I'm unplugging for a week.  Maybe 2.  Maybe more.  I won't be blogging regularly, I know that for sure.  It's time to look at a more effective use of time and resources...  Think bilboards, videos and radio spots...  or maybe not...  hell, at this point, the next time I type here it could be as a U.S. resident (depending on how the Steyn thing goes).

Se ya on the flip side. 

Saved my ass this weekend

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Alberta's HRC: breeding the next generation of complainers

By Ezra Levant on June 14, 2008 4:17 PM | Permalink |

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Yesterday I mentioned the new propaganda document circulated by the Alberta human rights commission. It's disgusting to begin with, but the fact that it is deliberately targetting new immigrants is downright vile. The Alberta human rights commission -- in other words, the Government of Alberta -- is trying to persuade newcomers to Alberta to support their grievance industry, and become little race hustlers, little Al Sharptons, just like Khurrum Awan of the Canadian Islamic Congress. It makes sense; complaints are down 15% year over year in Alberta; if all of those professional race hustlers in Ed Stelmach's government are going to keep their jobs, they need new complaints, and fast.

Are Albertans as thick as a sack of hammers?

Internal e-mail reveals Racist hiring ban at Public Works

Then there's "Kau's story". He says he didn't get a job because he's from China. Again, there is no "Kau", and there is no "Kau's story". You can check for yourself, here. It's anti-Alberta propaganda. I bet it was written by an expensive ad agency, probably in Toronto, by copywriters who have never set foot here. It's a lie.

That's the kind of weak, unsubstantiated, paranoid complaints the government is hunting for. Some angry would-be employee who has no proof of racism, other than he wasn't hired.