I will begin on a positive note by thanking the Complainants for bringing to the attentionof the Tribunal and the Commission the fact, as originally expressed by Harry Abramsand the League for Human Rights of B’nai Brith Canada in their initial complaint to theCommission, that they do contend that I and my website are posting “articles and items . .. extremely likely to incite hatred and contempt against Jews and citizens of Israel.”All the recent backsliding and denial and obfuscation emanating from Mr. Daniel Poulin,Commission counsel, rejecting outright my claims that the wording of the Commission intheir Statement of Particulars of
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had been altered to the point of being soabstruse as to be illogical and meaningless has now been reaffirmed by the Complainantsthemselves. As such I would hope that the Tribunal might reserve a special place withintheir memories for this fact and that they not forget their own complicity in lending,however tacitly it might be construed, their support to the contentions of the Commissionregarding the manner in which Mr. Poulin expressed his interpretation of the ‘ISSUES”in this case.Now that we have established once again that it is “Jews and citizens of Israel” who areat issue here rather than “Jews and non-white[sic]” I will move on to the next contentiousissue; that being the Complainants’ latest attempt to control and manipulate the terms of reference of the Tribunal and the basic right of all Canadian citizens to a fair and openhearing via the subterfuge of a “Judicial Notice” designed to forestall and prohibit theintroduction and analysis of any and all pertinent data relevant to the aforesaid complaint.Under said notice the Complainants, after clarifying the Commission’s erroneousStatement of Particulars of
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, begin by stating:
“In order to facilitate and expedite the proceedings and not spend needless hearing timere-arguing hateful themes for which there are already ample precedent, we wish toremind the Tribunal of the Claude Pensa interim decision of May 25, 1998 in Citron V. Zundel http://www.rudemacedon.ca/0305/030519-HRT.html “...That the dignity of the complainants and the proceedings should not be diminished byallowing the Respondent to prove or test the truth of inherently offensive comments...”
This ruse on the part of the Complainants, by any other wording, would still smell asmalodorous as it does in its present context and is an affront not only to natural law andcommon sense but also to every conceivable and cherished notion of what constitutesfreedom in a democratic society. It is, I suggest, the absolute hallmark of all that is mostmalicious, repugnant and, yes, contemptible, in the long litany of wilful attempts on the part of the political Zionists to deny, discredit, demean, malign and devalue their opponent’s facts and arguments and thus, by contrary, indirect association, disassociateand isolate their particular and peculiar perspective on human events, be it historic or otherwise, in a disengenuous attempt to place their prerogatives and opinions in someform of exclusive, elite, chauvinistic classification beyond either reproach or question.
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