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Following my item below on Richard (Lucy) Warman declining to "allow" David Icke to speak, David Icke writes:
Hello Mark .. saw your post. You'll have to let me have your secret for knowing it all.
The way to protect freedom for everyone, you and me, is to unite in mutual respect - not resort to pathetic and oh so predictable 'yawn', 'yawn' abuse.
In your own way you are as stuck in the box as Warman. It's just a different box, that all.
Sad. I hoped you were bigger than that and diverse opinions could come together behind the banner of freedom for all. Clearly not.
David
Oh, come on, David, you don't need me to let you into my secret for knowing it all. You've famously found the secret for knowing it all - the secret of the universe, the Illuminati and all the rest - and I entirely support your right to let everybody in on it in Britain, Canada and every jurisdiction on the planet. I'm with you all the way - on your right to say whatever you like. Likewise, I'm exercising my right to say that I'm personally skeptical that the Queen is a shape-shifting space lizard. That's all.
Like many people, David Icke has had the misfortune to attract the attention of Lucy Warman. In that dispute, I'm with David. I agree with what Ezra Levant has to say:
Icke comes across as a very charming and well-meaning man who truly believes that he must share his alien theories with the world; it's the street punks in Warman's "anti-racist coalition" who come across as the uncivil ones...
The smartest line in the segment comes from an older lady in line to see Icke who, when challenged with his foolish theories, says "so what. Let him make a fool of himself if that's what he's doing." That's what grown-ups say -- and grown-up societies too. They are tolerant of eccentrics like Icke, and tolerant the motley crew that harasses him.
But Warman and his young "activists" are upset that no-one cares. So they decide to do what one of Warman's wards calls "the ultimate expression of free speech": they're going to physically attack Icke in public, by throwing a pie in his face, to "humiliate" him. Uh, that ain't free speech fellas, that's assault. Warman himself proposes the idea...
Supporters of Canada's "bravest human rights activist" should watch the video clips of this documentary. Perhaps the best defence Lucy Warman could enter for his n**ger c*nt remarks about Senator Cools would be to argue that he's been mentally traumatized by so many years with the Canadian Human Rights Commission. To anyone not marinated in the sludge of PC brainwashing, the only "intolerant" "supremacist" on display here is Warman, whipping up his army of adolescent thugs.
It would be entirely appropriate if the very last Section XIII case before the abolition of this absurd "law" were to be a complaint against Warman for his Senator Cools post.
I'm still waiting for a reply from the Minister of Justice.
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