Paul Fromm ... For Our People - SHOW 7
This weeks show is: A history of Paul Fromm ... A man of the People (Part 2)
The political inspiration of Canada's leading immigration reform activist -- Paul Fromm.
A main driving force in Paul Fromm's life is his obligation of a Canadian to speak out and protect Canada's European Heritage and values.
John Diefenbaker (Prime Minister who brought in the Bill of Rights) said: Canadians should never have to be afraid to voice their opinions. With today's thought police at the Canadian Human Rights Commission -- where Truth is No Defence -- our freedom are being eroded away at breakneck speed.
Because of Paul Fromm's activism, he has been under constant attack by groups like the Canadian Jewish Congress and the League for "Human Rights" of B'nai Brith. Pressure from these groups lead to Paul Fromm's firing by the Peel Board of Education. All for being a responsible Canadian and speaking his mind.
3rd World Labour Creates 3rd World Quality
Third world people working for third world prices are going to make third world products. Capitalism and Communism working hand-in-hand to destroy your lives in order to better their own. Two sides of the same coin.
- “Capitalism is Man Exploiting Man; Communism is just the opposite.”
A part from reinforcing the old adage that you get what you pay for, the troubles surrounding the made-in-China brand pose some intriguing questions about China's future.
China, seeking to create jobs quickly, is acting as the world's subcontractor for low-priced consumer goods based on cheap labour costs. But international headlines about toxic chemicals, hazardous products and recalled items show the plan's weaknesses.
The push for even lower prices has spurred a race to the bottom in a very raw capitalism where safety standards seem not to count.
Quebec Police Scare The Public With SPP Provocature
HALIFAX (CP) - A coalition of social activists in Nova Scotia is calling for an independent inquiry into the tactics used by undercover police during a protest at the North American Leader's Summit last week in Montebello, Que.
Vince Calderhead, a legal aid lawyer who works in the human rights field, said Monday that the actions of three Quebec provincial police officers last week have helped create a "chilling effect" on the right to freely assemble.
Using the officers to infiltrate the demonstration was aimed at manufacturing a "shroud of criminality" over a legitimate protest, Calderhead told a news conference, attended by various anti-poverty, labour, environmental and human rights groups.
Haper Blames Liberals
The Big Mouthed Stephen Harper would rather blame the Liberals for his mistakes than be a man and take responsibility for the deaths of Canadian troops overseas. Claiming that his warmongering party has rid this nation of corruption by beating the Liberals in the last election is nothing more than a joke. Get real Stephen Harper, you blood thirsty, money hungry, power tripping vampire.-------
VICTORIAVILLE, QUE. -- Prime Minister Stephen Harper focused on the benefits of a Conservative government and didn't dwell on Quebec casualties in Afghanistan yesterday during a visit to the province.
Harper told a crowd of supporters that Conservative values consist of supporting the military, working for safe communities, offering responsible government, controlling spending and reducing taxes.
Harper said the Conservatives aren't ashamed of "Canada's rich military heritage."
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Speaking almost entirely in French, Harper repeatedly referred to the previous Liberal government as corrupt and praised his Conservatives for ridding the country of the corruption.
Legal Drug "Salvia" Worries Police
Salvia is a drug that is legal in Canada. I've seen people use this plant. I've seen the effects.
It's smoked in a much similar way Pot is smoked. You pack some of it in a pipe and then you smoke away. The effects seem to make people insane for short periods of time, 3-5 minutes.
I have no idea how this is legal, it's a very hard drug. It's a natural plant that is commonly found in backyards. It's far more dangerous than pot. Don't get any witty ideas about growing your own though, the stuff they sell in stores is doctored and is far more potent then the stuff you'd grow at home (unless you know how to refine it properly).
People get the perception that since this is just a plant and that it is natural it must be okay for them to use. Some even justify it's use by comparing it to chemical abuse and claim that since it's natural that it's better than chemical drugs. Ignorance if I ever heard it.
Salvia's quick high worries police
London Free Press
It's a powerful hallucinogen and a common garden herb and it's becoming a cheap way to get high on London streets.
It's Salvia divinorum, it's legal and it has London police worried.
But they can't do anything about it.
A woman, who didn't want to be named, said she first tried Salvia in 2005 and isn't eager to do it again.
"It was more powerful than any drug I've ever had," said the woman, who has used marijuana, magic mushrooms, and ecstasy. "The whole trip lasted about 10 seconds . . . It kinda freaked me out."
The herb has been sold in stores for more than 10 years, but it's become more common with its recent appearance in variety stores.
Newfoundland Bureaucrat at Centre of Spending Scandal Reported Missing
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. (CP) - The police in Newfoundland were searching Saturday for a former bureaucrat at the centre of the province's legislative spending scandal, after he was reported missing.
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary were looking for Bill Murray, the former director of financial operations at the province's legislature, who was last seen on Friday.
Murray, 53, was suspended from his job last year amid allegations from Newfoundland's auditor general that he played a key role in approving questionable expenditures.
Auditor general John Noseworthy has alleged Murray signed off on $2.7 million worth of various trinkets and keepsakes, including customized gold rings, fridge magnets and key chains.
Murray also faces a breach of trust lawsuit launched by the Newfoundland and Labrador government.
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