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Showing posts with label Devisive Diversity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Devisive Diversity. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Only In Canada U Say? What A Pity! (sippin' tea)
Morning Update September 29th, 2011 (10)
Posted on September 29, 2011 by Jack
CANADA
#1 — CNews
Most wanted fugitive set for deportation – again
TORONTO – An accused pimp with 76 convictions who was among Canada’s most wanted criminals has been placed on an immigration hold as officials try to quickly deport him for a second time.
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Posted on September 29, 2011 by Jack
CANADA
#1 — CNews
Most wanted fugitive set for deportation – again
TORONTO – An accused pimp with 76 convictions who was among Canada’s most wanted criminals has been placed on an immigration hold as officials try to quickly deport him for a second time.
[...]
Saturday, August 20, 2011
COREN COMMON SENSE
Cleaning up pre-riot Six ways to prevent a repeat of London, Vancouver, Toronto scene
By Michael Coren ,QMI Agency
If the British riots disaster is not to be replicated elsewhere, here is a manifesto of advice. Ignore it at your smug peril.
1) Reduce the role of the state and, as a balance, increase the role of the family.
For many years in Britain, parents have been told their children’s social, sexual, moral and cultural formation was better achieved by schools and social workers than mothers and fathers. Not only is the notion flawed philosophically, in practical terms it emasculates parents and enables children to act out every aggressive and narcissistic fantasy imaginable.
In West Indian families, for example, there are numerous cases of poor but good and responsible parents who, in trying to discipline their children, are prosecuted by white, middle-class lawyers for spanking a kid who goes on to join a gang and spend years in prison. Equally, parents are not informed by law if their underage daughters tell doctors or teachers they are sexually active, but they are left to face the consequences when teenage pregnancy or STDs occur.
2) State-supported education and health care may, arguably, serve a purpose, but state-supported welfare and social services have become so all-embracing that individual self-reliance has evaporated. The balance is important here. Neither the fanatical libertarian nor the obsessive socialist model works.
3) Stop the war on religion. Whatever your view of faith and God, the massive decline of religious observance and community in Britain has removed one of the glues that held the country together.
When churches disappear, the vacuum is filled by gangs or tribes. Beyond this is the disappearance of moral standards and ethical absolutes. Witness how in the black community it is the Christian evangelical youths who are least touched by the anarchy.
4) Control immigration, so it is based on the cultural and social needs and unity of the host population as well as on compassion and economic growth. The privileged people who decide our immigration policy seldom live in those areas where the mass of newcomers settle. A nation is more than an assembly of financially viable shopping malls, and without some sort of national and emotional fraternity we see inevitable decay.
5) Liberate the police from the whims of political correctness and government fashion. If London police had reacted swiftly and harshly to the rioting, there would not have been copy-cat incidents throughout Britain. Because of years of “racial sensitivity” training, they were held back in Tottenham, meaning — irony of ironies — law-abiding local people were attacked and robbed.
The police are not guardians of the state but protectors of the people. Their job is not to arrest storekeepers protecting their property, not to hand out traffic tickets, not to control controversial speech, not to be empathetic, but to stop crime and arrest criminals.
6) Do not romanticize the worst of lower-class antics on TV and in cinema and music. Entertainment once presented a world worthy of aspiration, now it glorifies the mud and muck. It makes the rich richer, keeps the poor poorer.
In conclusion, will any of this be achieved? Keep the baseball bat handy.
By Michael Coren ,QMI Agency
If the British riots disaster is not to be replicated elsewhere, here is a manifesto of advice. Ignore it at your smug peril.
1) Reduce the role of the state and, as a balance, increase the role of the family.
For many years in Britain, parents have been told their children’s social, sexual, moral and cultural formation was better achieved by schools and social workers than mothers and fathers. Not only is the notion flawed philosophically, in practical terms it emasculates parents and enables children to act out every aggressive and narcissistic fantasy imaginable.
In West Indian families, for example, there are numerous cases of poor but good and responsible parents who, in trying to discipline their children, are prosecuted by white, middle-class lawyers for spanking a kid who goes on to join a gang and spend years in prison. Equally, parents are not informed by law if their underage daughters tell doctors or teachers they are sexually active, but they are left to face the consequences when teenage pregnancy or STDs occur.
2) State-supported education and health care may, arguably, serve a purpose, but state-supported welfare and social services have become so all-embracing that individual self-reliance has evaporated. The balance is important here. Neither the fanatical libertarian nor the obsessive socialist model works.
3) Stop the war on religion. Whatever your view of faith and God, the massive decline of religious observance and community in Britain has removed one of the glues that held the country together.
When churches disappear, the vacuum is filled by gangs or tribes. Beyond this is the disappearance of moral standards and ethical absolutes. Witness how in the black community it is the Christian evangelical youths who are least touched by the anarchy.
4) Control immigration, so it is based on the cultural and social needs and unity of the host population as well as on compassion and economic growth. The privileged people who decide our immigration policy seldom live in those areas where the mass of newcomers settle. A nation is more than an assembly of financially viable shopping malls, and without some sort of national and emotional fraternity we see inevitable decay.
5) Liberate the police from the whims of political correctness and government fashion. If London police had reacted swiftly and harshly to the rioting, there would not have been copy-cat incidents throughout Britain. Because of years of “racial sensitivity” training, they were held back in Tottenham, meaning — irony of ironies — law-abiding local people were attacked and robbed.
The police are not guardians of the state but protectors of the people. Their job is not to arrest storekeepers protecting their property, not to hand out traffic tickets, not to control controversial speech, not to be empathetic, but to stop crime and arrest criminals.
6) Do not romanticize the worst of lower-class antics on TV and in cinema and music. Entertainment once presented a world worthy of aspiration, now it glorifies the mud and muck. It makes the rich richer, keeps the poor poorer.
In conclusion, will any of this be achieved? Keep the baseball bat handy.
Friday, July 01, 2011
TOO MANY CANADIANS Take This For Granted...
We've been thinking of all the things we love about Canada on this, our 144th birthday, and the list keeps growing.
Full story
Thursday, March 31, 2011
The Majority Of Canadiansx Don't Know, And Probably Don't Care...
...about the differences and therefore there is little effort to prevent radicalization of Canadian Muslims by the radicals in the United States. In fact this seems to be occuring... Alex Wilner: Canada grows its own terrorists
Stephen Schwartz: Toronto, the anti-Islamist capital of North America
In general, the Canadian Muslim population is different from its American counterpart. Most Canadian Muslims emigrated to Canada from East Africa, India, Pakistan and other Commonwealth countries; and they did so earlier than the main influx of foreign-born Muslims to the United States. Most came to Canada prior to the onset of significant radicalization of South Asian Muslims in their countries of origin. Newcomers to Canada include many Ismaili and other Shia Muslims, whose intellectual diversity is well-known.
By contrast, numerous Arab, South Asian and Somali Muslims who arrived in the United States over the past two-and-a-half decades have brought with them a culture of grievance, especially against Israel and India but also against the United States itself, even though it has welcomed and assisted them. (These pathologies are, I am pleased to report, largely absent from the communities of Bosnian and Albanian Muslims that arrived in the United States during the recent Balkan wars.)
Dominance over American Islam by Saudi- and Pakistani-backed radical networks has rendered American Muslims confused and passive in the face of radicalism and mediocre in their religious development. This is generally not the case with Canadian Muslims. Read More »
Stephen Schwartz: Toronto, the anti-Islamist capital of North America
In general, the Canadian Muslim population is different from its American counterpart. Most Canadian Muslims emigrated to Canada from East Africa, India, Pakistan and other Commonwealth countries; and they did so earlier than the main influx of foreign-born Muslims to the United States. Most came to Canada prior to the onset of significant radicalization of South Asian Muslims in their countries of origin. Newcomers to Canada include many Ismaili and other Shia Muslims, whose intellectual diversity is well-known.
By contrast, numerous Arab, South Asian and Somali Muslims who arrived in the United States over the past two-and-a-half decades have brought with them a culture of grievance, especially against Israel and India but also against the United States itself, even though it has welcomed and assisted them. (These pathologies are, I am pleased to report, largely absent from the communities of Bosnian and Albanian Muslims that arrived in the United States during the recent Balkan wars.)
Dominance over American Islam by Saudi- and Pakistani-backed radical networks has rendered American Muslims confused and passive in the face of radicalism and mediocre in their religious development. This is generally not the case with Canadian Muslims. Read More »
Sunday, February 27, 2011
How Typical Of Hyphenated Canadians...
...they didn't take to the streets of Toronto to oppose Comrade Miller and Dulltoon "No New Taxes" McGoonty.
Hundreds march against Gadhafi in Toronto
Libyans stage rally at Dundas Square
See photos as Toronto's Libyans rally for change at Yonge-Dundas Square.
Hundreds march against Gadhafi in Toronto
Libyans stage rally at Dundas Square
See photos as Toronto's Libyans rally for change at Yonge-Dundas Square.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Isn't This The Truth....
The Year in Ideas: The death of humour
The year has been notable for the amount of offence that was taken at so little. In Canada especially, where hurt feelings are now specifically compensated in human rights law, taking offence looks like a growth industry
The year has been notable for the amount of offence that was taken at so little. In Canada especially, where hurt feelings are now specifically compensated in human rights law, taking offence looks like a growth industry
Friday, November 19, 2010
Need To Legislate Un-Hyphenated Canadian...
When some are more equal than others
By BRIAN LILLEY, QMI Agency
While once we would have looked to our British heritage as our source of liberty and equality before the law, today Canada is a country that grants differing levels of rights and freedoms based on who you are, your ethnicity, your religion, your gender or what you think your gender is.
By BRIAN LILLEY, QMI Agency
While once we would have looked to our British heritage as our source of liberty and equality before the law, today Canada is a country that grants differing levels of rights and freedoms based on who you are, your ethnicity, your religion, your gender or what you think your gender is.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Awakening Of Minority Groups...
Diversity bites back
By MICHAEL COREN, QMI Agency
Now that a few days have passed and the cliches have been exhausted, can we please explain what really happened in Toronto this week?
...to the reality that it is their hard earned tax $$$ that go to pay for political barbeques, cultural events, etc.
By MICHAEL COREN, QMI Agency
Now that a few days have passed and the cliches have been exhausted, can we please explain what really happened in Toronto this week?
...to the reality that it is their hard earned tax $$$ that go to pay for political barbeques, cultural events, etc.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Agree...
Weekend Letters: It’s time for Canada to get over its multicultural smugness
Re: Our Kind Of Multiculturalism, editorial, Oct. 21.
For years Canadians have looked down on the American “melting pot” with smug and self-righteous disdain, believing our mosaic, or community of communities, or whatever, was superior. In view of this editorial and Angela Merkel’s admission that “multikulti” hasn’t worked in Germany, will we Canadians now eat humble pie and admit that, whatever Trudeau might have said, the forces of assimilation take their own course, as evidenced by the election of Naheed Nenshi as Mayor of Calgary?
We will melt in the pot even if the politicians and the politically correct keep trying to put out the fire.
G. Lee, Toronto.
Read More »
Re: Our Kind Of Multiculturalism, editorial, Oct. 21.
For years Canadians have looked down on the American “melting pot” with smug and self-righteous disdain, believing our mosaic, or community of communities, or whatever, was superior. In view of this editorial and Angela Merkel’s admission that “multikulti” hasn’t worked in Germany, will we Canadians now eat humble pie and admit that, whatever Trudeau might have said, the forces of assimilation take their own course, as evidenced by the election of Naheed Nenshi as Mayor of Calgary?
We will melt in the pot even if the politicians and the politically correct keep trying to put out the fire.
G. Lee, Toronto.
Read More »
Saturday, October 09, 2010
Getting Rid Of The Cultural Hyphen...
Chris Selley’s Full Pundit: Our time to follow
The meaning of Canadian citizenship
Multiculturalism was never supposed to be a “celebration of ethnic foods and dances — … of what makes us different,” The Globe and Mail’s editorialists argue. The original concept “had four pillars: the need to respect diversity; to also promote integration by having newcomers learn French or English; to participate in cross-cultural exchanges; and to engage in mainstream institutions.” But the debate has since become too “fraught” to salvage, in their opinion. So, it being their time to lead, the editorialists demand the term “multiculturalism” be expunged from the Canadian conversation — poof! — and replaced with the term “pluralism,” which presumably has no potential to become similarly “fraught.” This shall be accompanied by a serious discussion about the responsibilities of citizenship, they decree. The Globe has spoken!
Speaking of which, the Edmonton Journal’s editorialists are pleased to hear the next edition of the Canadian citizenship guide will acknowledge same-sex marriage — which, they note, hasn’t even been a minor social catastrophe since becoming the law of the land five years ago. “It’s always a victory,” says the Journal, “when a government catches up to its citizens.”
Read More »
Read more: http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/category/full-comment/#ixzz11rDYuM2L
The meaning of Canadian citizenship
Multiculturalism was never supposed to be a “celebration of ethnic foods and dances — … of what makes us different,” The Globe and Mail’s editorialists argue. The original concept “had four pillars: the need to respect diversity; to also promote integration by having newcomers learn French or English; to participate in cross-cultural exchanges; and to engage in mainstream institutions.” But the debate has since become too “fraught” to salvage, in their opinion. So, it being their time to lead, the editorialists demand the term “multiculturalism” be expunged from the Canadian conversation — poof! — and replaced with the term “pluralism,” which presumably has no potential to become similarly “fraught.” This shall be accompanied by a serious discussion about the responsibilities of citizenship, they decree. The Globe has spoken!
Speaking of which, the Edmonton Journal’s editorialists are pleased to hear the next edition of the Canadian citizenship guide will acknowledge same-sex marriage — which, they note, hasn’t even been a minor social catastrophe since becoming the law of the land five years ago. “It’s always a victory,” says the Journal, “when a government catches up to its citizens.”
Read More »
Read more: http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/category/full-comment/#ixzz11rDYuM2L
Saturday, October 02, 2010
Canadian Identity - NO Hyphen...
Canada: Our Time to Lead
When multiculturalism doesn't work
Ingrid Peritz and Joe Friesen
Case studies Drawing the line on diversity
135 Comments
When multiculturalism doesn't work
Ingrid Peritz and Joe Friesen
Case studies Drawing the line on diversity
135 Comments
Wednesday, August 04, 2010
By The Time A Shovel Goes Into The Ground...
...the American Melting Pot ingredients will be lamb, masoor, moong, channa, etc. Take a walk around your neighborhood and look at the successful restaurants...
Adrian MacNair: A mosque in the wrong place at the wrong time
August 3, 2010 – 2:38 pm
A regular contributor to the National Post in the past, Ezra Levant, recently penned a rather convincing argument against a proposed mosque at ground zero in New York City. In his article, he begins with a memorable line:
“I’ve got this great idea: Let’s open a shooting range next to the L’Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal.” Read More
“I’ve got this great idea: Let’s open a shooting range next to the L’Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal.” Read More
Posted in: Full Comment, U.S. Politics, World Politics Tags: Adrian MacNair, Ground Zero, 9/11, World Trade Centre, twin towers,
mosque
Full Comment’s Araminta Wordsworth brings you a daily round-up of quality punditry from across the globe.
Today: Plans to build a mosque and an Islamic cultural centre near Ground Zero have hit a raw nerve.
For some Americans it’s a betrayal of the victims of 9/11 murdered by the fundamentalist al-Qaeda. They point to the intolerance toward Christianity in many Muslim nations, such as Saudi Arabia where churches cannot be built and Christians must worship secretly. Read More
mosque
The battle for hearts and minds at Ground Zero
August 3, 2010 – 2:29 pm
TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images
Linda Rivera holds her head after the the Landmarks Preservation Commission ruled on August 3, 2010 that a 152-year-old building is not a historical site, and can be demolished making way for the construction of a mosque a few blocks from the Ground Zero site in Manhattan.
Today: Plans to build a mosque and an Islamic cultural centre near Ground Zero have hit a raw nerve.
For some Americans it’s a betrayal of the victims of 9/11 murdered by the fundamentalist al-Qaeda. They point to the intolerance toward Christianity in many Muslim nations, such as Saudi Arabia where churches cannot be built and Christians must worship secretly. Read More
Posted in: Full Comment, U.S. Politics Tags: Tea Party, Araminta Wordsworth, Full Comment Abroad, Sarah Palin, Muslims, al-Qaeda, religious tolerance, Newt Gingrich
Friday, July 23, 2010
Smoke And Mirrors Smoke And Mirrors...
Tories take aim at employment equity
...Would results differ if poll was in The Sun, The Star, Now...Do you think a government job-application process that restricts some jobs to one or more of the four groups targeted by Canada’s employment-equity policy should be reviewed?
82% 914 votes
Yes
18% 202 votes
No
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Discrimination Has Many Faces...
...and it seems like "whites" are the victims;
Race issues distract Obama's agenda
Many supporters of Barack Obama hoped his election as Americas's first black president might herald an era of post-racial politics, but race has been an issue his administration just can't seem to avoid.
White House apologizes to employee fired over racial comments
White House apologizes to employee fired over racial comments
Feds to review race-based hiring policy
The Harper government will ask for a review of hiring policies for government jobs after a QMI Agency report about race-based hiring policies.
...and now let's look at a really serious and on-going discrimination issue where drivers pay the freight and take the hit;
Jarvis a strait of confusion, cyclist says
The head of the Toronto Cyclists Union got two tickets for riding down the now-closed middle of Jarvis St. Wednesday.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Does The Koran Really Advocate Murder?
Multiculturalism muffles ‘honour killing’ criticism
Members of Aqsa Parvez's family leave the Brampton courthouse last month after Aqsa's father and older brother were convicted of second-degree murder in her 2007 death.
Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press Thu Jul 15 2010
Activists for victims of abuse must challenge immigrant communities to question their violence against women...
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Stoning Of Adultress, Honor Killings, Dress Code, Etc...
...are under the mainstream media microscope until Parliament returns!
Justice Department contradicts Rona Ambrose
Unambiguously Ambidextrous |
Diversity And Politicall Correctness Breeds Contempt For The West...
Editorial: The West must recognize its true enemy — and its true allies
July 12, 2010 – 5:13 pm
AFP / Getty Images
People watch the World Cup final at a restaurant in Kampala, Uganda, moments before two terrorist bombs exploded, killing nearly 80 people.
But it is not normal, of course: The deliberate extermination of human life as part of a religious program is a hideous and pathological affront to the values of all life-loving human societies — including moderate Muslim societies. And we must never allow ourselves to forget that, no matter how often this same sickening plot line plays itself out. We must never lose the ability to be shocked at such inhuman crimes.
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Heather Reisman
Saving Sakineh: Let’s get noisy
The time has come to use our individual and collective voices to support the besieged women of IranFriday, July 02, 2010
Soccer Team Uses Backdoor At Airport And Now...
France has first ‘burka rage’ incident
The Daily Caller reports:A 60-year-old lawyer ripped a Muslim woman’s Islamic veil off in a row in a clothing shop in what police say is France’s first case of “burka rage”.The astonishing scene unfolded during a weekend shopping trip after the woman lawyer took offence at the attire of a fellow shopper resulting in argument during which the pair came to blows before being arrested
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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.