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it’s minority racism? Everyone knows
that!
Everyone may know it but in
politically correct Canada few are
saying so. Especially not in B.C.,where
a “human rights” commission lurks in
wait for non-believers and where the
mainstream media are gung-ho for
multiculturalism.
Those who doubt this view have only
to consider the Sikh push to get
Attorney General Ujjal Dosanjh appointed
as the NDP leader and premier of the
province when the party holds its
leadership convention in February.
The process is a template for
political action on the basis of race
while the disenfranchised look on,
agape. The media, meanwhile, refer to it
delicately as a matter of religion. But
one can imagine what the reaction would
be if Anglicans were asked to support
white Anglican politicians.
Thanks to mass member sign-ups in the
temples, many of them phony, the Sikhs
are now the dominating influence in the
provincial NDP. And right now it looks
as if the most dangerous man in the
cabinet will win the race. Politicians
who hope to get something out of him are
licking his boots. Across the country,
Sikhs are contributing tens of thousands
of dollars to his campaign.
White supremacy bad, Sikh supremacy
good.
It serves the NDP right that it is
being steered down this path. The
socialist and multicultural chickens are
now coming home to roost. Worrying about
being governed by immigrants from India
or for that matter by men from the moon
has not been on the NDP agenda.
Multicult is their electoral god, just
as it has been an icon for the
mainstream media.
The local Sikh press has been quite
open about it. The followers of Guru
Nanak vote for the white politicians who
are the most favorable to their cause (
as for their support for Jean Chretien
showed in the 1991 leadership convention
in Calgary). But Sikhs get the nod when
they run. That explains the election of
Herb Dhaliwal, now Minister of
Fisheries, Reform MP Gurmant Grewal, and
others.
Don’t just take my word for it.
Editorial writer Promod Puri of the
Indo-Canadian Link newspaper describes
Sikhs in B.C. as “the kingmaker
community”, and has admitted that they
have no respect for political
ideologies. In his view, “[Sikh]
commitment is more toward individual
candidates rather than with any
party.”
Translation: A Sikh candidate gets
the vote if a Sikh is running. A pox on
the rest. Sikhism uber alles.
Is Dosanjh the most dangerous man in
the cabinet? Yes, now that Glen Clark
has had to resign in disgrace as
premier. He is the enemy of anyone who
likes freedom of speech and equality in
the job market. He pushes affirmative
action — more minorities on the
judiciary was one of his pre-candidacy
planks (especially Sikhs, one presumes)
and there are more minorities in his
ministry than any other.
He is also on the record as being a
Big Brother censor. He refuses to have
B.C.’s outrageous Human Rights Code
tested for its constitutionality. He has
been its biggest supporter, except that
for him it doesn’t go far enough.
Which explains why he has left no stone
unturned in trying to prevent this
writer’s application for a judicial
review of that Code from reaching court. |
Dosanjh
has also been the mainspring behind the
campaign for an even more outrageous
federal censorship law.
He is no Teddy Roosevelt, but like
Roosevelt he speaks softly and carries a
big stick. On TV he puts on act that
makes him look like the most reasonable
of men. As Terry O’Neill of The Report
magazine has put it, he is “a stealth
socialist”. Nor is he above listening
to Communists like David Lethbridge of
Salmon Arm, who reportedly has offered
his wisdom to Dosanjh on
“anti-racist” measures.
This attorney general is himself a
professional “anti—racist”. He
flaps his lips about racism almost
daily, forgetting that he obtained a
subsidized education in this
“racist” Province and rose to become
its top law officer. Ever the hypocrite,
he has recently rejected Clark’s style
of governing but kept his mouth shut
when it was convenient to do so.
He had nothing to say, either, when
over 100 communists, Jews and NDP
“protesters” invaded the Vancouver
Public Library Sept.30 to disrupt a
meeting at which I tried to speak under
the auspices of the Canadian Free Speech
League. I called them Dosanjh’s shock
troops, many of them being from groups
financed by his department.
If right wingers had broken up a
multicult meeting he would have made
sure the whole world knew about it. The
Vancouver Sun, meanwhile, didn’t even
report that tumultuous event, even
though 24 policemen and six security
guards had to be called out.
In 1998, with other attorneys
general, he helped to propose measures
that would make the mere possession of
so-called “hate literature” a
federal and criminal offence. It was
also proposed that Thought Police be
allowed to enter people’s homes to
confiscate computer hard drives. That
little plot would have remained secret
if it had not been exposed by the
National Post. Never mind. Chretien
& Co. are now drafting legislation
that will satisfy Dosanjh, just as they
have given full support to the NDP’s
atrocious Nisga’a land deal.
Socialists all!
This is the New Millennium. And the
New Canada. And unless people wake up,
which they probably won’t until it is
too late, it will also be the end for
Canadians who prefer hockey and another
beer. As Multicult Minister Gerry Weiner
said in 1988 when I debated him in North
Vancouver; “You can forget the Canada
of 1945. We’re building a New
Canada.”
Whether Canadians wanted it or not.
He and Dosanjh would see eye to eye. But
in the end it is we who are to blame.
Too many of us put ice hockey and
another beer over our own real
interests.
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