By

 

James Bredin

 

 

We never had patriots but loyalists galore,

Pre Charter, pre multiculture but not anymore,

Before terrorism, rampant crime and easy parole,

Before UN policies and the left wing took control.

 

Before ghettos of single mothers making many kids,

The mere mention of which, multiculturalism forbids,

And we of course were expected to behave and believe,

That our socialist politicians would never deceive.

 

Before under age criminals had their crimes hidden,

Because politicians had all this knowledge forbidden,

Because we were not worthy to know their names or crimes,

Though some may be terrorists in keeping with the times.

 

Ghetto nationalities tend to stay among their own,

Their own language, culture, dress even when kids are grown,

Dogma of political correctness says this is the way,

No Canadian melting pot no matter how long they stay.

 

And the people are bewildered and don’t know what to do,

Pussyfooting politicians with decisions overdue,

No recall, no referendums but lots of Charter Rights,

Terrorist refugees on the incoming flights.

 

 

 

Wednesday, June 21, 2006

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

African Problems

 

By

 

James Bredin

 

Two or three tyrannies having a war over there,

Each accuses the other of their lack of prayer,

As they raid each others territories and kill on command,

Religion, power, terrorism as they wish to expand.

 

Add in starvation, plague, famine, AIDS and much more,

Multiply it all by ten and you’re getting close to the score,

They never used democracy and don’t know what it’s about,

It’s dictatorship, soldiers, religion, guns, death and no doubt.

 

Then they stop and make an official announcement,

And the other side also has a pompous pronouncement,

Each side calls the other side terrorists and more,

While at the UN they scream so as not to be ignored.

 

And indeed the UN may cause more problems it might,

As they try to guide the world in the guise of human rights,

Pompous appointees push their own Kyoto religion,

Mandatory global taxation to help a favorite region.

 

It’s the sanctimonious attitude of the UN,

As though we have a duty and obligation to them,

And if we don’t do it, we could end up in sin,

Send lots of money and soldiers so they can all win.

 

Monday, June 19, 2006

 

 

 

Guardians at the United Nations

 

By

 

James Bredin

 

Two rows of shiny medals with colored ribbons galore,

Gold braid cap, sashes and sun glasses, hard to ignore,

Surrounded by bunches of bodyguards all big and strong,

In case they meet someone and they don’t get along.

 

Are there members of the General Assembly here?

Those who strut their stuff on the UN stage without fear,

They want global taxation in the form of Kyoto deal,

Money from developed countries so they don’t have to steal.

 

Or maybe a standing UN army ready at their beck and call,

Within forty eight hours in case of a putsch or a brawl,

Don’t want peacekeeping types guarding a food train,

Better shooting and killing types where no one can complain.

 

Stop bothersome tribes from wanting independence,

Stop democracy and ensure their total dependence,

Then declare peace as they bury all the dead,

Or push undesirables back into the jungle instead.

 

Sunday, June 18, 2006

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Terrorists 9

 

By

 

James Bredin

 

We didn’t know much about multiculturalism then,

Far-off fancy phenomenon from Trudeau’s pen,

We opened the doors and let those terrorists win,

Various cultures we thought would eventually fit in.

 

And now that our illusions have come home to roost,

Guided by left-wing CBC socialists to boot,

Pushed by tax-and-spend international bureaucrats,

Taking instructions from the UN and that’s that.

 

Then the Youthful Offenders Act from those we elected,

Actions shielded as though we had to be protected,

Because terrorists under eighteen can’t be seen or known,

Another Liberal illusion that we should have thrown.

 

And Trudeau’s Charter is still sacred to them all,

Can’t change things – no way – not one bit – we’re still in stall,

Because international left-wing pundits like it this way,

And Quebec never signed it to this very day.

 

And incoming refugees still have their own strange culture,

They’re locked in and couldn’t care about multiculture,

We can’t build a wall like Israel to keep them out,

This is what political correctness is all about.

 

Mix in United Nations and partisan considerations,

Deny that there are immigration complications,

While politicians ponder how to buy their way out of this,

Using taxpayers’ money as we move into the abyss.

 

Saturday, June 17, 2006