This Justice Failure Is Going From Ridiculous To Sublime...

IMHOIMHO the warrior on the left represents the majority of Canadians and many members of the "First Nations!" How much support was he given? Virtually none and Caledonia is the result.

Caledonia proves some criminals are more equal than others
Rex Murphy: Justice is not, as the maxim has it, blind. Not in Canada, at least. Lady Justice very definitely peeps out from under the blindfold when it comes to certain groups

Shame! Shame! Shame!

...where is the outcry from the bleeding heart, leftwing social in-activists? Obiously marching and cheering behind the banner of the storm troopers of those who benefit from a two tier anarchy.

National Post editorial board: More injustice from Caledonia
National Post Editorial Board Dec 27, 2011 – 6:03 PM ET

The Liberal government of Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty has been rightly criticized for allowing race-based policing to prevail during the native occupation of a land development site near the town of Caledonia, Ont. After natives forced construction activity to stop in a new housing development adjacent to Six Nations land in 2006, native activists also set up blockades on both public and private property. The native protesters were able to act with impunity while the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) concerned themselves with “peacekeeping.” Non-native Ontarians, however, including local residents, still found themselves subject to the law as per normal.
It was a disgraceful period in Ontario’s history. Unfortunately, as a recent criminal case related to the occupation reveals, it is clear that race-based justice remains the norm — for proof, one need look no further than the absurdly light sentence meted out to the native man who beat Sam Gualtieri nearly to death. Read More »

When the State gives any group special status to ‘keep the peace,’ violence is always the result.
By Kathy Shaidle on Tuesday, December 27th, 2011

ANY group. Always.

Canadian Justice System An Ass...

Family outraged by reduced sentence for aboriginal man in ‘vicious’ Caledonia assault
For beating a non-native builder to within an inch of his life during the fiery native occupation in nearby Caledonia, a young aboriginal man was sentenced to less than two years in jail, plus time served

As the Caledonian occupation comes to a close in court, its issues linger

Culture of racism behind beating of non-native builder by Caledonia activist: lawyer

Fair Weather Champions Against Everything...

We’ll be back in the spring, Occupiers warn

In retrospect you would think they could make their championing of the rights of the needy a 12 month battle especially with the temperate weather in Vancouver but I guess many of them, especially those living in their parents basement, will join their parents in Florida, Arizone, etc.

FINALLY...Something Logical From Squatters

Does the financial ignorance of our youth explain the Occupiers?

Matt Gurney: Getting the Canada's youth educated in basic financial literacy would be a good start, even if it would mark a change from the current self-esteem based curricula

McGuinty Raises NEW Ontario Flag...

FOR SALE

Caledonia, the issue that dare not speak its name

Christie Blatchford: An issue which for years obsessed Ontario’s Liberal government and to some degree also its Conservative Opposition — and which remains unresolved — has utterly dropped off the political and public radar

Man convicted of attacking builder during Caledonia land dispute

National Post editorial board: The shame of Caledonia continues

A Glimmer Of Rationale...

It Is "CANADIAN" Heritage...

...mean't to explore and sell our past but it looks like it has been hijacked by a "social in-activist" who is perputrating a basic sin of employment; ie: using an employer's property for personal use and benefit. Penalty: DISMISSAL!

Who's the Israel basher at Heritage?

Like many Canadians, we're not exactly sure what it is the federal department of "Canadian Heritage" actually does.

Full story

Will Six Nations Be Payng The $20M...

Calendonia: residents finally awarded $20 million, after Indians took over their neighbourhood and police stood by and watched


By Kathy Shaidle on Saturday, July 9th, 2011
No Comments

Yes, this happened in Canada. In this century.

Imagine a Western where the Indians and the cavalry gang up on the settlers…

Today, the expert on the occupation, Christie Blatchford, reports:

It was in February of 2006 that a handful of aboriginals from the nearby Six Nations reserve first walked onto Douglas Creek Estates, a residential subdivision then under construction along the town’s main street.

With the Ontario Provincial Police and the Ontario government determined to handle the occupation as a land claims dispute or “reclamation” the protesters remained unmolested on the land, their numbers and confidence growing. (…)

What happened in the weeks and months after was widespread lawlessness that ranged from the minor to the serious. It included the destruction of an electricity tower (which caused a three-day blackout to the area), the torching of a bridge, the hijacking of a police car with officers inside it and unprovoked assaults by natives upon a local builder, who suffered a permanent brain injury, an elderly couple whose offence was to drive by the site and a Hamilton TV crew who dared try to video-record that.

(KEEP READING...)

PROBLEM! It Is Hard To Tell If Kathy Is Pulling Your Chain...

May 28 protest against Toronto’s racially segregated parkland


By Kathy Shaidle on Monday, May 23rd, 2011

Remember this?

Luckily, not all Canadians are wimps…

CANACE, founded by Gary McHale, and the Caledonia Victims Project, founded by Mark Vandermaas, are holding an Information Rally in High Park in Toronto on May 28, 2011 in order to inform the public about the dangers to public safety regarding the ongoing illegal occupation of High Park by Native protesters. The illegal occupation in High Park is being conducted under the banner of Six Nations and Mohawk warriors.
The City of Toronto has already decided to fence off the park land where Native protesters have stated they will continue to use the land at will. There is little doubt non-Natives will be banned from the area in order to appease the protesters.
All who have read Christie Blatchford’s book Helpless: Caledonia’s Nightmare of Fear and Anarchy, and How the Law Failed All of Us are aware of the victimization of Haldimand residents by a small minority of Native extremists, and how government appeasement victimized innocent people. The public needs to be aware that these so-called peaceful occupations can lead to serious violence once governments refuse to uphold the Rule of Law. [...]

Obama Doesn't Have Enough Problems At Home?

...anyone think Obama believed the world would end on May 21st so whatever he said prior to then didn't matter.

Ottawa won’t back Obama’s Mideast peace proposal

Charles Krauthammer: Making sense of Obama’s Middle East speech

Did he just say what I think he did? Oh no he didn't.

Herewith President Obama’s May 19 Middle East speech, annotated:

“It will be the policy of the United States to promote reform across the region, and to support transitions to democracy.”

With this Barack Obama openly, unreservedly and without a trace of irony or self-reflection adopts the Bush Doctrine, which made the spread of democracy the key U.S. objective in the Middle East.

“Too many leaders in the region tried to direct their people’s grievances elsewhere. The West was blamed as the source of all ills.” Read More »

Citizen Rights and Freedoms...McGoonty Style

Christie Blachtford

Caledonia activist free to drop by Canadian Tire

May 04, 2011 9:12PM EDT


Gary McHale’s travel restrictions are lifted, though the state still wishes he would shut up

CHRISTIE BLATCHFORD

For sheer abuse of state power nothing touches Caledonia

I AGREE...

National Post editorial board: No apology for the Mohawk Warrior Society

Thu, Dec. 23, 2010 7:00 am ET by National Post editorial board

Read more: http://www.nationalpost.com/#ixzz18w6ANDkd

First Nation Solitude - DICTATORSHIP...

N.S. band councillors pay dispute sparks fears of violence

HELPLESS: Result Of Two Tier Justice...

 Arrested for making the police look bad in Caledonia

The place in Ontario where the police dare not go

 If the suspect wasn't white, the police learned to walk away

In Canada? Don't Hold Your Breath...

Harris: A riot waiting to happen

...at least not at this moment in time. Local social in-activists are getting all the media attention they want from the G20 arrests, the G20 provocateurs/anarchists are busy in Japan, etc.

More Of A Travesty Than Sentencing Of Toronto 18 Leader...

Khadr trial: A travesty of justice

Tue Oct 26 2010

Canada’s notorious Omar Khadr finally buckled before a discredited American military tribunal and provided the guilty plea it was set up to elicit. But nothing like justice has been done in this wretched case.

Serving time in Canada would give Khadr a better chance of parole


Toronto 18 leader sentenced to 16 years in prison

Another Nail In McGoonty's Coffin...

Caledonia: The town that law forgot


Christie Blatchford

First Nation Solitude...

Ontario reserve dives headfirst into chaos

Kevin Libin: It is a peculiar kind of leader who admits, effectively, that he isn’t fully capable of leadership. At least that seemed to be what Chief Lewis Nate of the Eabametoong First Nation seemed to suggest

Crime-riddled Ontario First Nation declares ‘state of emergency’

First Nations blame Ottawa for continued poverty on reserves










Read more: http://www.nationalpost.com/#ixzz13AuflOEG