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Mark Steyn & Ezra Levant the Hottest Show in Town Today

Derek Fildebrandt — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:13:56 +0000

Mark Steyn and Ezra Levant will testify before the House Committee on Politically Incorrect Activities Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights today at 3:30 (EST). Be sure to check them out HERE.

Jeniffer Lynch Providing Receipts Would “Unreasonably Interfere” with the CHRC

Derek Fildebrandt — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:07:39 +0000

Click on image to view the complaint wording

So it seems that Jeniffer Lynch and her “Human Rights” thugs are not only above the law when it comes to censoring innocent Canadians for their opinions, but that they are also above basic government accountability as well.

In a post yesterday, I indicated that the CHRC was not able to provide receipts for Commissar Lynch’s travels to Vienna , Geneva, Dublin, Copenhagen and Kuala Lampur within the normal timeline. After reading yesterday’s post however; I believe that I left out a critically important element of the Thought Police’s excuse for not providing the information. According to ATIP Coordinator Ginette Bastien, providing a few mere receipts within the statutory 30-day limit would “unreasonably interfere with the operations” of the Canadian Human Rights Commission.

While the CHRC might unreasonably interfere with the rights to freedom of speech, assembly and conscious of free-born citizens, I hardly think that such a modest and straight forward request will put any undue stress on our Dear Leaders.

Jennifer Lynch Not Keeping Receipts?

Derek Fildebrandt — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 14:33:56 +0000

It would seem that Canada’s “human rights” czar, Chief Commissar Jennifer Lynch is not able to produce receipts for a few global junkets that she has taken, at least not within the normal timeline prescribed for Access to Information requests. In letters dated September 21, the Canadian “Human Rights” Commission indicated that it cannot provide this basic information on time, and that an extention of an extra 30 days is required.

I spend a good portion of my time filing Access to Information requests as a part of my job of exposing government waste, so its not suprising when some responses indicate that an extension will be required beyond the normal timeframe. That is, when the request is a complicated and wide-ranging one, not mere receipts.

I look forward to seeing the expenses of Commissar Lynch’s trips to Vienna , Geneva, Dublin, Copenhagen and Kuala Lampur in 30 days time.