Important November Free Speech Battles Ahead

Written by Paul Fromm

Wednesday, 30 October 2013 05:32

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This email newsletter was sent to you in graphical HTML format. If you're seeing this version, your email program prefers plain text emails. You can read the original version online: http://ymlp274.net/zY5YMa -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Important November Free Speech Battles Ahead http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQtsdRlF_MI&feature=youtu.be ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQtsdRlF_MI&feature=youtu.be ) _____________________________ Unsubscribe / Change Profile: http://ymlp274.net/ugmjhqsqgsgbbqguuumgguewwmw Powered by YourMailingListProvider

 

Don't Become the New Indians, Immigration Reformer Tells Ohio Audience

Written by Paul Fromm

Saturday, 26 October 2013 05:10

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This email newsletter was sent to you in graphical HTML format. If you're seeing this version, your email program prefers plain text emails. You can read the original version online: http://ymlp306.net/zfi6l2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Don't Become the New Indians, Immigration Reformer Tells Ohio Audience YELLOW SPRINGS/DAYTON, OH, October 24, 2013.Paul Fromm, Director of the Canada First Immigration Reform Committee, called for the deportation of all illegals and a minimum five year moratorium on all immigration until America's scandalously high unemployment rate comes down at a meeting here tonight. Addressing the monthly meeting of the Wisdom Quest Group, a fellowship of eclectic free thinkers, Mr. Fromm said that North America's European founding/settler people are being replaced by government immigration policy. Given the present rate of Third World flood into the U.S., America's founding/settler people will become a minority by 2041, he warned.. Most of the immigration debate in the U.S. focuses on "illegals." "Why should there be any debate?" Mr. Fromm demanded. "They are illegals, law breakers. They should be deported. Do we debate whether robbers should be detained and imprisoned? The press misleads us when they refer to them as 'undocumented migrants.' They haven't forgotten their papers on the dresser. They are illegals. They are not 'migrants', they are invaders.|" As for immigration itself, as long as there is a significant number of unemployed Americans, any immigration is hugely costly and a slap in the face to the unemployed, Mr. Fromm explained. "Pedro come to America, There are only two possibilities. One, Pedro gets a job. Hooray for Pedro, But that means some American loses his job or remains unemployed. His life is blighted, his potential ignore., He may lose his house maybe his family. America loses. The second possibility is that Pedro does not get a job, Sad for Pedro, but America must give him welfare, housing e=because he's poor, medicare, food stamps and, of course, education, medication, policing and social work for his five kids. Again, America loses. Wisdom Quest Group co-ordinator Bruce M. Forrester, Jr. introduced Mr. Fromm saying," How did that unrestricted immigration turn out for the Native Americans? Answer: Ugh!" The Wisdom Quest Group hosts an eclectic variety of speakers, including radionics builder Ed Kelly and financial and investment counselor Linda Sue Hoffman. Bruce L. Forrester, Jr. ( https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=236684596497788&set=pcb.236685323164382&type=1&relevant_count=1 ) Mr. Fromm concluded his talk by reminding his American audience that Canadians are not just Americans who like the cold and talk funny, saying "eh" a lot. "Yes, we share many things in comment, but Canada is a soft tyranny. Free speech is at a premium. We have no First Amendments and the courts have been happy to approve of restrictions on political and religious speech, if remarks offend privileged minorities. Dwight L Dowson of Maxwell World Wide Historical Films with speaker Paul Fromm He gave the example of political prisoner Brad Love, who is back in jail for breach of probation. His 10-year ordeal and frequent trips to prison are all the" result of his writing non-threatening opinionated letters to politicians, police chiefs, the media and thin-skinned Jewish groups. He's in jail solely for the non-violent expression of his political beliefs," Mr. Fromm told his audience, many of whom shook their heads in shock. A lively question and answer period followed. _____________________________ Unsubscribe / Change Profile: http://ymlp306.net/ugmjhqsqgsgbbqguswqgguewwmw Powered by YourMailingListProvider

 

Carrots Or Sticks For Iran? -- -- Important Insights on Iran by Eric Margolis

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Thursday, 24 October 2013 04:16

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This email newsletter was sent to you in graphical HTML format. If you're seeing this version, your email program prefers plain text emails. You can read the original version online: http://ymlp282.net/znh6w6 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Carrots Or Sticks For Iran? -- -- Important Insights on Iran by Eric Margolis By Eric Margolis October 21, 2013 "Information Clearing House ( http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/ ) - NEW YORK – The United States has the Iranian tiger by the tail. Washington doesn’t know whether to hold on or let the big beast go. The Mideast diplomatic thaw begun by Russia’s clever Vladimir Putin, and Iran’s democratic change of presidents, opened the diplomatic path to progress over Syria, Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and, lest we forget, the question of Palestine. For the first time since 1979, senior US and Iranian officials are are holding talks in Geneva. Joining them are nuclear negotiators from Russia, Britain, France, Germany and China. Ironically, the only two nations in this group that are not in violation of the 1968 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty are Iran and Germany. The other members have never fulfilled their pledge to rapidly eliminate all nuclear weapons. Five decades later, they still hold 22,000 nuclear warheads. And that total does not include the nuclear arsenals of Israel, Pakistan and India. Washington now faces a very difficult problem. It has waged economic and political warfare against the Islamic Republic of Iran since its 1979 revolution. Iran has been badly damaged by sanctions. But like that other disobedient bad boy, Cuba, Iran has managed to hold out. But what will happen if punishing US-engineered sanctions against Iran are eased? Oil-rich Iran will rebuild its ravaged economy and infrastructure, and quietly enhance its military power. A key priority for Tehran will be modernizing its decrepit civilian air fleet that routinely crashes from mechanical problems or pilot error. Good news for Boeing and Airbus, as well as US energy companies. If Iran regains its former role as a major Mideast power, this important development will run head-on into current US strategy to keep it weak and isolated until a pro-US government comes to power in Tehran. A strengthening Iran will generate fear and anxiety in Saudi Arabia and some of the less flexible Gulf states, and increase Tehran’s influence over Iraq. An Iran with the capability of producing a few nuclear weapons within a year also deeply alarms Washington, its Arab allies, and Israel. An Iran with even a few nukes, like North Korea, would sharply limit US Mideast power and its ability to use military forces against Iran. Israel knows that Iran has no intention of launching a nuclear attack on the Jewish state, which is a major world nuclear power with an invulnerable triad of land, sea and air-launched nuclear weapons. But Israel’s constant alarms about Iran’s so far non-existent nuclear weapons serves to distract attention from its rapid absorption of the West Bank and Golan, and generate potent political and financial support from its North American partisans. Or maybe Israel’s leader, Benyamin Netanyahu has actually come to believe his own Jeremiads about Tehran’s supposed suicidal “mad mullahs.” Today, Israel has no serious enemies in the Arab world: Egypt has been bought off; Iraq and Syria destroyed. Saudi Arabia is in secret alliance with Israel. The only nation that can hope to challenge Israel’s increasingly dominant role in the Mideast is Iran. That puts Israel, Iran and Saudi Arabia in a three-way competition for regional hegemony. If Iran is kept isolated and assaulted by trade sanctions, electronic attack, sabotage and ethnic subversion in its Arab and Azeri regions, Iran will very likely continue its slow but steady development of nuclear breakout capability – meaning being able to assemble nuclear components into a warhead and deliver them on fairly short notice. A deal limiting Tehran’s breakout capability would seem the best recourse. My own long-standing proposal is the “Margolis Plan:” let Iran and Israel to inspect one-another’s nuclear facilities. But that, of course, won’t happen because Israel won’t admit it has nuclear weapons, a fairy tale backed by all US administrations. How about the US, China, Russia, France and Britain opening their nuclear plants for inspection? Add India and Pakistan to this list. While what appear to be fruitful talks progress in Geneva, powerful special interests in America are trying to thwart any agreement with Iran. The US Congress, profoundly corrupted by political donations, is moving to impose new, draconian sanctions on Iran while Israel’s rightists and their allies in the US media thunder about the alleged dangers from Iran. The Republican Party leads the call for harsher sanctions on Iran. President Barack Obama knows that any deal with Iran must be struck before the next US presidential season gets under way, otherwise it will fail. Iran’s new leadership, led by President Hassan Rouhani, clearly wants a deal. The nationalist pride Iranians feel for their so far civilian nuclear program cannot outweigh the damage and pain of crushing sanctions. However, as in the past, the US-led western powers may keep moving the goalposts ever farther from a lasting agreement. If there’s a deal with Iran over nuclear power, can pressure for a deal over Palestine be far behind? Eric S. Margolis is an award-winning, internationally syndicated columnist. His articles have appeared in the New York Times, the International Herald Tribune the Los Angeles Times, Times of London, the Gulf Times, the Khaleej Times, Nation – Pakistan, Hurriyet, – Turkey, Sun Times Malaysia and other news sites in Asia. http://ericmargolis.com ( http://ericmargolis.com/ ) Copyright Eric S. Margolis 2013 _____________________________ Unsubscribe / Change Profile: http://ymlp282.net/ugmjhqsqgsgbbqguswwgguewwmw Powered by YourMailingListProvider