Marginalized Action Dinosaur

Atlas of Ancient Civilizations

Keith Branigan

C 1976 Aldus Books LTD London

p 100

Anyone who disagrees with immigration is a bigot.

UK MP Nadine Dorries has been leading a campaign to reduce the abortion limit in Britain from 24 weeks to 20 weeks.

The pro-aborts are not happy. They’re trying to intimidate her. From her blog:

The Hounds of Hell are chasing me.

We received another unpleasant parcel in the post today. Nasty web sites set up, email account and post bag bombarded, people crawling all over my expenses, which they are entitled and I am very very happy for them to do…

Scary, threatening angry and downright nasty phone calls. A message smeared on my window.

How does she react:

I have a very clear message to those who are attempting to do this – back off. You will not stop me, you will not undermine me, you do not scare me. In fact, you make me much more determined than I ever was before. You give me strength.

http://bluewavecanada.blogspot.com/2008/05/pro-aborts-intimidate-anti-abortion-uk.html

And why do they need to abort 21 week old babies?  They could wait a few hours and put them up for adoption.  Or should we shoot everyone in the orphanages just in case they turn out bad?

Gets graphic below, you’re warned.

“This is a case which involves a Canadian citizen, it is unusual, and it has an international character. Canadian counsel play a critical role in the fairness of those proceedings,” he said.

“The reality is that everyone in Canada recognizes that a person accused of a criminal offence has a right to a defence.”

In court documents filed in Edmonton last week, Whitling wrote that maximum penalty of life imprisonment his client faces constitutes a deprivation of his liberty and security under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

http://www.canada.com/cityguides/halifax/info/story.html?id=79144390-4d72-4c97-a3a1-a65b6b419f4f&k=59545

LOL so now the Canadian Charter Of Rights pertains to people laying mines against the liberal Ban [funny they are so quiet about that] in foreign countries, it’s hard to imagine the charter of rights having any jurisdiction. If the charter has jurisdiction there should Muslims who commit crimes here have body parts lopped off here?

Where does this dopey lawyer think it’s written in the charter of rights that it applies to thugs in Afghanistan. Senator Romeo Dallaire who could care less about his own soldiers might believe it.

The latest image follows a November broadcast by CBS’ 60 Minutes of portions of a prosecution video that ostensibly shows Khadr learning to assemble and plant explosive devices.

The video was found in the rubble of the destroyed compound after the 2002 assault. Pentagon spokesmen at the time denied it was leaked by the Office of Military Commissions.

http://www.pakistanuncut.com/2008/03/10/photo-of-gitmos-child-taliban-leaked/

I don’t have that video but I have this,

and this

Khadr is accused of throwing a grenade in July 2002 — when he was 15 — that killed U.S. 1st Class Sgt. Christopher Speer and injured Sgt. Layne Morris in Khost, Afghanistan. Khadr’s father was Ahmed Said Khadr, an associate of Osama bin Laden and a reputed Canadian Al Qaeda financier. He was killed in October 2003 by Pakistani forces. One of Omar Khadr’s older brothers, Abdullah Khadr, is in jail in Toronto, fighting a U.S. extradition request for terrorism-related crimes.

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0406-07.htm

And the guy killed a medic,  yahoo!

So do you think the minefield ban was just another way to say we hate Americans?

Ezra reviews the state of play

“That [Justice Department] memo caused a buzz on my own website, spiking traffic, and not just from outraged readers (including appalled conservatives and Conservatives). Judging from my visitor statistics, plenty of folks in Parliament, the Justice Department, the Federal Court of Canada and various human rights commissions were very interested in the public reaction the memo got — including that it got a public reaction at all. I understand that Blazing Catfur, who has done a particularly good job at rebutting the junk law in that memo, has received a spike in nervous visitors from both the Justice Department and the CHRC, too.

“But the memo (which you can read here if you have the stomach) has caused a ruckus bigger than the blogosphere. I have had two reporters — who haven’t reported on HRCs before — e-mail me to get background on the memo. One reporter — to his credit! — didn’t even believe the memo was real, asking me for corroboration that it wasn’t a ‘forged document’. That’s exactly how I reacted to so many of the insane details about the CHRC when I first encountered them: I simply didn’t believe they were real.”

# Kathy : 2008-05-16 08:08:04 EDT

“Were you shocked to find out that the Justice Department’s

 own filings said truth and fair comment are no defence?” 


“Well, there were a lot of things in the Justice  Department’s missive which

 I find absolutely shocking,” said Martin. ” Not only that but about

blithely talking about restrictions on freedom of expression.  That

has absolutely nothing to do with hate crimes, nothing to do with hate

crimes and nothing to do with hate speech whatsoever.  So the Justice

 Department’s missive really was a trampling of basic human rights, human

 rights that are enshrined in our Charter and I was very disturbed by

 their intervention.  So I’m hoping that our Justice Committee actually

reviews the Commission and hopefully they’ll be able to — that we’ll be

able to bring in members from the Justice Department to be able to

account for their statements.”




Martin has sent letters to all the members of the Justice Committee in hopes it will

hold televised hearings that will not only examine s. 13 (1) but also how the

Canadian Human Rights Commission operates.

http://deborahgyapong.blogspot.com/2008/05/keith-martin-responds-to-justice-dept.html

My 2 cents,

Nicholson to push for removal of section 2 “FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS” from the Charter.

At least one of Britain’s birds appears to be coping well as climate change alters the availability of a key food.

Researchers found that great tits are laying eggs earlier in the spring than they used to, keeping step with the earlier emergence of caterpillars.

Writing in the journal Science, they point out that the same birds in the Netherlands have not managed to adjust.

Understanding why some species in some places are affected more than others by climatic shifts is vital, they say.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) commented that other species are likely to fare much worse than great tits as temperatures rise.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7390109.stm

One wonders how much earlier their spring is showing up ours was A MONTH LATE!

Onward, Happy Workers! (05/16/08)

Friday is a special day for you, happy worker.

After these many weeks of Two Bran Muffin mornings, your fellow happy workers are filled with happiness, and a sense of purpose drives their primate maze exploration behaviour. Watch them smile as they step from task to task, filled with concentration, and an impending sense of relief and tranquility.

Many of you will receive Friday-only privilege tokens in your weekend food bag. If you are picking up and taking a weekend food bag for a sick friend or family member, you can help yourself to their Friday-only privilege tokens, and, of course, their chocolate and tobacco rations for the week. This is the Darwin-positive thing to do. It is Nature’s Way.

http://mitchieville.blogspot.com/2008/05/onward-happy-workers-051608.html

Here’s the thing: two years ago, the Islamic Supreme Council of Canada took The Western Standard to the Alberta “human rights” commission for republishing the Danish Muhammad cartoons. A few months back, the Canadian Islamic Congress took Maclean’s to the Canadian, Ontario and British Columbia “human rights” commissions for publishing an excerpt from my bestselling hate crime, America Alone. Last week, the Centre for Islamic Development took the Halifax Chronicle-Herald to the Nova Scotia “Human Rights” Commission for publishing an editorial cartoon of a, ah, person of an Islamic persuasion.

Have we got a trend yet?

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This is an entirely different scale of project. Muslim lobby groups have very shrewdly calculated that the “human rights” commissions are the quickest, cheapest and most coercive means of applying pressure to mainstream publications in order to put Islam beyond discussion — or at least beyond all but the most pink-marshmallow celebrate-diversity discussion.

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So four weeks from now I’ll be banished from the Canadian media, which will undoubtedly be distressing to my loyal reader (I use the singular advisedly). But a year or two down the line, many other subscribers to Maclean’s and the Chronicle-Herald and eventually the Globe and the Toronto Star will be wondering why there are whole areas of debate that no longer seem to get much of an airing in the public prints. In 1989, Muslims who objected to Salman Rushdie burned his novel in the streets of England. Two decades on, they’ve figured out that it’s more efficient to use the “human rights” commissions to burn the offending texts metaphorically, discreetly, offstage . . . and (ultimately) pre-emptively.

Pace my old comrade, I don’t need to see a movie because I’m in one. We’re at that point in the plot where the maverick investigator takes the call saying a third example of the strange spore has been found in a field in Idaho, and he pushes another pin in the map and goes “Hmm” thoughtfully.

But he still can’t get his colleagues to see that something’s going on.

http://www.macleans.ca/canada/opinions/article.jsp?content=20080514_72985_72985&page=1

Well our Justice minister certainly doesn’t care? Nicholson to push for removal of section 2 “FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS” from the Charter.

  OTTAWA, ON, May 8, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A massive crowd of pro-life demonstrators, the majority of whom were youth, gathered on Parliament Hill in Ottawa today to issue a call to legislators and Canadians as a whole to put an end to abortion in Canada. An estimate given by a police officer to Campaign Life Coalition president Jim Hughes was that a record-breaking crowd of 8,000 people participated in this 11th annual March for Life. Several other crowd-counters came up with almost identical numbers, making the 2008 March the largest March in the history of the pro-life event.

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There were a handful of young fascist anarchist types, chanting “Take your rosaries off our ovaries” and trying to drown out the speakers. Dressed all in black, ugly, pierced tongues and the like, hair dyed black….made me wish I had a crucifix and some holy water… As they were leaving they were chanting something about getting rid of Christians, “not enough abortions.” That’s hate, folks. Lord have mercy on their souls

http://forlifeandfamily.blogspot.com/2008/05/life-first-human-right-national-march.html

Luckily hate towards Christians will never move the human rights types to action.

Rights for thee but not for me,….

They may be on to something with the not enough abortions  I’ve always had a dark wish that you could turn back time and only abort those who support abortion.

Queen Elizabeth II dons headscarf to visit Turkish mosque

When you’re in a Muslim country, you should adapt your behavior to accommodate Muslim sensibilities. And when Muslims are in a non-Muslim country, non-Muslims should adapt their behavior to accommodate Muslim sensibilities.

Got it?

“Queen dons Muslim headscarf to visit Turkish mosque,” by Gordon Rayner in the Telegraph, May 15:

http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/021035.php

h/t http://www.fivefeetoffury.com/:entry:fivefeet-2008-05-16-0001/ 

The west is doomed to fail

Denethor, Steward of Gondor.

Geert Wilders may be many things — he is self-confident to the point of vanity and stubborn to the point of sacrificing himself. But he’s not a right-wing populist.

For one thing, he’s a radical liberal. For another, what he’s doing at the moment is extremely unpopular.

Unpopular with MSM’s and activists but how about “we the people.”

If fanatical Muslims do, in fact, go ballistic over Wilder’s film “Fitna,” it’s not because they have a flawed relationship to freedom of speech and religion, but because they’ve been insulted and provoked by Wilders — or so the reasoning goes.

It’s because they should not be here if they will go ballistic and kill over something as silly as a film they need to be removed.

It was followed by a report on the relaxed response of Dutch Muslims, who were shown sitting in their cafes peacefully drinking coffee while Wilders raised havoc outside.

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According to Buhrow’s narration: “The knives are already being sharpened — but only for the doner kebabs.” But he forgot to mention that, by that point, “Fitna” had already been pulled off the video portal LiveLeak, where it had been first published (more…). The British provider had received death threats that it took as seriously as they were intended — a not entirely irrelevant bit of information that the ARD anchorman opted to omit, so as not to confuse his viewers with too many details.

According to this interpretation of events, Wilders has only himself to blame for the fact that he has to be under 24-hour police protection and sleep in a different location every night. If he’d taken on, say, the Federation of Dutch Floriculturists, his private life would be fully intact.

Or if they stopped immigration 3 decades ago.

Unfortunately, one needs to point out at this juncture that it’s not Wilders’ obsessive arrogance that has robbed him of his private life, but the memory of how and why director Theo van Gogh was murdered, namely by a Dutch-born Muslim of Moroccan heritage. He, too, probably liked sitting in cafes drinking coffee peacefully — until one fine morning, when he set off to kill the “provocateur” van Gogh, who would presumably still be alive today if he hadn’t been so silly as to make an “anti-Islamic” film.

What he wanted to accomplish had already been accomplished (more…) with the threat to show an “anti-Islamic video.” He showed the “free West” to be a paper tiger. The Dutch government distanced itself from the project and asked its ambassadors in Muslim countries to explain to their host governments the situation in their home country, where the government is not as omnipotent as it would like to be.

http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/0,1518,544478,00.html

Well Richard Warmans and others want us to be paper tigers. thats why they will never target a Muslim with their efforts.  But if you quote one like Mark Steyn did, that will result in your conviction, err charges laid.

Could you imagine if a real police officer grilled a criminal suspect for 90 minutes, and then four months later sheepishly called up the suspect and asked sweetly for a copy of that suspect’s notes on the interrogation? Imagine the peals of laughter!

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So you can imagine my amusement today when my lawyer told me that the HRC asked him for a copy of my videotape of that interrogation.

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As the Alberta HRC boasts in its annual report, its case load of complaints has actually fallen by 15% in the past year. Albertans just aren’t bigoted enough for them, it seems. But it takes the HRC 7% longer to dispose of complaints — up from 382 days to 410 days. That’s a net productivity decline of 22% in a year. And their goal for next year: 435 days. Yes, the Alberta HRC actually wants to be less “efficient”.

(Imagine if the HRC was actually being used for its original purposes of helping people, say, kicked out of an apartment in wintertime because of their race. What good would “help” a year later do? But the HRCs long ago stopped pretending to be shields to protect people — now they’re swords to attack people for the crime of political correctness.)

So the average case takes 410 days. I’m at 800 days and running — and my formal hearing hasn’t even been scheduled. The only way I know my interrogators are still alive is that they called my lawyers to get a copy of my videos.

http://ezralevant.com/2008/05/how-would-we-know-if-the-alber.html

Maybe they are lulling Ezra Levant into a false sense of security so they can use his wireless connection, Tax funded idiots.

Have they not read the blogs, was it that long ago?

Priceless analogy.

Plus they want to add 25 days per case good for them.

They Could Have Used It For Fuel !

From CP

“VANCOUVER - British Columbia’s pine-beetle devastated forest is belching out enough carbon to equal Canada’s average annual forest fire emissions, says a new report from scientists at the Ministry of Natural Resources Canada.”

As someone who has been involved in several projects that would have resulted in a beneficial use of the BC “Bug Wood” I have this to say:

It is entirely the responsibility of the BC government and its bureaucrats that this came about!

The fact that we have arrived at the point where the wood is rotting in the forest is the direct result of government bungling and mismanagement at every level and at every step from the initial identification of the Pine Bark Beetle problem to now!

They have taken NO leadership and no action to arrive at anything BUT this complete fiasco.

Enjoy your crap sandwich BC!

http://ommag.blogspot.com/2008/04/they-could-have-used-it-for-fuel.html

Well I hope scruffy dan feels bad. Can they burn it?

Canadian serial killer Clifford Olson on MySpace

Clifford Olson Having fun, liberals having fun, Victims families distraught but who cares about them. This is Canada were nice to mass murderers and could care less about the victims of crime it’s why the united way gives money to criminals and not victims.

Meanwhile 308 babies will be sacrificed at the temple of Trudeaupia today for womens rights. 150 women will be killed for womens rights. That makes sense if you are a socialist or utterly evil.

Course I’m with Ecclesiastes.  There’s a time to Kill,

Wadah Khanfar, director general of the Al-Jazeera network, announced Burman’s appointment as managing editor on Wednesday.

There’s the lefty Media Bias again, heres hoping he ends up with a fatwah. Or Al Battar gets him.

When I received word that Tony Burman, the former head of CBC News, was moving over to Al Jazeera, I thought it was a spoof. Alas, I’m wrong.

Burman follows Avi Lewis to the jihadist propaganda arm.

I wonder how much back-pay they’ll get?

http://ezralevant.com/2008/05/another-cbc-honcho-moves-to-al.html

Well now you know why they don’t talk a lot about free speech it’s not a big issue in Saudi Arabia.

Luckily if no one watches them, they still get to steal 70$ a year off me.

 With headquarters in Doha, Qatar, and international bureaus in cities such as London and Kuala Lumpur, Al-Jazeera English is available to millions of households around the globe.

Burman left CBC in July 2007, after 35 years with the public broadcaster, including seven as head of CBC’s news, current affairs and Newsworld services.

Bias? ya think,….