Wednesday, February 27, 2013

A LEGEND REMEMBERED...

Angry Black Lady Chronicles
Nobody expects the Vaginal Inquisition!

WELCOME TO TEXAS NORTH

Skanktuary City: Illegal aliens cost us money
By coincidence I was browsing Toronto's most wanted...
"You owe me money.

If you pay taxes in Ontario, be warned that I want City Hall to pay me back the thousands of dollars I spent paying lawyers and government offices to make my American-born wife and children legal in this country.

Toronto council has voted overwhelmingly to allow illegal aliens — undocumented workers ­— access to city services and programs “without fear.” How about the fear legal immigrants and citizen taxpayers have that they’re being shafted again?
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CANADA'S PASTAGATE DOESN'T HELP...


SOCIAL ASSISTANCE IS NOT THE ANSWER...

Workers with unstable jobs left behind by outdated social programs: Editorial


 
The federal Conservatives must push reform their social assistance programs to help the growing number of workers facing precarious employment.
 
* mandate schools to return to teaching 3 Rs and let parents look after lifestyle alternatives
 
* students must meet standards and if they fail to do so they repeat the year
 
*become more competitive regarding quality and cost of manufactured products
 
* more trade schools and fewer bastions of cultural achievement
 
* develop a work ethic by mandating that appropriate students will replace seasonal workers so they learn the basics of employment: time management, quality of expectations, etc.
 
 

FRIGGING DISGRACE AND AN INSULT TO ALL CANADIANS


...I know that "ART" is allowed some latitude in how they depict history but !@#$%^&* to future Oscar TV shows



Former ambassador Ken Taylor pleased to hear nod from Ben Affleck

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WYNNE'S PAST RECORD DOESN'T INSTILL CONFIDENCE

Don’t hug thugs, Premier Wynne              
Kathleen Wynne              

Cleaning up Toronto’s crime-ridden social housing complexes is a tough battle.
Last week, police raids found guns, ammo and other weapons hidden in the common areas of apartments run by the Toronto Community Housing Corp.
Police say criminals stash the weapons in places like maintenance and laundry rooms and in hallways above ceiling tiles, for easy access when they want to commit crimes.
It’s further evidence TCHC housing is home to a minority of criminals, many operating in gangs, who think nothing of gunning each other down, along with innocent bystanders, in their constant wars over turf and drugs. In the process, they terrorize the law-abiding majority living in social housing.
Our concern is that because the TCHC needs approval from the province to do almost anything, Premier Kathleen Wynne is going to be a major impediment to effective change.
That’s because she took a “hug a thug” approach to dealing with criminals living in TCHC complexes back when she was housing minister.
Last year, some city councillors asked the province to change eviction procedures to make it easier to evict tenants from public housing who have criminal records for gun offences and other violent crimes.
Wynne rejected the idea, arguing the criminals would have nowhere to live. Seriously. That’s what she said.
She also tried to block the Ford administration from selling 65 homes owned by the cash-strapped TCHC, to provide funding for desperately needed repairs to social housing.
Wynne, who apparently shares the ideological view of left-wing city councillors that social housing must never be sold under any circumstances, only backed off after Mayor Rob Ford wrote to then-premier Dalton McGuinty, asking him to intervene.
When she was education minister, Wynne dismissed the findings of a Toronto school board task force struck after Grade 9 student Jordan Manners was gunned down at C.W. Jefferys Collegiate.
It concluded the board was permeated by a culture of fear and silence on the issue of school violence. But Wynne rejected the findings, saying that wasn’t her experience when she was a Toronto trustee.
Wynne needs to learn some problems can’t be solved by having everyone hold hands and sing Kumbaya.
Sometimes, you have to get tough with the bad guys.

WHY IS EVERYTHING REGARDING SPECIAL STATUS GROUPS A CRISIS

Aboriginal jury representation 'crisis' in Ontario

Qualifications to serve on a jury:
  • be at least 19 years old;
  • be a Canadian citizen; and
  • be a resident of the province of the jurisdiction that served you.
  •  
    ...wouldn't this eliminate many Indians from serving on a CANADIAN jury?

    THANKS MIKE...

    City Hall hath no fury like a lefty scorned

    Tuesday, February 26, 2013

    SOLUTION OF MANY TO FISCAL PROBLEMS


    MODEL FOR FUTURE CANADIAN BUDGETS?


    STATS PROTECT NO ONE BUT SOCIAL IN-ACTIVISTS

    Crime stats are all just a mirage
      By ,QMI Agency     

                               
    Tories-crime

    There is more crime in Canada than Statistics Canada and other experts like to admit.

    Why won’t our politicians, criminologists, law profs, prisoners’ rights activists and judges fess up? Because they want to believe our ultra-lenient justice system — the system they designed — is working. And they want to convince the rest of us, too.

    SOURCE

    THEY ARE IN POLITICS FOR GAWDS SAKE...


    ...and we accept that in most cases they don't know whether they are coming or going and it is natural they are confused as where to and where from!

    SOUR GRAPES...


    James: Ford’s Teflon coating leaves him 3-for-3


    James: Ford’s Teflon coating leaves him 3-for-3

    Royson needs to be careful he doesn't trip over the puppeteer strings manipulated by his overseers and the left wingers on Toronto City Council. The tradegy is he is capable of journalistic integrity but...

    Amid election overspending allegations, Rob Ford’s approval rating is climbing


    The survey by Forum Research of 806 Torontonians on Friday found that 48% approve of the job Mr. Ford is doing, up from 45% a month ago and 42% in mid December
     

    ONTARIO DID NOT CREATE THE PROBLEM

    Ontario needs to fix the full-day kindergarten problem it created: Editorial


     
    ...Dulltoon MGoonty, who The Star supported through three elections, created the problem and Wynne and his other henchmen/henchfemales followed their leader rather than worked in the best interest of education.

    Monday, February 25, 2013

    THANK YOU SASHA...

    I hope you don't mind my passing this on as a public service...hopefully people will visit your other self-help articles!
     

    DOES THE BEAVER STAND A CHANCE AGAINST THE PIRHANAS?

    Chief "BigFatFraud" Spence Seeks Soul-mates At The U.N.
    Chief Spence takes fight against C-45 to the United Nations
    The Attawapiskat First Nation and the International Indian Treaty Council have sought the support of the United Nations to stop C-38 and C-45. They state that the Harper government failed in their Duty to Consult as guaranteed by the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Canadian Constitution Act.
     
    More: Chief Spence asks UN to interfere with Parliament

    h/t Sassy

    SLOW SLOW NEWS DAY

    What's Chinese for TWIT?
     Northern migration our SALVATION!


    IOC has reached the pinnacle of STUPIDITY along with

    YOU CAN TELL IT HAS BEEN A QUIET NEWS DAY


    Sunday, February 24, 2013

    CANADAS TEA PARTY???


    SOME FILLERS...

    Owner digs into 'pastagate' ..

    Quebec Lingostapo target Montreal's 'Joe Beef'

    Adler: Kangaroo courts waste tax dollars, time

    I NOT GOING TO PAY YOU DAVID...

    ...I CONSIDER THIS TO BE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN SO YOUR POLICY AND PRICING ON COMMENTS DOESN'T APPLY:

    Drawn Off Topic

    HERE'S GARY...


    REALITY...

    Ontario's dead government walking: Why Kathleen Wynne cannot win


    Rex Murphy: Everything since the gas plant cancellations — the legislature prorogation, McGuinty quitting — has been for the tactical convenience of the Liberals

    Robert Fulford: Colonialism, maybe it wasn't entirely 'monstrous'

    WILL THIS LATEST PLOY TO GARNER VOTES...

    ...COME BACK TO BITE US IN THE ASS? I would hope not but based on the lack of freedom of a Danish to publish a caricature of Mohammed to attempts to introduce Shaira, a religious form of muslim civil law, to the attempts to reduce an accused's right to "face" their accuser, etc. I can see lawyers and HRC tribunal members  getting richer and it is schucks like you and I diverting more of our taxes.
     

    Stephen Harper’s real agenda on religious freedom: Siddiqui

    Stephen Harper’s real agenda on religious freedom: Siddiqui

    With a jihadist thugocracy to vote for;
    Obama's New Libya Update: American and Three Others Arrested in Benghazi for Preaching Christianity
    They face the death penalty.

    The jihadis’ useful idiots may be deplorable, but we should still let them have their say

    A BREATH OF FRESH AIR AT QUEENS PARK???

    Revealed! Gas plant memos Dalton McGuinty wanted to write: Cohn

    Forget the wild goose chase for 60,000 gas plant documents: Here at last is Dalton’s dirty little secret in leaked emails going back to 2011.
     
    McGuinty <McGuinty@MPP.Ontario.ca >
    Sent: Feb. 23, 2013
    To: Kathleen Wynne <Premier@Ontario.ca >
    Subject: Re: Excess Baggage!

    Dear Kathleen,
    Greetings from sunny South Carolina. Brought too much baggage (story of my life) and the airline lost my golf clubs.
    Thanks for your Feb. 22 email below. Glad to hear no one has yet found my secret memos for the cancelled gas plants. As per your request, here is the elusive “smoking gun” email from the past election (forwarded below).
    I realize the province faces a $240-million bill for cancelling the plants. But we gave voters what they wanted. Excess baggage? Nope. Nimby penalty.

    All those earnest electricity planners chose the Oakville and Mississauga locations. People complained. We backed the bureaucrats against the Nimbys — until we were boxed in at election time.
    Sure, the NDP wants a public inquiry and the Tories want more documents to back up (and sex up) their conspiracy theory. They think public hearings will shine a spotlight on a shadowy Liberal cabal that neutralized a gas plant in mid-campaign, without any governmental authority.
    The truth is more mundane: I made a campaign promise, through the local MPP. And, unusually for me, I kept my word.
    OK, I’m off to the golf course. Sorbara is lending me his spare clubs and caddie.
    Remember: Delete the forwarded email below. It’s 17 months old but still makes me wince.
    Dalton
     
    From: Dalton McGuinty <Premier@Ontario.ca >
    Sent: Sept. 24, 2011
    To: Charles Sousa <Sousa@MPP.Ontario.ca >
    Subject: FW: gas plants CONFIDENTIAL!

    Dear Charles,
    Just 12 days until voting day. As Liberal leader, I’m asking you to host a news conference in Mississauga this afternoon to announce the death of that gas plant you’ve lobbied against as a local MPP.
    Please delete this email. I don’t want people to see me nakedly knuckling under to Nimbyism. But anybody who reads the newspapers (does anybody still?) can easily deduce what happened behind closed doors:
    This isn’t rocket science, it’s political science. If we don’t act, the opposition will steal a half-dozen Liberal seats with their promise to cancel the plant.
    Here’s our dirty little secret: We cannot legally kill the plant today. During elections I’m just a caretaker premier and the bureaucrats won’t heed me until I’m sworn in again. All we can do is make a campaign commitment — you know, a promise — to cancel the plant if re-elected. (Unlike my 2003 anti-tax pledge, I’ll keep my word this time even if it’s a career-limiting move.)
    While the opposition cries coverup, watch for the auditor general to quietly follow the money and one day reveal the truly scandalous cost of our collective Nimbyism. Meantime, break a leg!
    Dalton
     
    From: Kathleen Wynne <Premier@Ontario.ca >
    Sent: Feb. 22, 2013
    To: Dalton McGuinty <McGuinty@MPP.Ontario.ca >
    Subject: Excess Baggage!

    Dear Dalton,
    Still waiting for those secret emails you promised me. Missed you in question period. Andrea Horwath was meaner to me than she ever was to you — none of the deference she showed Premier Dad! All because your hapless Ontario Power Authority discovered yet more memos on the cancelled gas plant: 30,000 last September; another 26,000 in October; and 600 more mundane pages last Thursday.
    Still no smoking gun. But every time the OPA screws up and coughs up more memos, the opposition cries coverup! Maybe we should just hand over your secret email from the 2011 campaign?
    BTW, wasn’t such a bad week after all: high school teachers are restoring extracurriculars. Hah! I’ve cleaned up at least one of your messes.
    Kathleen

    IS SOMEONE LOOKING OVER OUR SHOULDER?

     
    ...probably! We have gotten too lazy for human contact so we communicate WITH COMPUTERS, CELL PHONES, TABLETS  through facebook/twitter/blogs/email, banking and shopping is just a couple of clicks away and LAWD ONLY KNOWS WHERE ARE KIDS! These are just some examples of how we opened the front door to our lives.
     
     
    How did that happen...
     
     

    AND THE AVERAGE COMPUTER USER'S ATTITUDE...



    HOMELESSNESS IS A COTTAGE INDUSTRY

    ..and the beneficiaries are left wing politicians and social in-activists who are groveling at the trough for grants, etc. Note: the re-branding of john clarks rabble is MY iniative not The Sun editorial staff.
     
    Time for straight talk on the homeless 49

    First posted:      
    OCAP                           
    The Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCRAP) at Toronto City Council to support a motion to have an emergency debate on the shelter system. The motion was defeated. OCRAP supporters raised a banner in the chambers while yelling their complaints. (MICHAEL PEAKE/Toronto Sun)                                 
    The simple reality is this.
    As long as we allow homeless people to sleep on our streets, then homeless people will sleep on our streets.
    It has nothing to do with the resources City Hall assigns to combat homelessness.
    Even during cold spells like the ones we’ve been experiencing recently, Toronto’s multimillion-dollar, 3,800-bed shelter system runs 3%-4% below capacity.
    And in a cold weather emergency, more beds can be added if the city thinks they’re necessary.
    That’s why last week’s call by Coun. Adam Vaughan, backed by the perennial rabble-rousers from the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty, for yet another emergency debate on homelessness, was pointless.
    Predictably, city councillors, far too many of whom are influenced by whoever happens to be screaming at them that day, voted 24-20 in favour of Vaughan’s motion.
    But that fell short of the two-thirds majority needed to bring the homeless issue to council immediately, instead of in April when it’s scheduled to address it.
    This caused the OCRAP contingent to erupt into one of its predictable festivals of indignation, screaming insults and promising they would be back March 7 to turn Metro Hall into an emergency shelter. So what else is new?
    Back in the real world, the real issue when it comes to dealing with Toronto’s homeless is this.
    As long as our governments — at all levels — consider it a civil right for people to live on our streets, regardless of their capacity to make rational decisions on their own behalf and no matter how many times we ask them to come in from the cold, nothing will change.
    In that context, demands that we throw ever-increasing amounts of tax money at the problem, from all the usual suspects who hang around City Hall looking for never-ending handouts, are absurd.
    That won’t solve anything, for the simple reason that if people are bound and determined to live on the streets — and we refuse to compel them to come inside — then that’s exactly what they will do.
    In politics, as in life, decisions have consequences.
    The consequence of refusing to compel people to come in from the cold on our streets is that some of them will die in the cold.
    We disagree with that.
    We believe it’s unacceptable to leave people out on the street who have lost the capacity to care for themselves, often due to mental illness or substance abuse.
    We believe it’s unconscionable to treat these people worse than we would a suffering animal, which is not to compare the homeless to animals, but to condemn our lack of action for the cruelty it is.
    But it’s not a problem we’ll solve by throwing more tax money at the homeless file, that taxpayers can’t afford to pay.
    And it’s time we stopped pretending otherwise.

    LET'S STOP BLAMING BLAIR...

    Man killed in early morning North York shooting

    One man dead, another injured in two separate North York shootings

      I have been saying it for years...left wing politicians, social in-activists and media have turned the police into social workers with guns and even when they do their duty as law enforcers the judicial system makes a mockery of their efforts, ie: virtually automatic bail, long trial delays, inappropriate leniency in sentencing to institutions that give them almost the same privileges/rights deemed appropriate for the law biding. In fairness to Chief Blair he is playing a game of politics not justice.

    Saturday, February 23, 2013

    FINALLY FACING THE REALITY OF AGING...


    HRCs ARE MADE IN THE SAME MOLD...


    Canadian restaurant  culls ‘Albino Rhino’ beer brand after human rights complaint


    Earls Restaurants will take beer sold under the 25-year-old brand off the menu after a Vancouver woman with albinism filed a BC Human Rights Tribunal complaint against the chain in 2012. The same craft beer will still be sold, but just as “Rhino.”

    Ikponwosa (I.K.) Ero, representing a group with the genetic condition that causes a lack of pigmentation in skin, hair and eyes and often blindness, accused the popular restaurant of discrimination based on physical disability and colour.

    While Earls doesn’t agree with the complaint – the beer was named after the white rhinoceros and it didn’t occur to the restaurant that it would be associated with albinism or offend anyone – it will cull the “Albino” from the house brand by April 24.

    Source

    Albinism may not be mentioned? 

    As a matter of interest, the white rhino is neither white nor albino. It varies in color between light brown and dark grey.

    A DISTINK SOCIETY...


    ...if nothing else Quebec, and especially Montreal, makes Ontarians, particularly Toronto, feel "superior!"

    Pauline's Pasta Police

    The following is a real video clip from Quebec, not a comedy segment from The Onion. More here.
    Thankfully, the backlash through social media, appears to have sufficiently embarrassed the Clouseau-like clods enough to back down for now.
    Let's hope that Alberta & Saskatchewan's hard working citizens are content to see how their taxes are being spent. :-(
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    WHAT'S IT LIKE GROWING UP...ANYWHERE?


    Trevlyn Kennedy,19, left, Ashley Fraser,17, centre, and Mustafa Ahmed, right, who take part in programs offered by community service centre Dixon Hall in Regent Park, pose for a photo on Thursday, February 21, 2013. (Michelle Siu/The Globe and Mail)

    Trevlyn Kennedy,19, left, Ashley Fraser,17, centre, and Mustafa Ahmed, right, who take part in programs offered by community service centre Dixon Hall in Regent Park, pose for a photo on Thursday, February 21, 2013. (Michelle Siu/The Globe and Mail)

    What's it like growing up in Regent Park? Ask them 

    PROVINCIAL ELECTION ON HORIZON

    Ontario has a dead government walking

    Cancelling construction was in effect burning public money in front of the public’s very eyes
     

    TORONTO SILLY HALL!

    Sorry, but it's simply not possible for council to declare Toronto a 'sanctuary' for illegal immigrants

    Chris Selley: Immigration makes people say nutty things. But the law is the law. And some Torontonians are, irreparably, on the wrong side of it...

    THIS RATIONALE SEEMS FAMILAR...

    Joining the world of radical Islam: Extremism offers troubled young Canadians a reason to feel superior

    and was prevelant in the 30s in Munich and probably earlier in southern states like Alabama, Mississippi, etc.

    EDUCATION USED TO BE DEFINED BY THE THREE R's


    ...but social in-activists, and you can include Wynne, changed the curriculum to replace what were parental responsibilities and turning kindergarten into daycare centers is just another step in their agenda. I feel for those parents that need two incomes to survive but relieving their burden by turning schools into daycare centers is not the answer.

    A COUPLE OF REASONS...

    Royson James

    Royson James

    Why do discussions about violence in Toronto so often devolve into blaming a group that is largely thriving, enterprising, educated, progressive and economically significant?.
     
    * the failure of the community to band together to fight "the gangstas" in their community but retribution is a valid reason and could be a cultural export.
    *many in the "black community" exploit the results of gangsta violence and have turned it into a cottage industry supported by taxpayer $$$.
    *immigration officials are overworked and the justice "system" causes delays in deporting gangstas.

    CONGRATULATIONS TO TORONTO CITY COUNCIL

    ...for opening the door to further exploitation of contract workers and rewarding their so called sponsors. When you cut thru all the crap Toronto City Council has sanctioned slavery.

    Toronto as ‘sanctuary city’ for migrants: A good thing?

     
    Supporters of the "sanctuary city" motion raise their arms in victory as the 38-3 vote in favour is announced this week. Dozens came out to support a motion that would ensure safe access to services for all residents without having to show documents.
    RICHARD LAUTENS / TORONTO STAR
    Supporters of the "sanctuary city" motion raise their arms in victory as the 38-3 vote in favour is announced this week. Dozens came out to support a motion that would ensure safe access to services for all residents without having to show documents.
      

        Federal Immigration Minister Jason Kenney has criticized Toronto City Council’s move to become a “sanctuary city” for undocumented migrants, saying it sends mixed signals and is counterproductive to Ottawa’s effort in discouraging illegal migration.

    “(Council’s) motion tries to help illegal immigrants to stay in Canada, and we think that’s the wrong message to send,” Kenney said Friday.
    “If you’re here illegally, please respect our laws and go back to your country.”
    Council voted Thursday to consider how to make it easier for undocumented migrants to access municipal services, such as public health, shelters and food banks. It also reaffirmed its role as Canada’s first “sanctuary city.”
    Below are some questions and answers explaining what it means and why the city is moving in this direction.
    Q:What was actually approved?
    A: Council asked staff to report, in consultation with the community, on ways to improve access to services for residents without legal status, develop training for front-line staff and managers, and establish a complaints protocol and a public education strategy. A report is due in the fall.
    Q: Who are these undocumented residents?
    A: There are an estimated 200,000 in Greater Toronto. Most work in cleaning and janitorial services, domestic work, construction, hospital and food services. Virtually all arrived here legally, but moved underground after their valid visas expired or refugee claims were denied.
    Q: Then aren’t undocumented residents here illegally?
    A: True. They have no legal status in Canada and face removal or deportation for violating immigration laws. Migrant advocates use the terms “undocumented” or “non-status” to reframe the public debate over this precarious population.
    Q: Why is the city willing to offer services to non-status residents?
    A: According to Chris Brillinger, the city’s executive director of social development, non-status residents pay property taxes through rent, HST through purchases of goods and services, and some forms of income tax.
    Some councillors say that without an “access without fear” policy, non-status residents may be reluctant to come forward as witnesses or victims of crime for fear of deportation. Access for everyone to public-health programs may also enhance community health.
    Q: What specific services can undocumented residents use without fear of being turned over to border-enforcement officials?
    A:Public health programs, after-school recreation and care, breakfast and lunch programs for children and youth, emergency medical services, shelters and hostels, housing help, community centres, pools and arenas.
    Q:What services will non-status residents not be entitled to?
    A: Provincially and federally funded services and programs such as Ontario Works, government housing, OHIP, all income security programs.
    Q:What do opponents say about such a policy?
    A: Councillor Denzil Minnan-Wong, a strong opponent, believes it sends a message that it is OK to break the law to stay in Canada.

    Friday, February 22, 2013

    Hmmm! I WONDER WHO BROKE IT?


    ...but wasn't Wynne a part of power brokers under McGoonty

    A COUPLE OF CYNICAL QUESTIONS


    * how many non-Christian groups have shown their support?

    * how man groups have asked for work to get financial support?

    Where Do Atheists Belong in the Office of Religious Freedom?

    President, Secular Connexion Séculaire, Canada's Humanist Rights Advocacy Group
    Many comments regarding the appropriateness and potential effectiveness of the Canadian Office of Religious Freedom have been made; however, with the exception of a few reporters, no one has noted the exclusion of Secular Humanist or atheist organizations from whatever consultation that occurred.

    BULLYING AND ANTI-BULLYING HAS PROGRESSED FROM COTTAGE INDUSTRY...


    ...to a mainstream financial opportunity.
     


    Is this the most powerful anti-bullying message you’ve ever seen?

    THIS HAS TO BE A MOCKERY OF JUSTICE...


    Judge to rule on Pistorius bail as hearing enters fourth day 0

    THERE ARE MANY TRIBES THAT ARE PROGRESSIVE

    ...and puts the needs and well being of it's members first. Idle No More has been hijacked by those wanting to get a good position at the trough.

    Natives hurting themselves with lawless blockade of De Beers mine


    Jonathan Kay: Militant protesters aren’t striking a blow for economic empowerment, but reinforcing the stereotype that native tribes aren’t responsible partners

    Why Is There Always A Big Screen TV?

    Sun News;
    In December 2005, the chief and council of Chemawawin First Nation had drained almost all of the $400,000 Chemawawin Resource Trust Fund to support representatives on the Cedar Lake Resource Management Board, Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) prairie director Colin Craig revealed Wednesday.
    Band members sent a letter to Craig last month to inform him of the situation.
    "Manitoba Hydro was very clear in the trust fund agreement -- the trustees were forbidden from spending the $400,000 initial capital investment," Craig wrote in a blog post addressed to Manitoba Hydro CEO Scott Thomson.
    "The band was only to use interest from the fund."
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    LEADERS AND BUSINESS OWNERS OF TOMORROW...


    WHY?

    MIHEVIC...patron of the St. Clair right of way, Wychwood Barns, etc.

    ‘Sanctuary city’: Council takes steps to help undocumented workers feel more comfortable accessing city services

    A bid to ensure undocumented workers can access city services without fear of repercussions set off a passionate debate at city council
     
    Toronto declared ‘sanctuary city’ to non-status migrants

    Toronto declared ‘sanctuary city’ to non-status migrants
     
    Toronto has become the first Canadian city with a formal policy allowing undocumented migrants to access services regardless of immigration status.
     
    ...the three councillors who voted NAY are to be commended for looking after the rights of those that followed the law;
     
    However, councillor Minnan-Wong, a vocal critic of the motion, said undocumented people are illegal in Canada and do not deserve government services.
    “We shouldn’t encourage them. We shouldn’t help them. We should not facilitate them. They are an insult to every immigrant who plays by the rule to get into the country. They are an insult to every immigrant who is waiting to enter this country legally,” said Minnan-Wong.
    “It sends a message to the world that it is okay to break the law to come to Canada and it says that the City of Toronto is an accomplice to this lawbreaking.”

    Thursday, February 21, 2013

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    I lean to the right but I still have a heart and if I have a mission it is to respond to attacks on people not available to protect themselves and to point out the hypocrisy of the left at every opportunity.MY MAJOR GOAL IS HIGHLIGHT THE HYPOCRISY AND STUPIDITY OF THE LEFTISTS ON TORONTO CITY COUNCIL. Last word: In the final analysis this blog is a relief valve for my rants/raves.

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