Category Archives: World Peace

Canada Needs For A Judicial Inquiry Into Afghan Detainees Arrested In Our Name

Posted on January 18, 2010
Jim by Jim

“Like it or not, Canada is at war. To my mind it does not do any good for anyone to air our dirty laundry in public; at least during the conflict this should happen in camera. The word treason comes to mind for those who undermine their country’s war effort.” Continue reading →

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Palestine Israel Are they that Far apart?

Posted on January 6, 2010
Jim by Jim

Out of The Mouths Of Babes A Lesson In Friendship and Love In my early visits to the Middle East, I met people, who remembered the days when Jews and Arabs were friends. An old Palestinian once told me that … Continue reading →

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Just One More Black Mark On the Escutcheon Of Egypt

Posted on December 29, 2009
Jim by Jim

50 US nationals were “beaten up” by Egyptian police when they went to the US Embassy in Cairo Continue reading →

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Canadian Democracy At Work

Posted on December 2, 2009
Jim by Jim

Parliament calls for a judicial inquiry into torture; Government laughs. Continue reading →

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Stephen Harper Will Speak "Respectfully" About China's Human Rights Record

Posted on December 1, 2009
Jim by Jim

Conservative government Jesters and their Head Clown moved to castrate the Military Police Complaints Commission – there’s no other term for it. (It was a slow and painful process). Continue reading →

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