash. Police have charged* Sebert Grange*, 52, of Toronto with: possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking, possession of cocaine, possession of proceeds of crime, failure to comply with a recognizance (three counts)." (*CTV*, December 17, 2010) Not to racially stereotype or anything, but seriously, *Sebert? *Note he was out on bail. It's not the first time ultra-enriched Toronto has seen dope dealing from hospital beds: Last January, Toronto police arrested a cornrow-braided black patient peddling drugs to an undercover cop. *Venkat Milligan*, was "charged with dealing cocaine, marijuana and Ecstasy from his room at *St. Michael’s Hospital*, where it’s alleged he was also in possession of a loaded [9mm] handgun and a bulletproof vest. ... Milligan communicated by telephone with the undercover officer and invited him to the hospital coffee shop where – confined to a wheelchair and clad in a hospital gown – he sold the officer cocaine. *Staff Inspector* *Mario Di Tommaso*, who heads the drug squad, said the undercover officer who allegedly bought the cocaine from Mr. Milligan had no idea who the target of the sting was until the two men met in the cafeteria Wednesday evening. 'He was really surprised when he saw the accused in a hospital gown and a wheelchair.'" (*Globe and Mail*, January 21, 2010) In the spring of 2007, a gunshot to the spine paralysed Venkat. That fall, Toronto police raided his apartment and seized a quantity of drugs. He was held at the *Don Jail* from Oct-Dec 2007. He has launched a $17-million lawsuit against the province and jail medical staff over alleged mistreatment while incarcerated. [This article appears in the January, 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.] |
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