Andrew Osidacz
July 13, 1964 - March 18, 2006
July 13, 1964 - March 18, 2006
Jared Osidacz
April 4, 1997 - March18, 2006
April 4, 1997 - March18, 2006
audi alteram partem
copyright 2007-2011
RWCsr
all rights reserved
all rights reserved
Does Peter Jaffe
reward bullies
with tax dollars?
with tax dollars?
MP Phil McColeman
"fraud can damage an entire community"
"fraud can damage an entire community"
Who shot down
Evan Jones
inquest?
MPP Cam Jackson [dead-end]
"...there's criminal negligence there. ... I've never seen a better case than this in my 22 years at Queen's Park."
"...there's criminal negligence there. ... I've never seen a better case than this in my 22 years at Queen's Park."
Debunked false claim
Follow taxpayers' money
"sizeable contribution"
to junk science...
Follow taxpayers' money
"sizeable contribution"
to junk science...
nemo judex in sua causa
Father Raymond J. de Souza National Post Dec. 22, 2011: Even convicts deserve better
"The right to humane treatment is not something that can be forfeited, even by the most heinous crimes. Humane treatment is demanded by who we are, and what we permit a democratic government to do in our name."
Only radical change will rebuild trust in the RCMP: GARY MASON The Globe and Mail Dec. 22, 2011
"Many, including one of the world’s leading forensic experts, felt the officer’s description of what happened was anatomically impossible. The way the RCMP investigated the shooting was problem-filled as well."
CBC News: Dec 26, 2011: perjury trial timeline frustrates mother
"You've got the transcript ... You've got the videotape ... How is this a complicated or challenging matter? Why is it taking so long?"
Teri Pecoskie The Hamilton Spectator Feb 4 2012:
"...she’s never received what she thinks she and her family deserve from police – an explanation and a public apology."
Some criminals are more equal than others: Rex Murphy, National Post · Jan. 7, 2012
"...they were not applying any bold principle. They were making it up as they went along, motivated by pure political cravenness and a desperation..."
Massive Toronto police corruption trial begins - By CBC News, cbc.ca, Updated: January 16, 2012
'...likening them to organized crime trials in which defendants challenge every legal decision ...Sewell told CBC News, "because they hope, or the strategy seems to be, that they can drag things out for long enough that witnesses are going to die"... '
Christie Blatchford Jan 26, 2012 National Post:
'...when the only witnesses to crime “are either dead or on trial, there may be some missing information” in the storyline.'
Father Raymond J. De Souza, National Post · Feb. 2, 2012
"...the judge, seemed eager to issue a full-throated defence of Canadian values. That is easy enough when the question is murdering your own [children]. But what about the rest of the time?"
Sometimes it really is too late to say you're sorry - Chris Selley, National Post · Feb. 16, 2012
"a pardon can go some way to healing [the] damage" of a brilliant man driven needlessly to suicide at age 41, and ... posthumous pardon is most desirable where someone was wrongly convicted ... the most appropriate apologies, it seems to me, are issued concerning matters where official policy wasn't followed, or where institutions ignored widespread wrongdoing. In centuries past, governments had an alarming penchant for taking children away ..."
It takes two to raise a child - Barbara Kay National Post - Feb 15, 2012:
'...In 2003 justice minister Martin Cauchon stated, “Divorced fathers have no rights, only responsibilities.” He might well have added, “Divorced mothers have no responsibilities, only rights.” ...But anecdotes are not evidence of a rule, nor must they trump human rights. Most fathers anguish over the loss of their children. Post-divorce suicide rates for men rise to 12-16 times those of divorced women, a direct reflection of the grief and trauma fathers suffer from their marginalization. And since residential fathers today spend virtually the same amount of time in hands-on parenting as mothers, their despair in exile is far more profound than it used to be...'
George Jonas, National Post · Feb. 8, 2012
"The biggest mistake, however, would be to draw the conclusion that anything [they] did right can ever mitigate what they did wrong."
Calgary Sun January 29, 2012, Paul Schliesmann:
“It’s difficult to conceive of a more heinous, more despicable, more honourless crime ... a sick notion of honour that has no place in any civilized society.”
CBC News February-23-12 Toronto police officer charged with murder: "...for actions taken while on duty..."
Daniel Proussalidis Toronto Sun January 29, 2012: "This Government is committed to protecting ... vulnerable persons ... and to hold perpetrators accountable for their acts ..."[Justice Minister Rob Nicholson]
Ezra Levant Toronto Sun January 30, 2012 :
"...Only now that they’re dead, have we roused ourselves to give a damn...Either we believe that everyone is protected by the law — that no one is above it ... — or we don’t."
"The right to humane treatment is not something that can be forfeited, even by the most heinous crimes. Humane treatment is demanded by who we are, and what we permit a democratic government to do in our name."
Only radical change will rebuild trust in the RCMP: GARY MASON The Globe and Mail Dec. 22, 2011
"Many, including one of the world’s leading forensic experts, felt the officer’s description of what happened was anatomically impossible. The way the RCMP investigated the shooting was problem-filled as well."
CBC News: Dec 26, 2011: perjury trial timeline frustrates mother
"You've got the transcript ... You've got the videotape ... How is this a complicated or challenging matter? Why is it taking so long?"
Teri Pecoskie The Hamilton Spectator Feb 4 2012:
"...she’s never received what she thinks she and her family deserve from police – an explanation and a public apology."
Some criminals are more equal than others: Rex Murphy, National Post · Jan. 7, 2012
"...they were not applying any bold principle. They were making it up as they went along, motivated by pure political cravenness and a desperation..."
Massive Toronto police corruption trial begins - By CBC News, cbc.ca, Updated: January 16, 2012
'...likening them to organized crime trials in which defendants challenge every legal decision ...Sewell told CBC News, "because they hope, or the strategy seems to be, that they can drag things out for long enough that witnesses are going to die"... '
Christie Blatchford Jan 26, 2012 National Post:
'...when the only witnesses to crime “are either dead or on trial, there may be some missing information” in the storyline.'
Father Raymond J. De Souza, National Post · Feb. 2, 2012
"...the judge, seemed eager to issue a full-throated defence of Canadian values. That is easy enough when the question is murdering your own [children]. But what about the rest of the time?"
Sometimes it really is too late to say you're sorry - Chris Selley, National Post · Feb. 16, 2012
"a pardon can go some way to healing [the] damage" of a brilliant man driven needlessly to suicide at age 41, and ... posthumous pardon is most desirable where someone was wrongly convicted ... the most appropriate apologies, it seems to me, are issued concerning matters where official policy wasn't followed, or where institutions ignored widespread wrongdoing. In centuries past, governments had an alarming penchant for taking children away ..."
It takes two to raise a child - Barbara Kay National Post - Feb 15, 2012:
'...In 2003 justice minister Martin Cauchon stated, “Divorced fathers have no rights, only responsibilities.” He might well have added, “Divorced mothers have no responsibilities, only rights.” ...But anecdotes are not evidence of a rule, nor must they trump human rights. Most fathers anguish over the loss of their children. Post-divorce suicide rates for men rise to 12-16 times those of divorced women, a direct reflection of the grief and trauma fathers suffer from their marginalization. And since residential fathers today spend virtually the same amount of time in hands-on parenting as mothers, their despair in exile is far more profound than it used to be...'
George Jonas, National Post · Feb. 8, 2012
"The biggest mistake, however, would be to draw the conclusion that anything [they] did right can ever mitigate what they did wrong."
Calgary Sun January 29, 2012, Paul Schliesmann:
“It’s difficult to conceive of a more heinous, more despicable, more honourless crime ... a sick notion of honour that has no place in any civilized society.”
CBC News February-23-12 Toronto police officer charged with murder: "...for actions taken while on duty..."
Daniel Proussalidis Toronto Sun January 29, 2012: "This Government is committed to protecting ... vulnerable persons ... and to hold perpetrators accountable for their acts ..."[Justice Minister Rob Nicholson]
Ezra Levant Toronto Sun January 30, 2012 :
"...Only now that they’re dead, have we roused ourselves to give a damn...Either we believe that everyone is protected by the law — that no one is above it ... — or we don’t."
Brian Wassom February 2, 2012: Justice Department Agrees: First Amendment Protects the Right to Video Police
Toronto Sun February 02, 2012
"...legitimate questions about ... pornography on its website....asking questions any competent journalist would ask, and should ask, when taxpayer money is involved."
"...legitimate questions about ... pornography on its website....asking questions any competent journalist would ask, and should ask, when taxpayer money is involved."
“Well-behaved women seldom make history.”
MPP Andrea Horwath, March 8, 2012 ---So Andrea, which misbehaving women do you support to make history?
MPP Andrea Horwath, March 8, 2012 ---So Andrea, which misbehaving women do you support to make history?
Susan Clairmont Hamilton Spectator February 4, 2012 - To tell or not to tell:
"...nondisclosure vitiates (impairs the validity of) legal consent..."
"...nondisclosure vitiates (impairs the validity of) legal consent..."
"...It is well established law that one cannot claim the protection of the solicitor-client privilege where the solicitor himself has been a party to a fraud..."
"Boy, the last time there was a leak
like this, Noah built hisself a boat."
Charges dropped against Daytona man because police lied - Jay Stapleton, Daytona News Journal February 21, 2012:
' ..."A liar, after all, is a liar," Will wrote in his order, which called into question the credibility of two Daytona Beach police officers. ..."The deception practiced by the officers negates the consent ..." Assistant Public Defender Scott Swain said in court. ..."
' ..."A liar, after all, is a liar," Will wrote in his order, which called into question the credibility of two Daytona Beach police officers. ..."The deception practiced by the officers negates the consent ..." Assistant Public Defender Scott Swain said in court. ..."
Joy Horsman, Stoney Creek Feb 29 2012:
"...Stories of child abuse are uncomfortable to hear, but survivors should never be silenced again as they were by their perpetrator..."
"...Stories of child abuse are uncomfortable to hear, but survivors should never be silenced again as they were by their perpetrator..."
John Ivison National Post Feb 28, 2012:
'Watching [t]his performance, the image of another historic figure was conjured up – Richard Nixon – who coined the memorable political adage: “It’s not the crime that kills you, it’s the cover up.” [ed Mar 18, 2012 - anonymouse cover up]
The government knows this story could hurt them if they don’t prove to everyone’s satisfaction that this is more like a bicycle accident than the collapse of democracy in Canada.'
'Watching [t]his performance, the image of another historic figure was conjured up – Richard Nixon – who coined the memorable political adage: “It’s not the crime that kills you, it’s the cover up.” [ed Mar 18, 2012 - anonymouse cover up]
The government knows this story could hurt them if they don’t prove to everyone’s satisfaction that this is more like a bicycle accident than the collapse of democracy in Canada.'
Doug Firby The Hamilton Spectator Mar 14 2012:
"...I do support any organization dedicated to getting the truth out in the open, regardless of consequences. (It’s easy to see why authorities are so anxious to shut them down.)..."
"...I do support any organization dedicated to getting the truth out in the open, regardless of consequences. (It’s easy to see why authorities are so anxious to shut them down.)..."
Hard to believe that
Lightning Strikes Twice
by the same Hill with
the same fear in this
small town!
PIG SKILL DEAD
Reid Rusonik Toronto Star, May 3, 2012:
Canadians have a right to expect police to tell the truth — all the time
'police perjury is “wrecking our justice system.” ... “100 or so” written judgments represent only the tip of an iceberg of police fabrication.'
Canadians have a right to expect police to tell the truth — all the time
'police perjury is “wrecking our justice system.” ... “100 or so” written judgments represent only the tip of an iceberg of police fabrication.'