Poisoned news and ‘junk-speak’ Welcome to the first issue of Citizen Express—a new addition to your media spectrum that’s going to expand the range of ‘permissible’ ideas in print (and in broadcast media, too). As a long-time journalist—trained in the craft at the elbow of the late, great Jack Webster—I’ve long lamented the gradual decline and corruption of the ‘news’ media: what was once journalism has now become a megaphone for only one side of political and social discourse. The radical left. The so-called ‘legacy’ media (which many now call…
Read MoreDay: November 3, 2017
So who gets to be called a ‘woman’?
What does it matter if some men are allowed to call themselves women? Consider these social impacts: There have been numerous reports of sexual assaults against women and young girls in areas where “gender identity” has permitted male access to bathrooms, showers and change facilities. https://sencanada.ca/content/sen/committee/421/LCJC/Briefs/WOMANMeanSome_e.pdf Medical and forensic statistics on crime, sexual assaults and sexually transmitted diseases, will be distorted, and rendered useless for research. Birth certificates and passports are already being changed, with “M”, “F” and “X” listings for gender. Reports on the increasing number of “gender reassignment” surgeries…
Read MoreSTOP SOGI! Chilliwack parents to rally Nov. 21
In support of 25-year School Board veteran Barry Neufeld, and to learn hidden truths about SOGI course materials Pro-SOGI media, like CKNW’s nakedly one-sided Steele & Drex talk show, went ballistic when Barry Neufeld, a quarter-century veteran on the Chilliwack School Board, posted on Facebook that he opposes the SOGI program being forced into BC schools this year, after a trial run in eight school districts last year. The media firestorm showed clearly that the mainstream media have ignorantly decided that SOGI is the best thing since sliced bread—and contrary opinions…
Read MoreCulture Guard files Human Rights Code complaint over Surrey School Board refusal to rent them Bell Centre
Code complaint against Surrey School Board for ‘denial of service’ Won’t rent Bell Centre to group opposed to Board policies Oct. 24, 2017 (CultureGuard) — Should a school board be able to silence opposition to its policies by discriminatory practices such as refusing to rent a public facility to its critics? That is one of the questions being put before the BC Human Rights Tribunal in a complaint filed today against the Surrey School Board by CultureGuard, a BC-based parents’ and students’ rights advocate. October 17th, 2017, CultureGuard applied to…
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