Len McLaughlin
2006-01-03 00:56:52 UTC
"Pruff is da pruff'' so notice the blatant but subtle example below of how
we are
brainwashed by media. This writer was smart enough to pick it up - sure
can't be brain washed liberal.
Here we have the mayor in typical Liberal fashion, saying blame the
Americans but don't blame a misguided or mismanaged liberal immigration /
multi-culturalism / multi-tribalism policy . The country can survive theft
and financial mismanagement, but it can't survive a flawed immigration
policy. France and Australia are finding that out the hard way.
I guess we're so nieve that we'll continue to follow suite. How do these
Liberals all manage to sing from the same hymn book? Do they have a
finishing school they must attend or maybe just a little red book they keep
under their pillow?
. Is this what the previous police chief meant when he said , look
''up-stream'' for the source of the problem? Is this not the inevitable end
result of an immigration policy whose sole purpose is to keep the Liberals
in power and certainly not for the good of the country?
Questions, questions, but no answers. What proof will be necessary before
all Canadians, new and old, get wise and say the hell with party loyalty,
the good of the country comes first ?
-lm
================
The Jamaican/Toronto connection
Published: Monday, January 02, 2006
Re: A Gun Problem Of Our Own, editorial, Dec. 29.
So, Mayor David Miller sees fit to respond to a bad year of murders in his
own city by blaming America, publicly proclaiming: "The U.S. is exporting
its problem of violence to the streets of Toronto."
Sadly, Mr. Miller is not the only member of Canada's elite to openly smear
America in the wake of Toronto's violent upsurge. On Wednesday morning, CBC
Newsworld finished its report about the Yonge Street shootings by listing
onscreen the murder rates of three cities: Toronto, Chicago and Houston.
There was no commentary whatsoever as to why the CBC chose to display them:
It was left to viewers to reach their own subconscious conclusions about the
higher murder rates in the U.S. cities.
Perhaps, by method of Orwellian instruction, the CBC simply meant to use
even this deadly event to remind viewers once again that America can still
be seen as bad and Canada can still be seen as good. Why didn't the CBC list
the murder rates in Singapore, Hong Kong or Tokyo -- huge cities where
murders occur at a fraction of the rate per capita as in bloody Toronto?
Publicizing those foreign figures would make Toronto look bad, which is
surely not the desire for CBC editors, who can instead cast blame on
America.
And how about the tiny country of Jamaica, which has a murder rate five
times higher than that of the United States? A hardball question for the
finger-pointing Mr. Miller: Doesn't the Jamaican subculture have something
to do with the "problem of violence" that has been "exported" to the
"streets of Toronto"?
Keith Stringer, Cincinnati, Ohio.
© National Post 2006
we are
brainwashed by media. This writer was smart enough to pick it up - sure
can't be brain washed liberal.
Here we have the mayor in typical Liberal fashion, saying blame the
Americans but don't blame a misguided or mismanaged liberal immigration /
multi-culturalism / multi-tribalism policy . The country can survive theft
and financial mismanagement, but it can't survive a flawed immigration
policy. France and Australia are finding that out the hard way.
I guess we're so nieve that we'll continue to follow suite. How do these
Liberals all manage to sing from the same hymn book? Do they have a
finishing school they must attend or maybe just a little red book they keep
under their pillow?
. Is this what the previous police chief meant when he said , look
''up-stream'' for the source of the problem? Is this not the inevitable end
result of an immigration policy whose sole purpose is to keep the Liberals
in power and certainly not for the good of the country?
Questions, questions, but no answers. What proof will be necessary before
all Canadians, new and old, get wise and say the hell with party loyalty,
the good of the country comes first ?
-lm
================
The Jamaican/Toronto connection
Published: Monday, January 02, 2006
Re: A Gun Problem Of Our Own, editorial, Dec. 29.
So, Mayor David Miller sees fit to respond to a bad year of murders in his
own city by blaming America, publicly proclaiming: "The U.S. is exporting
its problem of violence to the streets of Toronto."
Sadly, Mr. Miller is not the only member of Canada's elite to openly smear
America in the wake of Toronto's violent upsurge. On Wednesday morning, CBC
Newsworld finished its report about the Yonge Street shootings by listing
onscreen the murder rates of three cities: Toronto, Chicago and Houston.
There was no commentary whatsoever as to why the CBC chose to display them:
It was left to viewers to reach their own subconscious conclusions about the
higher murder rates in the U.S. cities.
Perhaps, by method of Orwellian instruction, the CBC simply meant to use
even this deadly event to remind viewers once again that America can still
be seen as bad and Canada can still be seen as good. Why didn't the CBC list
the murder rates in Singapore, Hong Kong or Tokyo -- huge cities where
murders occur at a fraction of the rate per capita as in bloody Toronto?
Publicizing those foreign figures would make Toronto look bad, which is
surely not the desire for CBC editors, who can instead cast blame on
America.
And how about the tiny country of Jamaica, which has a murder rate five
times higher than that of the United States? A hardball question for the
finger-pointing Mr. Miller: Doesn't the Jamaican subculture have something
to do with the "problem of violence" that has been "exported" to the
"streets of Toronto"?
Keith Stringer, Cincinnati, Ohio.
© National Post 2006