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Number 73 --- October, 1995
Multicult Results: Oriental Immigrants
Loot Stanley Park Sea Life
One of the problems with multiculturalism is that it fails to take
into account the radically different values of other cultures which sometimes
conflict with ours. "John Nightingale, executive director of Stanley
Park's Vancouver Aquarium, is quoted by the Vancouver Sun as saying the
park's marine life is being `systematically strip-mined.' He said: `Immigrants
from different cultures have the attitude, These people come to Canada
and need better education..'" Needless to say Nightingales comments
got slapped with the R-word, `Victor Wong of the Vancouver Association
of Chinese Canadians [labelled] Mr. Nightingales comments as shocking and
bordering on racist.' (globe and Mail, September 19, 1995)
Surprise: Skilled Immigrants Enjoy
Bigger Incomes
It would hardly be necessary to have a study to confirm the obvious:
skilled immigrants, as opposed to those who know neither of our official
language and have no job skills, earn more money. Nevertheless, "immigrants
selected for their education, language and job skills end up earning twice
or three times as much as family-class immigrants, an internal immigration
department study shows. . The study, compiled last November using a new
database that for the first time combines immigration data with tax records,
is part of research meant to support planned changes in Canada's immigration
criteria. . Canada's planned 1995 immigration intake between 190,000 and
215,000 can be divided into three groupings: independent immigrants selected
for their education, language and job skills (about 43 per cent of the
total); family class immigrants who are sponsored by relatives already
in Canada (about 51 per cent); and refugees and others (about 6 per cent)."
(Toronto Star. September 24, 1995)
Cyllorn & B.C. First Suggest
Computer Card to Cut Immigrant Fraud
Vancouver writer and professional iconoclast Jud Cyllorn is in the
process of organizing a new populist provincial party in B.C. called B.C.
First, Cyllorn, the author of Stop Apologising, is recommending an amazingly
simple way to cut fraud and abuse of medicare, driver's licenses and welfare
by immigrants and others. At present, Ontario has more a million more medicare
, cards than it has citizens. It is widely known that many immigrants that
can't speak or read English get a bother-in-law or other doppelganger to
take their driver's test for them. In Ontario and B.C. welfare fraud by
Somalis and others is accomplished by making multiple claims in several
communities or under false names. Cyllorn's solution is a masterpiece of
common sense. Each citizen would be issued with a computer generated I.D.
card that is bar coded with essential information, including his photo.
He can present this as a driver's license and I.D. for welfare or medicare.
An inexpensive computer terminal reads and shows the card and shows his
true photo on the screen. Should an imposter use this card, the fraud would
quickly be obvious. Similarly, centralized welfare records would swiftly
expose those double or triple dipping into the public trough. If an idea
man has any place in Canadian politics, Cyllorn should do well.
CRIME WATCH
Fijian Pervert Fights Deportation
Here's anther mistake Canada made. "An immigrant convicted of
sexually assulteing a boy more than 100 times has appealed his deportation
order to the Federal Court of Canada. Naresh Chand, 41, filed the appeal
after an immigration appeal panel ruled in May that he be returned to his
native Fiji as soon as he is released from Mission prison. At the time,
immigration officer Murray Wilkinson said he believed Chand had reached
the end of the road in Canada. . However, lawyer Richard Paisley said then
his former client could still appeal to the Federal Court. `And he could
make a refugee claim.' . Chand was sentenced to four years in jail after
being convicted in October, 1990of more than 100 incidents of sexual assault
on a boy. In addition to sexually assulting the boy over a four-year period,
Chand covered the boys mouth, slapped his face, and tossed him around while
sexually assaulting him. . The boy was eight years old when Chand first
assaulted him. Chand . was ordered deported. The boy has attempted suicide
on at least two occasions since the abuse stopped. At Chand's trial, Justice
Patrick Dohm said Chand, who worked as a janitor in Delta, committed `
acts of severe violence,' on the boy, whose mother befriended Chand after
he arrived from Fiji in 1983. Chand [said] . he would not re-offend and
could keep his family together by staying in Canada. He also said that
he would be treated badly in Fiji, not only because he is a sex offender,
but because he is an East Indian." (Vancouver Sun, August 23, 1995)
Indian Killer Wants to Stay in Canada
"The future of a man who bludgeoned a mother of six to death with
a baseball bat was put on hold [June 28] while an immigration appeal board
considers his deportation from Canada. Satpal Singh Jhatoo, 27, told the
three-member appeal board at Matsqui prison he would never commit another
crime. . Jhatoo, a citizen of India , was convicted of second-degree murder
in the beating death of Ranjit Kaur Toore, 45, in 1987. After killing the
women he doused her in gasoline and set her on fire. He was sentenced to
life in prison but was released on day parole last year. Fort St. James
RCMP arrested him in February of this year for possesion of drugs. Speaking
through an interpreter, Jhatoo's mother and father also testified that
they want their son to remain in Canada. . Although his client suffered
a `setback' when caught with marijuana during parole, [defence lawyer Bill]
Macintosh suggested sending Jhatoo back to India would be like `pulling
a fish out of water.' . Immigration lawyer Dennis Tanack said Jhatoo was
likely to commit more crimes, had no work history and had not benefitted
from counselling. He said Jhatoo has `a considerable reservoir of hostility,
particularly under the influence of intoxicants.'" (Vancouver Sun,
June 29, 1995) The amazing thing is that this shiftless, murderous alien
remained loose one minute after his release from custody from his short-lived
"life" sentence. He should have been detained in close custody
until summarily removed from our shores. That he wasn't is yet another
sign of the utter degeneracy of our present immigration system.
Chinese Triads Seek to Set Up Shop
in Canada
"The clock is ticking for the criminal gangs in Hong Kong. The
triads, faced with uncertainties of new political masters when Hong Kong
reverts to China in 1997, have already established significant footholds
in Canada. And some analysts say we can expect a huge increase in imported
gangsters as the power swap approaches. `When Hong Kong empties out at
the end of 1996, there'll be a lot of them flocking to Vancouver,' said
Lee Lamothe, who has studied triads in Canada and is the author of the
book Global Mafia. `A lot of them have already bought property in Vancouver
and have gone back to live out the rest of Hong Kong as they know it. But
they will be coming back and bringing their heroin network with them because
that's their source of money. Hong Kong police intelligence documents .
show that 17 gang bosses applied to immigrate to Canada three years ago.
`These players include massive triad syndicates that smuggle aliens into
Canada (including other criminals),' the documents say. `We have learned
that four more triad enforcers . who arrange gang warfare, beatings torture
and murder, have also applied to enter Canada.' The documents say that
the leader of the Wo Hop To triad was a part-owner of a popular Vancouver
vegetarian restaurant. The report also names a Richmond travel agency owned
an enforcer for the Sun Yee On triad. It says the agency helps set up alien
smuggling rings and provides bogus refugee claimants with papers in a `massive
international operation by the code name Chinese Charter.' . The bogus
refugees arrived in bogus jumbo jets. . Staff Sgt. Andy Nimmo of Vancouver's
Co-ordinated Law Enforcement Unit, said triads have taken advantage of
investment programmes aimed at immigrants. `Businesses have been bought
in Canada with money derived from organized crime. A lot of the triad money
has definitely been laundered in Canada through the purpose of businesses.
. Not much moves (in Hong Kong) that doesn't pay into organized crime.'"
(Vancouver Province, July 23. 1995)