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THE LAUGHINGLY-named Committee for Racial Justice,
plus all multiculters and most editorial writers, priests, par-
sons and other peopie like that should be quite happy with
this one, which you can put under the headline ‘‘News You

Haven’t Read Elsewhere.”’

Immigration Minister Barbara
McDougall has announced a
substantial increase in immigration
for 1989. The target is 160,000
newcomers (probably an under-
estimate).

Of that total, 50,000 will belong
to the family class, meaning they
will be almost entirely East Indians
and other Asiatics. Another 30,000
will be refugees, so called, meaning
the same thing.

.. the maximum
number of whires who
will get into Canada in
1989 will be no more
than 20 per cent of the
total and perhaps as
little as 15 per cent.’”’

Another 3,000 to 6,600 will be
let in under ‘‘humanitarian”’ pro-
visions, meaning more Third
Worlders who have not been able
to make the grade under the regu-
jar rules. Their ‘‘qualiftcations**
will be political pull through
McDougall, Gerry Weiner the
multicult maestro, and our many
committees for racial injustice.

“Spouses and dependants” will
number 28,000, of which 80 per
cent, you can bet, will also be
Third Worlders, as will the 2,000
“retirees’* due to come in under
the improbable fiction that their
relatives will took after them. (If
the relatives don’t, the retirees go
on welfare, and you pay for all
that.)

There will be no more than 24,000
“selected workers’’ — people who
have the skills to qualify them for
admission as independent im-
migrants.

What all this boils down ta is
that the maximum number of
whites who will get into Canada in
1989 wii! be no more than 20 per
cent of the total and perhaps as lit-
tle as 15 per cent.

Pretty soon our major cities will
be like Miami, where thanks toa
massive invasion of Hisy zaic and
black drug traffickers, there have
been 5,000 murders in five years in
what was once a pleasant place.

Do not complain, however. This
is what you voted for last
November — no matter which par-

Man jailed

A 35-YEAR-OLD North Van-
couver man was sentenced to a
14-day jail term and fined $300
after he pleaded guilty Jan. 12 in
North Vancouver provincial court
to driving while his licence was
suspended.

Mark Francis Shaughnessy was

ty got your support.

Right now the opponents of this
glorious future are fighting a los-
ing battle, thanks to media
gutlessness and the moral corrup-
tion of our politicians. But there is
something you could do.

You could join the Immigration
Association of Canada. A
membership costs $25 because,
unlike the organized ethnic groups,
the association is not subsidized.

Alternatively, you could
emigrate to the Falkland Islands.

The [AC's address is P.O. Box
1515, Station ‘B', Ottawa, Ont.
KIP 5RS5.

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A fringe benefit of immigration
is the farce that has been going on
in Toronto with regard to police
and the shooting of two blacks, in
separate incidents.

I would not pretend to know the
details of what happened in those
cases, but | do know that the mo-
ment a policeman in the course of
his duty uses a gun ona black,
there are loud cries of ‘tracism.””

It has happened in every single
instance over the past 15 years,
even when there was ample
evidence that the black in question
was violent or otherwise asking for
it.

Ontario politicians join in the
chase, attend the blacks’ funerals,
and strike humble attitudes. Oh
yes, they are against ‘“‘racism."’

I was therefore delighted Jast
week when 400 Toronto cops ref-
used to go on patrol, lest they be
arraigned for manslzughter, as two
Ontario policemen have been.

Good. Let the criminals take
over. And let the politicians,
clergymen and editorial writers go
out on patrol. ~

The budding Toronto situation
is mirrored exactly in a great book
Sy Tom Wolfe called ‘Bonfire of
the Vanities,’ which deals with the
race situation in New York.

It’s fiction, hut it’s all there: the
ganging up against the WASP by
committees for racial injustice,
sellout reporters, fawning of col-
umnists, lawyers and politicians.
Plus the fear in the streets and the
no-go areas.

1 am wasting my time in telling
you about all this, of course. As a
society, we are never happier than
when we are destroying ourselves @

for offence

originally charged in connection
with a July 12, 1988 incident in
which a vehicle was pulled over on
the Upper Levels Highway.

Shaughnessy will serve his jail
sentence at home under the elec-
tronic monitoring system.

Festival
celebrates
women

WOMEN IN View, a festival pres-
enting the human experience from
the perspective of the female artist,
continues until Jan. 22 at the
Firehall Arts Centre.

The festival showcases perfor-
mers, choreographers, writers,
directors, visual artists and musi-
cians. Dozens of women artists in-
cluding participants from the
North Shore actress Lori
Dungey, Nicola Cavendish, Karen
Wikberg and director Sue Astley,
offer a diversity of works, ideas
and styles.

The festival begins with various
workshops and forums held at
Four Sisters Housing Cooperative,
133 Powell St., and at the Van-
couver Art Gallery. ,

Super tags and day tags are
recommended for viewing the
greatest variety of performances.
Seating for each event is limited.
Phone 875-6210 for ticket infor-
mation.

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