Turns out to be some lawfaring irritated Canucki-born Muslim who doesn’t like being quoted online, even if it’s from
his ex-website which is (of course) web-archived, and having his name attached, even though he wrote a book and has
written all over the web and used to have a website about how Med Schools & life in general in Canada sucks.
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Well... Canada does kinda suck, though...
PS:
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I’m writing to direct your attention to a Washington Times story from July 19, 2010 entitled, "Sperm Banks
Says Donors Look Like Celebrities".
Apparently, California Cryobank is offering a "Donor Look-A-Like" service, and according to the story, the look-a-like
service includes an option for the "conservative intellectuals" who get "the choice of
National Review columnist Mark Steyn".
I don't know whether you should feel honored or creeped out, but I thought you should be aware that your doppelganger is
spreading his seed throughout California.
Carvey was on Dennis Miller's radio show yesterday. He's been working on his Obama impersonation for a while, and while it
is still a little off (sounded almost like Johnny Carson to me...) it's getting better.
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For example, different kinds of rehabilitation facilities include 30-day and 90-day treatment programs, outpatient and
residential rehab, sober living houses and programs catering to the needs of different groups, from teens to seniors.
But the superintendent's delivery of expanded programming couldn't steady the nerves of Asian youths who joined dozens
of classmates for new-student orientation Tuesday. The session was a chance to hear about rules and policies, but also a
lesson in majority-minority dynamics at the school, which is 70 percent African American and
18 percent Asian.
The school made national headlines that day, when groups of mostly African American
students carried out a daylong series of assaults on Asians.
"We will not tolerate any disrespect, any bullying, anything that causes any student to feel unsafe here," she told
reporters. "At the same time, we're going to build on our diversity."
Hey, how's that been working out?
"This has been going on at South Philadelphia for decades," she said in an interview.
"The only thing that's changed is the ethnicities."
PLUS: Amazingly related (via -- SEVERE LANGUAGE
WARNING!!!!)
...if every military action in defense of U.S. interests now comes with an obligatory 10-, 20- or 40-year Marshall
Plan, you've made it even more politically unpalatable. (...)
Doubtlessly it is Islamophobic to bring this up, but Americans are dying, not only in the war on terror, but also to
codify Sharia law.
[David] Brooks claims that, in Iraq, "The role of women remains surprisingly circumscribed." (Surprisingly?) Actually,
that's just a polite way of saying — and I quote directly from the Iraqi Constitution — "Islam is the official religion of
the State, and it is a fundamental source of legislation."
That's one reason many of us regret our support of the Iraq war. Though I am not reflexively isolationist, I am reflexively
suspicious of social engineering. And nation-building is social engineering on the grandest of scales.
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And it wasn't even a proper Marshall Plan, which, you'll recall, came AFTER we bombed them into submission. A lot.
Thanks to the likes of
Kurt Vonnegut, there will
never be another Dresden. Which means there will never be a proper Marshall Plan.
Gibbons has spent most of the last two decades protesting against abortion and for her efforts has been locked up for
eight out of the last 16 years.
Her crime? Breaking a temporary injunction issued in 1994 prohibiting abortion protests outside the doors of Toronto’s Scott
Clinic.
In essence Gibbons has spent more time behind bars than some murderers for getting too close to a private abortion
clinic while walking on a public sidewalk.
It has shades of the changes brought in by Ontario’s Dalton McGuinty government that told police they could arrest anyone
that got too close to the G20 summit.
But unlike anti-globalization protesters, university activists and union leaders with a cause — defending the rights of Linda Gibbons is not fashionable.
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And since Canada's Charter doesn't recognize the importance of private property anyhow, I wonder how she could have violated
any law...
...it's not enough for the Barnes & Noble in Lincoln Square [New York City], which, "despite being a reliable
site for readings and events focused on the performing arts," is closing.
Lillian Kelly is among those grieving the loss, but admits she really wasn't much of a customer.
"I love buying my greeting cards here," she says, explaining that she visits the store at least two times each week, mostly
to frequent the cafe upstairs.
"They're getting business out of me, I suppose," she says. "Even though I'm sitting there reading magazines for
free."
Roger Hawkins says he likes the store because there aren't as many park benches anymore. He says he mostly buys audiobooks, online.
"I'm just killing time," says Jai Cha, who says he visits the store to read books, a chapter at a time.
Millions of us armed gentiles (in the police services and the armed forces, as well as civilians) will step up to help you
guys out if necessary. We feel it is our duty.
But it would be nice if you weren't so dismissive about the tools involved.
But when you consider that only three years ago an Islamic school in London was revealed by Newsnight to have school
textbooks which, at one time, described Jews as apes and Christians as apes, dogs and pigs, it's actually rather
sophisticated.
I must say that I was perplexed, though, by the reference to Mrs Sarkozy as a "hypocrite", while drawing ungentlemanly
attention to her sexual generosity over the years.
(Sexual charity, even, if you count Mick Jagger, who looks as if a very bored giant practised origami on his face for a very
long time.)