Defend the rights our soldiers died for -
Defend the rights our soldiers died for -
Elizabeth James,
North Shore News
Published: Wednesday, November 04, 2009
The Torah teaches: ‘Justice, justice, you shall pursue’
Deuteronomy 16:20
Oy vey!
Why should North Shore readers get uptight about the tribulations of a 65-year-old Montreal taxi driver who is headed to court and to the Human Rights Commission, because he refuses to pay $1,400 in municipal fines?
Fair question, especially when we discover that he has ignored not one but six fines, the first of which dates back three years or more.
He has no-one to blame but himself, right?
We should care because, time and again, we have asked our soldiers to go to war to defend the Canadian and Quebec Charter rights of citizens to enjoy freedom of expression and of religion. Specific to this story, Canadian soldiers fought, and are still fighting and dying, to protect the rights of people like Arieh Perecowicz — a Canadian of the Jewish faith — should he wish to enjoy small mementoes of his family and faith in his workplace. Nothing in either charter — documents superior to those of bureaucratic bylaws — bans anyone from doing so.
The workplace Arieh speaks of just happens to be the taxi he drives around Montreal for 15 hours of the day.
It’s a case of common-sense justice.
To set the stage:
Arieh has been driving cab in Montreal since 1966; no troubles, no passenger complaints and, so far as I can discover, no tickets.
For most of those 43 years, he has carried with him two mezuzahs — tiny parchment prayers for a safe journey common to his faith. They are fixed to the frame between the front and back seats of the cab. He also carries photos of his wife and son, a blue and white Star of David, a Remembrance Day poppy and another tiny flag — the red and white Maple Leaf. These are the symbols of everything that makes Arieh the man he was, is, and wishes to be.
He treasures the symbol of Canada — a country that prides itself on being tolerant to all; a country that professes its belief in freedom of speech and religion and that, for one day every November, honours the veterans of past and present wars by wearing the poppy in its collective lapel.
How ironic, then, that this cabbie must go before a court and a tribunal to defend those rights all over again — in a province, no less, that has cost us dearly in its own constitutional struggles to be unique above all others in Canada.
This is because 30 years along Arieh’s travels, a municipal agency, the Bureau du Taxi, was established to administer the bylaws that cover licensing and safe operation of city taxicabs — and administer they did.
One of the city bylaws states: Every driver must ensure that the interior of the taxi is clean, remove papers and litter, empty ashtrays, and leave no object or inscription that is not required for the taxi to be in service or that is not provided for in this bylaw.
The loopholes for an officer’s subjective opinion are large enough to drive a bylaw van through; but this cabbie knew his taxi and his 43-year record were clean. He had been inspected on numerous occasions by both Transport Quebec officers and Bureau inspectors and passed with flying colours.
Arieh had no reason to worry about regulations until, in December 2006, the first of the tickets arrived — less than a week after he and several other drivers appeared on television to complain that the Bureau was failing to regulate unlicensed, out-of-city cab companies. Such a coincidence.
But who among us believes in the coincidences of government?
Why is it that, for example, drivers of Greek descent who display photos of the Virgin Mary, or others who hang rosary beads near their rear view mirror have received no tickets?
Arieh is in no position to hire a lawyer. So, after his court date has been set back six months to April 2010, Arieh must now defend himself against the power of Montreal bylaw officers, who have declared he has no right to be overt in the expression of his beliefs.
As Arieh explained in a weekend radio interview with CKNW host, Roy Green, “I am not especially religious; these tokens are just the stuff most of us have on our desks or pin to the cork-boards at work because they make our world a more pleasant place.
“None of my passengers has ever complained. Not about my driving; not about the condition or safety of my cab, and certainly not about my tokens.”
So to answer the question posed at the beginning of this story: Whether or not we are “especially religious,” for the sake of our country, and to honour the soldiers who defend it, we need to care; for inasmuch as it has been done unto Arieh Perecowicz, it has been done unto us all.
This column is in honour of all who have served, and are serving, in Canadian Forces around the world to defend the values we hold dear. It is also to offer condolences to the families of the 133 Canadian soldiers who have died in Afghanistan — most recently, Lt. Justin Garrett Boyes, 26 and Sapper Steven Marshall of Princess Patricia’s Light Infantry, both of whom lost their lives to IEDs within days of their deployment in October.
Elizabeth James is a North Shore writer and editor.
http://toyoufromfailinghands.blogspot.com/
http://toyoufromfailinghands.blogspot.com/2009/11/veterans-week-2009-and-remembrance-day.html
Veterans Affairs Canada
www.forces.gc.ca
http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/remembers/sub.cfm?source=collections/poster
National Defence and the Canadian Forces
Yaghoghil Shaolian detained in Iranian-prison accused of espionage
Yaghoghil Shaolian has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison
Thursday, 29 October, 2009
An email reply from Professor Hon. Mr. Irwin Cotler, MP
(Mount Royal, Lib.) Canadian Parliament
RE: Yaghoghil Shaolian, 19
| From: | CotleI@parl.gc.ca |
| Sent: | October 29, 2009 1:13:37 PM |
| To: | ariehperecowicz@msn.com |
Dear Arieh,
Thank you for your e-mail regarding Yaghoghil Shaolian.
I have been working in concert with others to free the detainees. Indeed I spoke yet again about this in Parliament today and will be doing so again tomorrow.
We will keep doing what we can.
Irwin Cotler
The above email was in responce to the following email from
October 21, 2009
From: Arieh Perecowicz [mailto:ariehperecowicz@msn.com]
Sent: October 21, 2009 9:48 PM
To: Cotler, Irwin – Riding 1; Cotler, Irwin – M.P.; Mr. Howard Liebman
Cc: Enza Martuccelli; Enza Martuccelli
Subject: FW: Yaghoghil Shaolian, 19
Hello Mr. Cotler and Mr. Howard,
I suppose, it is time to investigate as to whether Yaghoghil Shaolian is still alive and his where about,
than to do ALL we can to get him FREE!
Three months in an Iranian-prison, for a teenager, is 92 days to long!!!
Time for action if it is not too late?
Arieh Perecowicz ariehperecowicz@msn.com
CELL : 514-235-4225
ADDRESS: 5450, Cranbrooke Ave. Apt. #106,
Cote-St.-Luc, (Mtl.), Quebec, H4X-2E1
22 Oct 2009 : Column 1617W
Iran: Religious Freedom
Mr. Amess: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what assessment he has made of the human rights situation of the Jewish community in Iran since July 2009; and if he will make a statement. [293293]
22 Oct 2009 : Column 1619W
Mr. Ivan Lewis: The situation of the Jewish community in Iran has long been of concern to us. Its members have suffered discrimination under the Islamic Republic: for example, Iranian Jews are barred from running for President, and from a number of professions, such as the armed forces. President Ahmadinejad’s repeated denials of the Holocaust— most recently at the UN General Assembly in September—only serve to increase our concern.
We have been disturbed by the Iranian authorities’ response to the protests that followed the disputed June 2009 presidential election, and in particular by the death and imprisonment sentences handed down in recent days. One of those convicted was the Jewish teenager, Yaghoghil Shaolian. He has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison. We are seeking more information about his case, as well as those of the other defendants, and will raise our concerns with the Iranian authorities, since those convicted and sentenced appear to have been denied a fair trial.
22 October 2009
We have been disturbed by the Iranian authorities’ response to the protests that followed the disputed June 2009 presidential election, and in particular by the death and imprisonment sentences handed down in recent days. One of those convicted was the Jewish teenager, Yaghoghil Shaolian. He has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison.
We are seeking more information about his case, as well as those of the other defendants, and will raise our concerns with the Iranian authorities, since those convicted and sentenced appear to have been denied a fair trial.
http://www.fotoglif.com/f/7t9p5ba4foqv
Photo from fOTOGLIF
Iranian Jewish teenager Yaghoghil Shaolian, appears in court for his alleged involvement in the turmoil following the recent presidential election on in Tehran, Iran on August 16, 2009. Iran began the third mass trial on Sunday of those arrested on charges of rioting following the disputed presidential vote in Tehran. UPI/ILNA/Hoshang Hadi Photo via Newscom
Yaghoghil Shaolian, 19, Jewish-Teenager
17 August, 2009
By Nasser Karimi Associated Press Teheran
August 16th, 2009
Iran defies condemnation, expands opposition trial
TEHRAN, Iran — Iran expanded a mass trial of opposition supporters on Sunday with the addition of 25 defendants — including a Jewish teenager — in defiance of international condemnation, as France said Iran agreed to release a French woman held on spying charges from prison…
The trial, now in its third session…
The U.S. last week labeled the event a “show trial.”…
The additional defendants brought the total number being tried to 135…
A 24-year-old French academic, Clotilde Reiss,… was freed Sunday from an Iranian prison,…
France is also asking for all charges to be dropped against another of its citizens, Nazak Afshar…She appeared during a previous court session before being released from prison…
One of the new defendants was Yaghoghil Shaolian, 19, a member of Iran’s Jewish community, which numbers about 25,000 people. He was quoted by the semiofficial Fars news agency as saying that he was not an activist but that he got caught up in the moment and threw stones at a Tehran bank during a protest.
Iran’s only Jewish parliamentarian, Siamak Mereh Sedq, confirmed the detention of Shaolian and his Jewish identity to The Associated Press. He said the detention was not connected to his religion and that Shaolian is innocent.
Yaghoghil Shaolian, 19, was quoted as saying he did not join the protests, but just threw some stones at a bank branch in central Tehran on June 14, resulting in his arrest.
The report said lawyer of Shaolian asked the court for a reasonable and fair prosecution due to Shaolian’s youth.
Iran’s sole Jewish parliamentarian, Siamak Mereh Sedq, confirmed the detention of Shaolian and his Jewish identity to The Associated Press.
“I have been pursuing his case since we learned about his detention,” said Mereh Sedq. He said Shaolian’s detention was not related to his religion.
“He is innocent, we hope to see his release soon based on Islamic mercy,” he said.
Shaolian’s trial is the first time a Jew has been tried in Iran since 2000 when 13 Jews were charged with spying for Israel.
“I have been treated with good behavior in jail, specially considering that I am from a religious minority,” Yaghoghil Shaolian, a 29-year-old Jew, said during the third court hearing of those detained during unrests after June 12 presidential election in Iran.
Also during his defense, Shaolian apologized to the Iranian people and Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei for his participation in the unrests.
According to indictment filed against him by Tehran’s prosecutor general, Shaolian is accused of acting against national security through participating in illegal rallies, vandalizing and setting ablaze public and private properties and propagation against the Islamic Republic.
The prosecutor opened the trial with a general indictment of all 25 defendants, accusing them of plotting the post-election disturbances years ahead of time, said the state news agency.
The semi-official Fars news agency reported one of the people on trial belonged to Iran’s Jewish community.
Yaghoghil Shaolian, 19, was quoted as saying he did not join the protests, but just threw some stones at a bank branch in central Teheran on June 14, resulting in his arrest.
Swedish, the so-called enlightened and Liberal Europeans?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22CGlF7l5MI&feature=player_embedded
Swedish, the so-called enlightened and Liberal Europeans turning a blind eye to real human rights abusers, anti-Semitism satire clip a hit hitting Sweden’s sensitive nerve – MUST be seen!
Abba in Latma’s Studio +English Subs
Norway is following Swedens Antisemitic lead. The Norwegian governments pension fund just sold its stock in Israels Elbit defense contractor due to Elbits provision of
Media Advisory – Avis Aux Medias
Media Advisory – Avis Aux Medias
Attention : Éditeur de tâche
POUR DISTRIBUTION IMMÉDIAT
Le 8 Septembre, 2009
Un chauffeur de taxi de Montréal conteste des tickets discriminatoires du
Bureau du Taxi devant la Cour Municipal de Montréal le 29 Septembre
2009
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Montréal – le 8 Septembre, 2009 – Arieh Perecowicz, un chauffeur de taxi
Montréalais de religion juive, sera devant la Cour Municipal pour contester des tickets reçus du Bureau du Taxi de Montréal qu’il considère injustifiés et même
Discriminatoires. Alors, pour avoir dans sa voiture une photo de sa fille et du
leader (Rabbi) de mouvement Chabad Lubavitch, ainsi que 2 mezuzahs et un coquelicot du jour du Souvenir, il devrait payer plus de $1400 en amendes.
Le procès commencera le 29 Septembre à la Cour Municipal. Mr. Perecowicz
Conteste la section 98 du règlement au motif qu’elle est inconstitutionnelle.
Il se disputera que la Ville de Montréal a dépasse son autorité, et a viole sa
Droite constitutionnelle à la liberté de religion et la liberté d’expression.
Quand : Le 29 Septembre, 30 et le 1 Octobre, 2009 à 9:30 h
Où : Cour Municipal de Montréal,
775 Rue Gosford Montréal,
Montréal, Québec
Chambre #1.10
Pour les informations supplémentaires ou une entrevue:
Arieh Perecowicz
5450, Cranbrooke Ave. Apt. #106,
Cote-St.-Luc, (Mtl.), Quebec, H4X-2E1
Cell: 514-235-4225
Email: ariehperecowicz@msn.com
Attention: Assignment editor
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 8, 2009
TRIAL TO BEGIN IN CASE CHALLENGING CITY’S RIGHT TO BAN PATRIOTIC AND RELIGIOUS OBJECTS FROM CABS
———————————————————————————————-
Montreal – September 8, 2009 -The trial in the case of The City of Montreal – v- Arieh Perecowicz will begin on September 29th at Montreal Municipal-Court. The Defendant will plead that the City illegally issued a slew of tickets in retribution for his public campaign to get the Bureau du Taxi to crack down on illegal-taxis.
He will also argue that the City of Montreal exceeded its authority, and violated his constitutional right to freedom of religion and freedom of expression, by ordering him to remove a picture of his rabbi and car’s mezuzah (among other objects) from his cab.
When: September 29, 30 and October 1, 2009 at 9:30 a.m.
Where: Montreal Municipal Court,
775 rue Gosford
Montreal, Quebec
Room #1.10
For additional information or to schedule an interview contact:
Arieh Perecowicz
5450, Cranbrooke Ave. Apt. #106,
Cote-St.-Luc, (Mtl.), Quebec, H4X-2E1
Cell: 514-235-4225
Email: ariehperecowicz@msn.com
Boycott products manufactured by anti-Semitic blood-libel Sweden
http://www.petitiononline.com/ariehper/petition.html
Boycott products manufactured by anti-Semitic blood-libel Sweden
Petition is directed to: Embassy of Sweden Ottawa
Online Petition Boycotting Sweden’s Businesses, Corporations, Products & Trademarks
Boycott products manufactured by Sweden
After publication by anti-Semitic blood-libel-text, of middle-ages-days’ style, against the IDF soldiers and the refusal of the Foreign- Affairs Minister & Head of State, The Prime-Minister, of Sweden to condemn the publication it is no longer possible that we will continue to consume products manufactured by Sweden, please, do not be satisfied only by signing this petition, there is also a real need for real acting by actually banning & boycotting Sweden as a whole!!!
לאחר הפרסום האנטישמי ועלילת הדם נוסח ימי הביניים נגד חיילי צה”ל וסירובם של שר החוץ וראש ממשלת שבדיה לגנות פרסום זה לא ייתכן שנמשיך לצרוך מוצרים מתוצרת שבדיה, אנא, אל תסתפקו רק בחתימה על העצומה, יש צורך גם במעשה של ממש!!!
List of boycotting / banning items
- 1. IKEA
- 2. VOLVO
- 3. SAAB
- 4. ERICSSON
- 5. VODKA ABSOLUTE
- 6. H&M
- 7. TELSA
- 8. MEAT BALLS
- 9. HUSQVARNA
- 10. BABY BJOURN
- 11. SAS SWEDEN-AIRLINE
- 12. Dls
- 13. THULE
- 14. JONSERED
- 15. TORPATOFFELN
- 16. SCANIA
- 17. MASAGES (girls) If you know of any other products manufactured by Sweden, please, you are welcomed to add & update the petition
ועוד… אם מישהו יודע על עוד מוצרים מתוצרת שבדיה המשווקים בארץ מוזמן לעדכן את יוצרי העצומה
http://www.aish.com/jw/me/55315672.html
The outrageous accusation of stolen body parts.
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2009/08/swedens_blood_libel_of_israel.html
http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/34481_The_Swedish_Blood_Libel
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2009/0824/1224253138652.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601110&sid=aaiWOVhLHAr4
http://www.atzuma.co.il/petition/moranhb/1/
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Probe urged into Iran jail RAPE While the WORLD is SILENCE
Probe urged into Iran jail RAPE
While the WORLD is SILENCE
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/middleeast/2009/08/200981083847122429.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8192660.stm
200 people arrested during the mass protests… several women and men were repeatedly abused by their jailers… detained girls have been sexually assaulted with brutality… Young boys held in detention have also been savagely raped… they were suffering from depression and serious physical harm after the alleged attacks… deaths of at least three people in custody… tortured to death…
Iran authorities kill 7 lawyers
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1249418544518&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
Report: Iran authorities kill 7 lawyers
Seven lawyers in Tabriz and Mashhad who had been representing young Iranians detained in post-presidential election protests have been killed by the Iranian authorities in recent days… Their deaths have deterred other lawyers from taking detainees’ cases… the bodies of five lawyers were returned to their families earlier this week… The five had been representing some of the hundreds of Iranians detained in the northwestern city during the post-election protests… They were so badly beaten that their families could barely recognize their faces… were made an example of by the regime -… they were framed by the regime’s local authorities… The regime’s aim was to discourage other lawyers and activists from taking their places…
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1249418543771&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
‘Press association in Iran shut down’
Why Are We Silence?
A TRIBUTE in MEMORY to Nir Katz and Liz Trubeshi
A TRIBUTE in MEMORY
To Nir Katz and Liz Trubeshi
Murdered
In an Israeli gay Youth- Support
Community-centre in Tel-Aviv
1 August 2009
For those who know the story behind Dana International she sings & performs about her/his personal (Ani) winning (Nizachti) against homophobia in Israel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xzVpagLjPs&feature=related
Dana International- Ani Nizachti
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVB5nFNk7xw&feature=related
Dana International – Ani Nitzachti (New Version)
Tribute In Memory of the Murdered Nir Katz & Liz Trubeshi
In Memory of the Murdered Nir Katz & Liz Trubeshi
Gunman attacks Israeli gay
community-centre in Tel-Aviv
Troubled times in our society
קשה מאוד להאמין שיכולה להיות כזאת רשעות, כזאת שטנה, לגדוע חיים של בני נוער שעדיין לא טעמו את טעם החיים
It is very hard to believe that can be such an evil, such a hate, to chop life of youth that did not yet taste the taste of life
It’s inconceivable that in the state of Israel, there are entire sectors in which the issue is taboo in their education establishments
There is NO Democracy withOUT Equality
כאן היתה שנאה, אהבה לא הורגת
הזכות לאהוב מוקנה לכל אדם
He was only 26… She was only 16…
‘He always walked with his head high’
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3755985,00.html
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3755734,00.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/orengutman/3783262061/
http://www.gay.com.br/blog/destaques/2009/08/02/nir-katz-e-liz-trubeshi-vitimas/
http://twitter.com/gaycombr/status/3086613012
http://www.members.alertnet.org/thenews/pictures/JER44.htm
http://ukhudshanskiy.livejournal.com/315256.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94Myriyk7Jk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2MbgUiyI7M&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEJ15pnTdmg&feature=related
‘He always walked with his head high’
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1249223903719&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
Vigil for TA attack held in Jerusalem
[…]Solidarity with the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) after two people were killed and more than a dozen injured on Saturday night […] people congregating to honor the dead […] a horrible reminder of the serious threats to the democratic spectrum of liberties. Again we learn that no man is an island and no place is a safe bubble. We will not ask for whom the alarm bell tolls today – it tolls for all of us.” […]
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1248277951874&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
‘He always walked with his head high’
Nir Katz, the 26-year-old counselor killed in Saturday’s shooting attack in a Tel Aviv gay community center, had recently completed his army service as a career officer and had started computer studies at the Herzliya Interdisciplinary Center. He had been serving as a counselor at the center for several years and was there every Saturday to help teenagers come to terms with their sexual identity.
Gay community leader Noa Raz: Some family members leaned about children’s sexual identity from TV
Gay community leader Noa Raz: Some family members leaned about children’s sexual identity from TV
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1248277947570&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
Hunt still on for TA gay center shooter
[…] The two fatalities were named later as 26-year-old counselor Nir Katz, from Givatayim, and Liz Turbeshi, 17, from Holon. Their bodies were found in the center by paramedics [...] […] “Today, someone sent a message that gays in Tel Aviv and Israel are not safe” […]
- Tel Aviv resident: Shooter was the same as a Hamas terrorist
Remembering Neda 40 days later:
Remembering Neda 40 days later:
Neda honored at Iran memorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pohCrHD-n4&feature=player_embedded
http://niacblog.wordpress.com/2009/07/30/first-videos-emerge-of-behesht-e-zahra/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwmEgOYX6vE&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKSE8TtjtJM&feature=player_embedded
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8176946.stm
Mother’s tribute to shot Iranian woman
“I was worried about her being out there in the crowd”
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8176053.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/8176053.stm
The man who tried to save Neda
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8119658.stm
‘She died in less than a minute’
Come Clean 4 Congo
ENOUGH
Come Clean 4 Congo
Is your cell phone fueling a war?
We need your help. A deadly war is raging in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, and our insatiable demand for electronics products such as cell phones and laptops is helping drive that conflict [...]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnCEfMqvHzE
Actors Come Clean For Congo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q55DJIclsnM&feature=channel
Iran releases 140 prisoners
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8173113.stm
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1248277913031&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
Iran releases 140 prisoners
Post-election Demonstrators
A call for supporters to attend
a “silent memorial” ceremony
Thursday, 30 July,
for those killed in the crackdown.
About 140 Iranians detained during protests against last month’s disputed election result have been released from Evin prison, officials say.
About 200 others, accused of more serious crimes, remain in the prison.
The unusual moves show how much pressure Iran’s leaders are under over detainees[…]
Where You Live Should NOT determine whether You LIVE
Global protests staged over post-election crackdown in Iran
http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/07/25/iran.world.protests/index.html#cnnSTCVideo
http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/07/25/iran.world.protests/index.html#cnnSTCVideo
The global day of action that spanned about 100 cities Protesters across six continents solidarity with the people inside Iran
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