Caledonia: No More Nightmares — March 22, 2011 at 7pm

by Natasha on Friday, March 18, 2011, 11:51 am · 4 comments

*Bonus video at 6:30pm!

Where rule of law is allowed to break down, freedom of speech doesn’t stand a chance…

See: Ann Coulter, Iranium and now…’CALEDONIA: NO MORE NIGHTMARES’

The people who brought Ann Coulter and Iranium to Canada – the Free Thinking Film Society and the International Free Press Society – now bring Caledonia to Ottawa…

More information here and here.

Tagged as: breakdown in the rule of law, Caledonia, civil rights abuses, McGuinty government, No More Nightmares, OPP, race-based policing, two-tiered justice

{ 3 comments }

1 Bob Devine March 19, 2011 at 4:14 am: I so want something to come from this! But alas with the CINO people we have representing us I will not hold my breath waiting for any kind of resolution to the Caledonia problem.

We so need a proper conservative option in this country of ours. I first voted when I was legally allowed at 21 years of age in 1961 and I have not missed voting since in any election. Federal, provincial or locally for mayor & city consul. I held my breath for some of the options presented over the years but never since my first have I considered not voting until this year.

I am not sure when the election will be called but when it is this is the first time in my life that I will have no party to vote for. EVERY PARTY ON THE BALLOT WILL BE ORIENTED TO THE LEFT OF CENTRE!!! if an election call went out tomorrow. Are there no conservatives in Canadian politics any more? If there are they sure have been hiding so that no one can tell who they are and if they are that shy about what they stand for, why would I vote for them when it finally comes out what they are.

I hope I feel more optimistic when I awake tomorrow. I sure do not feel my country has much of a future tonight.
2 Mark Vandermaas March 19, 2011 at 3:55 pm: Hi Natasha: Thanks for reposting this! Been swamped with details/preps for Ottawa so haven’t had time to thank you properly! The presentation will be awesome, including those from our residents.

Thanks for good wishes Bob. I’m always mindful of what Gary told me in the very beginning: a lot of residents thought that one letter, one protest, one court action, would end racial policing in Ontario. He always says, “We have to stand the test of time.” When we look at where we were in 2006 and where we are today, they are night and day. Not only are the victims’ stories finally being told – and listened to – there are no more occupations in Caledonia or the Haldimand Tract because the thugs know the media, even international media and observers such as IFPS are watching.

We’re a long way from ending racial policing, and I hope the PCs will do the right thing, but if they don’t we’ll be there. Losing this fight is not an option for our country. But, we all need to remember that racial bias has infected the consciousness of our country and it’s going to take time to root it out.

I wish so much that you both could be there, but I thank you for your good wishes and help. This is a milestone for us. Wait till you see who’s speaking with us.

Remember what Ghandi said, there have been tyrants all through history, and they all fall in the end. As long as we don’t give up – race-based policing is already dead – we just don’t know the date.

Mark
3 humanpersonjr March 21, 2011 at 4:42 am: This is your American cousin weighing in. Best of luck in the event, and I’ll be hoping that your wonderful nation once again harkens only to the rule of law.

As you know, we are currently ruled by a cult of personality. However, on balance, I think we here in the states have a very good shot at reversing most of the damage done. It is by no means assured, though, since there are CINOs galore. They go along to get along, and before you know it, they’re indistinguishable from the enemies of liberty. Best of luck from the southeastern United States!