Political Dissidents Treated More Harshly Than Traitors and Violent Criminals in Cana

Written by Paul Fromm

Friday, 26 October 2012 05:52

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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://ymlp309.net/zcQ1ZZ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Political Dissidents Treated More Harshly Than Traitors and Violent Criminals in Canada's Criminal Justice System Lina Wertmüller, born Arcangela Felice Assunta Wertmüller von Elgg Español von Braueich, is an Italian film director of aristocratic Swiss descent. A contemporary of Fellini's, Wertmüller was the first female director to be nominated for an Academy Award (four of them, in fact) for her seminal 1975 movie, Seven Beauties. A typical Wertmüller vehicle, the film explores northern v. southern Italian class issues, politics (Wertmüller's are guaranteed to offend everyone), love, machismo and an offbeat humour that makes you laugh out loud, in spite of yourself. The film's hapless protagonist is named Pasqualino Seven Beauties, for the seven sisters he feels obliged to marry off brilliantly for the sake of a much adored widowed mother. Dressed in linen, Pasqualino's progress through the streets of his village is a sustained seduction of every female he encounters: This one is chucked under the chin, that is proffered a rose, a third is whirled round in a dance step. And the women adore him right back. But Pasqualino's idyllic world comes off the rails in a stunning moment of reckoning -- he sees with his own horrified eyes -- his eldest sister performing in a burlesque review. The sister is huge; she has a prominent wen, a big nose and bigger jaw. Her stage attire is no-nonsense cantilevered vintage lingerie. Her grotesque stage routine nevertheless drives her male admirers wild with lust. The shame of it all blinds Pasqualino; he vows to kill her pimp. He does so in one of film's most memorably hilarious sequences; after almost insurmountable logistical problems, Pasqualino has finally portioned the dismembered body between three suitcases, when his burden arrests the attention of a passing seeing eye dog. After a really bad night, Pasquilino must now endure abuses from a blind man. We see Pasqualino later, as a felon. He encounters a fellow convict as they are transported to prison. Pasqualino boasts that he has received a sentence of 12 years for murder. His companion shrugs and replies that his sentence is set at forty years. Pasqualino gasps and says, "I killed a man in cold blood; I am an axe murderer. I dismembered a body and stuffed it into 3 suitcases destined for Rome, Padua and Brindisi. I'd have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for that dog. You might have heard of me, il monstro di Napoli? But 40 years - what on earth did you do??" His companion quietly says "I'm political." And so in Canada today. Consider: * Inveterate letter writer -- 1,,000 in 2o years -- Brad Love was charged with "hate" under Sec. 319 of Canada's Criminal Code. Yet, despite the offer of the $250,000 surety of his parents' house, he was unable to get bail on these non-violent charges. * More recently, for a mere breach of probation charge (writing letters and sending an information package to four pubic Jewish groups having acquired their permission), Brad had to post $22,000 cash bail and the surety of $110,000 on his sister's house. Yet, his lawyer remembered numerous gangbangers charged with attempted murder having gotten bail for under $100,000. It seems dangerous and dissenting ideas are treated more harshly than dangerous and deadly ACTIONS. *Terry Tremaine, also charged under the notorious Sec. 319, for posting controversial views on STORMFRONT.org, under the name Mathdoktor99, and for posting his views on his own website -- http://nspcanada.nfshost.com ( http://nspcanada.nfshost.com/ ), also located in another country, was gagged from January, 2008 until just this September. He was not allowed to post on these or any "White supremacist" website. Note, he had not yet been tried, let alone found guilty of thought crimes. Finally, this September, Judge Frederick Kovach gave him back his freedom and tossed out the charges * Perhaps,.the most puzzling and egregious victim is Arthur Topham, like Terry Tremaine a victim of a Richard Warman complaint. In January, 2008, , he was raided, his computer and firearms taken by the RCMP's British Columbia thought police, er "hate squad.." He was arrested and briefly jailed. To get out, he had to sign an "undertaking" to: * Surrender his firearms; * Not to post his political views on the Internet, especially on his freethinking, anti-Zionist radicalpress.com ( http://radicalpress.com/ ) website; * Not to communicate directly or indirectly with his tormentors, the complainants Harry Abrams of B'nai Brith, and Richard Warman What so mind blowing about the Topham case is that he has not even been charged. We are still trying to get an explanation about how it is possible to extract an "undertaking" when no charge has been laid, let alone any wrongdoing proved. The RCMP is still "investigating" and the Crown has yet to get the consent of the British Columbia Attorney General for a "hate charged" against the freethinker in the Cariboo. So, Arthur has been silenced for over five months. Hes been denied his guns even though he lives in bear country and actively prospects for gold in Grizzly territory. It's his livelihood. Now, let's consider a self-admitted Canadian traitor and spy. Sub.Lieutenant Jeffrey Delisle. this blob-faced employee of the Canadian Navy admits over a five year period to passing on a treasure trove of Canadian secrets for $3,000 a month to the Russians. These secrets were not only Canadian military secrets, but also secrets from the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service, the Privy Council, Transport Canada, the RCMP, and, most importantly, and most embarrassingly, secret intelligence from our allies. Our allies -- the U.S., Britain and Australia -- may be less likely to share or share fully intelligence with us. The result could be danger to Canadian soldiers in future missions and to Canadian citizens. He told interrogators "he sent over conversations gleaned from electronic surveillance as well a 'contact lists' of intelligence officials." (Globe and Mail, October 22, 2012) So, what's the damage assessment CSIS calls the result of Delisle's admitted treachery "severe and irreparable." The secretive Communications Security Establishment (CSE), which monitors electronic and radio communications in many other countries, assesses Delisle's damage to them as "high." The Navy's trinity Centre in Halifax, where Delisle worked, rates the damage to the Canadian Armed forces as "astronomical." The Department of National Defence terms his impact on them as "exceptionally grave." (Globe and Mail, Ibid.) And, yet, unlike Terry Tremaine or Arthur Topham, restricted and punished before ever being found guilty of anything, the already confessed spy who has done incalculable damage is given kid gloves treatment. The Globe and Mail (October 12, 2012) report: "SLt. Delisle will keep his rank and pay for now -- at least until a judge delivers a guilty verdict [now scheduled for January, 2013.] His title earns him a monthly salary of about $5,00 to $5,700," So, a confessed traitor and spy continues to collect salary and benefits, while an Internet dissident like Arthur Topham is stripped of his right to speak and the right to the weapons he needs to defend himself on the job. The impenetrable Canadian "justice" system truly is an ass! Paul Fromm Director CANADIAN ASSOCIATION FOR FREE EXPRESSION _____________________________ Unsubscribe / Change Profile: http://ymlp309.net/ugmjhqsqgsgbbqghbjgguewwmw Powered by YourMailingListProvider