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Canada: North America’s Belarus [Dan Collins]

Thanks for the gift of multiculturalism, hosers: 

The mainstream media is now the key to the battle against Canada’s so-called human rights commissions. Despite the sensation on the blogosphere, the Ezra Levant inquisition is being ignored by big media in Canada, and here. Also, there have been almost no opinion pieces actually defending the actions of Canada’s human rights commissions in the cases of Steyn and Levant. Rather than report a story that exposes the noxious fruits of political correctness, and that could anger Muslims to boot, the liberal media remains silent.

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A Belarus court sentenced a newspaper editor Friday to three years in prison for reprinting a caricature of the Prophet Muhammad that sparked worldwide riots when it was initially published in a Danish newspaper.

Jill “The Shill” Miller Zemon puts it all into perspective.  I mean, it’s not as though we have noble motives, like these folks.

8 Replies to “Canada: North America’s Belarus [Dan Collins]”

  1. happyfeet says:

    On the other hand Canada benevolently decided we weren’t torturey and dirty aftey all at least kind of. Sometimes it takes them longer to think things all the way through cause the snow and ice is really shiny.

  2. happyfeet says:

    Oh. *after* Also Canada gets mad props though for the oil sands thing though. We used to be able to do stuff like that. Except for the oil sands part though they’re pretty much the nancy ‘n harry vision of the future.

  3. happyfeet says:

    I think maybe I could have fit the word though in there a couple more times. I think it’s cause I’m fasting this weekend except I get to have popcorn at Cloverfield tomorrow. That and I’m taking more than I’m supposed to of these big blue pills this bodybuilder friend gave me and said to be sure and only take what it says on the bottle.

  4. serr8d says:

    OTW, but it seems California is most like France; while Vermont is near equivalent to the Dominican Republic. My adopted state, Tennessee, seems somewhat Saudi…but missing those oily sands.

  5. jdm says:

    You know, the name Belarus sounds like an exciting, exotic place with maybe some “people of the sun” as residents. I’m thinking we shouldn’t criticize decisions made by people from a place like that: I’m pretty sure they had their reasons.

    … uh, yeah, regardless of the real location and actual residents of Belarus.

  6. Mikey NTH says:

    Lord, spare me from people with noble motives. Think of it – a whole nation of Berite Woosters, fallen into the clutches of a fiancee who wants to mold them – and nary a Jeeves in sight.

  7. fletch says:

    jdm-

    You know, the name Belarus sounds like an exciting, exotic place with maybe some “people of the sun” as residents.

    I always hear Bela-rus— and figure they’re just a bunch of creepy lookin’ white guys with heavy accents and bad teeth…

  8. jdm says:

    Fletch. Dude. I’m bummin’. You wingnuts are always screwing up fake, but true narratives, with fake, but fake ones.

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