OÙ DONC L'ARGENT EST-IL PASSÉ?

ÇA MANQUE UN PEU DE SÉRIEUX CHEZ LES PITOUNES

AUJOURD'HUI C'EST LE 2 JUIN ET LE NUMÉRO DE MAI-JUIN DE LA GAZETTE DES FEMMES N'EST TOUJOURS PAS EN KIOSQUE.

Mario mêle toi donc de régler leur problème

Bonjour, je projette de faire mon mémoire de maîtrise en criminologie sur l'expérience d'être un homme victime de violence conjugale et sur la forme du rapport de force de la femme dans ce type de relation. Je vous demande votre collaboration afin de recueillir des participants masculins ayant vécu de la violence conjugale de la part d'au moins une femme.

Je serai prêt à faire mes premières entrevues d'ici quelques semaines, informez-moi au plus vite si vous connaissez des candidats, qu'ils aient été eux-même accusés de violence conjugale ne les exclue pas de l'étude. J'aurai besoin de 10 à 20 sujets pour mener à bien l'étude, référés par au moins 5 sources différentes.

Merci à l'avance
Luc Michaud

514-680-5421

 

LE JEU DE L'ARGENT - Archives oubliées

 

 

LETTRE ENCYCLIQUE 
DE S. S. LE PAPE LÉON XIII
 CONDAMNANT LE RELATIVISME PHILOSOPHIQUE 
ET MORAL DE LA FRANC-MAÇONNERIE

 

Apple Computer (IMPORTANT)

Apple Computer announced today that it has developed a computer chip that can store and play high fidelity music in women's breast implants.

The iTIT will cost $499 or $599 depending on speaker size.

This is considered to be a major breakthrough because women have always complained about men staring at their breasts and not listening to them.

 

DANGER ALERT
Me Miriam Grassby, family lawyer, member of the Corrupt Quebec Bar Association. CHILD ABUSER.
Now a support group for her victims... click here.

23rd May 2007

 

Hon. Kathleen Wynne,

Minister of Education, Ontario

Ministry of Education,

Mowat Block

900 Bay Street,

Toronto, Ontario

M7A 1L2 

 Subject: Peel School Board anti Father anti-Male propaganda.  

 

Dear Minister,

 

 One of  my  colleagues picked up this pamphlet (scans attached above) from an information display at the Peel District School Board while on a recent visit to that office on private business.  

 

 He was both stunned and appalled after going through it. It is nothing more than a  blatant male and father-bashing piece of propaganda. The same information also has been available on the Peel region website. These pamphlets are distributed in all classrooms at Peel Region schools through grade 5 and have been since the year 2000. This has been on your 'watch'. You will not be pleased. 

 

Given enough of this kind of indoctrination children will eventually come to believe that only males are responsible for domestic violence. No effort is made to discuss female on male violence or the close-to-equal figures related to gender violence as recorded by Statistics Canada. Wild and unsubstantiated figures are quoted throughout the document including the domestic murder rate of 6 women-per day in Ontario-which of course has absolutely no basis in truth.   How this has gone on year after year without question or correction is completely beyond any conventional wisdom.  

 

This document and all documentation like it is nothing more than blunt anti-father propaganda which is specifically designed to portray only one member of the family in a negative light. The Father. It is Dad as abuser-and murderer and not as protector and nurturing and loving parent.  it should immediately be consigned to history and taken from the shelves and classrooms of the Peel regional school board.  We believe all copies must be burned-along with any documents like it. Documents like this are part of hate-speech and constitute blatant misandry.  Before this time documents like this have taken out and burned by Quebec school boards after discovery by Fathers and their representatives.   

 

 As the provincial minister responsible for all school boards including Peel Region and as the  minister responsible for so many peope with children in Peel schools I urge your immediate and urgent intervention and action in removing these propaganda documents and having them destroying them forthwith. On behalf of thousands of Canadian fathers and men everywhere my colleagues in the moment and I are urging  the immediate formation and institution of an enquiry as to how these vile and 'misandrist' pamphlets came to be produced and distributed without proper due care,  administration and responsible supervision  and management.

 

At this time my inbox is being flooded by emails from people across Canada telling me that this issue should go before the Human Rights tribunal, the Human Rights Commission, the RCMP and even the Supreme Court of Canada.  others believe that the publisher the editor and the distributor should be called before the Ontario Human Rights Commission. The general message I am getting is that this bias must be confronted  and exposed. The main point of the correspondents is that there is every reason to view the Peel documents as being pure hate propaganda. This is a provincial and a federal crime.    

 

Simple references obtained from Statscan and your own  departmental research and that of others will  soon confirm the following:  This  Peel Board document is pure hate propaganda and should be taken to the RCMP with a copy of  the Statistics Canada report showing  that: domestic violence victims reflect 660,000 women and 540,000 men. At the very least you should require that a reprint be produced showing that domestic violence is a social and not a gender issue.  The way the pamphlet tells it girls get withdrawn and boys get violent . This is sexist stereotypical nonsense.

 

We urge you to immediately demand the author of this outrageous document being forth their material on which this was based.

We urge you to demand the author be suspended and investigated as a danger to the public.

We urge you to demand to know who  was responsible for approving this one-sided, hateful and sexist propaganda.

We urge you communicate with the federal and provincial Ministers of Justice and ask for the pamphlet and others like it be condemned as hate material. There are other documents similar to this in the Ottawa and other courthouses which are  produced by the Federal Department of Justice which are equally and blatantly biased. I have added two attachments as examples for your interest and inspection. 

We urge your immediate interview with the director of the Peel District School Board Mr Jim Grieve and that you clarify with him how and why hate documentation of such content is and has been distributed in  classrooms under his jurisdiction and purview-for over six years.

We have laws that cover the distribution of material like this and I fear those laws have been ignored if not transgressed. It appears from the legalists in our movement that there are definite provable violations of the Charter of Rights

 

We look forward to your immediate and urgent action in this regard and I look forward to your earliest reply to this writer and our membership 

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Jeremy Swanson

1010-180, Argyle Avenue

Ottawa, Ontario

K2P 1B7 

 

(613) 237-1320 ext 2438

 

 

cc Peel Region MPP:  Bob Delaney (Missisauga West), Vic Dhillon (Brampton West-Missisauga), Linda Jeffrey (Brampton Centre)

Kuldip Kular (Bramalea-Gore- Malton-Springdale) Tim Petersen (Mississauga South) Peter Fonseca (Missisauga East) Hon Harinder S. Takhar (Missisauga Centre) John Tory (Dufferin-Peel-Wellington-Grey) Mr. Jim Grieve, (Director of the Peel District School Board)

 

 

Please take the time to send a complaint to all those here below and ask for an immediate cessation of the assault in the integrity of fathers and men in Canada and demand that these anti-male and anti-father brochures/pamphlets be immediately destroyed

 

Mr. Jim Grieve

Director of Education

Peel School Board

5650 Hurontario Street

Mississauga, Ontario

L5R 1C6

Phone:    (905) 890-1099 ext. 2028

Fax:       (905) 890-6698

e-mail: communications@peelsb.com

Phone:  (905) 890-1099 ext. 2028  personal line 2006 

Fax:      (905) 890-6698

 

Jim Grieve is Director of Education for the Peel District School Board.  Before joining the Peel Board in 2002, he served as Director of Education for the Ottawa Carleton District School Board for four years.  His 30-year career in education also includes teaching and leadership roles with both the Peel and North York Boards of Education.  Mr. Grieve holds a Master's of Education from the University of Toronto, as well as undergraduate degrees from York University and the University of Toronto.  His extensive community involvement includes membership on several boards and involvement in a number of educational initiatives including hosting a national conference on early childhood development.

 

Paul Szabo MP Mississauga South

Ottawa Office
Room 175
Confederation Building
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0A6 

e-mail: szabop@parl.gc.ca  
Phone: (613) 992-4848
Fax:     (613) 996-3267

 

Constituency Office
1684 Lakeshore Rd.W.,
Unit 20
Mississauga Ontario
L5J 1J5

Phone:  (905) 822-2111
Fax:      (905) 822-2115
e-mail: szabop1@parl.gc.ca
 

 

A Chartered Accountant by profession, Paul Szabo has an M.B.A. degree from York University and a B.Sc. from the University of Western Ontario. Prior to his election, he worked in the corporate and public accounting sectors for over 23 years. His past employers include TransCanada PipeLines Ltd and Price Waterhouse & Co. Mr. Szabo's extensive community service record also includes 9 years as a Director of the Mississauga Hospital, 5 years as a Director of Interim Place (community shelter for abused women and children), and 5 years as a Director of the Peel Regional Housing Authority.

He was first elected to the House of Commons as a Liberal MP in 1993 and was re-elected in 1997, 2000, 2004 and 2006. During his parliamentary career, he has introduced over 40 Private Member Bills and Motions emphasizing health outcomes of children and taxation of the Canadian family and seniors. One of his initiatives successfully amended the criminal code to provide stiffer sentences for the abusers of women or children. His Bill C-204 to double maternity and parental leave employment insurance benefits to a full year was also adopted by the government.

Premier Dalton McGuinty,
Legislative Building
Queen's Park
Toronto Ontario

M7A 1A1

Phone: Just Kidding

Fax: (416) 325-3745

E-mail through this feature: https://www.premier.gov.on.ca/feedback/feedback.asp

 

 

Dalton McGuinty is Ontario’s 24th Premier.He was first elected to the Ontario legislature in 1990 in Ottawa South, and re-elected in 1995, 1999 and 2003. During his years as a backbench MPP, he served as a critic for energy, colleges and universities, native affairs and the environment. In 1996, Dalton McGuinty was elected leader of the Ontario Liberal Party. His first election campaign as leader was in 1999, when the Liberal party received 40 per cent of the popular vote, winning 35 seats and adding nine new caucus members. In the general election of 2003, Dalton McGuinty’s Liberals formed the government, taking 72 seats with 47 per cent of the vote. Premier McGuinty’s campaign to build a stronger Ontario for a stronger Canada led the country’s leading newsmagazine, Maclean’s, to call him “Mr. Ontario.”Dalton McGuinty was born on July 19, 1955, and raised in Ottawa’s Alta Vista neighbourhood. He credits his parents with teaching him the values and ethics that guide him as Premier. They passed on their commitment to education, family and community service to each of their 10 children. Dalton’s mother, Elizabeth, is a retired nurse living in Ottawa. His father, Dalton Sr., was a teacher and professor who served as the Ottawa South MPP until he passed away in 1990. Dalton shares his father’s deep belief in democracy, integrity and accountability in government. Before entering politics, Dalton McGuinty practised law in Ottawa. He has a law degree from the University of Ottawa and a science degree from McMaster University in Hamilton. He met his wife Terri, an elementary school teacher, when they were both still high school students in Ottawa. They have been married 25 years and have four children. Carleen has completed university and is working abroad on an international aid program while the three boys — Dalton Jr., Liam and Connor — are studying at Ontario universities.

 

Hon. Kathleen Wynne,

Minister of Education, Ontario

Ministry of Education,

Mowat Block

900 Bay Street,

Toronto, Ontario

M7A 1L2

Phone: 1-800-387-5514, or (416) 325-2929 in Toronto or outside Ontario. 

Fax:     (416) 325-6348

E-mail: info@edu.gov.on.ca (for forward to Kathleen Wynne)

 

 Kathleen Wynne was sworn in as Minister of Education on September 18, 2006. She was elected to the Ontario legislature in 2003 and served as the Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Education. Prior to this, she served as a school trustee in Toronto.

In her role as Parliamentary Assistant, she facilitated the Parent Voice in Education Project, whose recommendations resulted in the first Ontario Parent Involvement Policy. She also co-chaired the Special Education Working Table to reform how students with special needs receive support in school, and conducted a province wide review of adult education – the report, Ontario Learns, resulted in a new Adult Education Policy Unit that is working to co-ordinate adult education among all service providers.

As Minister, Ms. Wynne will continue the government's efforts to bring smaller classes to the early grades, improved test scores and more opportunities for high school students to reach their full potential. Building on a lifetime of political activity and a career of service to youth, students and families, Ms. Wynne is a knowledgeable and passionate advocate of a strong publicly funded school system. She has played a major role as an organizer and facilitator, helping school communities grapple with education issues and leading citizens groups in a number of grassroots community projects. Ms. Wynne holds a Master of Arts in linguistics from the University of Toronto (1980) and a Master of Education in adult education from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (1995) and is a mother of three young adults.

 

Distributed by:

Jeremy Swanson

Fathers and Men's Rights Activist

  "For The Children” 

   Ottawa, Ontario  

     P hone: (613) 237-1320 ext 2438  

     swanson@storm.ca

 

"Il faut frapper le premier, et frapper si fort que votre adversaire ne se relèvera pas."

Vladimir Poutine, président de la Russie

 

Citation improbable

Avez-vous entendu? Votre petit doigt vient de vous parler.

 

"Une peste mortelle qui s'attaque à la moelle de la société humaine et qui l'anéantirait"

Léon XIII au sujet du communisme

 

Court document fees slashed

Juin le mois des grosses couennes

 

Judge who resigned had been witness in obstruction case

Oh I see...a  Judge and a Lawyer  in the same legal quagmire eh?  Something smells of  'cover up'  Is there something we are not being told? Could this be a legal scandal of major 'proportions'? Anyone? Anyone?

JS 

 

J'ai quelque chose de très bon pour les fesses. Je m'en sers pour jouer au ping-pong

Les soins pour les fesses ont la cote

650$ la séance
À ce prix là on vous fait les deux fesses

 

SAAQ: pauvre petite fille sans défense ni responsabilité

Publicité télévisée
Message d’une durée de 30 secondes diffusé du 28 mai au 24 juin 2007 sur les principaux réseaux de télévision francophones.

Les conséquences d’un accident de la route lié à la conduite avec les facultés affaiblies

http://www.saaq.gouv.qc.ca/annee_securite/references/070528_capacites.wmv

 

Canada is about to celebrate its 140th birthday - what's in store for the nation's future? Step up and have your say.
Facebook, Student Vote and CBC News want your help to create the Great Canadian Wish List.
Make a wish for the country's birthday. Convince others to share your dream. Facebook will automatically rank them, and CBC News will compile the most popular for Canada Day on July 1st.For more information please visit cbc.ca/wish/faq.html.
 

Here is what you must do.

1. Sign up for a facebook account.   http://www.facebook.com

2. Go to the CBC Wish List Contest group:   http://www.facebook.com/sgroup/subgroup.php?sub_oid=2368518088

3.  Look on the right. Click on "Join Group"

4. Go back to the CBC Wish List Contest group. Click on "Browse Wishes". Look for  Equal Parenting and Equal Rights for Fathers and their Children    Click on "Add Support".

5. Forward to this to anyone who might be keen on doing this.

Facebook has been an excellent resource for me for linking to pro-equal parenting issues. Note that if you are concerned about privacy, you can click on "privacy" on your pro-file and adjust your settings.

I hope you all join in. This could be interesting. It's certainly keeping the issue alive in the minds of the people.  As for the Privacy issue we have nothing to hid is my view so I allow complete access to all my personals and pictures. I believe you should too. be proud to be a Father and be proud of your children.

---

The CBC FAQ

Normally when you make a wish you keep it secret. This Canada Day, CBC wants you to shout it out.

Make a Wish.
The first step is to join the Great Canadian Wish List group on Facebook (if you don't have an account, you can sign up for free). You'll be able to see what Canadians hope for the country's future. Make your wish, but don't keep it to yourself.

Tell Your Friends.
If you support someone's wish, let them know. If they like yours, they'll support you too. Try to get your friends to help out. Facebook will automatically rank the wishes: the more "friends" your wish has, the higher it will place. Persuade enough people to support your wish, and CBC News may give you the chance to make your case to the rest of the country.

Build the List.
CBC News will be following the discussions on Facebook, looking for patterns and trends that emerge. We'll also be reporting about the people behind the wishes on CBC TV, CBC Radio, CBC Newsworld and online at cbc.ca/wish. As Canada Day approaches, we'll summarize the top ideas from Facebook, and come up with "The Great Canadian Wish List" just in time for July 1st.

Here's your chance to make your dream—your vision for Canada—come alive. If your pitch is compelling enough, you'll gain a chorus of supporters to amplify your voice, and debate the merits of the wish.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Facebook?
2. How do I join?
3. Do I have to share my personal information?
4. How do I submit a wish?
5. What are the categories?
6. What if there's a wish I really like and want to support?
7. What if my wish is already taken?
8. What if there's a wish I don't like?
9. How are they ranked?
10. How do I build support for my wish?
11. What is Student Vote's role in all of this?
12.  
13. What is Facebook?

    Facebook is the most popular social networking site in Canada, with close to 3 million members. It was originally created for College and University students, but now it's open to just about everyone. Facebook organizes users around networks, which can be schools, businesses, or large cities. When you sign up, you join a network and create a personal profile page that tells other people a bit about you. In no time, you'll connect with people you've known throughout your life, creating a  social-network.  Facebook offers ways to automatically keep you up-to-date with what's happening in their lives, and ways that you can share notes, blogs, and photos from your life.

14. How do I join?

    It is really easy to get started. It's also free. You can sign up here.

15. Do I have to share my personal information?

    On Facebook, you only have to share as much information as you're comfortable with. Make sure you review how to use Facebook's privacy settings. There are easy ways to restrict your personal information so that only people you know have access to it.

16. How do I submit a wish?

    Once you have a Facebook account (if you don't already have one), join the Great Canadian Wish List group. Follow the links to find a category where your wish might fit in, and submit it.

17. What are the categories?

    To help us organize the wishes, we've come up with seven categories. We've tried to keep them as broad and open-ended as possible. Pick the one that best fits your particular wish:

    • Living Large (What can we do to uplift the quality of life in Canada?)
    • We're All in this Together (We're a big country - how can we all get along?)
    • The Great Outdoors (Our home and native land - our roads and buildings.)
    • Not Politics as Usual (Wish you could change the system? Or your vote?)
    • Law & Order (From Crime and Punishment to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.)
    • Going Global (How Canada relates to the rest of the world.)
    • Who We Are (Thoughtful wishes, and ideas to live by.)
    •  
18. What if there's a wish I really like and want to support?

    If you agree with a wish, join it. A group will form around the wish, and you'll be able to discuss it with other people who support the idea. The more people who join the wish, the more popular it becomes, and the higher it will rank in Facebook's rankings.

19. What if my wish is already taken?

    If someone has already made your wish, join the group surrounding it and post your thoughts on the discussion board. The Wish List isn't meant to be a popularity contest or an election. Its purpose is to get people across the country talking about the things that are important to them, bringing up new ways of looking at the challenges we face as a country, networking—AND HAVING FUN!!!

20. What if there's a wish I don't like?

    You can't cast "negative" votes. If you don't like a particular wish, you can suggest an alternative and see if other people share your point of view.

21. How are they ranked?

    Wishes are ranked based on the number of supporters who join the wish. They're also organized by categories.

22. How do I build support for my wish?

    Start a campaign and invite your friends and other Facebook users to join your wish. Get creative! Make your case by posting videos on YouTube or blogging about it. Each wish has its own URL that you can email and share with friends.

23. What is Student Vote's role in all of this?

    Student Vote is a non-partisan educational program that helps to promote civic literacy. During election campaigns, it provides a parallel election experience for students under the voting age. Student Vote worked with CBC News to develop the initial concept behind the Great Canadian Wish List.

 

She answers to Miss and looks pretty in pink

À d'autres

FEMINISM GETS A FACELIFT: Actresses Ashley Judd and Cybill Shepherd participate in the 2004 March for Women's Lives in Washington, D.C. Researchers at this week's annual meeting of academics present a paper that argues the new feminism is excluding the "man-hating, hairy, angry queer."

Its message to burgeoning feminists? "It's not about not shaving your legs, staging protests, man-hating, becoming a lesbian, or boycotting anything and everything 'feminine.

C'est trop tard pour dire pardon mon oncle.
La guerre des sexes a atteint un point de non retour.
Elles l'ont voulu elles l'ont.

 

La DPJ en procès

Une éducatrice accusée d'attouchements sexuels

Procès en diffamation intenté par Daniel Welzer Lang à l'ANEF

Suite à une plainte déposée par Daniel Welzer Lang pour diffamation envers un fonctionnaire public, six membres du CA de l'ANEF (Association Nationale des Etudes Féministes) et deux de l'AVFT sont passées devant le Tribunal Correctionnel de Toulouse, le 14 mars 2007.

Outre le retrait du texte incriminé du site de l'ANEF (www.anef.org) ainsi que des archives de la liste de discussion EF-L, et la publication du jugement sur les mêmes supports, le plaignant demande 15 000 euros de dommages et intérêts, afin de les verser, dit-il, à une association de lutte contre les violences faites aux femmes.

Le délibéré du jugement est attendu à 14h00, le 30 mai 2007 (TGI de
Toulouse)

 

Blame urban culture, not urban guns