32 Replies to “Caledonia: Who Has The Most To Gain?”

  1. More dots…. CUPE, the Canadian Union of Public Employees, supports/aids/bets the “Palestinian” cause.
    The flags of the “First Nations” were raised weeks ago; the flag of the “Palestinians” was also raised.
    The raising of a flag, other than the flag of a sovereign nation, is insurrection, if not war.
    The Indian insurrection at Caledonia now has international support.
    Down with the Indian insurrection at Caledonia.
    CUPE supports the Indian insurrection. Down with CUPE. …-
    Palestinian Flag Raised in Support of Caledonia Land Claims Dispute
    Submitted by ron on Mon, 2006-05-08 15:55.
    Ontario | Indigenous | Land | Turtle Island
    May 3, 2006
    Palestinian Flag Raised in Support of Caledonia Land Claims Dispute.
    Representatives of the Niagara Palestinian Association today visited the site of the first nations land claims blockade. A Palestinian flag was presented to the Onkwehonweh clan mothers, chiefs, braves and solidarity community who are camped out at the blockade. The Palestinian flag was raised by the head of security, a native from New York, and a young brave. It looks beautiful flapping in the sky on the same pole below the proud Mohawk flag. Palestinian hattas or scarves, a universal symbol of resistance, and food were given as gifts.
    Palestinians know too well the theft of land and natural resources, daily oppression, atrocities and genocide committed against Aboriginal Peoples by colonialists at every corner of the Earth. 78% of Palestine was stolen by Jewish and international Zionists to create the state of Israel. Another 12% has been stolen for the creation of the Israeli apartheid wall. Only 10% of Palestine remains in Arab hands. And even that is occupied and controlled by Israeli military forces. Within the Palestinian land that has now been re-named “Israel”, Palestinian Arabs are systematically discriminated against and officially treated as second and third class citizens. Palestinians have had so much taken from them, but still Israel and the US ask them to give up even more for “peace”. A peace that we know will never come from Israeli hands.
    http://mostlywater.org/node/5718

  2. Tracking the cross-border gun pipeline
    `Side product of drug trade, officials say
    May 21, 2006. 07:55 AM
    JOHN DUNCANSON
    STAFF REPORTER
    CORNWALL—Call it the smuggler’s recipe for success.
    A barrel of potent Canadian marijuana, lots of U.S. dollars, and a few AK-47 assault rifles or handguns make the perfect ingredients for a midnight run from Canada to the United States and back again.
    Sometimes it’s just a few handguns thrown into a dope deal that end up being smuggled through the Mohawk reserves on either side of the border in eastern Ontario — and often end up on the streets of Toronto and Montreal.
    Other times, police say, barrels of weapons are carried in speeding boats across the unguarded waters of the St. Lawrence River by well-armed smugglers who aren’t afraid to shoot at law enforcement officers in pursuit.
    The use of reserves for smuggling is well-documented and last week the problem — and the scope of it — was revealed by Toronto police, who pointed to the Six Nations reserve near Brantford as the source of the weapons seized from gang members belonging to Etobicoke’s Jamestown Crew. The guns that originated in Texas had been smuggled across the border to the reserve. Police estimate the gun pipeline brought 180 weapons into Ontario. …-
    http://www.paulding.net/bin/url.cgi/13311.9

  4. No, but it suggests that you’re illiterate, intentionally trolling or both.
    If that’s the best you can do, go back to your own lonely blog.

  5. Steve Janke is a superb researcher. Let’s watch him ‘connect the dots’.
    I think that the notion of ‘reserves’ should be discontinued. The reality of a land base that is within a provincial area but whose people are not governed by that province but by the federal stewardship sets up a base for illegal activities; a land base that is owned by the federal and not by the people living on it sets up a do-nothing non-economy; a land base that does not permit individual entrepreneurship but insists on communal businesses means that these are taken over by ‘might makes right’ actions – it’s a mess.

  6. The MSM is full of Dalton “losing my patience”… everybody head for cover, cause he’s gonna huff & puff and…

  7. ottawacore et al:
    Steve Janke is a bulldog. Once he gets his teeth into something he doesn’t let go. He’s also a bulldozer, he can unearth an awful lot of dirt.
    All I see from him are a lot of facts coming out. Pretty much no need to debate.

  8. If I recall, you Canadians through Great Canadian Gaming (non-tribal) whammed down my state’s throat a gambling expansion initative (I-892) in 2004 in partnership w/ my state’s Darth Vader Tim Eyman.
    Nice work, BTW. I think a governess for Caldonia is necessary to restore order and I nominate the Minister for Public Education Sandra “Lady Churchill”, “Don’t you be bullying me, mister” Pupatello.
    Sincere apologies to Kate for all the links to explain me :-(.

  9. I think y’all gotta be careful with connecting Montour & Hill with this protest. Whatever you think of their business activities, I don’t really think they give a crap one way or another about this protest. I know for a fact that Mountour is an avaricious businessman and anything that interfers with that is gonna ruin his day.
    I gotta admit, as much as I hate to, that these guys are living large thanks to the largesse of the Canadian Government. I ask you this. If you were allowed to do what they are allowed to do, wouldn’t you????
    Not right, I admit. BUT………

  11. Liberal McGuinty and his regime are in a catatonic state; frozen with fear of an “Ipperwash”. …-
    Extract:
    The opposition Conservatives have accused the McGuinty Liberals of failing to show enough leadership to help resolve the issue.
    McGuinty recently countered that the preference of the Conservatives would be a show of police force – an apparent reference to how the previous Conservative government under former premier Mike Harris has been accused of handling the Ipperwash dispute.
    Lawyers for Harris recently warned McGuinty that he’s risking legal action if he makes statements that allege Harris issued direct orders to police at Ipperwash.
    At the Ipperwash inquiry, Harris testified that at no time did he direct police actions. …-
    http://www.voy.com/178771/3349.html

  13. “Within the Palestinian land that has now been re-named “Israel”, Palestinian Arabs are systematically discriminated against and officially treated as second and third class citizens. Palestinians have had so much taken from them, but still Israel and the US ask them to give up even more for “peace”. A peace that we know will never come from Israeli hands.”
    This is typical misinformation – distort “facts” so they no longer resemble the truth, then build lies upon those “facts” to create a new reality. The fact is Arabs have full rights in Israel (certainly more than in Arab countries), except those who choose to break the law. Implicit in the above quote is the argument that there can never be peace with Israel. So, of course, they have “no choice” but to use violence. Let’s ignore that Arafat walked out on Camp David when he had an agreement. Let’s ignore that the Arab world has a vested interest in keeping the Palestinians “occupied.” Let’s ignore that Israel has been under siege from the moment they became a state. Oh I forgot the Zionists stole Palestine. What a con job. Ensure there can no peace, in Palestine or Israel. Use violence, treachery and mendacity at every turn while making it clear that a peaceful resolution will never be tolerated. And above all ensure the Palestinians are kept in misery. Then, of course, blame it on Israel and launch another Quassan.

  14. Maz2, troll, 78% of Palestinian land was taken by the Israelis and the ARABS have only X+ land left. Certainly you are a seriously deluded muldoon. Mazzy baby, what the h**** about Jordan big fella?

  15. So what we’re dealing with in Caladonia is native organized crime or the equivalent of the native mafia?

  17. Oh? – didn’t know that, well I use nealenews anyway, thats how I found this blog.

  18. There is no doubt in my mind that Dalton McGuinty modus operandus was to abdicate the obvious reponsibilities as Premier and maintain law and order in his province with his disgraceful inaction and lack of any backbone – can you site a better example of incompetent leadership at any level of government at any time.
    Mcguinty was trying to put the ball in the court of Stephen Harper and get him to deal with this crowd of law breakers. To his credit Harper never took the bait and if he was to act, then he would have been in his rights, to make the province of Ontario a ward of the Federal government if they have proven unable and incompetent to run the government and protect the safety of the citizens of Ontario – is there anything more important that a government is supposed to do then protect and provide safety for its’ citizens.

  19. Yo Peter Benyk:

    You’re giving Dalton too much credit. Sure he’s a liar and a fool, and sure he’d like to dump all this on Harper, but that doesn’t mean he had a plan. He and the sycophantic Toronto media were just trashing Mike Harris about Ipperwash, and then Caledonia blew up in their faces. Dalton’s simply doing as little as possible from day to day — and since there’s virtually no media pressure on him, that’s what he’ll go on doing.

  20. “Dalton’s simply doing as little as possible from day to day ” – can you say doing nothing.

  21. So it’s all a fraud for corruption, who do these Indians think they are? Liberals?

  22. I read where Paul Martin (Mr. Dithers in another life) is dedicating his life now to solving First Nations problems. I expect now that with cheque book in hand he will go to Caledonia ( after returning from Kelowna) and if he is allowed to cross the barrier he would be prepared to write a cheque for another billion dollars and the demonstrators (mob) will disperse – we can only hope that he uses his own cheque book or that of the Liberal party.

  23. Dirty Dalton is just hoping if he ignores it long enough the whole problem will go away.

  24. The most interesting aspect of Six Nations mindset to come out of all this is the glaring duplicity they place in the rule of law.
    On one hand they embrace Canada’s rule of law as a solution to solve their claims in its courts….yet on the other hand their leadership/autorities reject the rule of law as having any relevance in their actions and commuity…they have displayed this recently by encouraging lawlessness and renegade actions and by harboring wanted ciminals in their communities.
    Red man speaks from two faces.

  25. Regarding Ontario’s Keystone Cops –
    OPP papers stolen in Caledonia
    http://www.torontosun.com/News/Canada/2006/06/13/1629337-sun.html
    By CP
    CALEDONIA — Ontario Provincial Police are trying to recover copies of classified documents containing the identities of undercover officers and operational details concerning an aboriginal occupation in Caledonia.
    The documents were stolen Friday during an altercation between First Nations protesters and police in which an officer was injured.
    The documents were in an unmarked U.S. Border Patrol SUV that was stolen, and copies were obtained by Lynda Powless, publisher of Turtle Island News, a national aboriginal weekly newspaper based on the local Six Nations reserve.
    Where did the OPP officers at Caledonia get their law enforcement papers from, a cracker jack box???
    They stand by and allow Caledonia residents to be assaulted and abused by Native protesters because they don’t have the authority to wear riot gear for their own protection, and now it turns out that they stood by while Native protesters stole classified OPP operations information, that included the names of undercover officers.
    Cripes, you all had better get yourselves a new provincial police force in Ontario, because the one you have now appears to be totally inept and useless, except for protecting illegal Native interests.

  26. CTV _ “Ontario Provincial Police are trying to recover classified documents containing the identities of undercover officers that were stolen in a recent altercation between natives and police in Caledonia, Ont.”
    ===================
    Well, what the hell is McGuinty waiting for now? People are beaten in front of OPP officers and NOTHING is done. An OPP officer is almost murdered and documents revealing undercover officers identities are stolen and nothing happens? Send in the Army for Christ sakes! What kind of country is this? This kind of crap goes on in Indonesia or Africa. This is getting really stupid. If Islamic terrorists in Canada want a safe place to hide, all they have to do is hide behind a Native barricade, knowing for a fact that the police will do NOTHING because the terrorists manning the barricade are getting away with bullshit like this.
    McGuinty, I hate your guts. You are a pathetic joke. It angers me so much to know that we have such a pussy like you for a Premier.

  27. Infidel: Well, most native ridings do vote Liberal, so yeah, they are liberal. They know which side their bread’s buttered on.

  28. More..Regarding Ontario’s Keystone Cops –
    Confidential police documents taken in Caledonia fracas
    http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/2006/06/13/caledonia-protest-documents.html
    The documents contain classified police information about the OPP operation to deal with the native-led occupation at a housing development near Caledonia as well as confidential information from informants and the identity of undercover officers, including names and home phone numbers.
    We can only hope that the confidential information from the informants did not contain their names.

  29. I think it’s time for war.
    At the least, America needs to kick your PM Harper in the behind saying that either he fixes this w/ troops… or we do.
    If we do it – one thing’s for certain: A lot of unnecessary blood & gore & left-wing whining.

  30. Josef–I’m sure you’re not suggesting invading Canada–that ddn’t work out too well for you guys last time.

  31. WL Mackenzie redux: “The most interesting aspect of Six Nations mindset to come out of all this is the glaring duplicity they place in the rule of law.
    On one hand they embrace Canada’s rule of law as a solution to solve their claims in its courts….yet on the other hand their leadership/autorities reject the rule of law as having any relevance in their actions and commuity…they have displayed this recently by encouraging lawlessness and renegade actions and by harboring wanted ciminals in their communities. ”
    My sentiments shifted slightly after an article in the National Post noted that most native land claims take ten years before they even get to court, and another 10-15 years before they’re settled. If I thought it was going to take 25 years to get something sorted out in the courts, I might be tempted to take the law into my own hands as well.
    It’s not as if white people haven’t tricked, lied or misled native people many times over the last 400 years. There must come a point when “possession is 9/10ths of the law” comes into play. To me, the larger questions are “why does it take so long to process these claims?”, and “why are non-native people allowed to buy and build on disputed land without knowing that there are on-going disputes?”, as appears to be the case in Caledonia.

  32. Heard on Duffy that there never has been a formal claim placed on that land by the Six Nations. Pundits were wondering aloud what happens if you settle this one with $$ or land, what happens to all the other legally filed land claims across the country…

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