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Guy Earle and the BCHRT: Free Speech under fire again in Vancouver.

You might all know of the notorious B.C. Human Rights Tribunal that held a kangaroo court to try McLean's Magazine for hate speech when the magazine ran a chapter of Mark Steyn's America Alone. Some idiot jihadis decided to cash in and make some political waves at the same time. Some air-head women tagged along to make themselves known as well, they just beginning law careers and wanting, one suspects, some exposure. Steyn referred to them all as "sock puppets." So that lot of complainants have buggared off, only to be replaced by a couple of angry leftard lesbians who are suing a comedian who "insulted" them. These ladies have taken Guy Earle, comedian, to the BCHRT to shake him and the venue owner of the comedy act for a mere 40 grand. Hey, what's a year's pay out of a man's pocket compared to the pain of a couple of lesbians being insulted at a comedy club?

The case comes up in late March here in Vancouver. Like we did last time, when Steyn as here, when Levant was here, we'll be showing up to protest the travesty of these "Human Rights" kangaroo courts. We don't get a great deal of publicity out of it but the point is to make connections and to network in person. That concrete meeting of minds in person makes all the difference on Earth. Try to join us here then. Perhaps you might as well write a bit on Guy Earle and the issue of free speech under attack tyet again here in Van.

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Permalink Reply by Alan Lake on February 9, 2010 at 10:02

Good luck. I hope you can somehow get Canada back to being a place of tough realists.

Permalink Reply by Dag Walker on February 9, 2010 at 10:15

I don't write at my own blog every day, but when I do, well, turns out I'm "impressionistic."

http://nodhimmitude.blogspot.com/2010/02/jihad-i-want-to-paint-it-b...

We live in a world too constrained by legal niceties for my taste; and still I live in it within the bounds of good taste and behaviour, transgressing only in my "impressions."

Here's a bit of background on Guy Earle, followed by more "impressions."

http://nodhimmitude.blogspot.com/2010/02/does-dyke-of-earl-have-mol...

http://nodhimmitude.blogspot.com/2010/02/aesthetic-of-love-and-viol...

I write this oblique prose in the hope that some will find it worth the time. A Frenchman did, I think, and turned to some massive problem-making that I found ... interesting in its impression.

Alan Lake said:

Good luck. I hope you can somehow get Canada back to being a place of tough realists.

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