Natives Plan Protest On Canada Day Weekend

TERRORISM!

"...Canadians can expect decades more of demonstrations, blockades, protests and economic upheaval -- or worse. None of that may happen this weekend, but without action, the protests of the future will make those of the past look tame by comparison.

Those are the words of multiculturalist and anti-Canadian Paul Berton, writer for the LONDON FREE PRESS, speaking about the upcoming war between Natives and White Canadians this Canada Day. I call it a war because the Natives are planning to block major highways, like the '401'.

This will cause utter chaos, and you can be sure that White Canadians - weather they be Francos and Accadians to the East, or Anglo-Saxons and Celts to the West - will NOT stand by and allow this to happen.

We will not be held accountable for the actions of our ancestors in this regard because the living people who are complaining are not direct victims, as they claim to be.

Visit http://www.caledoniawakeupcall.com

----

Protest could turn tide

By Paul Berton

It has taken several centuries, and it may take several more, but this week's National Day of Action for First Nations may be looked on as a turning point in Canadian history.

It's not as if we haven't been warned.

In an ominous speech in May, Phil Fontaine, head of the Assembly of First Nations, said what he and others have been saying for years, decades, even centuries: "You must realize we have a right to be frustrated, concerned, angry."

Unfortunately, too many Canadians do not realize that. Too many choose to ignore it, and some are actively, even angrily, opposed to doing anything about it.

First Nations are not without blame for the appalling conditions on reserves in many parts of Canada, but they cannot be held responsible for the overall situation.

2 Murder Suicides In One Day

Yesterday, June 7th, there was a string of murders in the local area.

Insp. Kelly Johnson made an unusual visit to the Police station just before her and ex-lover, retired superintendent David Lucio, also a former Police officer - were found dead. She left the station in a van and was found dead only 6 blocks from the Police station, beside the 57 year old Lucio.

2 gunshots were fired, one for him and one for her.

It appears that Johnson shot Lucio and then turned the gun on herself, just before the van crashed into the side of a brick wall.


Chief Murray Faulkner of the London Police told news sources "nothing that happened last night [the 6th] makes any sense right yet...There will be sources that say that (Johnson was the shooter), and I understand that."

After approaching the bloody scene, a witness said "[there] was no movement. The people were obviously dead."

Johnson served 18 years on 'the force'. For several years she worked as the "detective sergeant in charge of the sexual assault and child abuse section and supervised the force's domestic violence co-ordinator". Lucio served 35 years before he retired from the force.

But that is not where the murder ends on this day in South Western Ontario.

Ten minutes south of London, in St. Thomas, there was another murder/(attempted)suicide.

It's reported that a man shot his girlfriend at their Balaclava St. home mid-day yesterday. After killing the woman, the male attempted to kill himself, only to find that he's an idiot and a failure and can't even kill himself. Police stated in a press conference that the man was in the St. Thomas General Hospital and is expected to live with non-life threatening injuries.

The odd thing is that this second murder has not been reported on by local media. Well, that is a lie, there is an article in the St. Thomas Times Journal about the case, but it revealed nothing new in regards to information.

I find it really odd that the London Free Press has not reported on this, considering they just had a similar story. You'd think they would exploit the similarities in the cases being so close together geographically.

Here's an article from THE LONDON FREE PRESS about the first case involving the Police.

'An irrational act'

Fri, June 8, 2007
Top-ranking female officer, retired superintendent found in scene of horror The service pistol used belonged to Kelly Johnson, a leader in fighting domestic violence.
By RANDY RICHMOND AND KELLY PEDRO, SUN MEDIA


Acting Insp. Kelly Johnson

Just before London police's "rising female star" and her ex-lover, a retired officer, were killed in a murder-suicide, she made a mysterious stop at the police station.

Then, Acting Insp. Kelly Johnson, the force's highest- ranking female officer, jumped into a waiting van.

Minutes later, two gunshots were fired inside a van before it crashed into a brick wall six blocks away from the station, outside Johnson's apartment building at 7 Picton St.

[...]

Source: http://lfpress.ca/newsstand/News/Local/2007/06/08/4243749-sun.html

IMMIGRATION PROBLEM

Wow...

This video is a good example of immigration gone wild. Bring home our troops and make them work immigration inforcement!