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Update: This post had to be edited following a DMCA complaint. The article was removed to comply with a DMCA complaint, however, we do believe that the article was ENTIRELY correct and factual. Censoring an article does not make its contents untrue. The article reproduced the following message that evidence produced during Warman v. Lemire showed was posted by Richard Warman in an attempt to frame Mr. Lemire into a Section 13 complaint: “Not only is Canadian Senator Anne Cools is a Negro, she is also an immigrant! And she is also one helluva preachy c*nt. She does NOT belong in my Canada. My Anglo-Germanic people were here before there was a Canada and her kind have jumped in, polluted our race, and forced their bullshit down our throats. Time to go back to when the women *** imports knew their place … And that place was NOT in public!”
The forum post was the MO of Richard Warman. He has, on many occasions posted racist comments in an attempt to entrap individuals into falling victim to Canada's 3rd world censorship kangaroo provision. The article outlined that a computer expert named Bernard Klatt determined, the Cools posting had been made from a computer bearing the IP address 66.185.84.204, the very same address from which Warman had admitted to visiting freedomsite to print out material. Richard Warman did in fact make that post. It had all his hallmarks. Anne Cools was an opponent of gay marriage and Richard Warman's lawyer Palmala McAchorn (or however you spell her name) was a lawyer representing the homosexual agenda on the legalization of marriage issue. People have been convicted by less. Furthermore, Richard Warman has evidence that HE HIMSELF solicited, that the IP address used to post that message was assigned to his computer at a relevant time.
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