henrymakow.com – March 7, 2019

Early morning banter earns Sikh taxi driver suspension and fine after a complaint from irate Winnipeg Jewish activist, Ron East, right.  
But no one would speak about Jesus for fear of the Jews.  —  John 7:13
After this, Jesus went around in Galilee. He did not want to go about in Judea because the Jewish leaders there were looking for a way to kill him.  — John 7:1

by Henry Makow PhD

Weeks ago, Ron East (Mizraim in Hebrew) expressed his support for an “urban reservation” being built on the site of a former army barracks they were passing. This is a residential and cultural complex for First Nations people being built as a result of a court battle and land claims.
The unidentified driver, a Sikh (as are all the drivers for Unicity Taxi) remarked that rich Jews in nearby suburbs won’t be happy about the effect drunken Indians will have on their land values.  “And you know how much Jewish people like their property and their money.”
East wasn’t prepared for this form of prejudice and tried to correct the driver who stuck to his guns. East then approached the B’nai Brith for advice and demanded that the taxi company agree to the following demands:
1. Admit that a racist and antisemitic incident had occurred and take full responsibility for it.
2. The driver be suspended until he received “sensitivity training.”
3. The driver be fined $500 and the company $1000 to be donated to a drunk tank that caters to local First Nations peoples, the “Bear Clan” patrol and the Freeman Family Holocaust Education Foundation.

 

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