TO OUR SITE VISITORS:

The media is the leading enemy of the people when it comes to white racial Identity and survival. They are in the vanguard of the mercantile mentality. As a consequence, the letters to the editors that they choose to be viewed by the public are sometimes biased and slanted to suit their purposes.

We will do the same. Occasionally, we will make necessary comments of rebuttal — hopefully, not as smarmy as those in the Toronto Sun. We make our comments brief ...

 

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National Post  -  August 28

 

Bringing Ukraine into NATO May Backfire

A desire by America and Britain to fast -track Ukraine's NATO membership could have serious consequences for Kiev's fragile new coalition government. After many months of political limbo and wrangling former Orange Revolution allies Tymoshenko and Yushchenko formed a government with a majority of just one seat in the Ukrainian parliament. This is the same coalition that collapsed in 2004 and was unable to unite following the 2006 parliamentary elections.

The Ukrainian-speaking population in central and Western Ukraine is supportive of the greater Western region, while those in eastern regions see themselves as more closely allied to Russia, Pushing for Ukraine's NATO membership will not only further damage Western relationship with Russia but further stir up regional antagonisms within Ukraine and destabilize the already fragile alliances within the government.

Stefan Simanowitz, member,
OSCE international election observer mission to Ukraine 2006
London England

(Ukraine will disintegrate)

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Globe and Mail  -  August 27

 

A Principle to Consider

The Globe's opinion piece How Russia Clobbered Georgia and Lost the War, and the brilliance of America in arranging this conflict, ignores a fundamental principle:

Never posit a conspiracy when incompetence will adequately explain things.

Eric Mendelsohn, Toronto

(Okay)

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National Post  -  August 23

 

Strong Army Essential For Peace

Sadly, there is now a belief that one can resolve conflicts and crises by conceding to and appeasing to the enemy while the military is put on a low budget and relegated to the fringes of society. The lessons of the past do not support this approach; diplomatic maneuvers have to be complemented by a strong military hand.

Lt. Col Isaac Glick (Ret.)
Thornhill, Ontario

(Zionist warmonger?)

Exposing The Order's Secrecy

Post columnist Colby Cosh's comments about "punting deeper into goofball history," in his attack on the Canada Family Action Coalition is language unbecoming a journalist. He fails to realize is the very secret process of nominating members to the Order of Canada has been brought into the light where ordinary Canadians can see and understand it. There was no need for Beverly McLachlin's OOC advisory council to operate under this veil of secrecy.

Canadians desire an open and transparent society. We believe in accountable actions by our elected and "appointed" officials. There is nothing wrong in a modern democratic society with demanding accountability from Ms. McLachlin.

Cliff Pyle, Saskatoon, SK

(Get rid of her)

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Toronto Sun  -  August 21

 

Demands End to Wars

If people were to demand an end to the Iraq war our governments would have no choice but to comply. War is permissible only in self-defense, but Iraq poses no threat; more than a million Iraqis have died in this war. It's important for people to inform themselves and no be so blind as to accept what our le4aders irresponsibly do. As Gandhi said: There is no path to peace; peace is the only path.

Deborah Pladici,
Innisfil, Ontario

(Tell the women)

Orwellian Theater of the Absurd

So Condi orders Russia out of Georgia; what hypocrisy! The UN did not authorize the US to enter Iraq in 2003, but in an outrageous display of double standards, America is now outraged that Russia has entered Georgia. This is like watching an Orwellian theater of the absurd. Tragically, it is real and it appe4ars that the US is itching to revive the Cold War

Linda Belanger, Ottawa

(Will you demonstrate?)

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Toronto Sun  -  August 20

 

Bravery Rewarded

The attack on a TTC driver by a hammer-wielding passenger on August 18 was stopped by a courageous group of passengers. They unselfishly prevented what could have been serious injuries to the passengers. It takes special individuals to put their lives on the line to help someone else. These courageous people should be honored by the TTC with lifetime passes to the system.

Vince Last, Brampton, Ontario

(They are heroes)

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Toronto Star  -  August 19

 

Neo-Con Model Offers Lesson

Richard Wright's new book What Is America: A Short History of the New World Order, is mainly about the US neo-con model, but it offers a lesson for Canada if Stephen Harper is allowed unfettered power. The Conservatives are building a society where money is put into prisons instead of day care, bombs instead of Bach, and as Wright points out, if such policies continue, we will soon be a Third World country.

I can think of no better reason for an early fall election.

Kim Levis, Toronto

(Dion is no better)

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Toronto Star  -  August 18

 

Pot Calling The Kettle Black

US charges of Russian aggression ring hollow. Georgia started this fight and Russia finished it. People who start wars don't always get to decide how they end. Russia's response was "disproportionate and brutal," wailed Bush. But did he not authorize Israel to bomb Lebanon for 35 days in response to a border skirmish after two Israeli soldiers were captured? Was that not many times more 'disproportionate'?

Mohammed Osman, Toronto

(Good one)

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National Post  -  August 18

 

How many times does history have to repeat itself before even the dullest Western European politician understands the true nature of Russia? The people of the Baltic states have always referred to Vladimir Puti9n as "Rasputin". The appeasers and lefties of the world may not like it. but this seems a good time to intone the refrain, "When will they ever learn"?

Andris Neimers, Lake Cowichan, BC

(Rasputin was a nationalist, unlike the Baltic states that support the internationalist war machine)

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Toronto Star  -  August 16

 

End Failing Afghan Mission

I cannot stop thinking that the aid workers killed in Afghanistan lost their lives because they were working for women's rights by promoting girls' education. What child in this world would opt for an uneducated mother over an educated one, given the choice? The use of more force, more violence and bloodshed is not the solution for changing the hearts and minds of people who murder to prevent women from being educated.

Let us keep working in non-violent ways to change those hearts and minds, inspired by the memory of those brave ones who have lost their lives for this cause

Mary Heather White, Ottawa

(Mind your own business and have babies here)

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Toronto Star  -  August 15

 

Deporting Deserter 'Shameful'

Jeremy Hinzman took individual responsibility for his actions, just as Nuremberg Principle IV requires. One of the main reasons he is being deported is that requirement was dropped when Canada's Federal Court ruled against him in March 2006. Our Supreme Court refused to hear his case on November 27, 2007, just four days after Remembrance Day. Has Remembrance Day been forgotten?

Boyd Reimer, Toronto

(Totally)

Handle Russia With Care

The Star's editorial on the Russia-Georgia conflict states that Russia's image has been blackened and that Moscow's claims as a peacekeeper are laughable. The Russians were just following the bad example of the USA in Iraq, Afghanistan and countless other places.

Larry Carney,
Clifford, Ontario

(Don't forget...)

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National Post  -  August 15

 

If You Don't Have Thick Skin, Get Out

Special laws protecting minority persons and groups corrupt our English-speaking British principles of justice. Such laws constitute a double-edged sword. The message is simple: if you don't have a a thick skin sufficient to withstand verbal or printed insult, then you don't belong in any part of the free world.

Dick Field, Toronto

(Tell it to Jews)

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Toronto Star  -  August 14

Who's Watching Right Wing?

I notice in recent Toronto Star articles about the RCMP spying on women's' groups in which phrases such as 'left wing radicals' or 'subversives' were used over and over.

I never see any articles where the RCMP is looking for 'right wing' subversives'. Are those only left-of-center considered a threat/

Gary Bridgen,
Brampton Ontario

(What's that?)

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National Post  -  August 14

 

Useless HRC's

We absolutely do not need Human Rights Commissions. They are cancer throughout our country, destroying our freedom of speech and expression. We have enough laws in place to protect us. All these commissions must be thoroughly annihilated for the sake of maintaining our democracy, which we are presently losing.

I must have the right to express my views , and then my neighbor has the right to express his views back. How long will it take our politicians to see the great wrong they have done to us and rectify this evil situation?

John Stefan Obeda,
Lutheran clergyman (retired)

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