The London Free Press reports that Judge Konrad Von Finckenstein and Richard Warman, the complainant in the Winnicki hate speech case, have been the targets of death threats from a U.S.-based site. The Canadian Human Rights Commission has stepped up security in response to the threats.
Online Hate Ruling Leads to Death Threats
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jeff sinwir
Paul Fromm and Stormfront types are ordinary Canadians who are worried about immigration. For the first time in history whites are a minority in canada and the world. Who is going to fill the power vacuum? especially globally? Iraq is the latest evidence that multiculturalism does not work. It took a brutal dictator like Saddam to keep a lid on the competing cultures.
You should not be calling my friends neo-nazis or haters.