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Feb. 24th, 2007 07:36 pm
Feb. 24th, 2007
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Feb. 24th, 2007 08:03 pmCanada's Interim Placeholder Prime Minister accuses Liberal MP of being a terrorist, accuses every MP from every other party but his of deliberately trying to weaken Canada's anti-terror law to protect him, refuses to apologise and claims not to see how any of this could be called offensive or stupid.
For those of you playing from outside the borders, Canada's anti-terror law is up for renewal. It allows someone to be held for 72 hours without charge in suspected terrorism cases, and requires people with information on terrorism cases to appear and testify. Neither provision has ever been used in the five years they've been part of the law.
Also,
Supreme court unanimously holds that "security certificates" are unconstitutional, indefinite detention is illegal, and that "terrorist" suspects have unequivocable right to speedy and fair trial.
For those of you playing from outside the borders, Canada's anti-terror law is up for renewal. It allows someone to be held for 72 hours without charge in suspected terrorism cases, and requires people with information on terrorism cases to appear and testify. Neither provision has ever been used in the five years they've been part of the law.
Also,
Supreme court unanimously holds that "security certificates" are unconstitutional, indefinite detention is illegal, and that "terrorist" suspects have unequivocable right to speedy and fair trial.
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The Bible Gun.
Feb. 24th, 2007 08:43 pm
"I transform books so they can evangelize their own relevance via their direct fusion of word and form. With my book guns, I find old books in dumpsters and thrift store bins and lovingly cut them into revolvers, automatics, and sub-machine guns. Vandalized and self empowered, they can assert themselves against the culture that turned them into debris."