Runciman and Fantino are on Our Side: Thanks from US -- the Little Guys!
Toronto's Chief Fantino and Ontario's Minister of Public Safety, Bob Runciman are our heroes against the morally insupportable stance of our Federal Government, and particularly our Minister of Immigration Denis Coderre. Thanks to The Canadian -- again. I am quoting his post here because we want everyone to know what is going on.
This situation is still going on. It's no surprise considering who is running the show.
Ontario's public safety minister and Toronto's police chief accuse Denis Coderre, the federal Minister of Immigration, of putting the privacy concerns of 59 fugitive foreign war criminals ahead of the safety of the Canadian public.
In a strongly worded letter yesterday to Mr. Coderre, obtained by the National Post, they accuse the ministry of "an unfathomable lack of co-operation" and running a "seriously flawed system" that prevents police from knowing the identities of dozens of accused war criminals who came to Canada and then disappeared.
Bob Runciman, Ontario's Minister of Public Safety and Security, and Julian Fantino, Toronto's Chief of Police, sent the letter after Ottawa denied their requests for photographs, names and birthdates of accused foreign nationals believed to be on the loose in Canada.
The crooks must be feeling all warm and fuzzy over the situation.
Read this again:
***Ottawa denied their requests for photographs, names and birthdates of accused foreign nationals believed to be on the loose in Canada. ***
This is the safety of Canadians that Minister Coderre and his Liberal government are so cavalier about!
All of us who are disgusted that our government would PROTECT the privacy of a bunch of fugitive foreign criminals over Canadian citizens -- that's US! -- appreciate the fact that The National Post is making the newspaper reading public aware of the courage of these two men, Chief Fantino and Bob Runciman.
