> The following article from Dialogue Newspaper deserves the
> widest possible circulation. It documents just one example
> of the betrayal over the last two decades of
> English-speaking Canadians living in the province of Quebec
> by their so-called community leaders. We salute Maurice
> King for his insight.
> ************************
> Obit for Joan Fraser (by Maurice King)
> The editor of the Montreal Gazette, Joan Fraser, has
> announced her resignation’ as the Gazette's editor-in-chief.
> Those of us who have watched with horror the betrayal, by
> the Gazette, of the community of which it claims to be the
> voice, rejoice at her departure.
> Since 1978, Joan Fraser has been the public face and voice
> of the Gazette. Fraser provided a continuity through all
> the turmoil, largely filling the vacuum of Anglo political
> leadership. She was not just a journalist, but a broker of
> deals, consulted by Bourassa through his twists and turns.
> William Johnson said, in the Ottawa Sun of August 30, “I
> heard her say words about English-speaking Quebecers that
> remained engraved: "We have no rights." Fraser accepted the
> Charter of the French Language, though its objective was to
> uproot English as an official language of Quebec. English
> remains an official language, as the Supreme Court ruled in
> the Blaikie case. Fraser accepted Meech Lake even though
> the "distinct society" clause echoed Bill 101 and was meant
> to give it constitutional enthronement. She never became
> disenchanted with Bourassa, even while he suspended freedoms
> in order to ban English from signs, or passed a bill to have
> Quebec hold a referendum on secession and secede a year
> later if the Yes won. She refused to support the successful
> McIntyre challenge to the United Nations, that Bill 101
> denied freedom of expression.
> Joan Fraser leaves behind her a legacy of a community on the
> brink of annihilation as a integral and viable part of
> Quebec. She also leaves behind at the Gazette others who
> are committed to carrying on her policies of compliance and
> appeasement with Quebec nationalists. We hope that Joan
> Fraser is only the first to go.
> Maurice J. King,
> Rockburn,
> Quebec
> REPRINTED WITH PERMISSION, FROM THE SEP.96 ISSUE OF
> DIALOGUE (1-800-706-1819)
> ***********************
> Let us hope The Monteal Gazette will now get on the side of
> fundamental rights and freedom. We will be watching!
> Equality Party Leader's Office, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
> *** UNEQUIVOCALLY CANADIAN ***
> "POUR UN QUEBEC MEILLEUR!" ** Qui silet consentit **
> "FOR A BETTER QUEBEC!" ** He who is silent consents **
> Web-site: http://www.equality.qc.ca/home
Continuez comme ça bande de couillons. À force d'écoeurer les francophones
ça va vous retomber sur le nez. Et là ça va faire mal. À 9% de
See ya racist dudes.
Ben.
