The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms har 30 års fødselsdag. Det hører vi om i denne video. Fra 18. april 2012 – værten hedder Evan Solomon:
Why Mark Steyn won’t be celebrating the charter anniversary
CBC’s Power & Politics host Evan Solomon interviews author and free-speech activist Mark Steyn on the latest developments in the Omar Khadr case, and hears Steyn’s harsh criticism of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms on its 30th anniversary.
Der er lidt mere følgetekst hos CBC her:
Minoriteter, indvandrere med flere har rettigheder, vi andre ikke har:
Charles Adler with Mark Steyn: April 18, 2012
Mark Steyn joins Charles Adler to discuss terrorist scumbag Omar Khadr.
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Buying ‘Buffett Rule’ makes you a fool
Mark Steyn – April 14, 2012
In the end, free societies get the governments they deserve. So, if the American people wish to choose their chief executive on the basis of the “war on women,” the Republican theocrats’ confiscation of your contraceptives, or whatever other mangy and emaciated rabbit the Great Magician produces from his threadbare topper, they are free to do so, and they will live with the consequences. This week’s bit of ham-handed misdirection was “the Buffett Rule,” a not-so-disguised capital-gains tax hike designed to ensure that Warren Buffett pays as much tax as his secretary. If the alleged Sage of Omaha is as exercised about this as his public effusions would suggest, I’d be in favor of repealing the prohibition on Bills of Attainder, and the old boy could sleep easy at night. But instead every other American “millionaire” will be subject to the new rule – because, as President Obama said this week, it “will help us close our deficit.”
Wow! Who knew it was that easy?
Mere HER hos Orange County Register. National Review Online her.
Exodus
By Mark Steyn – April 17, 2012
As far as the media were concerned, the murder of Jewish schoolchildren in Toulouse and a black teenager in Florida were the same story — literally: Angry white male opens fire on “the other,” his deeply ingrained racism inflamed by the tide of toxic right-wing hate infecting our public discourse. Alas, in Florida, the angry white male turned out to be a registered Democrat and half Hispanic — or, as the New York Times put it, a “white Hispanic,” a descriptor never applied by its editors to, say, Sonia Sotomayor or Gloria Estefan or indeed any other person living or dead. And in Toulouse the angry white male turned out to be yet another Muhammad.
Oh, well. Better luck next time, although the pickings seem likely to get thinner: Pitch the Western world a decade or two down the road, riven by an ever-more-fractious tribalism between blacks, Hispanics, and Muslims, and the one surviving nonagenarian neo-Nazi white supremacist will be at the retirement home. But it’ll still all be his fault.
Mere HER hos SteynOnline.
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