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The Bricker Amendment
Posted by Bob in History, Law and Order on 11/20/2005
The left “exercising its right to free speech.”
The right “hides behind the first amendment.”
This is hte official language used in the media. So Holocaust deniers who do their denying on the internet are, according to official media language, “Hiding behind the first amendment in the United States.”
In plain English, that means that they avoiding the years in prison that they deserve.
But the first amendment isnot a very safe hiding place.
Many years ago the Supreme Court decided that treaties are not subject to constitutional guarantees. The treaty that established the United Nations is exempt from the Constitution.
In case you think this is a detail of history, Senator Bricker of Ohio fought for years for his constitutional amendment which would overrule the Supreme Court and make treaties subject to the United States Constitution.
They are NOT.
So the first amendment does NOT protect you from extradition to Europe for internet Holocaust denial. The UNited Nations, which is exempt from the first amendment, has demanded it.
Under present so-called constitutional law, which means whatever the Supreme Court feels like, the United States is obligated to extradict any person to France if he violates French Holocaust Denial law.
Or Israeli Holocaust denial law.
If that were NOT the case, the Bricker Amendment would have passed. Bricker fought for it a LONG time. It’s the real thing.
It happens to be true that if the United Nations declared worldwide gun control, the United States is obligated to obey.
It happens to be the case that if the United Nations says that Americans accused of war crimes by Sweden must be extradicted, what we call constitutional law requires us to do it.
And when the UN gets wround to THAT, the conservatives will start screaming, just as they did with Roe versus Wade, “How could THIS have happened?”
These things ALWAYS start with “a blow against racism” like the 1968 Supreme Court decision voiding all state antimiscegenation laws. The conservatives ALWAYS fail to notice it.
Then it ALWAYS comes home to roost.
How MANY Jews Must You Believe in?
Posted by Bob in Law and Order on 11/20/2005
In an episode right out of Orwell’s novel 1984, the Austrian police found that the Brirtish historian David Irving was in that country and arested him for Holocaust Denial. He faces up to twenty years in prison.
Like other European countries, Austria requires that anyone extradicted to the United States be guaranteed to be exempt from capital punishmentand is on record as officially condemning the United States for having capital punishment.
So what respectable cosnervative has even whispered any criticism of Austria’s arrest of Irving for saying what he believes?
Nada.
Canada arrested and extradicted Ernst Zundel for Holocaust Denial to Germany. He will get six years as I understand it.
On November 1, 2005 a UN Resolution which was not voted on but passed unanimously outlaws Holocaust and requires every country inthe UN, including the United States, to extradite Holocaust Deniers.
How many respectable conservatives have mentioned this?
Nada. And they won’t.
When the cops come for them for supporting capital punishment, they will squeal as loudly as the pope did when the Supreme Court decided Roe vs. Wade.
But the Catholic wildly applauded when the Supreme Court openly declared both constitutional intent and indeed any reference to the Constitution unimportant by voiding all state miscegenation laws in 1968. That decision very openly made the Constitution anything the Supreme Court dfecides is “modern.”
Catholics are still whining about Roe vs. Wade, but do they say about the decision that gave the Supreme absolute power?
Nada. They approved it. The Church will fight for it.
So you have to be extradicted for expressing any doubts about the official version of the Holocaust.
What ARE the details you cannot deny?
Irving says about 300,000 Jews died in the Holocaust. He does not deny there was one, the way French historians almost unanimously denied the Ukrainian holocaust, the starvation where between five and 22 million Ukrainians died.
Alan Colmes has stated flatly that comparing the death of Ukrainians to the death of Jews is “trivializing the Holocaust.” So I may be subject to arrest for the paragraph above.
In Germany, if you deny that a full six million Jews died in the Holocaust, you face an automatic prison term which is not a minimum of two years. But I read an official French Government publication which states that only 5.3 million Jews “disappeared” under Hitler. That includes Madelein Albright.
This is pretty serious business. If you are to feel safe traveling in Europe, just how many Jews must you say died in the Holocaust?
Duke for Governor
Posted by Bob in Coaching Session, History, How Things Work, Law and Order, Musings about Life on 09/08/2005
The bumper sticker against David Duke for governor of Louisiana read, “Elect the Crook, It’s Important.”
They recognized that he was running against a crook.
No one cared that the crook didn’t give a damn about Louisiana or that David Duke loved and cared about the state in which he was born and raised. That didn’t matter because he dared to care about his race, too.
So they elected his opponent, knowing he was a crook and that he didn’t give a damn about Lousiana. And gthe establishment in the City of New Orleans, which had elected the integrationist Hale Boggs as its congressman long since, led the charge against Duke.
They have been electing the same kind of people ever since, people who did not care about their welfare but who also didn’t about their race, which was the only important thing. You can’t love your country and hate your race. You can’t love your state and hate your race. You can’t love your city and hate your race.
“Democracy,” it has been said, “Is a system of government where people get what they deserve.” That is tragically true.
New Orleans was afraid of what might happen to its tourist trade if Duke were elected. Thanks largely to the kind of people they elected to avoid political boycotts, the tourist trade in New Orleans will not be a problem for a long, long time.
Maybe, just maybe, something good could come of this tragedy. Maybe they are ready for a revolution in Louisiana. Maybe when the streets are drained the people of Louisiana will want a chief executive who will make them safe as well.
Duke for Governor.
“Handed Down” to Whom?
Posted by Bob in Law and Order on 04/04/2005
To youm, that’s whom.
James Jackson Kilpatrick pointed out years ago that the United States Supreme Court was described as “handing up” a decision. I have no way of searching this out in a reasonable amount of time.
Today the courts “hand down” decisions. They “hand down” a decision that overruled an overwhelming vote by the California plebescite against giving benefits to illegal aliens. They “handed down” decisions that enforced racial busing against the wishes of eighty to ninety percent of the public, including a majority of blacks.
Before the World War II Generation gave us Obedience Training, “We the People of the United States of America and OUR posterity” were the only purpose of the Constitution. Before the World War II Generation was obedience-trained, “We the People of the United States of America” were the only source of authority the Constitution had.
But now the guys in robes hand DOWN decisions to us. They ARE the Constitution.
We are allowed to debate questions until the guys in the black robes hand a decision DOWN to us. Then they not only make the Final Decision, they can put us in jail for contempt of court if we discuss it.
Defrocking the Excommunicated
Posted by Bob in How Things Work, Law and Order, Political Correctness, Politics, Religion on 01/28/2005
Guest, Paul Fromm
Teacher’s College Seeks to Lift Licence of Dissident Teacher
Three gruelling days of hearings are over and the farce has been adjourned until early July. It takes two hours of preparation for an hour of cross-examination. In 1997, after six years of lobbying the Canadian Jewish Congress and the League for Human Rights (well, not free speech rights) succeeded in pressuring the Peel Board of Education to fire me from my position as an English instructor, after a 24 year career, where I’d been hailed by former Director Robert Lee as an “exemplary teacher.” I had never used the classroom to preach politics. My sin was that I had expressed criticism of Canada’s lunatic immigration policies and had stood up for free speech on my own time, outside of school hours. For having been a heretic and not shown the proper respect for multiculturalism and ethnocultural equity, I was fired.
Now, seven years later, the forces of repression want to take my teaching certificate and I am again on trial for my political views.
Tuesday began with my motion to adjourn for a month. As this is a political trial, I may wish to move that one or more of the three-man Tribunal recuse themselves for political bias. Current law requires a person to raise this issue at the earliest moment. How can I investigate the panel unless I know who they are. I asked repeatedly but was denied this information until Tuesday morning. My motion for adjournment was turned down.
The Ontario College of Teachers is represented, in one way or another by four lawyers. I always enjoy even odds. There’s just me to oppose the strike force from McCarthy Tetrault, the pricy downtown Toronto firm that represents the Teachers’ College – the body that licences Ontario teachers.
Today, I got to start my cross examination of a former Department Head of mine. Her testimony was so whiney, it was laughable. She complained that my very presence made her and her leftist allies afraid and stressed. She admitted that I hadn’t preached at them or discussed my views. It seems that my very existence was an afront to them. So much for tolerance.
They feared for their lives and families, oh not from innocuous me, but from my “associates.” When asked whether my associates — members of the Heritage Front — had ever threatened her, she had to admit they hadn’t. She loves to deal in generalities and flees from specifics. She had heard — she couldn’t be sure where or when or how — that I was “linked” — they love that word — to the Ku Klux Klan. Well, had she ever seen me in a bedsheet? (I probably should have phrased that more delicately.) Well, no. Did she ever ask me about it? Well, no.
I’ll continue this report in a few days.
Paul Fromm
Director
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION FOR FREE EXPRESSION
p.s. A big thanks to John and Lynda for sitting through these three days and watching my back. Even bigger thanks to my backstage lawyer who has given me the advice and the legal research to be able to mix it up with the lawyers from McCarthy-Tetrault. Thanks to all those who’ve e-mailed me with their support. Tuesday night there was a lengthy item on the CTV news and this article appeared in the Toronto Star on Wednesday. This morning, I appeared on the John Oakley radio open-line show in Toronto. All three callers, including a former student, backed my right to free speech.
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http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1&call_pageid=971358637177&c=Article&cid=1106693414504
On trial for views, fired teacher says
2005-01-26 07:53:20 [Education]
A Peel teacher fired in 1997 for allegedly fraternizing with white supremacists and neo-Nazi groups in his free time has pleaded not guilty to discreditable conduct. Paul Fromm, 56, who is representing himself at a disciplinary hearing before the Ontario College of Teachers, yesterday described the proceedings as “a trial of my political views.” Leslie Ferenc reports.On trial for views, fired teacher says
Fired for alleged links to white supremacists
Now faces charges from profession‘s governing bodyLESLIE FERENC
STAFF REPORTERA Peel teacher fired in 1997 for allegedly fraternizing with white supremacists and neo-Nazi groups in his free time has pleaded not guilty to discreditable conduct.
Paul Fromm, 56, who is representing himself at a disciplinary hearing before the Ontario College of Teachers, yesterday described the proceedings as “a trial of my political views,” saying teachers have the right to express their opinions on their own time.
“You will have to make a decision about teachers and their outside political activity and if it should be censored,” he told the tribunal hearing his case.
Fromm faces several misconduct charges, including failure to maintain professional standards, not complying with college regulations and bylaws, disgraceful, dishonourable, unprofessional and/or unbecoming conduct, and practising while in a conflict of interest. If found guilty, he faces anywhere from a reprimand to losing his licence to teach in Ontario.
In his opening remarks, Fromm noted that of the 57 cases of alleged professional misconduct on the college’s list of discipline cases, his is the only one involving a teacher’s political or religious views. Some 90 per cent relate to inappropriate sexual acts with students, while the rest deal with such issues as theft, inability to manage a classroom and forgery of credentials.
“I’m embarrassed to be in such bad company,” he said.
Despite years of highly publicized political activities outside of work, Fromm said he kept his views to himself in class and there were no complaints about him professionally.
His request for a one-month adjournment was denied. He wanted the delay so he could do background checks on the panel members to determine their political opinions and if they would be biased against him.
Fromm said he wants to hold on to his teaching licence “as an option,” calling it “a matter of principle and honour.”
His off-duty political activities, including co-founding Citizens for Foreign Aid Reform Inc. — which, according to the notice of hearing, attacked the “principles of multiculturalism and tolerance” — did have an impact on his students, colleagues and the community, argued college lawyer Caroline Zayid. According to the seven-page notice of hearing, Fromm attended numerous political meetings over the years, including a 1990 Martyr’s Day rally. During a speech, he hailed John Ross Taylor, who promoted hatred with anti-Semitic messages taped on his phone machine, as a hero. Taylor died in 1994.
Fromm’s remarks were recorded on videotape and played yesterday. Among other things, it showed some participants giving Nazi salutes and a swastika banner in the hall.
In 1991, Fromm was at a Heritage Front meeting to celebrate Adolf Hitler’s birthday. In 1994, he attended a rally of the white supremacist group the National Alliance, where he sat on stage with former Ku Klux Klan head David Duke.
“Can a person engaged in such off-duty activity be a teacher in the first place?” Zayid said.
She acknowledged that Fromm has the right to freedom of speech, “but it doesn’t mean he can also be a teacher.”
Retired Peel District School Board superintendent Sandra Birthelmer testified that Fromm was reprimanded in 1991 for blurting out the words “scalp them” during a Toronto race-relations committee meeting, while a speaker talked about the need to curb racist groups.
Despite a warning, he continued his activities, she added.
The hearing continues today.
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I repeat.
Political Correctness is not like a religion, it IS a religion.
ZERO tolerance. Scorched-earth policy — no competing religious doctrine or thought allowed or unpunished.
Ex-communicate. Neutralize.
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