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Via shaw 4, Grosvenor William 2006

Could it be that the ZYD-controlled media are making a big story, only
because the victim was one of them?

The media have not been so concerned about victims of other ethnic
groups getting raped and murdered!! On the contrary the media have
asked for MORE immigrants from places such as Israel and Haiti,
especially for those being AIDS-spreaders claiming refugee status from
these 2 countries.

On 06 Apr 2006 23:26:25 GMT, [email protected] (David “Toad”
Buchanan) wrote:

>ALL Immigrants are criminals because ALL Immigrants come to Canada so they
>can vote Liberal and to steal away all the good meanial labour, cab driving
>and floor sweeping jobs from illiterate right wing NeoNazi Racists like me!
>
>Thanks to the damn Immigrants, I’ve been on welfare for 20 years and I can’t
>afford my cigarettes and beer anymore!
>
>It’s time that all Canadians rallied behind me in my cause to stop
>immigration to Canada and give first choice for meanial labour, cab driving
>and floor sweeping jobs from illiterate right wing NeoNazi Racists like me!

>The Toad [email protected] wrote:
>
>>LISA POSLUN – ANOTHER VICTIM OF LAX IMMIGRATION LAWS?
>
>Accused killer left his DNA at scene
>crown: Murder trial opens: Prosecutor lays out case against janitor in
>Yorkville slaying
>
>Peter Brieger
>National Post
>
>Wednesday, January 18, 2006
>
>The trial of the man charged with killing Yorkville commercial real estate
>broker Lisa Posluns three years ago began yesterday with the prosecutor
>describing the Crown’s scientific case against the accused as “very powerful
>evidence of his presence” at the crime scene.
>
>At the opening of the first-degree murder trial of Nelson DeJesus, 36, Susan
>Orlando told a jury of three women and nine men assembled in a Toronto
>courtroom that, “what is exceptional about this case is that Nelson DeJesus
>left behind his DNA.”
>
>Not only was the accused’s saliva and semen found on the victim’s underwear
>and jeans, Ms. Orlando said, but the 38-year-old woman’s own genetic markers
>were present inside a knife sheath and handcuffs found on Mr. DeJesus when he
>was arrested in March, 2003 — after he led police on a foot chase when they
>arrived at his Toronto home.
>
>That was about four months after Ms. Posluns’ body was found in a storage
>room at her office building, lying in a pool of her blood from seven stab
>wounds and a slit across her throat.
>
>The office is nestled squarely in the heart of Toronto’s tony retail
>district, prompting media at the time to dub her death the Yorkville Murder.
>
>Speaking to the jury, Ms. Orlando said forensic scientists pegged the
>likelihood that it was not Ms. Posluns’ DNA on Mr. DeJesus’s handcuffs as a
>statistically impossible one in three trillion.
>
>For any jurors who may wonder if Mr. DeJesus and Ms. Posluns — an estranged
>member of the Dylex retailing empire — were engaged in a consensual sexual
>relationship, perhaps involving restraining devices such as handcuffs, Ms.
>Orlando sought to disavow those questions, too.
>
>The accused man’s shoe left a print in the victim’s blood at the crime scene,
>and he called her office on at least five occasions outside of regular hours
>– blocking his number several times — to check whether the “workaholic” was
>working late in the months before her murder, Ms. Orlando told the jury.
>
>But in an interview with police after he was arrested, Mr. DeJesus — a
>cleaner at the building who sometimes tidied up the victim’s fifth-floor
>office — denied killing Ms. Posluns, or even knowing the victim beyond an
>occasional greeting in the building.
>
>”Nelson DeJesus had no reason to call [the victim],” Ms. Orlando said. “He
>was trying to figure out the right time to execute his plan to sexually
>assault and murder her.”
>
>Witnesses at the trial, which is expected to last about two months, had also
>seen Mr. DeJesus loitering around the building’s lobby when he wasn’t
>working, and he lied to other cleaning staff when each of them offered up
>reasons they couldn’t have committed the murder, Ms. Orlando said.
>
>Mr. DeJesus said he was working at Mississauga’s Square One shopping mall
>when Ms. Posluns died on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2002 — a claim later exposed as a
>”lie,” Ms. Orlando warned.
>
>Also, as a janitor, Mr. DeJesus was “intimately” familiar with the building’s
>layout and the quickest way to a “remote” first-floor utility room where Ms.
>Posluns’ life was cut short, the Crown prosecutor said.
>
>Investigators believe Mr. DeJesus attacked Ms. Posluns in the hallway as she
>was about to lock up the office and go home to make a nightly call to her
>mother, which never came.
>
>”In that lonely hallway outside her office, Lisa Posluns’ life took a tragic
>turn — Lisa Posluns was not alone in that hallway,” Ms. Orlando said.
>
>Leading the woman downstairs, Mr. DeJesus sexually assaulted Ms. Posluns who
>– as the victim’s torn and hastily arranged clothing suggests — was trying
>to get dressed before her attacker repeatedly plunged a knife into her body.
>
>She was dragged into the utility room where Mr. DeJesus ended the woman’s
>life with a slash across her throat, Ms. Orlando said.
>
>The man’s former boss will testify Mr. DeJesus knew of the room and its
>”faulty lock,” which could be opened with a solid nudge, she added.
>
>”That is where she succumbed to her injuries, alone in a small, dark utility
>room where no one could come to her aid,” Ms. Orlando said.
>
>Mr. DeJesus then made his escape through a one-way exit door that empties
>into what would have been a near-deserted parking lot that Saturday night,
>the Crown lawyer added.
>
>The trial continues today.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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From [email protected] Sat Oct 13 19:53:17 EDT 2007
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When Priceline refuses to book air tickets for Canadians, why should
Canadians bother to book anything else with these clowns?

After all, the competitors accept bookings from Canadians for air
tickets, and then get all the rest of the travel business as well, in
exchange for being sensible.

Your comment regarding problems from Priceline partners makes
absolutely no sense whatsoever.

One can have credit cards from banks all over the world, and once the
payment is made, from any credit card, that should be the end of it
for the booking agent.

It seems that Priceline just isn’t up to date with payment by credit
card, or else just does not want business from non-yanks!!

In any case, they are now blacklisted, and will NEVER ever get any
business from me, my clients, friends, or prabably even enemies.
Hopefully they will soon go under, or get taken over by a more
sensible operator.

On Sun, 9 Apr 2006 18:37:39 -0400, “LVTravel” <[email protected]>
wrote:

>This is not factual about credit cards since you can’t book on Priceline if
>you don’t have a credit or debit card. If you get a US billing address for
>your credit card you can book all you want on Priceline. See the quote from
>their email back to you “the U.S. billing address requirement is a result of
>contractual obligations with our travel partners.”

This is NOt credible, since a P.O.Box is no assurance of a US address,
other than for mail.

>The travel partners (airlines in this case) generally set the rules for any
>travel booked from any “travel agent”. Apparently their travel partners for
>hotels and auto rentals are not as tight, as this quote shows “If you have a
>Canadian billing address, you may use our website to book Rental Cars and
>Hotel reservations.”

Makes no sense at all, since as long as they get paid, who cares where
the customer lives?

>”Asterix” <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]…
>>> From: “‘Customer Service” <[email protected]>
>>> Subject: Customer Service (KMM19676808V43949L0KM)
>>> Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2006 20:53:12 -0400

>>> Dear Sir

>>> Thank you for taking the time to send us an e-mail. We understand that
>>> you are unable to register on our website, as it does not allow any
>>> customers from Canada.

>>> At this time, customers outside the United States are unable to create
>>> user profiles because a U.S. billing address is still required to
>>> purchase Air and Package reservations. In turn, the U.S. billing address
>>> requirement is a result of contractual obligations with our travel
>>> partners.

>>> If you have a Canadian billing address, you may use our website to book
>>> Rental Cars and Hotel reservations – you just won’t be able to create a
>>> profile.

>>> We apologize for the inconvenience and hope this information is useful
>>> to you.
>
>>> Sincerely,
>>> Neeraj S.
>>> Customer Service Specialist

>>> Original Message Follows:
>>> ————————-
>>> Subject: Unable to Register
>>> Product: AIRLINE
>>> Category: About Airline Tickets
>>> Name: removed
>>> Request Number:

>>> Comments:
>>> I am in Canada.
>>> Your program apparently does not want any customers from Canada.
>>> It will not allow us to register.

>> Apparently Priceline has never heard of paying by Credit Cards!!!

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Guys, stop discussing ambulances.

How much do you think would be fair pay for the clowns on council,
plus the mare?

I doubt that we would get any candidates if we paid them what they are
REALLY worth, but at least give them something, for wasting hundreds
of millions – say welfare rates?

On 9 Apr 2006 21:38:59 -0000, Dump The Crooks <[email protected]>
wrote:

>Canadian Taxpayers Association has exposed what many Edmonton taxpayers have
>long suspected.
>
>Because the city council and mayor pay themselves by having one third TAXFREE,
>unlike most honest taxpayers, they are in fact way overpaid for the scams they
>are endorsing.
>
>CTA have confirmed that city councillors are in fact getting the equivalent of
>$85,110 per year, which is more than other cities are paying.
>
>The mayor is seriously overpaid, getting the equivalent of $167,870 a year!!
>This means that the mayor of Deadmonton gets $6,000 more than Ralph Klein,
>Premier of Alberta!!
>
>Time to dump ALL the mayor and Council, and replace them with honest, hard-working
>councvillors getting a basic pay of $52,000 a year – PLUS BONUSES BASED ON LOWER TAXES
>AND BETTER PERFORMANCE OF CITY ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS!
>
>At the same time, Council should implement ZBB – Zero Based Budgetting, and fire
>all unnecessary city managers, and close down non-appropriate city departments.
>Let the federal and provincial governments operate those functions which are THEIR responsibilities, such as arts, sports,multiculuralism, and welfare, to name a few.
>
>Sharx, Sew, Grosvenor – care to comment?
>
>
>
>If you believe in the TRUTH and the RIGHT,
>then visit www.freedomsite.org
>
>Lawyers, politicians, and judges need to be recycled – as fertiliser!!
>
>”At a time of universal deceit – telling the truth
>is a revolutionary act.”
>(George Orwell)
>
>David Icke – ‘…and the truth shall set you free’
>
>”All truth passes through three stages.
>First, it is ridiculed, second it is violently opposed,
>and third, it is accepted as self-evident.”
>(Arthur Schopenhauer)
>
>”The reason men are silenced is not because they speak falsely,
>but because they speak the truth. This is because if men speak
>falsehoods, their own words can be used against them; while if
>they speak truly, there is nothing which can be used
>against them — except force.” — John Bryant
>
>”To attempt to silence a man is to pay him homage, for it is an
>acknowledgement that his arguments are both impossible to answer
>and impossible to ignore.”
>–John Bryant
>

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The cashier at Canada Place, at the CRA payments section, says they
will soon be refusing cash payments.

This is clearly illegals.
Is it because CRA staff have been stealing too much?

On 11 Apr 2006 15:04:51 -0700, “Joe” <[email protected]>
wrote:

>Are they refusing to accept cash sent in ht e mail? If so, that is
>standard business practice.

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Canada Immigration prefers to admit bogus refugees claiming they are
AIDS-spreading fags from Israel and Haiti, or Poland.

I must assume that you did not fit this profile of what Canada
considers acceptable visitors?

On 12 Apr 2006 11:35:26 -0700, [email protected] wrote:

>Vancouver is a lovely city, but if you tell them you are vacationing
>for 7 days in Vancouver they will interrogate you for an hour, while
>reading your diary, and asking you about its contents. (They went
>through my other luggage too, but speant the most time on my notebook.)
>
>That is what happened to me last week. They said that vacatining for 7
>days in Vancouver was suspicious and the reason I was subject to this
>invasion of privacy.
>
>Well, the interrogation left a bad taste in my mouth, and put a damper
>on my vacation. Definitely, I have no intentinon of returning, and
>will tell everyone I know that to vacation in Vancouver is to be
>interrogated. (Not friendly questions, but rapid bombardments, designed
>to be upsetting and find out all sorts of personal information. Which
>they did. None of which was incriminating, but personal business I
>don’t share with most people and was NONE OF THEIR BUSINESS! I felt
>violated.)
>
>I have travelled internationally on many occasions, and have had my
>luggage searched before, but I have never been so personally attacked!
>. At Heathrow they searched my carry-ons, but did not INTERROGATE me.
>
>Now I believe Canada is an extreme police state
>I HATE CANADA!

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Subject: Another Crooked Edmonton Cops Expose!!
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The Edmonton Journal, in a banner headline story on page B1 of today’s
paper, exposes yet another swindle involving Edmonton’s crooked cops!!

They exposed a so-called CHARITY SCAM, for a so-called “benefit” game
run under the style of “Oldtimers Hockey Challenge”.

This scam collected more than $250,000 through fraudulent telephone
solicitors, claiming the money was going to a charity.

In fact, only $20,000 actually goes to a local women’s shelter safe
house.

Almost all the money goes to a scam business called Xentel DM Inc, out
of Calgary, not even a local business. In the USA, XENTEL has been the
subject of investigations alleging deceptive telemarketing, as well as
for breaching do-not-call laws.

In Iowa, in November 2004, Xentel was forced to stop abusive and
misleading calls in fundraising and solicitations, and was forced to
pay $30,000 in penalties.

Since almost all the money goes to a for-profit business, rather than
to a registered charity, why isn’t the provincial government charging
the crooks and their sponsors with FRAUD?

This scam was being promoted by the Edmonton Police Faded Blues
Hockey team.

Just one more scandal for the new chief to clean up!

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It was the crooked Edmonton cops, who willingly gave their name to
this scam, so that the Police Hockey team would get publicity.

because they are cops, they can not plead ignorance, of the laws!!

Just another scam involving crooked Edmonton cops, what?

On Fri, 14 Apr 2006 15:58:35 GMT, “PV” <[email protected]>
wrote:
>”Asterix” <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]…
>> The Edmonton Journal, in a banner headline story on page B1 of today’s
>> paper, exposes yet another swindle involving Edmonton’s crooked cops!!
>>
>> They exposed a so-called CHARITY SCAM, for a so-called “benefit” game
>> run under the style of “Oldtimers Hockey Challenge”.
>>
>> This scam collected more than $250,000 through fraudulent telephone
>> solicitors, claiming the money was going to a charity.
>>
>> In fact, only $20,000 actually goes to a local women’s shelter safe
>> house.
>>
>> Almost all the money goes to a scam business called Xentel DM Inc, out
>> of Calgary, not even a local business. In the USA, XENTEL has been the
>> subject of investigations alleging deceptive telemarketing, as well as
>> for breaching do-not-call laws.
>>
>> In Iowa, in November 2004, Xentel was forced to stop abusive and
>> misleading calls in fundraising and solicitations, and was forced to
>> pay $30,000 in penalties.
>>
>> Since almost all the money goes to a for-profit business, rather than
>> to a registered charity, why isn’t the provincial government charging
>> the crooks and their sponsors with FRAUD?
>>
>> This scam was being promoted by the Edmonton Police Faded Blues
>> Hockey team.
>>
>> Just one more scandal for the new chief to clean up!
>
>Funny my Journal says “Big Drainage Bill coming”
>
>Xentel approached the faded blues, set it up, organized it and then skimmed
>85% of the money. This is a Xentel scam, not a police scam, the police
>hired the wrong organization.
>
>Of course so did the Organ Donation and Transplant Association of Canada. I
>am not calling them corrupt but told them I would not donate anything to
>Xentel who would pull the same scam.
>
>It’s time the Alberta government shut down this company, or force them to
>clean up their act.
>
>PV
>

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From: Asterix <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: avoid Edmonton CANADA at all cost
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The OP was referring to Edmonton CANADA, not the nice place Edmonton
in Britain, near London.

On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 02:10:23 GMT, gel <[email protected]> wrote:

>a crappy city,,,cold weather..bad expensive food…..cold people…high
>crime…….cops corrupted

From [email protected] Sat Oct 13 19:53:19 EDT 2007
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Subject: Re: Yellow Peril in Canada: “Chinese Industrial Spying”-Should Be More Concerned About ISRAELI Spying!!
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Instead of worrying about the small amount of spying in Canada done by
the Chinese, the stupid canucks should be more concerned about all the
ISRAELI spies in Canada, most of which are like the Cohen gang,
ILLEGALLY in Canada.

On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 15:44:17 GMT, [email protected] wrote:

>Yellow Peril in Canada: “Chinese Industrial Spying”
>
>Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn’t Fit
>
>Reuters via Yahoo – Apr 16, 2006
>http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060416/wl_nm/china_dc_1
>
>Canada worried by Chinese industrial spying
>
>OTTAWA (Reuters) – The Canadian government is very worried by the
>extent of Chinese industrial espionage inside Canada and will raise
>its concerns with Beijing, Foreign Minister Peter MacKay said in an
>interview broadcast on Sunday.
>
>MacKay said it was particularly important to protect such Canadian
>companies as Research in Motion, maker of the portable e-mail
>BlackBerry device.
>
>”We’re very concerned about economic espionage and it would appear
>based on evidence and reporting that there is a fair bit of activity,”
>he told CTV.
>
>”It’s something we want to signal we’re prepared to address and to
>continue to raise with the Chinese at the appropriate time. We’re very
>much a country that needs to protect its technology,” he said.
>
>Research In Motion said last week it expected to launch its wireless
>e-mail service in China by mid-year. Canadian media reports say
>state-controlled China Unicom this month introduced its own version,
>nicknamed the Redberry.
>
>MacKay is a member of the new Conservative government, which defeated
>the Liberals in a January 23 election. When in opposition, he accused
>the Liberals of doing little to prevent China from stealing Canadian
>industrial secrets.
>
>Last June, amid a furor over allegations by a Chinese defector who
>said Beijing had more than 1,000 spies in Canada, the Liberals said
>they would tighten investment laws to give Ottawa the right to block
>the foreign takeover of any Canadian company for national security
>reasons.
>
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Subject: Re: 2 more Aussie Drug Traffickers to be Hanged – GOOD!
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At least the government of Indonesia know what to do with garbage
people, such as drug dealers.

They know, as do other sensible governments in the area, that an
executed criminal will never re-offend!!

Further, an executed waste of skin, will not cost the taxpayers for
the upkeep in some pampering prison system!!

If only the justice systems in North America would follow suit!!!

On 17 Feb 2006 18:43:24 -0800, “LifeManTalking” <[email protected]>
wrote:

>AUSTRALIA – Few Australians have much sympathy for Andrew Chan and
>Myuran Sukumaran, the two drug traffickers sentenced to death in Bali
>this week for their failed bid to smuggle more than 8kg of heroin on to
>the streets of Sydney.

>The lives of too many of their young people have been destroyed by
>drugs and, as innumerable letters to newspapers and callers to talkback
>radio have pointed out, Chan and Sukumaran could never have been in any
>doubt of the risk they took in running narcotics through Indonesia.

>But the prospect of the pair being taken from Kerobokan jail, tied to a
>tree in some lonely clearing, and shot by a paramilitary firing squad
>raises deep and disturbing moral, political and diplomatic dilemmas for
>a nation that last executed a criminal almost 40 years ago and now
>opposes the death penalty worldwide.

>Their own police provided the information that inevitably led to
>Tuesday’s sentence. Their Government welcomed the death penalty given
>to the Bali bombers but opposes the same fate for Australian drug
>traffickers, and public opinion is repulsed by the prospect of
>executions at home but inconsistently accepts them abroad.

>It is a diplomatic minefield that Canberra traversed when
>Vietnamese-born Melburnian Van Tuong Nguyen was hanged in Singapore in
>December for taking heroin through Changi airport, despite Australian
>appeals for clemency.

>It is also a minefield that the nation will confront time and again:
>despite repeated warnings and the appalling reality of executions,
>there will always be people foolish enough to strap drugs to their
>bodies or conceal it in their luggage.

>Almost all will pass through Southeast Asia, the source of most of
>Australia’s heroin (the Bali Nine consignment originated in Thailand)
>and where every country but Cambodia compulsorily hangs, shoots or
>lethally injects traffickers.

>Mike Phelan, the head of international operations for the Australian
>Federal Police and the man responsible for giving Indonesia the
>information it needed to arrest the Bali Nine, sees no end to the queue
>of couriers the trade calls “mules”.

>”It continues to astound me that people attempt importations and move
>drugs through transit countries knowing that the death penalty exists,”
>he told ABC’s Australian Story. “Many young lives get thrown away for
>the law of quick dollars.”

>The AFP’s role in the arrest of the Bali Nine is among the most
>sensitive of the issues facing Prime Minister John Howard, who has
>already weathered a barrage of criticism that has extended even into
>his own party room.

>The AFP caught the first whispers of a major heroin importing run in
>February last year and, in April, asked the Indonesian police to help
>uncover the members of the syndicate and the source of their supplies.

>Between them, the two forces discovered most of the names and built a
>remarkably accurate picture of their operation, including details of a
>previous successful run and another aborted attempt.

>This co-operation has become increasingly commonplace, spurred by the
>determination of all countries in the region to attack drug trafficking
>and terrorism. Intelligence swapping is required under a number of
>treaties.

>”We make no secret of the fact that the AFP has a policy of forward
>engagement where we want to stop the crimes at the source and (prevent
>them) from reaching Australian shores,” Phelan said. “That’s a practice
>we will continue to operate within.”

>What worries many Australians is the fact that the AFP in effect turned
>over a group of young Australians to a country it knew was likely to
>execute them, rather than arresting them when they arrived home.

>The most emotional response centred on Scott Rush, 20, a drug mule who
>was jailed for life. His family, through lawyer Bob Myers, vainly asked
>the AFP to warn Rush of their interest before he left Australia.

>”No Australian public servant has the right to expose any Australian
>citizen to the death penalty,” Myers told Australian Story.

>Rush and fellow mules Renae Lawrence, Martin Stephens and Michael
>Czugaj took the AFP to the Federal Court, claiming it had acted
>illegally by exposing them to the death penalty.

>While a large part of public opinion agreed, the court dismissed the
>action.

>The Government has also sidestepped criticism, pointing out that while
>the relevant treaty with Indonesia contains a clause allowing the
>Attorney-General to refuse to provide evidence if an Australian was
>charged with an offence carrying the death penalty, the AFP was free to
>do as it thought best until charges were laid.

>By the time the Bali Nine were formally charged, all the damaging
>evidence had been gathered.

>Phelan is unrepentant: “Basically all transit countries through which
>drugs come to Australia have the death penalty. The AFP cannot pick and
>choose who it chooses to cooperate with.”

>International teamwork in the past few years has significantly reduced
>the flow of drugs into Australia. The most recent Australian Crime
>Commission figures, for 2003-04, show the lowest seizures of heroin for
>a decade.

>Refusal to co-operate abroad would outrage regional governments and
>threaten mutual action against other drug syndicates and terrorism.

>Public opinion in Southeast Asia also strongly favours the death
>penalty for traffickers, with polls in Singapore and Thailand showing
>support of up to 80 per cent.

>In Australia, opinion is more confused. A Morgan poll in November found
>that while only 27 per cent of Australians favoured the death penalty
>for murder, 57 per cent believed drug traffickers caught in Asia should
>die.

>Yet in the specific case of Van Nguyen, opinion was evenly divided.

>In The Australian, a newspoll found that more than 50 per cent of
>Australians favoured the death sentence for people convicted of major
>acts of terrorism.

>Howard now has to weigh all these conflicting factors in framing
>Canberra’s approach to the executions of Chan and Sukumaran. He has
>said publicly he has no sympathy for the two men but will vigorously
>pursue Australia’s long-standing opposition to the death penalty.

>How that is carried out will test Australian diplomacy.

>Apart from the risks to a fragile relationship, observers have pointed
>out that any blunt approach will almost certainly stiffen backs in
>Jakarta and end any chance of clemency.

>Hopes of saving Chan and Sukumaran now rest with Indonesia’s
>inconsistent record in carrying out executions, the fact that in recent
>times only three of the more than 85 prisoners on death row have been
>shot, and the lengthy legal road still to be travelled.

>It may be years before their case moves through the Denpasar provincial
>High Court and the two reviews possible through the Supreme Court in
>Jakarta.

>And though President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has said he will never
>grant clemency to drug traffickers, time and quiet diplomacy may change
>his mind.

>Death penalty Australia’s double dilemma
>
>18.02.06
>By Greg Ansley

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Subject: Re: 103,768 Canadian Babies Killed in 2003 – Extra Million$ for ZYD Abortionists
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Actually, the key point should be the $40,000,000 paid to the ZYD
abortionists, for killing all these babies!!

At a payment of at least $400 per baby, usually paid by the
taxcpayers, this is a lot of money for legal murders!!

If the feminazis want to PAY for killing their own babies, that is
their choice, but taxpayers SHOULD NOT be paying for these abortions.

On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:52:45 GMT, “Phÿltrêss” <[email protected]> wrote:
>[posted and mailed]
>
>”J Young” <[email protected]> blew me away with
>news:[email protected]:
>> <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]…
>>> On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 22:10:29 -0500, “J Young” <[email protected]>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> >The numbers are staggering, the horror is beyond discription.
>>> >
>>> Ahh, so that’s how you feel about a woman getting to make a choice.
>>
>>
>> Even the most liberal of loons ( and there are plenty in these ng’s )
>> must recoil in astonishment by the amount of blood shed in the name of
>> ‘free choice’.

>J, the only horror beyond description is your fucked up sewer of a
>misogynistic mind. It’s none of your business how many women reject
>maternity, or why they determine reproduction to be inappropriate; their
>lifestyes are none of your fucking business either. So take your whiney
>xtian “guilt” and shove it straight up your meddling ass, you
>sanctimonious mendacious CUNT! How many unwanted, living babies have YOU
>adopted, shithead?
>This isn’t about embryos, as your pompous whining make very clear, it’s
>about enslaving the bodies of women to your fairy tale-based agenda.
>You are that transparent. You, and the xtian Taliban can ban abortion,
>ban contraception, and make pregnancy compulsory, just like the 4th
>century you long for, with all the females knowing their “place” as brood
>sows. They won’t need much education, and we can stop them taking jobs
>away from the men, right, fascist pig?
>Fuck you, you lying little monster. If women aren’t free to control their
>bodies, NOBODY is free.

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Subject: Re: Families DO NOT Want Liberal Child Care Program
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The commies and lesbians supporting the Y may want the communist type
family day care scams proposed by the socialist lieberals, but normal
families most certainly DO NOT want the scam.

If the government wants to give the PARENTS $100 a month, for the
parent to use towards whatever form of child care the parent wants,
rather than the institutionalised daycares of communism, then as
Martha Stewart would say, That is a good thing!

There already is too much government interference in families, and
this may be a step in the right direction, allowing parents to choose
where they wish to start the education of their chioldren.

On 21 Mar 2006 16:38:40 -0800, “[email protected]” <[email protected]>
wrote:

>Canadian families, irrespective of where they live or the size of their
>communities, want their child care needs met by a nationally-funded
>public system and not a federal cash payout, according to a recent
>report by YWCA Canada.
>
>The report’s findings are based on four community task forces held
>over the past year in four distinct communities across Canada: Halifax,
>Vancouver, Martensville, Saskatchewan, and Cambridge, Ontario.
>
>In each task force, parents, service providers and business people
>consistently said that they wanted integrated services that are
>publicly and fairly funded so that they could meet the demands of
>parents in their communities.
>
>The Conservatives are planning to scrap childcare agreements signed by
>the Liberal government and the provinces to develop a National Early
>Learning and Child Care Program. Instead, they will provide parents
>with direct payments of $1,200 a year per child.
>
>But as YWCA study director Jenny Robinson points out, the
>Conservatives’ payment would amount to only $8 a week for a
>middle-income family once it is taxed – a sum that will come nowhere
>close to meeting basic child care needs. In addition, the study also
>finds that even if parents have money to buy child care services, there
>is still a shortage of services to buy.
>
>Prime Minister Stephen Harper plans to deal with this shortage by
>offering a one-time credit of $10,000 for businesses and community
>groups to create 125,000 new daycare spaces.
>
>However, 85 per cent of the costs of a child care space are operational
>costs. The Conservative plan offers nothing to keep that space going.
>Moreover, the YWCA report indicates that although tax cuts have been
>offered in some provincial jurisdictions, they have not resulted in any
>new child care spaces.
>
>Canadians want a plan that will guarantee every child – regardless of
>parental income or geography – will get a quality, affordable and
>accessible space offered by a licensed professional. Parents and
>caregivers understand, as we do, that a cash payout is not the answer
>to the country’s very real need for child care.
>
>A national child care program like that envisioned in the YWCA report
>is not beyond our means. The Liberal Party has made it a priority to
>ensure the Conservative government honours the 10 multi-year child care
>deals already reached with the provinces. Canadian families deserve
>nothing less.

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On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 20:56:23 GMT, “Chom Noamsky” <[email protected]> wrote:

>”Asterix” <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]…
>> With all the jobs going begging, there is no need whatsoever for an
>> able-bodied person to be unemployed, unless they wish to be so.
>
>Yeah but most homeless people are unemployable to start with. That’s how
>they get where they get. Addiction problems, mental health issues, etc,
>they need serious treatment and councelling before they can get back to
>employable status. Most employers don’t have patience for unreliable drunks
>and potheads.

For such undesirable flotsam and jetsam, surely some form of
concentration camps, where they can subsist or perish, would be the
appropriate Darwinian answer?

If they are of no use to humanity in general, or even themselves, then
let them perish!

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Hopefully it will get distributed in Edmonton?
Just put a pile on a bus, and have someone pick up from Greyhound,
please.

On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 09:01:35 -0400, “Islam Will Replace Collapsing
Amerikan Empire” <[email protected]> wrote:

>Muslim Free Press launched in Canada
>4/18/2006 6:20:00 PM GMT
>
>The Islamic Supreme Council of Canada launched a new national newspaper that
>would be distributed in four major Canadian cities, CBS News reported.
>
>The Muslim Free Press was officially launched in Toronto on Saturday. It
>will be distributed in Montreal, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver.
>
>Published in English and French, the newspaper will cover topics ranging
>from Canadian and international news, to politics and health issues from an
>Islamic perspective.
>
>The Calgary-based Islamic Supreme Council is a national group that promotes
>understanding of the Islamic religion and tackles issues affecting the
>Muslim community in Canada.
>
>The council said the introduction of the newspaper was partially due to the
>international uproar over the publication of the offensive cartoons of
>Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in some Western newspapers, including the Western
>Standard and the Jewish Free Press in Canada.
>
>Syed Soharwardy, council president as well as publisher and chief executive
>officer of the newspaper, said that the cartoon controversy showed a growing
>misunderstanding between Muslims and non-Muslims.
>
>”Canadian Muslims were not as forthcoming to understand the Canadian values
>of freedom of the press and freedom of religion,” Soharwardy said.
>
>On the other hand, “mainstream Canadians were not able to understand why
>Muslims [were] protesting,” he said.
>
>Soharwardy said he hopes the new paper will help bridge the gap in
>understanding and create interfaith dialogue. For example, he said, the
>paper’s editorial board includes Christian and Hindu members.
>
>http://islamonline.com/cgi-bin/news_service/world_full_story.asp?service_id=2224
>
>
>
>

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On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 06:10:00 GMT, Duncan Patton <[email protected]>
wrote:

>On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 19:38:14 -0600
>Chief Instigator <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>
>> >Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2000 17:02:06 GMT
>>
>> >The sooner we rid ourselves of these subhuman creatures, the better! Also,
>
>Counciling suicide is sposed to be against the law. But hey, go for it!
>Dhu

If, as you claim it is illegal, why wasn’t Svend Robinson jailed for
his help with the suicide of a lady?

Or do charges only apply if you are NOT a commie supporter, or NOT a
fag?

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On 26 Apr 2006 09:18:07 -0700, [email protected] wrote:

>Taken from:
>
>www.NotCanada.com
>
>TOP 8 REASONS NOT TO IMMIGRATE TO CANADA
>
> 8. Discriminatory and Dishonest Immigration System.
>Immigration to Canada is based on a point system, obtained with your
>education, qualifications and job experience. Points are good enough
>for immigration, but in Canada, they are not good enough to get a job
>in your field. Amazing, how the credentials that qualify you to come to
>Canada are the same credentials that don’t qualify you for your
>profession in Canada. The reason is, Canada only wants immigrants to do
>the labor jobs – pizza delivery, driving taxis, factory work etc.

Actually, most of the professions DO NOT WANT COMPETITION, INCLUDING
LOWER PRICES, FROM QUALIFIED IMMIGRANTS!

That is why most professional groups in Canada will refuse to
recognise the credentials of professional groups outside Canada!!

> 7. Out Of Control Cost Of Living.
>>From rent, to utility bills, to shopping, to phone, internet and cable
>bills, to gas, to car insurance, to eating out, to basically anything
>you have to pay for or buy, the cost of living in Canada has become
>astronomical. Recent immigrants are astonished as to how expensive
>everything is. It is estimated that compared to most countries around
>the world, the cost of living in Canada is on average five times
>greater.

> 6. Health Care Crisis.
>Practicing physicians in Canada are in a shortage, 1 in 4 Canadians
>cannot get a family doctor. Canadian doctors are leaving to move
>permanently to the United States. Statistics Canada and the Canadian
>Medical Association both have identified that for every 1 American
>doctor that moves to Canada, 19 (nineteen) Canadian doctors move to the
>United States! Doctors in Canada are overworked and underpaid, and
>there is a cap on their salaries.

> 5. Very High Taxes.
>Yes, you have the GST, the PST, totaling 15%, on practically everything
>you purchase and many other taxes taken out of our weekly paycheck. You
>have to pay a whopping amount to the government, out of your hard
>earned salary, so that the government can turn around and give it to
>beer drinking, hockey watching welfare bums. Fair? It does not matter,
>it’s Canada.

> 4. Money Hungry Government.
>Canadian Embassies around the world lie to foreigners, painting this
>picture that Canada is Utopia, because they want them to come to
>Canada. Why? Because foreigners bring money! So after being deceived,
>these foreigners come. They must bring with them at least $10,000.
>Canada has an immigration quota of 250,000 per year. So please do the
>math, 250,000 multiplied by $10,000 each equals a whopping 2.5 Billion
>dollars that Canada gains from immigrants every year.

> 3. No Culture.
>Unlike almost every other country in the world, Canada has no culture.
>Actually American culture is what dominates Canada. When was the last
>time you had some ‘Canadian’ food? There are no Canadian traditions and
>there is no national identity. What does it even mean to call yourself
>a ‘Canadian’. . .nothing really. People living in Canada, still
>identify themselves with the country they ‘originally’ came from.

Canada does support with huge amounts of taxpayer cash, all the
gangsters and thugs involved in commercial sports, though!

> 2. Worst Weather.
>Yes, Canada has the worst weather conditions of any country in the
>world. Freezing cold temperatures, snow, ice, hail, winds, storms etc.
>>From the Prairie provinces to the Maritimes, from the Territories to
>southern Ontario, the weather is so horrific and disgusting that many
>Canadians leave Canada simply because of this reason alone.

> 1. No Jobs.
>Yes, coast to coast, there are no jobs. Immigrants are highly qualified
>(MD’s, PhD’s, Lawyers, Engineers etc.) but they are driving taxi cabs,
>delivering pizza’s or working in factories. Even people with bachelors
>degrees from Canadian Universities cannot find jobs after graduation.
>This is the tragedy associated with immigration to Canada. I feel sorry
>for those immigrants who are stuck in Canada for the rest of their
>lives. It is indeed a very sad and hopeless future.
>
>Taken from:
>
>www.NotCanada.com

[Message republishing libel removed. See:
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Alan, what is latest status of this matter?
Are snivel servants still ripping off taxpapyers, or will truckers now
be allowed same as crooked trough-feeders?

On 18 Mar 2005 12:16:44 -0800, [email protected] (Alan Baggett)
wrote:

>Here’s the latest from:

>http://pei.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=pe-truck20050318

>Truckers fight for better meal deductions
>Last Updated Mar 18 2005 11:24 AM AST
>CBC News
>CHARLOTTETOWN – Some P.E.I. truckers have joined a class action
>lawsuit against the Canada Revenue Agency. They want to be able to
>claim more money for meals while they’re on the road.

>Summerside’s Chris Murphy spends two weeks at a time rolling across
>North America in his truck, paying for three meals a day in roadside
>restaurants.
>
>He said when government employees are traveling they are paid up to
>$75 a day as compensation for their meals and related expenses.
>
>However, truckers are allowed to claim a maximum of $23 a day as a
>business expense. Murphy believes the numbers should be the same.
>
>The court case was filed in British Columbia Supreme Court in 2002.
>
>Ernie Slump, the publisher of Trucker Magazine launched the suit.
>Since then, he has added the names of 3,000 truckers to the case.
>
>He believes the federal government is trying to delay the case.
>
>”We thought we might go to court in April or May, but we think now
>that the government may drag it out further until after the next
>election because this could very well become an election issue.”
>
>Murphy said he just wants the same provisions as other people who have
>to leave home for work.
>
>The federal Department of Finance won’t say if deductions for meals on
>the road might be raised.
>
>
>
>[email protected] (Alan Baggett) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>…
>> http://www.todaystrucking.com/displayarticle.cfm?ID=3824
>>
>> Law firm files meal allowance suit
>>
>> SUMMERLAND, B.C. (Mar. 7, 2005) — B.C. law firm Johnston, Johnson &
>> Co. has filed a class-action suit on behalf of 11 truck drivers
>> seeking to overturn the unfair meal allowance portion of the federal
>> tax policy.
>> The Summerland, B.C.-based lawyers are asking the Supreme Court of
>> British Columbia to strike down a section of the Income Tax Act
>> dealing with the deduction of their meals while they are on the road.
>>
>> “Essentially, we looked at whether truckers, bus drivers, and other
>> workers that travel for a living could unite in one cause to get
>> parity with government workers,” says Tom Johnston, lead counsel on
>> the case in a statement that appears on the firm’s website.
>> “Government employees receive a meal allowance of $73.10 [an amount
>> that fluctuates on a quarterly basis according to the Consumer Price
>> Index] per day plus U.S. exchange (if they were traveling in the US),
>> without receipts.”
>>
>> In the Statement of Claim, it is asserted by the plaintiffs (the
>> truckers) that CCRA [formerly Revenue Canada] “through [its]
>> administrative policies, have ruled that some of the Plaintiffs and
>> some of the Class are not entitled to a meal allowance greater than
>> $16.50 before 2003, and, $22.50 after 2003, while other taxpayers
>> received more money for meals, including allowing some, the fair meal
>> allowance rate.”
>>
>> Further, the Plaintiffs claim that the decision to allow some
>> individuals to claim a greater amount than others is unfair and
>> discriminatory, and without adequate reason.
>>
>> Johnston says he hopes for truckers to gain parity with federal civil
>> servants covered by the Treasury Board Secretariat Travel Directive.
>> “We’re also seeking to strike down the 50 percent aspect of the rule,”
>> he says. “That applies to business meals, and in the case of our
>> clients, that’s clearly not the case.
>>
>> “In the civil servants’ case, he or she is consuming meals for
>> sustenance, as are truck drivers. Allowing one group a more generous
>> allowance than others isn’t fair. It’s clearly a discriminatory
>> practice, and the Canadian Charter of Rights makes no room for
>> distinction between one class of citizens and another.”
>>
>> Drivers wishing to join the class action may still do so by contacting
>> Johnston & Johnson at their B.C. offices, or by visiting the website.
>> If the lawsuit is successful, only those registered and paid-up of the
>> class action may be able to claim retroactive meal allowances, the
>> firm says.
>>
>> There is a $200 fee to join the class action. Those already in the
>> class action will need to pay an additional $100.00 to remain in the
>> lawsuit. For more information, see www.summerlandlawoffice.com or
>> call, 800-494-0442.

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