| (22 Mar
2000)
When
bad men combine, the good must associate
else they will fall one by one an
un-pitied sacrifice in a contemptible
struggle
– Edmunde Burke,
British Parliamentarian, Thoughts on the
Causes of the Present Discontents, April 23,
1770.
Two
things of interest today
- Oberlander editorial
- The first in a series of briefings on
police agency information data banks.
A friend faxed me the
following editorial from the K-W Record
regarding the deportation of Oberlander. I
believe it shows the ignorance and
contemptuous attitude of the modern liberal
who is unwilling to address the past in an
objective manner and forgive anyone (except,
that is, for ex-officio hard-line
communists) for their misdeeds. And
certainly, in Oberlander’s case, his only
misdeed is that he is German.
Was he ever convicted of a
crime against humanity?
Answer – NO
Was it ever proven that he,
in any way, aided or abetted the murder of
civilians?
Answer – NO
Was it ever proven, beyond a
reasonable doubt, that he lied to
immigration officers about his involvement?
Answer -- NO
Why does the persecution
against a former army volunteer continue?
Answer -- Because this world is motivated by
greed and a political agenda supported by
deeply financed lobby groups.
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OBLERANDER
HAD CHOICE
K-W
RECORD, P. A10, March 22, 2000
It is extremely disturbing
that members of this community are so
uneducated about the Holocaust that they are
apologizing for Helmut Oberlander.
Oberlander served in a
relatively small group of 500 men who were
brought together for the express purpose of
killing Jews. Canadian immigration
procedures in the early 1950s would have
prevented this man from entering the country
if he had been honest about his wartime
activities.
The passage of 60 years does
not change the fact that this “old man”
worked as a translator in a mobile killing
unit.
Oberlander had a choice. It
has been well documented that the men
serving in these units were allowed to
return to their families or serve the Reich
in some other capacity if they did not have
the taste for murder.
Oberlander must be deported
or justice will not have been served. The
facts of the Holocaust speak for themselves.
Oberlander’s lawyer should feel ashamed of
himself. I feel he played on anti-semitism
in this community by making inflammatory
statements to the press that people will
“explode” if Oberlander is deported.
There are Holocaust survivors in this
community who live in fear of such
explosions.
Aaron Cantor
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POLICE
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Now, I would like to turn my
attention to police departments, both
local and international, and how they
collect information on people. This is
important for several reasons, but
primarily I think it is essential that
we know what type of information the
police collect and how they store it so
we can better protect ourselves in the
future.
In Canada, the RCMP is responsible
for operating CPIC (Canadian Police
Information Centre) system on behalf of
the law enforcement community across the
nation. CPIC is under the authority of
the RCMP V Directorate located at RCMP
Headquarters.
CPIC Agencies
include:
1. Law enforcement agencies and
peace-officer agencies
2. Limited law enforcement agencies
that are mandated to function under
specific ACTS, the include agencies such
as the Special Investigations Branch of
the Ontario Ministry of the Environment
or the Enforcement Branch of Citizenship
and Immigration.
3. Agencies that support law
enforcement but have no direct law
enforcement powers such as Corrections
Canada
Files for CPIC include intelligence
files, investigation files,
identification files, and other
non-specific categories. They are
further broken down into the following:
1.
INVESTIGATIVE DATABANK,
containing:
VEHICLE FILES,
including stolen vehicles, stolen license
plates, vehicles used during a criminal
offence, etc
MARINE FILES, stolen
boats, etc.
PERSONS FILES, wanted
persons charged persons, prohibited persons,
parolees, probation, refused entry persons,
observation persons (persons believed to be
involved in a criminal offence but there is
insufficient evidence to charge her or him),
missing persons, body files (unidentified
persons), dental characteristics, etc.
PROPERTY FILES,
stolen articles, etc.
MAJOR CRIMES FILES,
murders, etc.
2.
IDENTIFICATION BANK, containing:
CRIMINAL RECORD SYNOPSIS,
identifying whether the individual has been
convicted charged of an offence, of is a
young offender, etc.
COMPLETE CRIMINAL RECORD
FILE, containing fingerprint records,
mental stability history, custody records,
etc. (NOTE: these files are destroyed only
when a person has been dead for over a year
and there are fingerprints from a cadaver to
verify death, has turned 70 years old,
unless he is in prison or charged with a
special offence).
3.
ANCILLIARY DATABANK, containing:
Motor vehicle registrations, driver’s
license records, inmate records, etc.
4.INTELLIGENCE
DATABANK, including: Criminal
investigation intelligence files such as
surveillance, group affiliations, group
members, movements, sources of income, and
areas of vulnerability.
More to come on this. |
