Mr. Barrow invitation of economic warfare and sanction Jimmy Delshad insulting Iranian Canadian community

June 9 -2014 

Town Of Richmond Hill Mayor

Dear Mr. Barrow

We are writing TO ASK YOU to reconsider the   invitation Of Mr. Jimmy Delshad from US ,in your fundraising event ON June 15-2014 ,.

Town of Richmond Hill initiative character community mission  Statement  is "working  together to make York Region  should be known for peace and prosperity , therefore, those such as Mr. Jimmy Delshad ,Previous Mayor of Beverly hills, with his controversial  political views, such as  promoting economic war fare and sanction on  Iranian  people,  which has damaged majority of Iranian Canadian finances in Richmond Hill, Ontario and Canada .  


Economic war fare and sanction is killing children who need medicine in Iran . It is almost impossible to send  medicine  and wheat, and ordinary people necessities   directly to Iran from Canada, due to conservative party Harsh inhuman sanctions,.  We believe this is  violation of universal Human rights and contradiction of Canada Traditional peace initiative in the past. .

Invitation of Mr. JimmY Delshad to your event seems to be  politically  motivated ,and so many Iranian Canadian,   resided in Richmond Hill and many middle Eastern  Communities in York Region, WILL BE DISAPPOINTED AND SOMEHOW INSULTED .

Peace loving TOWN Of Richmond Hill does not welcome those who are in favor of Economic warfare  and sanction which kills INNOCENT PEOPLE .yours truly


Canadian Iranian Collation for peace

cicforpeace@gmail.com
www.cicforpecae.org

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Jimmy Delshad with GENERAL َArion Sharon - accued of war crimes and crime against Humanity

letter to Justin Trudeau on MPP Moridi- CIC for Peace

http://youtu.be/K8GJ1KusZss

May 2014

Dear Hon. Trudeau,   

1/4 Million Iranian Decent living  in Ontario And close to 400,000 all over Canada, with strong relationship with the Liberal Party, with lots of respect for your late father Mr. Pierre Elliott Trudeau for his efforts on peace, Charter of rights and Freedom and open approach for new immigrants.  

 Iranian- Community in Canada, is an influential & highly educated, we have among several hundred professional such as:  Doctors, Lawyers, Engineers and UNIVERSITY scholars. In addition we have one of the top ranking students in universities across Canada.  Also, many of Canadian Iranians are working in different fields, within the Canadian government offices, they run private enterprises and other successful businesses such as investors & builders.  Who are proudly generating hundreds of millions of dollars which is contributing to the Canadian economy and multiculturalism!    We want to bring a few viewpoints to your attention from our community........  

WE ARE sorry to report to you that, our elected member of Provincial Government, Mr. Reza Moridi is focusing mostly on foreign affairs rather than dealing with actual needs of Iranian community in Toronto & ONTARIO.........

.  In our humble opinion, Mr. Moridi is SOMEHOW confused with Liberal party guidelines.... He is emphasizing on sanction on Iran in alignment with Prime Minister Harper and Minister Baird, which is SERIOUSLY hurting only the Iranian people, not the government of Iran.

This has damaged and is continuing to negatively affect Iranian - Canadian Community FINANCES in Canada. Majority of Iranian community is not supporting these sanctions. Is it really a provincial Member of Parliament responsibility to act as slow federal Member of Parliament?????

 MMP Moridi knowingly or unknowingly, has supported an infamous ex terrorist group in Iran (Mojahedin Khalq) MEK and their lobbyist in Canada which have kept a few young Canadians in Camp Ashraf against their Will. MEK is     MEK is promoting hate and violence in Iraq and Iran which is totally against Canadian values and principles...

MPP Moridi also supported the closure of Iranian consulate in Ottawa, which has caused a tremendous amount of inconvenience for all Canadian-Iranians in our country Canada. He is simply following the Conservative Party mandates.   Supporting sanction and war, this is against the Liberal party’s policy and philosophy.  Therefore our community cannot distinguish between the Liberals and the conservatives.,,,,,,

These issues have caused hopelessness in our Community towards the Liberal Party.  

 We request that you as the leader of the Liberal party of Canada to guide some of the party members to follow the Liberal path, rather than their own personal agenda!!!  Liberal Party has always made Canada a respected and unique country globally.    Please consider our issues and concerns. 

Yours Very Truly,

Canadian Iranian Coalition for Peace

an article on how Harper is following UK interest than Canada

In Canada, war is the PM’s prerogative

DOUG SAUNDERS

The Globe and Mail

Published Saturday, May. 03 2014, 6:00 AM EDT

This week, with little ceremony and no debate, Canada’s Prime Minister ordered the military into action on a foreign shore. We’re not at war: The six CF-18 jets now stationed in Romania are, in the words of Defence Minister Rob Nicholson, “sending out a message to Russia” about its aggressive stance toward Ukraine.

This North Atlantic Treaty Organization gesture, accompanied with escalating sanctions, is sensible and measured, and probably has the support of most Canadians. But not all – there have been well-argued cases against it from across the political spectrum.

Historian Michael Bliss argued in this newspaper that the action is a dangerous incursion into what he sees as Russia’s sphere of influence. Columnist Thomas Walkom suggested in the Toronto Star that he sees this as a regional issue and none of our business. There are probably plenty of Canadians, and MPs, who share those views, and who would raise them in a parliamentary debate.

But there wasn’t a debate, and there won’t be one. The Prime Minister has no need to ask Parliament, or anyone else, for permission to make use of the military, the intelligence services or any other federal force outside Canada’s borders. Even if he wanted to declare all-out war on Russia and all of its allies, Stephen Harper could do so on his own (after seeking the advice of his cabinet), through the Royal Prerogative, without any discussion in a democratic assembly and without any review by the Supreme Court.

This is because Canada wasn’t designed to have a role in the world. University of Toronto political scholar Irvin Studin points out in The Strategic Constitution: Understanding Canadian Power in the World, his new book examining the Constitution’s international-affairs provisions, that Canada is unique in that it doesn’t really have any.

The Constitution Act’s only substantial description of any foreign-affairs role is the line in its preamble which states that Canada’s purpose is to “promote the Interests of the British Empire.” We were created to be a colony, and we never changed that – the Charter of Rights established Canadians as individual citizens rather than royal subjects, but was mute on our country’s actions in the world.

You might think that this colonial mandate would prevent the government of Canada from doing much on the international stage. In fact, it means the opposite. We’ve ignored that provision for most of the past 150 years (you can do that with a preamble), leading to what Dr. Studin calls a “remarkable paradox”: Because international affairs is barely mentioned in the Constitution, absolutely anything done abroad, or done to Canadians because of perceived international threats, is relegated more or less to the prime minister’s personal executive discretion under the “Peace, order and good government” provision.

This has led to all sorts of consequent paradoxes. For example, Canada may go to war strictly on the whim of a sitting prime minister (since this act involves the military, which is strictly a federal prerogative), but if we ever found ourselves defeated in a war, a surrender would require the consent of all 10 provinces (because we’d be surrendering various things that are strictly under provincial jurisdiction).

This means that a prime minister can, if convinced that Canada is threatened from abroad, use the Emergencies Act to order “everything from prohibitions on travel to requisition or seizure of property, control of specified industries, and removal from Canada of non-citizens.”

Not only that, but a prime minister could, if he felt Canada faced a “real or apprehended war, invasion or insurrection” legally invoke both the Charter’s “notwithstanding” clause (which allows basic rights to be suspended) and Section 4(2) of the Constitution (which allows Canadian elections to be suspended indefinitely in wartime with a vote of only one-third of MPs). This, Mr. Studin notes, “would be tantamount to a fairly potent cocktail of executive override of most of the Charter’s key rights provisions.”

Dr. Studin is rather obsessively interested in Canada’s ability to “project strategic power in the world” – that is, he sees the lack of constitutional restrictions as a source of flexibility and strength. But this also means that our governments can put unlimited numbers of Canadian lives at risk overseas without directly asking the people.

These governments have been lucky: Bosnia, Kosovo, Libya and Afghanistan (at first, at least) were widely supported missions, and we wisely stayed out of Iraq, so most Canadians haven’t noticed how undemocratic these missions are.

In 1939, 1994 and 2006, Parliament was given symbolic debates on military deployment, generally after the decision had been made. The next time around, a principled prime minister ought to let Parliament speak first, and decisively.

Follow Doug Saunders on Twitter: @dougsaunders

Harper pouring oil on flame in Ukraine , try for peace not war

Canada sending soldiers for military exercises in Poland, part of NATO measures

Minister Nicholson Announces Canada is 

Sending Fighter Aircraft to Romania

April 28, 2014 - Ottawa - National Defence

Today, the Honourable Rob Nicholson, P.C., Q.C., M.P. for Niagara Falls, Minister of National Defence, announced six CF-18 fighter aircraft will leave tomorrow morning for Romania as part of the Government of Canada’s contributions to NATO measures to reassure Allies in Central and Eastern Europe. The announcement was made today during Question Period.

These fighter aircraft, along with support personnel, will be based out of Romania in order to conduct training activities in support of immediate reassurance measures. They will join Romanian and United States Air Force assets which are currently operating in the region.

By: Colin Perkel, The Canadian Press

LONDON, Ont. - Canadian soldiers will take part in military exercises in Poland as part of NATO reassurance measures in response to the Ukraine crisis, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced Friday.

"The (Vladimir) Putin regime's persistent military aggression and its ongoing illegal occupation of Crimea and other parts of Ukraine threaten the stability and security of central and eastern Europe," he said in London, Ont.

Canada has also diverted frigate HMCS Regina, which is currently on counter-terrorism and anti-piracy patrols in the Arabian Sea, to help NATO's efforts to send a message of resolve to Russia."They will conduct training in parachuting, airborne operations and infantry skills alongside Polish and American counterparts in this United States-led exercise with a view to enhancing Alliance interoperability and readiness," the prime minister's office said in the statement.

Harper did not say where the ship is headed, but NATO announced earlier this month it was beefing up maritime patrols in both the Baltic Sea and the Mediterranean.

Six Canadian CF-18 fighter jets left their base in Bagotville, Que., this week, headed for an air base in Romania, and eventual patrols along that country's border with Ukraine — and possibly over the Black Sea.

Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird said Canada's actions are meant to send a "very loud, clear and tangible message" to Russia.

"Until Russia clearly demonstrates its respect for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity we will continue to work with our allies and our partners to further isolate Russia economically and politically," Baird said at a news conference in Ottawa.

protest to defend Persian Gulf in Toronto

تجمع اعتراضی به تحریف نام خلیج فارس توسط وزیر امور خارجه محافظه کار کانادا

سه شنبه 28 ژآنویه 2014 - 250 شپرد شرقی -تورنتو ساعت 3 بعدازظهر

Teu Jan 28 -2014 - @ 3pm - 250 Sheppard Ave. E

Canadian Iranian Coalition for peace

ائتلاف کانادیی ایرانی برای صلح – تورنتو

Teu Jan 28 - protest to demand appology from Baird for calling Persian Gulg, false name

Teu 28 _2014
250 Sheppard Ave E. @ willowdale - in front of Conservative MP- Dr. Leng

Canadian Iranian Coalition for peace as joint organizer the event

تجمع اعتراضی برای سخنان تحریف امیز وزیر امور خارجه محا فظه کار کانادا در مورد نام خلیج فارس در تورنتو

 Demonstration to object  Minister Baird calling wrongfully Persian Gulf

بیانیه مطبوعاتی         21 ژانویه 2014                       

ائتلاف  کانادایی ایرانی برای صلح از تجمع اعتراضی  برخی از فعالین ایرانی  به سخنان تحریف امیز وزیر امور خارجه محافظه کار کانادا جان برد در مورد خلیج فارس  در روز سه شنبه   28 ژآنویه 2014حمایت می کند.
این تجمع اعتراضی  قرار است در ساعت 3 تا 4 بعدازظهر در برابردفتر نماینده محافظه  کار منطقه ویلو دیل  دکترلونگ در شماره 250 خیابان شپرد شرقی   برگزار شود .
هدف برگزارکنندگان از این تجمع  مدنی ،  دفاع از حقوق جامعه ایرانی ، تصحیح وزیر و درخواست برای معذرت خواهی وزیر جان برد می باشد  
ما معتقدیم که تحریف نام خلیج فارس سیاست های کهنه و تفرقه افکنانه دولت  انگلیس می باشد که  به صلح و ارامش منطقه خلیج فارس زیان می رساند . 
مشارکت هم میهنان در دفاع از نام خلیج فارس به شیوه های مدنی ، از طریق نامه ، تلفن  ، ای میل و امضا بیانیه ها حداقل وظیفه ملی و میهنی است که درکانادا برای دفاع از تمامیت ارضی ایران باید  انجام داد .
تجمع در برابر دفتر نماینده محافظه کار منطقه ویلودیل که محل زندگی بسیاری از ایرانیان می باشد ، نشان از جدیت جامعه ایرانی در پاسداری از ارزشهای ملی و تاریخی ایران زمین می باشد .

جان برد نام خلیج فارس را در سخنرانی خود در اتاق بازرگانی امریکا در واشنگتن در 16 ژآنویه 2014 تحریف کرده است 
ائتلاف ایرانی کانادایی برای صلح
cicforpeace@gmail.com

Chungsen (CS) Leung

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