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City home involved in raid that netted $500,000 in pot

A Brantford home was part of raids that netted police more than $500,000 worth of marijuana.   The home on Garden Avenue was owned by one of four people arrested by Hamilton police vice and drug unit during raids in that city on Wednesday.    Police raided two homes in Hamilton and recovered nearly 500 marijuana plants.   At the Brantford home, police found 80 marijuana plants.   The four accused, three from Hamilton and one from Brantford, face charges of possession, cultivating and trafficking.    http://www.brantfordexpositor.ca/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=1393467

 

the cops were here in my complex the other night to arrest one karen quickshank, for robery, i am told in relation to a matter attached to a bridget, i have refrenced, who stole cell phones it is believed,  from a couple of bible guys, in the complex, one who lives beside the alter boy at st lukes, who i believe is gay (rev mario related ) , in a matter related to crack, ; i have posted to these bible guys and the conversation i had with a cop on the matter ; and that their cell phone might be in the gay guys appartment, a crack dealer to ; you know him marg james, like you know them all ; i just met all this human complications ; 

 

FOR SALE ;  INCLUDES ONE PRIME MINISTER

WHAT ELSE HAS OTTAWA SOLD TO TEXAS ???,

Dignity, and Morality ; Some Moose, An RCMP Hat, And is the CN Tower Still On The Block For Sale ?  I Say Sell OTTAWA !!! ; How much would you sell Jesus For ; 60 denero ? and some Candle Sticks, what did you get for the “Lords Prayer“ ; What About “Blue Bird Bus Lines“ ;  

The Canadian Auto Workers is criticizing the federal government for awarding a $254 million contract to a U.S. company to build trucks for the Canadian Forces at its plant in Texas while it is laying off workers at its plant in Chatham."Somebody has to explain to us why Canadian workers can’t build military trucks for the Canadian military," said senior CAW executive Bob Chernecki, referring to a defence department contract to Illinois-based Navistar International Corp. to build 1,300 medium-duty trucks for the Canadian Forces.  Navistar sent out 500 layoff notices to its Chatham workforce last week, with another 200 expected in the spring. Chernecki said that would leave only 200 workers and the plant’s survival is at stake.  "At the plant this morning, our guys were just dumbfounded; they’re mad as hell," he said. "In the face of (layoffs) over the next few months, there is no legitimate credible reason" for Ottawa’s decision.  "Doesn’t the government know there’s a manufacturing crisis in Canada?" he asked.    …con`t   Chernecki called it "nonsense" for Finance Minister Jim Flaherty to promise to boost the Canadian economy with infrastructure jobs in the Jan. 27 budget, while another department "is putting taxpayer dollars into the U.S. economy."    http://www.thestar.com/News/Ontario/article/570638  

http://www.canadaprayerbreakfast.ca/ 

Pray This Way,Our Father Who Ar In Heaven,

INTERESTING SYMBOLS IN THE LIBRARY :

 

 

BAD BAD ISRAEL : Gee was  I in argument with Israel Also in this matter ;  if iran was going to nuke you, would the plan to capture and set the british sailors free, that i knew was to happen, and in fact blessed, came to a succesfull conclusion ; a conclusion i knew that was to come out in a positive matter ; to show that the jill cooper matter was also to come to conclusion in a positive manner ; and would have ; and i did request the bush to make the trade, but he failed to ; i wonder is this propoganda mr bush, to try to make thyself look better ; this is not pleasing to my ears oh israel, in light of present situations  in the west bank ; and the continued seeming attack on people that cover their heads ( woman ) as a extreemist matter attached to religion, when in fact it is a required request / statute /  law  by g’d ; at the least,  in time of prayer ;  leave these people alone ; leave these woman alone that pay proper respect to the temple and to g’d ;

WASHINGTON (CNN) — President Bush rejected several Israeli requests last year for weapons and permission for a potential airstrike inside Iran, the author of an investigative report told CNN. Israel approached the White House in early 2008 with three requests for an attack on Iran’s main nuclear complex, said New York Times reporter David Sanger. His article appears in the newspaper on Sunday. According to Sanger, Israel wanted specialized bunker-busting bombs, equipment to help refuel planes making flights into Iran and permission to fly over Iraq to reach the major nuclear complex at Natanz, the site of Iran’s only known uranium enrichment plant.

The White House "deflected" the first two requests and denied the last, Sanger said. "They feared that if it appeared that the United States had helped Israel strike Iran, using Iraqi airspace, that the result in Iraq could be the expulsion of the American troops (from Iraq)," he said.   Bush, instead, persuaded Israeli officials to not proceed with the attack by sharing with them some details of covert U.S. operations aimed at sabotaging Iran’s nuclear ambitions, Sanger said. The ongoing operations are designed to undermine Iran’s ability to produce weapons-grade fuel and designs it needs to produce a workable nuclear weapon, the newspaper said.  We know that the U.S. has been trying to conduct covert industrial espionage, if you will, against Iran’s nuclear program for many years," said CNN’s Pentagon Correspondent Barbara Starr. "[They have been] going to the suppliers, going other places; trying to make sure that things get messed up, if you will; that parts may not be what they should be; that certain processes may not work right. Anything that they can do to jam the work to delay the program." Sanger said he based his report on conversations with intelligence officials, none of whom would speak on the record because of the topic’s sensitivity. "I suspect the Bush administration probably isn’t going to comment very much on the details of this story, given the nature of this kind of intelligence operation and the sensitivity of the relationship with Israel," he said.  http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/01/11/iran.israel.nuclear/index.html

THIS IS UNEXCEPTABLE :  IS THIS USA SANCTIONED ? THE USA HAS BACKED ISRAEL  ;  I AM NOT PLEASED

 Human Rights Watch has called on Israel to stop using white phosphorus which it says has been used in military operations in the densely populated Gaza Strip.
 The US-based group said that its researchers observed the use of the chemical, which can burn away human flesh to the bone, over Gaza City and Jabaliya on Friday and Saturday. "We went by Israeli artillery units that had white phosphorus rounds with the fuses in them," Marc Garlasco, a senior military analyst at Human Rights Watch, told Al Jazeera. 
 "Clearly it is [white phosphorus], we can tell by the explosions and the tendrils that go down [and] the fires that were burning," he said. "Today there were massive attacks in Jabaliya when we were there. We saw that there were numerous fires once the white phosphorus had gone in."   ‘Obscurant’
 International law permits the use of white phopshorus as an "obscurant" to cover troop movements and prevent enemies from using certain guided weapons, but its use is controversial as it can injure people through painful chemical burns. Even if they are using it as an obscurant, they are using it in a very densely populated area," Garlasco said.
 "The problem is it covers such a wide area that when the white phosphorus wafers come down, over 100 in each artillery shell, they burn everything they touch and they don’t stop burning until they are done.    http://english.aljazeera.net/

On October 17, 2008, liberal Arab thinker Lafif Lakhdar posted an article on the reformist e-journal www.elaph.com, in which he characterized Hamas as another link in the chain of Palestinian rejectionism, i.e., in their tendency to refuse all suggestions of compromise. This tendency, he said, is rooted in religious extremism and brings disaster upon the Palestinians. Lakhdar called on the Palestinians to take stock of their situation and start making realistic decisions based on pragmatic political considerations.
Following are excerpts:(1)   

The Palestinian Leadership Is Not Realistic

"In 1937, the British Peel Commission suggested a partition of Palestine with 80% [of the territory] given to the Palestinians and 20% to the Jews. The [then] leader of Palestine, [Grand] Mufti Hajj Amin Al-Husseini, was quick to reject the proposal on religious grounds. [He argued that] Palestine was a Muslim waqf [i.e., religious endowment] for the Muslims of the world, and it was [therefore] forbidden to hand [even] an inch of it over to the Jews. Conversely, David Ben Gurion, leader of the [Palestine] Jews at the time, gave the following calculated response. The decision, [he said], is not what I hoped for, but I refuse to reject it. The Jewish religious law, just like the Muslim law… forbids to relinquish [even] an inch of the land to infidels. But Ben Gurion, having a modern mentality, considered this [law] obsolete. 
"The Hamas charter demands to obsessively repeat the refusals of 1937 and 1947, [justifying this] with expressions taken from [the discourse of] the medieval religious scholars: Palestine is a [religious] waqf, not an inch of which may be given away. This is magical thinking… Just say ‘no,’ and the concession will miraculously disappear, even if, on the ground, it remains a solid fact. 
"This rejection [of the partition proposals], which amounts to no less than a political scandal, must be recalled again and again – in order to impress upon the younger generation how dangerous it is [to cling to] the fantasy of ‘conspiracies’ against ‘the plundered land of Palestine,’ and how dangerous it is to take comfort in religious masochism (‘nothing can happen to us unless Allah wills it’) in order to justify the disasters caused by the mixing of Muslim law and political decision-making.
"[The rejection of these proposals must also be evoked] in order to impress upon the younger generation the [even] greater danger [inherent in] delaying the shift from Muslim law to [pragmatic] politics. By consulting Muslim law, which is characterized by inflexible maxims, Amin Al-Husseini caused his people to lose their homeland. David Ben Gurion, on the other hand, [based his decision] on politics – [namely on] the art of the possible, [or on] what is feasible given the existing power balance at a certain time and place – and gained a homeland for his people.
"Instead of demonizing the other, it is preferable to examine oneself and understand the mistakes of the past, so as to avoid repeating them almost obsessively for 70 years, as the Palestinians have done."

Fanatic Rejectionism Petrifies the Mind

"The slogan of fanatic rejectionism – all or nothing – is an unconscious return to the Muslim law that forbids to relinquish even an inch of Palestine, and it is this [slogan] that has been causing [the Palestinians] to lose every inch of Palestine for 70 years: in 1937, 1947, and finally in 2000, when Yasser Arafat  – who claimed the mantle of Mufti of Palestine – rejected the proposals of [U.S. President Bill] Clinton, which may have been the best proposals any Palestinian could have been offered…
"It is paramount to relinquish this fanatic rejectionism, for it petrifies the mind and keeps one from thinking logically. This is a disease, which first appears in early childhood, namely in the anal stage [of the child’s development]…
"Negotiation means bargaining. Until when will the rejectionist Palestinian leaders remain stuck in the anal stage of their mental development in terms of their political thinking? The current negotiations present the Palestinians with two options: either a partial agreement that will be implemented [immediately] while postponing the solution of painful problems – such as Jerusalem and the refugees – [to a later stage], or an agreement of principles that will be placed on the shelf for ten years, pending the resolution of the tribal conflict between Hamas and Fatah. This conflict has its roots in an immature stage of the Palestinians’ religious and political thinking, namely in the conflict between the Al-Husseini and Al-Nashashibi families [during the fist half of the 20th century]… [At present, however,] it seems that the Palestinians have rejected [both] options…" 
The Palestinian Leadership Has Not Learned from the Mistakes of the Past

"In politics, one does not reject the offer of one’s rival at once, in a fit of anger. One must thoroughly study the alternatives to the proposal rejected. Does the Palestinian side have viable alternatives that it has not revealed?… If the alternative is a bi-national state (as apparently proposed Sari Nusseibeh, who now seems to regret his previous moderateness), or the intifada of the Al-Qassam Brigades and Al-Aqsa Brigades, (an option which has been tried without success) – then it is nothing but the last piece of evidence that the Palestinian leaders…  have not learned a thing from their past mistakes. Suffice it if I [manage to] rouse the intelligent among the Palestinians, as [former Tunisian President] Habib Bourguiba tried in vain to do in his [1965] Jericho speech, in which he called upon them to try what they had not yet tried – namely the realistic options.
"[This must be done] in order to avert a disastrous and final division [of Palestine] – with the West Bank given to Jordan and Gaza to Hamas or to Egypt – which will consign the name of Palestine to the annals of history. This disaster is not [inconceivable], but is [in fact] rather likely. A solution to the Palestinian problem is crucial for the stability of the Middle East… just as the oil and the petrodollars are crucial for [the recovery of] world economy, which is in crisis. International diplomacy will not wait around until some of the Palestinian leaders recover from their rejectionism."

The Palestinians Are Their Own Worst Enemies
"The first step in recovering from rejectionism is [applying] self-criticism: admitting that many Palestinians, Arabs and Muslims are their own [worst] enemies, and that they are the ones who bring disasters upon themselves – not the Zionists, Imperialists, Free Masons, Communists, or else globalization or the New World Order – as claimed by the discourse that presents the Arabs as victims and drives them back to the stage of childish whining. The inability of the Palestinian leaders so far to agree on a national dialogue plan [for conciliation between Hamas and Fatah] is the main reason why they have failed to implement their national goals. The history of the 20th century teaches us that no national liberation movement achieved victory while its people were fighting one another. The Zionist movement, [for example,] consisted of various political factions, but its armed [forces] were united, and there was one political [authority], and this… is one of the most important secrets of its success."

The Insane Hesitance of the Hamas Leaders

"The Egyptian initiative for [Palestinian] conciliation, which is supervised by one of Egypt’s most prominent minds, [Intelligence Chief] Omar Suleiman, may represent one of the last opportunities to find a solution for Fatah’s inability to make peace and Hamas’ inability to make war. For the intelligent among the Hamas members, this is undoubtedly a golden opportunity to get past the psychological barrier that has kept them from finally shifting from religion to politics, from adherence to the laws of the shari’a in handling political affairs to [a policy of] respecting international resolutions, such as the U.N. resolution on the establishment of Israel and [the principle of] negotiating with Israel towards the establishment of a Palestinian state.
"Hamas [Political] Bureau Head Khaled Mash’al did recognize Israel as ‘an existing reality,’ but in international law, half-recognition is non-recognition. Hamas must recognize Israel legally – [a step] that requires an official statement recognizing all the official International resolutions that the PLO and PA have recognized. In Palestinian history, these words will be written in letters of gold in Palestinian history, for they will be the fuel that will move the engine of the becalmed Palestinian-Israeli peace process.
"In the days of Sheikh Ahmad Yassin, Hamas agreed to revoke some of the main articles of its constitution, such as [the one calling to] liberate Palestine to the last grain of soil and to [maintain it] as a [religious] waqf for the Muslims of the world –  in return for the establishment of a Palestinian state in the 1967 borders. It [also] implicitly relinquished the [principle of continuing] the jihad until the Day of Judgment. But since their victory in the [2006] elections, the Hamas leaders – or at least some of them – seem to have come down with the famous Hamlet complex: a disease of hesitancy that stifles any political activity… They have not rejected the implied admission of [Hamas] founder [Ahmad Yassin] that [the goal] of liberating [all of] Mandatory Palestine is unrealistic, or the admission of current [Hamas] leader Khaled Mash’al that Israel is an existing reality, [but neither have they explicitly accepted these claims]…  
"…Whoever wants a Palestinian state in the 1967 borders must apply simple logic and accept the [only] method of achieving [this goal], i.e., recognition [of Israel] and negotiations [with it], as the PA has been doing with the support of most [Palestinian] factions. A Palestinian state is not like Jesus who came onto the world through Immaculate Conception. How long will the intelligent Hamas members – and I believe that there are intelligent people among them – remain hostages of those fools, the Al-Qassam Brigades, for whom violence has become a second nature?… Whoever permits himself to kill once will allow himself to do so forever…
"If I were one of those intelligent Hamas members, I would have accepted – regardless of the political circumstances and the tricks of [various] clerics – the Palestinian conciliation that General Omar Suleiman is trying to promote…
"A tahdiah [with Israel] is not an end in itself but a bridge towards negotiations. Accepting and maintaining the tahdiah [means that] Hamas must even eradicate [elements] within the Islamic Jihad organization that are trying to violate it… [The fact that] Hamas has agreed to a tahdiah and is guarding Israel’s borders… may [in fact] be an encouraging sign that Hamas is beginning to relinquish its dreams of jihadist awakening and to come to terms with reality. Its role [now] is to block the path of the "retired [Israeli] generals," who, as [Israeli Prime Minister] Ehud Olmert said, still insist that the option of war with the Palestinians and Syrians is preferable to the option of peace."   

The Hamas Leadership Is Afraid of Its Own Followers

"[Saudi] Prince Bandar bin Sultan said that the Hamas leaders promised, on the day after their election, to persuade their followers within three months that recognition of Israel [was necessary]. Why not surprise Omar Suleiman next month by fulfilling this promise? [The Hamas leaders] are undoubtedly afraid of their followers – [specifically,] of a faction within the Al-Qassam Brigades – and therefore they should be advised by Roosevelt’s [saying] about political courage, namely, "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself." A political movement must first of all serve the interests of the people. Is it in their best interest to remain without a state, hungry and besieged… just because their leaders have lost their political courage? Hamas is at an important crossroads that requires it to shake itself and reshape itself, in order to meet the challenges faced by its people…
"Many politicians in the Middle East continue to suffer from a closed-minded blindness. [Some Israeli politicians] see only the ‘advantages’ of the ongoing occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem, [some Palestinian politicians] maintain the pathological aspirations to liberate [all of] Mandatory Palestine, and [the Iranians] have a deranged desire for an atomic bomb. These [politicians] do not see the real challenges. But the fact on the ground is that all of them will eventually have to be [realistic] and accept the need for Arab-Israeli-Turkish-Iranian cooperation that will steer them forwards instead of wasting time, money and blood on the murderous dialectic of war and resistance…" 

Endnote:
(1) www.elaph.com, October 17, 2008.

 

GRACE AND PEACE <> YOU HAVE BEEN VERY INSTRUMENTAL IN SOME MATTERS <> 

I CAN NOT GUARENTEE ANYTHING <> BUT WORD HAS CONCERN’S <> THE CLOKE LOYAL TO THE DOME OF THE ROCK <>

AND THE HOUSE OF THE SPIRIT OF THE LIVING G’D <> WOULD IT NOT BE FAIR TO SAY <>

 

PRAISE G’D ; The Candle stick spoke to the bird,  at the hole in the box, or was that,  the bird spoke to the candle stick

Palestinian group Hamas, which governs the Gaza Strip, has announced it will send a delegation to Egypt for ceasefire negotiations as diplomatic efforts to end the fighting in Gaza intensified. Ayman Taha, a Hamas official told the Reuters news agency on Monday that a group would head to Cairo "answering an Egyptian invitation to hold discussions". Taha did not say whether the delegation would include Hamas members from Gaza or exiled leaders. The talks are set to coincide with the arrival of Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, in the region, to push for a European-backed ceasefire

  JERUSALEM (CNN) — A European Union delegation hoping to re-establish a cease-fire between Israel and Gaza headed to the region Sunday, eight days after Israel began a military assault on Gaza following months of rocket fire from Palestinians.   The EU delegation, led by Czech Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg, also aims to facilitate humanitarian aid for Gaza residents. "It is now our task to make sure that EU aid reaches the inhabitants of the Gaza Strip, that the border crossings are open and that the aid does not disappear somewhere along the way," Schwarzenberg said in a written statement. The European Union team was expected to arrive in Egypt on Sunday before continuing to Israel and the Palestinian territories on Monday.  U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Sunday urged the U.N. Security Council to push for a swift end to the conflict. He said he planned to work closely with Arab leaders at U.N. headquarters on Monday in an attempt to reach a consensus.  Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who is now an international envoy focusing on Israel and the Palestinians, met separately with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak on Sunday, emphasizing desires for a stable cease-fire that would ensure Israel’s security.

NUTS,   NUTTY,  AND  NUTTIER

Former President George H. W. Bush says son, Jeb, possesses all the qualities necessary to win the White House.

WASHINGTON (CNN) – His son hasn’t left the White House yet, but former president George H. W. Bush is already thinking about the next Bush who might one day move in. The elder Bush says his oldest son, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, has all the qualities necessary to occupy the Oval Office.“I’d like to see him run, I’d like to see him be president some day,” the nation’s 41st chief executive declared on “Fox News Sunday.” He is “as qualified and as able as anyone I know in the political scene.”However, the senior Bush acknowledged, “Right now is probably a bad time, because we’ve got enough Bushes in there.”  http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/01/04/bush-41-now-probably-a-%e2%80%98bad-time%e2%80%99-for-jeb-to-run-for-wh/   NUTTIER THAN A FRUITCAKE

 

MR HARPER DID I HEAR YOU CONDEM ISRAEL ?  THEN YOU CONDEM ME ? HAVE YOU NOT HEARD ? 

the lady in afganastan, the berka, i’m not afraid to die either, i have much to do to ; more security you say ? you are listening then to my words ?

 

 

8.1.16.16.25   14.5.23  25.5.1.18

= 66 + 42 + 49

= 157

 = 13

= 4

 

HAPPY NEW YEAR

 

for being held captive by nazi’s in this war mr hubley ; and what about the people in gitmo ; and those in iran ; and in other parts of the world ;  by usa domination and the need that i must worship the pope or the queen or be in contemp to the law ? ? ?  oh don’t worry my balls still shoot ; just don’t ask to xray me again ;  basic medical coverage does not include that ; thats just more anger in me to relese in fire from my soul that you have placed upon me that will rain upon the earth ; better learn to read the bible ; eyes like fire ; that picture mr olmert of you ; has the evil eye ; but they are not red ; i saw to flags in protests here ; canada has sided with the hamas ?  the dome belongs to david ; and david is a jew ; that is the birth place and the foundation of the world ; for it is but to the foundation of the world to all nations ; but there are rules ; does it not say to the holy city ; david can not be denied to his house ; g’d is spirit ; that but in christ many died at the cross but him ; the heads cut off and on spears ; the mount split in two ; did some one ask for a hole to be blown in a wall ; and that jesus ordered it ; well coal up ; thats some fire ; the water turns to worm wood ; the rock fell to the sea (in canada) ; revelation up ; full course meal ; no alpha here ; adjust to fit time ; in scripture does it not say ;  as it is written ; i do like the markings on the tanks > ; joseph ; rev charlie in those sighns you might want to pack your  bags ; your fired i do believe ; and who was that gay bishop from the usa ? you might want to do the same ; the speak to sadness ; they will learn to sadness ; that even christ wept ;  the moral of the story ; don’t wear the crown to the king ; what was that police officers name again ; that had the crows attack him ; listen to the birds ; i did call for spears ? they got them ;

BOSTON, Massachusetts (CNN) — The U.S. Army says it will honor the "heroism and sacrifice" of 350 U.S. soldiers who were held as slaves by Nazi Germany during World War II. The decision by the Army effectively reverses decades of silence about what the soldiers endured in the final months of the war in 1945 at Berga an der Elster, a subcamp of Buchenwald where soldiers were beaten, starved, killed and forced to work in tunnels to hide German equipment. More than 100 U.S. soldiers died in the camp or on a forced death march. Before they were sent back to the United States, survivors signed a secrecy document with the U.S. government to never speak about their captivity. "The interests of American prisoners of war in the event of future wars, moreover, demand that the secrets of this war be vigorously safeguarded," the document says. CNN last month reported the story of Anthony Acevedo, who was a 20-year-old medic when he was sent to Berga with the other soldiers. Acevedo kept a diary that details the day-to-day events inside the camp and lists names and prisoner numbers of men as they died or were executed.

 

your not jews that did these things at abu !!!

 

http://www.menorah.net/lights.htm

 

you condem saddam for the parties and girls and such, etc., etc.,  ; go look to holywood ; you are hipocrits ;