- Harper, "Moral Authority, What Moral Authority"

Posted: 3/6/2010 12:16:44 PM - The Globe and Mail
Rights fracas draws international rebuke, Joan Bryden, The Canadian Press , Mar. 05, 2010,
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/rights-fracas-draws-international-rebuke/article1491566/ Tab 26

Stephen Harper, Lawrence Cannon and the Con's choice “does not have the moral authority to lead an organization like Rights & Democracy”

Don't be so naïve, International Federation for Human Rights, that just shows what you know about Canadian politics.

Harper, Cannon and all the Con's don't have the moral authority to do most of the things they are doing.

The appointment you are referring to is the least of our worries.

Let me explain.

When you read "Harper and the Con's are right wing party, 'right' does not refer to 'morally right', but to the fact that Harper and the Con's base their polices and things they do on a extremist, intolerant ideology as handed down to them by his American overlords.

Harper has indicated that his strategy is to re-make Canada into an extremist, right wing, intolerant society by ignoring our Democratic Institutions, disenfranchising the overwhelming majority of Canadians, hamstringing all Institutional supervision and do everything in dictatorial fashion through his Executive powers. One of the prime methods is appointing right wing extremists to every administrative position in sight.

Harper and the Con's are dragging us back into a dark age where fear, intolerance and irrationalism reign supreme. Their attitude to Science and Scientific research are in the Dank Ages and Crime reminiscent of the irrationality surrounding witch-hunts and the Inquisition.

Oh, and by the way, did I mention, Harper has dedicated his career in public life to tearing asunder Canadian Confederation. Soon Harper will be saying that the Federal Government is dysfunctional and disband Confederation.

Lloyd MacILquham cicblog.com/comments.html