The Case of Nerene Virgin

We were sent a message concerning the case of Nerene Virgin, a former CBC journalist and candidate in Hamilton for the Liberal Party of Ontario. Since our lead writer has very fond memories of Ms. Virgin from her time on, "Today's Special" we were very interested in what she has been happening in her life:

Nerene Virgin ran for the Ontario Provincial Liberals in the 2007 election.  Her main reason for doing so was to provide a positive role model for her race and thus undermine some of the racist attitudes that still exist in our country and particularly in Ontario.  She comes from a family who have been fighting for civil rights for over a century.  Her father has both the Order of Ontario and the Order of Canada for his efforts.  

Teen gets 18 months probation for racist vandalism

Teen gets probation for anti-Semitic graffiti

By Daryl Slade, Calgary Herald July 22, 2011

A teen who spray-painted anti-Semitic graffiti on two synagogues and a Holocaust memorial 20 months ago has not only affected the Jewish community but soiled the reputation of the city and province, a judge said in sentencing him on Thursday.

Boneheads Are SO Cute When They Think They’re Clever: Bob Whitaker's Mantra

One of the most common types of fan mail we receive here on the blog from boneheads takes the form of challenging us to debates. Invariably, these challenges are poorly worded, poorly considered, and poorly executed, as the following effort indicates:

And when we decide not to post their incoherent streams of consciousness, they often accuse us of being afraid to post comments by intelligent boneheads, as we might lose people to their powerfully argued prose:

We don’t think this last one needs much of a commentary. Pretty sad and what we’ve come to expect.

Over the past few months, however, the boneheads (perhaps one bonehead who keeps posting the same tripe) have changed their strategy. In what might be the most transparent efforts we’ve found ourselves laughing about in some time, the boneheads are now posing as anti-racists asking for help after being faced with an argument in favour of racism that the, “anti-racists on the street” can not overcome.

Paul Fromm and Bill Noble Losing their White Nationalist Mojo

Our readers may notice that Paulie hasn't been talking much about Michelle Erstikaitis lately. Perhaps it's because it appears they have had a significant falling out:

We aren't certain of the nature of the falling out (though we are sure that it is the real Erstikaitis who wrote that message and note the fake that Paulie once added as a Facebook friend instead of the real one) but it does look like Paulie might not be saying much more about Michelle Erstikaitis.

This seems to fit a bit of a pattern. Those who get to know Paulie better often walk away with a rather poor impression of the man. We wrote an article some time ago regarding the Moncton, NB boneheads' opinion of Paulie some months ago:

But this isn't all of course. There's also John Beattie's less than favorable views of the man. And we've heard that the "Nazi Mom" really, really loathes him too. As well, some of our biggest fans, the boneheads themselves, have recently sent us their takes on Paulie. From a longer, as yet unpublished, comment left on the blog:

Boneheads Fight the Law and the Law [Might] Win

First, we learned that yet another W.E.B. affiliated (perhaps formerly so) bonehead is in jail. Marcus Gamble (who turned 18 just a few days ago apparently) was in jail for unknown reasons. According to his girlfriend, he will be in remand until Thursday though he has a court hearing tomorrow (bail has been set at $600.00).

And then, there is this:

July 2011 Bits and Bites

Hey, remember when Paulie posted the indignant letter that he says he sent to Tim Hortons because they had the gall to air a commercial featuring two couples, one of which was a mixed race couple? This was posted today:

As we saw the commercial in question earlier today (and we did see a second in what now appears to be an ongoing series), no you did not get the commercial pulled.

There. That was an easy question.

In human rights legislation news, there was a time when Lindsay Blackett was seen as a rising star in the Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta with hardcore conservative activists for his stand on the Alberta Human Rights Commission. Ezra Levant himself once sang his praises.

However, after a few years in power, Mr. Blackett has come down with a bad case of pragmatism and reasonability:

Bilal Philips is Sort of a Huge Jackass

 
Okay, in all honesty we had never heard of this guy until we were sent the news link that will soon follow, but we think our dear readers will soon be in agreement with our position on the Imam (as well as that of Abdur Raheem Green who also sounds like a real winner):

Puddles and Hatchet Pissing Contest

So, what happens when Mike "Puddles" Gaio (left) posts a message on Josh "Can-Only-Get-Work-as-a-Carnival-Freak" Steever's  Facebook profile?

Further proof that boneheads hate each other perhaps even more than the groups they say that they hate:

Talk About the Company They Keep: July 2011 Edition

So, we might be a little late to the party here, but we thought we'd simply ask some EDL defenders their thoughts.


Mark and Connie Fournier, would you care to comment on this?

And Mr. Weinstein, perhaps a word from you on this bit of information?

Ya'll might have been better served had you just listened to us.

That is all.

Paulie's Continual Cry For Attention. This Time Versus Tim Horton's

You all know the story of David and Goliath. It's a very rare situation where one would cheer for Goliath to crush David, but such is the case in Paulie's latest futile efforts.

If any of our dear readers have been watching Canadian television during the past 2 months, they would recognize this description of a recent Tim Horton's commercial. In it, two couples are driving to a vacation spot, but before they head off, the two men make plans that if they lose contact with each other, they will meet up at the next Tim Horton's they come to. Early on in the trip, and even though the two are clearly in each other's sights, the two pretend to lose contact with each other as an excuse to stop at Tim Horton's (hmmm, with the number of times we've mentioned them in this brief description, we feel they should send us money for promoting them).

In short, it's a standard, non-controversial, and quite frankly lazy and predictable commercial from the iconic Canadian coffee shop. Unless you're Paul Fromm (pictured to the left wearing a Black Sun t-shirt... not even trying anymore, eh Paulie?) who sees it as a nefarious plot to promote miscegenation: