1/4/2008

Paul Fromm Video - Descendents of illegal immigrants to saddle Canadians with a multi-million dollar “compensation” tab for a 1914 attempted gate crashing incident !

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For Our People: The Komagata Maru Incident

By Paul Fromm

The Komagata Maru incident, held up as a dark “racist” blot on Canada’s past was a triumph for a government that put Canada and Canadians first.

When a boat load of mostly Sikh illegals pulled into Vancouver in May, 1914, the Dominion government of the day gave them the boot. And unlike today’s gutless politicians, the Dominion government gave the illegal immigrants two choices.

Leave Canada’s borders or the Canadian Navy will sink your ship to the bottom of the Straits of Juan De Fuca.

Mr. Fromm also discusses the heroic undercover work of a little known hero of Canadian history and of one of Canada’s most remarkable patriots - William Hopkinson.

Now radical Sikhs, aided and abetted by Liberals and the NDP, are demanding a groveling apology from the Canadian Government and up to $143,000,000 in “compensation” for having to help fund the return voyage of their illegal compatriots 94 years ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Fu9l-h1SBY

 
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Ron Paul earns 10% of votes in Iowa Caucus

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Tags: Ron Paul, Iowa Caucus, Huckabee, James Kelso, James BuchananRon Paul Narrowly Misses Third Place Finish

Romney and Huckabee spent months and millions in Iowa

By James Buchanan
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There wasn’t much chance of Ron Paul doing better than third place in Iowa, and he came within just a few percent of that goal, finishing right on the heels of Fred Thompson and John McCain. Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee had spent about four months each in that state. Romney spent about $10 million and Huckabee spent much of the $5 million he rose in the fourth quarter there. The mainstream media also showered Mike Huckabee with a flood of positive reporting for the last two months. Mike Huckabee is a closet liberal, and the media wants him to rise up as the Republican candidate.

Still, what sort of victory was Iowa for Huckabee? How proud can a candidate be when he spends four months of his time in just one state and “wins” the state with a third of the vote (not even a majority)?

Any news about Ron Paul has been virtually blacked out by the mainstream media. The media totally ignored the blimp Paul’s supporters got him –even though it would have been a big story for any other candidate. The media gave only reluctant coverage for the two big fund-raisers which Ron Paul supporters staged, even though one fund raiser set an all time one-day record.

The media and the pollsters have endlessly insisted that Ron Paul was in the low single digits. Maybe it was good that they set the expectations for Ron Paul so low. Now that Ron Paul finished with ten percent in the Iowa caucus, maybe more Americans will see him as a viable candidate. (more…)


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