On Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper

Formal Apology to Residential School
Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Prime Minister Stephen Harper issued a historic apology for more than a century of abuse and cultural loss involving Indian residential schools.
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The Prime Minister acknowledged the government's role in removing and isolating children from their homes, families and culture.

Speaking in the House of Commons Harper acknowledged, "The treatment of children in Indian residential schools is a sad chapter of our history," "Some sought, as was infamously said, to kill the Indian in the child."

Harper continued, "This policy was wrong, caused great harm and has no place in our country,"

Residential school survivors from across Canada -- many wearing traditional clothing -- filled the House of Commons, which postponed other business for the day, to hear the Government of Canada's official apology, which began at 3 o'clock.

Close to 150,000 First Nations, Inuit and M?tis children were removed from their communities throughout most of the last century and forced to attend residential schools.  less

In 2003, Stephen Harper and Australian Prime Minister John Howard deliver largely identical speeches urging their nations to join George W. Bush's Coalition of the Willing to go to war with Iraq.

A compilation of miscellaneous scenes from a first-season episode of Boston Public I have on tape. As a matter of fact, it's the only episode I currently have on tape. Once you see the video, you'll understand   more...the title. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of David E. Kelley Productions and Twentieth Century Fox.  less

On reviewing the video for the umpteenth time, I see that Mr. Coles had them pegged as police fro the very beginning. From almost his first words he calls them "Cops" as he tries to order them   more...back to "their own lines".

Quebec provincial police admitted Thursday that three of their officers disguised themselves as demonstrators during the protest at the North American leaders summit in Montebello, Que.
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2007/08/23/police- montebello.html?ref=rss

"Police said the three were told to monitor protesters who were not peacefully demonstrating to prevent any violent incidents, but they were called out as undercover agents when they refused to throw objects." To which I say "Bullshit". They were caught out because they approached a peaceful line of protesters in an aggressive manner, while carrying weapons and refused to back down. They were there to cause trouble and that is what they were prevented from doing.

Continuous lies in the face of ample evidence only proves that the Quebec police are liars and were attempting to us provokation to incite violence.

I find it very likely that they other "violence" at the protests was very likely caused by the same tactics.
Judge for yourself with this video. I, for one, am convinced.

A retired Ottawa police officer who was formerly in charge of overseeing demonstrations for the force said he questions who the masked men really are, after viewing the video: "Were they legitimate protesters? I don't think so," said Doug Kirkland.

"Well, if they weren't police, I think they might well have been working in the best interests of police."

He added that if the situation was as it appeared, he did not approve of the tactic. "It's pretty close to baiting," he said

The protest legal aid committee, however, received no report from authorities of their arrests, lending further credence to allegations the two were not genuine protesters. "Yes, these were definitely agent provocateurs, cops, and legal folks have no record of these supposed arrests," said Peoples Global Action (PGA) spokesperson John Hollingsworth at the Indie Media Centre.  less

G8 summit in Heiligendamm, Germany. Press conference with the Prime Minister from Canada, Mr. Stephen Harper. Polictis, Television, Journalsits in Heiligendamm, Germany, Andreas Klamm.

Stephen Harper copies Australian Prime Minister John Howard

faded ben harper in toronto

Jovanotti (Birth Date : 09.27.66 - Roma) an Italian Singer with the Fabulous Ben Harper (Birth Date : 10.28.69 - Claremont) in Live for three Songs. A Great Moment.

Rich Harper Band. "Hey Joe", was recorded live at the Redondo Pier, Redondo Beach, California, Memorial day. Band members: Rich Harper, guitar/voc, Frank Scarpelli, bass/bg voc and Chris Cooke,   more...Drums/bg voc. Joe Dismondi, Sound. 2004.  less

http://www.welcometowallyworld.com/weird-wonderful-videos/ Ben Harper? No...Australian musician/songwriter Mick Hart.

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Specifically for Stephen this time (but everyone else can watch of course)

this Video is Prima Facie Evidence in accord with U CC 1-202 ; Hague Statute on Private International Law that J.Champion Q.C., in Edmonton, Alberta, of Bishop & Mckenzie law Firm's Mail Fraud is   more...International Public Knowledge and International Public Record Published on Google Search Engine. This Proves that Mr. Champion has KNOWINGLY gone out of his way to send Fraudulent Communications to someone that does not exist. Wait till the Royal Courts of Justice in London, England finds out about this.... Mr. Champion YOU might as well turn in Your Bar Card, cause anyother attorney/lawyer will eat him for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner in Court and OUT of Court in a Side Bar.  less

The mission

http://www.EmploymentCrossing.com Canada’s job market rebounded slightly in August, recovering from heavy job losses the previous month. This is easing fears of an economic downturn on the eve of a federal   more...election. According to Statistics Canada, an official government agency, 15,200 (to find manufacturing jobs, click here) jobs were created in August. In July, the nation lost 55,000 jobs, the biggest monthly job loss since 1991. The unemployment rate remained unchanged at 6.1 percent (to find more engineering jobs, click here). The job creation, minor though it may seem, is good news for Conservative Party Prime Minister Stephen Harper, whose reelection campaign began Saturday. The election will be held October 14. Opposition parties blame the Conservative government for ignoring heavy factory layoffs caused by weaker U.S. demand, high energy costs and fierce competition from Asia. To find out more about energy jobs in Canada, click here.  less

Photos and art scenes at dusk, set to In The Colors by Ben Harper. I love this beautiful song so much, and Ben Harper for creating it.

In The Colors

When your whole world is shaken
from all the risks we   more...have taken
Dance with me, dance with me
into the colors of the dusk

When you have awoken
from all the dreams broken
Come and dance with me, dance with me
into the colors of the dusk
Dance with me into the colors of the dusk

The paths we're walking on
they crumble behind us
But if we leave now
they will never, they will never find us

And if this crazy world spins itself
down to dust
I want to be with you
I'm gonna be with you
in the colors

When you again start hoping
with your arms wide open
Come on dance with me
oh, dance with me
into the colors of the dusk

And all will be right, will be right
dancing like water with the light
Dance with me, won't you dance with me
into the colors of the dusk?  less

Words & Music Stephen Crawley

http://www.audado.com offers a way to download spoken audio from the Internet. Don't miss CELL: A topical and terrifyingly plausible novel from the hard drive of the King of contemporary horror...

just a quick video for stephen since he asked.

Amazing Stephen Wiltshire who was able to re-draw a 360o landscape of Tokyo after just some minutes of observation. Miraculous !

Recorded Live in Phuket, Thailand

"Barrelhouse Stomp", was recorded live at the Starboard Attitude, Redondo Beach, California, 11/3/2005.