Toronto Star
Canadian Press: Oct. 31st, 2011
A Toronto museum facing the wrecking ball has received a letter of support from the world-famous Smithsonian.
The director of the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum in Washington writes that he wants the heritage of the Toronto museum to be recognized.
In my opinion, the greatest threat to world peace today is the “Jewish State” of Israel. It already has a bigger nuclear arsenal than Britain, and now it is developing nuclear-armed ballistic missiles with a range of 5,000 miles.
“Now the focus has shifted to Pargav, the not-for-profit organization that Werritty set up to fund his travels on Fox’s behalf. Among its major donors is Mick Davis, chair of the board of trustees of the Jewish Leadership Council and chairman of the United Jewish Israel Appeal.”
“I have listened to the three emergency calls. The mayor did not use the word “bitches,” attributed to him by those ‘several anonymous sources.’ The mayor did not describe himself as the original account claimed.” – Toronto Police Chief William Blair.
“According to statistics provided by the Library of Parliament and Statistic Canada, of the 7,720 homicides committed between 1997 (one year before the registry opened) and 2009, just 95 (1.25%) were committed with a firearm registered to the accused murderer, and only 151 (1.98%) were committed with a gun by a person who held a valid firearms licence.”
When seconds count, the police are only minutes away…
It’s hard to tell who is the worst here, the RCL for threatening legal action against a group of veterans who formed a motorcycle club and include a small poppy in their logo, or the Toronto Sun for taking down a picture of the logo included with the article below for illustrative purposes.
by Robert Wilcox.
Reviewed by Tim Shipman in The Telegraph.
“There were a lot of people who were pretty damn glad that Patton died. He was going to really open the door on a lot of things that they screwed up over there.” – Charles Province, President of the George S. Patton Historical Society.
“More than 500,000 Israeli civilians live in Israeli settlements in the West Bank, including in East Jerusalem, built in contravention of international law (4th Geneva Convention, Article 49). In this year alone, at least 755 Palestinians had been forcibly displaced due to demolitions, and 127 due to settler violence – some 40% of these were Bedouin.”
An interesting Saudi-Arabian ‘take’ on the US / Israel dual citizenship problem. A lot too close to home for my liking… -JG.
“A student reporter at Columbia University in New York published a story about a woman told by other riders to give up her seat in the front. Other news organizations then sent reporters who encountered similar situations.”