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 Have faith brother.
We shall win this Racial Holy War, and when we do, those who have betrayed us will pay severely. We simply must persevere and never give up, our race's future depends on us.
RAHOWA!!!

When whites support this non-sense, one must wonder how their history class must've gone.
Teacher: Well at the Alamo the Mexicans massacred an entire town before being defeated by a smaller Texan force. Now, Mexico has a crippling crime problem and rampant drug use. Just because they have and still are killing us doesn't mean we should let them enter our country though.
Student: Whelp, I guess we better let them in! I mean, what could possibly go wrong when we grant amnesty to criminals, right?

Sadly, I couldn't get most of the jokes, I guess we have different terms etc. up North here.
Anyways here are a few jokes I like (apologies if they get repeated) :
What's the difference between a Jew and a pizza? A pizza doesn't scream in the oven.                                                                                     
I asked a Jewish girl for her number. She rolled up her sleeve.
One day a Jewish grandmother had taken her grandson to the beach for a play when suddenly a huge wave washed over the infant and pulled him out to sea. The distraught grandmother fell down on her knees, and sobbed, "Please God, don't let my grandson die, please, he is my only grandson! He is the future of my family, please return him to me safely!" Instantly another huge wave rolls the infant back onto the beach and the grandmother looks up to the sky and said, "He had a hat!"
How do you know when your on a Jewish golf course? The players don't yell 'FORE' they yell '$3.99!
What's faster than a speeding bullet? A Jew with a coupon.
Why are Jewish synagogues round? So they cant hide in the corner when the collection box comes round!
What's the difference between boy scouts and Jews? Boy scouts come back from their camps.
I used to work for a Jewish carpenter. He used to check my fingers for splinters to make sure I wasn't stealing.
Why don't Jews eat pork? Jews may be a lot of things but cannibals they are not!
There wouldn't be any Jews in America if they hadn't heard about the right of free speech.
How can you tell when a black has been on your computer? It is not there.
What do you call 50 niggers at the bottom of the ocean? A good start.
What's yellow and black and makes you laugh ? A bus full of niggers going over a cliff.
What's the good part of there being no blacks on the Jetsons? It means the future will be great!
Why do blacks have white hands and feet? They were on all fours when God spray painted them!
What's the most confusing day in Harlem? Fathers Day!
Why don't sharks eat niggers? They think its whale shit!
What's the difference between a canoe and a Jew? A canoe tips! What do you call a nigger hitchhiker? Stranded.
Where is the best place to hide a nigger's food stamps? Under his work boots.
How does a black chick tell if she's pregnant? When she pulls the tampon out, all the cotton is already picked.
Why are niggers getting hit by cars more in winter on snowy days? They are easier to spot
What's long and hard on a nigger? First grade.
What do black men do after sex? 15 years to life.
Why do decent white folks shop at nigger yard sales? To get all their stuff back.
What's the difference between a black and a white fairy-tale? White begins, "once upon a time," black begins, "y'all motherfuckers ain't gonna believe dis shit!"
Why do pill bottles have cotton buds in the top of them? To remind niggers that they were cotton pickers before they were drug dealers.
How has Jesse Jackson lost the vote of most niggers?  He promised to create jobs for them if elected.
What do nigger pimps and farmers have in common? They both need a hoe to stay in business!
What is the difference between Batman and a black man? Batman can go into a convenience store without Robin.
Why is making toast like an interracial couple having a baby? It's annoying when it comes out black.
Why don't niggers celebrate Thanksgiving? Kentucky Fried Chicken isn't open on holidays.

[Toronto, Canada]

Toronto, Canada

Link: http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/crime/two-dead-after-shooting-in-toronto-area-cafe/ar-AAc2p6Z

A gunman opened fire Wednesday at a cafe north of Toronto, leaving two people dead and two others seriously hurt.

Gunshots rang out around 8:18 a.m. in the Moka cafe and emergency crews found "quite a scene," said York Regional Police Const. Andy Pattenden.

"The information that we have is that a man arrived here and began shooting," he said.

Maria Voci, 47, and Christopher Desimone, 24, were found dead inside the cafe, located in a strip mall in a busy area of Vaughan. It's not yet known if Voci and Desimone were employees or customers.

The surviving two victims were rushed to hospital, one man with life-threatening injuries. The second man is in stable condition, police said.

Investigators have not said if there were any other customers or employees in the cafe who were not injured.

Police are looking for a suspect they described as a male with darker skin fleeing the scene on Islington Avenue south of Highway 7 in a dark-coloured compact car, heading southbound on Islington Avenue.

There was a heavy police presence in the area throughout the day Wednesday as officers canvassed for witnesses and looked for video surveillance of the incident.

It was busy at the time of the shooting and investigators have spoken with several people who were at the scene when the incident occurred, Pattenden said.

Police are asking for anyone in the area around the time of the shooting to contact homicide investigators.

Hours later, about three kilometres south of the cafe, a vehicle with two people inside was shot three times by an unknown assailant in another vehicle, said Toronto police.

The passengers were unharmed and the suspect fled northbound on Islington Avenue around 11:30 a.m., police said. Officers recovered numerous shell casings from the road.

Police said there is no indication the two shootings are related.

Note to readers: This is a corrected story. A previous version misspelled the name of the cafe.

Link: http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/sex-offender-working-as-principal-of-private-tutoring-program/ar-AAc26w3
A convicted sex offender banned from working in public schools is tutoring children in a private classroom in Toronto.

Yusuf Ali Talukder, principal of the Dhaka Learning Centre, was sentenced to six months in jail in 2010 for sexually assaulting a female student under the age of 14.

He was found guilty of putting his hand inside the student's bra, squeezing her breast on multiple occasions and rubbing the zipper of her pants during class, according to the court decision.

Talukder, 52, pleaded not guilty, and in an interview last week he told the Star he was innocent.

The Dhaka Learning Centre is an afterschool tutorial program owned by Talukder.

Because it is a private business, provincial education authorities had no power to stop the principal, who is on the sex offender registry, from walking out of jail and back into his office.

The court forbade Talukder from being in a public area where children would likely be present, such as a park, playground or school. It also banned him from working "in a position of trust or authority towards persons under the age of fourteen" for 10 years, according to his prohibition order.

But, in a handwritten amendment to the order, Justice Donna Hackett granted Talukder the right to be employed around children — only if he was "in the immediate presence of another adult in the same room."

When the Star visited the one-classroom learning centre last Tuesday, Talukder said a 22-year-old university student was acting as his adult supervisor. The alleged supervisor told the Star he was only 18.

Talukder had been a voluntary member of the Ontario College of Teachers since 2005. After he was released from jail, he was summoned to a disciplinary hearing, which he declined to attend.

The college, which regulates public school teachers, revoked Talukder's licence and registration, preventing him from ever teaching in a public school again.


Yusuf Ali Talukder, principal of the Dhaka Learning Centre, was sentenced to six months in jail in 2010 for sexually assaulting a female student under the age of 14.© OLIVIA CARVILLE Yusuf Ali Talukder, principal of the Dhaka Learning Centre, was sentenced to six months in jail in 2010 for sexually assaulting a female student under the age of 14.
But because the college has no jurisdiction over the private sector, its watchdog powers fall short of the Dhaka Learning Centre.

The Ministry of Education also has no role in the regulatory oversight of private tutoring programs or any of the 900 private schools that operate in the province, a ministry spokesman told the Star.

The independent tutorial centre, which primarily caters to Toronto's Bengali community, offers after-school tutoring for children as young as 6, according to the centre's website.

It is tucked away inside a block of shops, up a narrow flight of stairs and down a corridor, on the corner of a busy intersection in Scarborough.

Its charges are taped to the front door: $90 for four lessons a month and $320 for 20 lessons a month. A poster on the door advertising the centre has two spelling mistakes, one corrected with a black marker.

When the Star visited the centre last week, Talukder was sitting in his office, surrounded by paperwork, while six students aged 15 to 21 quietly studied in the bare-walled classroom next door.

He moved from his office to the classroom, where he helped students with math and physics homework.

Talukder, who was born in Bangladesh, spoke softly as he explained his view of the incident that led to his conviction.

"I was teaching the person and maybe sometimes I may, my body can touch the students. So there is a complaint that things, you know here in Canada are sometimes a problem, like those things," Talukder said in his office.

He continued: "Somebody complained about things here and, yeah, it is very difficult to work with teenagers, right. Anybody can complain."

According to the court decision, Talukder started grooming the victim when she was 12; he would point to her bra strap and ask her what it was and then trace his hand around the neckline of her shirt.

During a tutorial period in the late 2000s, when the victim was sitting at the back of the room, Talukder put his hand into her bra and "squeezed her breast on 5 –7 separate occasions," the decision says.

He also lifted the bottom of her shirt and "told her to sit properly when she had her legs crossed and rubbed the zipper of her pants lightly with his knuckles," the court decision said.

"She elbowed him a little at one point to get him away from her, but it did not work. Once, he pulled his hand away quickly when one of the [other students] turned around," it said.

The student started to cry silently in class and the decision says Talukder "gave her his notebook on which was already written in pencil, 'Never tell anybody.'"

In court, the victim's mother and aunt testified that when they confronted Talukder at the centre the next day, he asked for forgiveness and told them he had "misbehaved and had not slept all night." He asked the women not to tell anybody, but to hit him instead, which the documents says is "a sign of profound disrespect in Bengali culture."

Talukder rejected this account in his own testimony, but the judge ruled he was an inconsistent and unreliable witness. He was convicted of sexual assault and sexually touching a person under the age of 14.

The father of two said he never considered closing the Dhaka Learning Centre after his conviction because he believed he was helping students and his Bengali community.

"I already learned a lesson. I am always careful, even like, that my hand doesn't touch to the student," Talukder said.

When the Star asked where Talukder's supervising adult was last Tuesday, he said: "There's the big guy in the room there," pointing at one of the six students seated at a desk.

Talukder said the student was 22 and in his second year of university, but when the Star asked the student how old he was, he said 18. Talukder then told the student he was 20, to which the student replied: "Yes, I am 20."

The Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services told the Star it was "inappropriate to comment on the details of any specific case," including the last time an officer checked in on Talukder or whether his prohibition order was being actively monitored.

Talukder declined to tell the Star if his staff members or the parents of his students were aware of his conviction.

"I don't have any conviction now. I am free of everything now," he said.

"Probation is over, but always for my own safety, I always keep the adult person in the room. I am always alert, always alert."

The Star contacted Talukder on Thursday to ask if the university student was aware of the fact that he was acting as an adult supervisor, but Talukder said he was "not interested to tell anything."

"I spoke to my lawyer and she said I couldn't," Talukder said.

Talukder's lawyer, Vanessa Christie, did not respond to multiple emails and phone calls from the Star.