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The Jews use the Holocaust as a tool to gather sympathy while enforcing laws that make it a crime to criticize the Holocaust, as if it were blasphemy.
Feminists, such as the Canadian feminist agencies, use attacks such as the Marc Lepine massacre to signify a day, December 06, to hate men, though Marc Lepine was a lone wolf, and doesn't represent all men. Every Canadian flag is lowered at half-mast on that day, similar to moments of silence for the Holocaust in several European countries.
Recently, Canadian feminists have capitalized on the Alek Minassian lone wolf truck of peace rampage, though he indiscriminately ran over men:
The family of a woman killed in the Toronto van attack has launched a foundation in her name to help women suffering from violence and abuse.
Anne Marie D'Amico was among the 10 people killed in the van attack that struck Toronto's north end in April.
The Anne Marie D'Amico Foundation was launched on Dec. 3, which would have been D'Amico's 31st birthday.
'A shining light': Van attack victim Anne Marie D'Amico remembered at funeral
'I can never get over it': 7 survivors on the lasting scars of the Toronto van attack
Following her death, D'Amico's friends and family described her as a cheerful, friendly person and a dedicated volunteer.
"I think her spirit is something that's going to live on," her brother Nick D'Amico told CBC Radio's Here and Now this week. "That was really what we were trying to capture here."
In its mission to end violence and abuse against women, the foundation will begin by raising money for the North York Women's Shelter, which is in the process of building a new facility.
The Jews use the Holocaust as a tool to gather sympathy while enforcing laws that make it a crime to criticize the Holocaust, as if it were blasphemy.
Feminists, such as the Canadian feminist agencies, use attacks such as the Marc Lepine massacre to signify a day, December 06, to hate men, though Marc Lepine was a lone wolf, and doesn't represent all men. Every Canadian flag is lowered at half-mast on that day, similar to moments of silence for the Holocaust in several European countries.
Recently, Canadian feminists have capitalized on the Alek Minassian lone wolf truck of peace rampage, though he indiscriminately ran over men:
The family of a woman killed in the Toronto van attack has launched a foundation in her name to help women suffering from violence and abuse.
Anne Marie D'Amico was among the 10 people killed in the van attack that struck Toronto's north end in April.
The Anne Marie D'Amico Foundation was launched on Dec. 3, which would have been D'Amico's 31st birthday.
'A shining light': Van attack victim Anne Marie D'Amico remembered at funeral
'I can never get over it': 7 survivors on the lasting scars of the Toronto van attack
Following her death, D'Amico's friends and family described her as a cheerful, friendly person and a dedicated volunteer.
"I think her spirit is something that's going to live on," her brother Nick D'Amico told CBC Radio's Here and Now this week. "That was really what we were trying to capture here."
In its mission to end violence and abuse against women, the foundation will begin by raising money for the North York Women's Shelter, which is in the process of building a new facility.
