JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER.
1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)
JEREMIAH 17:9
9 The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it?
ANOTHER GODLESS CITY.OWEN SOUND NOW STOPS PRAYER AT ITS COUNCIL MEETINGS.AND THE EX MAYOR DEB HASWELL IS A LESBIEN. THIS HASWELL WAS A COUNCILLOR IN 2005 WHEN I WENT AGAINST THE GAY FLAG FLYING AT CITY COUNCIL BUILDING.AND I WANTED THE ISRAELI FLAG FLYING AT CITY HALL TO REPRESENT CHRISTIANITY.BUT MY LAW WAS SHOT DOWN QUICK AFTER AN HOUR OR SO.AND OF COURSE HASWELL VOTED AGAINST IT.THE ONLY 3 THAT ARE LEFT THERE SINCE 2005 IS WRIGHT-DEPUTY MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS-LEMON AND MCMANAMAN.
Mayor-Ian Boddy Deputy Mayor-Arlene Wright
Councillors-Travis Dodd-Scott Greig-Marion Koepke-Peter Lemon-Jim McManaman-Brian O'Leary-Richard Thomas
my israeli flag issue shot down
http://israndjer.blogspot.ca/2005/12/stans-israeli-flag-issue-shot-down.html
End to prayer formalized by council-By Denis Langlois, Sun Times, Owen Sound-Tuesday, May 26, 2015 9:39:56 EDT AM
City council has officially closed the book on the issue of praying at its meetings.It amended the city’s procedural rules Monday evening to remove both faith blessings and a moment of silent reflection from its agendas.This latest round of discussion on eliminating prayer from meetings began last month after the Supreme Court of Canada ruled the practice by a municipal council in Quebec of praying during meetings infringed on a person’s freedom of conscience and religion as guaranteed by Quebec’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Council had voted in 2011 to stop reciting the Lord’s Prayer at the start of its meetings. It approved a new practice of inviting representatives of local churches to take a turn at leading them in a “faith blessing.” When no one was available, council participated in a moment of silent reflection.However, in light of the Supreme Court decision and after receiving legal advice of its own, council accepted a staff recommendation last month to no longer welcome prayers or invite people to pause to reflect.
Haswell says she won't return to city politics-By Denis Langlois, Sun Times, Owen Sound-Thursday, November 27, 2014 2:41:20 EST PM
Outgoing Owen Sound Mayor Deb Haswell says she will not attempt to return to municipal politics in the future.“Culminating the end of my career with one term as mayor, I think it’s time to move along,” she said in an interview Thursday, four days before her tenure comes to a close.Mayor-elect Ian Boddy is scheduled to be sworn-in as head of council at an inaugural city council meeting Monday night at the Roxy Theatre in Owen Sound.Deputy-mayor Arlene Wright, incumbent councillors Peter Lemon and Jim McManaman and newcomers Richard Thomas, Travis Dodd, Scott Greig, Brian O’Leary and Marion Koepke will also be sworn in.Haswell, who has been on Owen Sound council for 17 years, said while municipal politics are not in her future, she will not shut the door on seeking or accepting a position at the provincial or federal level.
For now, though, her plan is to return to running her downtown Owen Sound business, The Rocking Horse toy store which she co-owns with her partner Dianne Mattice, and “pursue other opportunities” she said she cannot yet disclose.“After Christmas, there’s a few things that I’m looking at. I’m still looking to serve the community in other capacities,” she said, adding she has accepted a position on the board of directors at Habitat for Humanity Grey Bruce.Haswell finished in third place in a four-person race for mayor Oct. 27. She secured 14% of votes, while Boddy garnered 47% and former mayor Ruth Lovell Stanners received 34%.“I was one of the 50% of the mayors in Ontario who were turfed. It was a big sweep; a mood for change. Often that’s what happens in politics. You can do lots of very very positive things, good work, and when you’re the mayor you become the face of all in the community. I think it reflects on the outcome of the election as well as flavours you for going forward,” she said.Haswell said she has no regrets from her time in municipal politics.I’ll really miss the work. I’ll miss the work a lot. I really enjoyed being part of the decision-making. I’m really proud of all the decisions I was able to be a part of. Many, many, many good decisions were made over the 17 years and particularly over the last term of council.”ut she said the last election was “really hard on my family. It took a lot out of us. And I just, quite frankly, don’t want to put my family through that again on a municipal level.”She said a lot of promises were made by other candidates during the election campaign and she hopes the community will hold the new council accountable.“I think the expectations are quite high,” she said.“There’s an expectation that taxes are going down and services are going to increase and there’s going to be more jobs. I haven’t heard a plan yet. Nobody’s laid out a plan.”
EX LIBERAL EDUCATION MINISTER LEVIN GETS SENTENCED TO 3 YEARS FOR CHILD PORN.
UPDATE MAY 29,2015-01:45PM
LEVIN WAS SENTENCED TO 3 YEARS IN JAIL ON 3 OF 7 COUNTS OF CHILD PORNOG RAPHY.18 MONTHS OF THE 3 YEAR SENTENCE WAS FOR INDECENT ACTS.LEVIN WAS AN EDUCATION MINISTER IN THE GODLESS LIBERAL LEADER SHIP. AND ALSO PETER MACKAY IS QUITTING POLITICS FOR GOOD.PETER IS A GREAT GUY.PETER WAS MARRIED IN 2012.AND HAD A CHILD IN 2013.AND HES GET TING HIS LIFE STRAIGHTENED OUT WITH THINKING OF FAMILY FIRST.FORGET POLITICS.PRAISE GOD FOR PETER MACKAY.
Former Ontario deputy minister sentenced to three years for child porn-The Canadian PressBy Paola Loriggio, The Canadian Press | MAY 29,15-YAHOONEWS
TORONTO - A former Ontario deputy education minister who pleaded guilty to three child pornography-related charges was sentenced Friday to three years in prison.Benjamin Levin, a respected scholar with a close, loving family, "appeared to have it all," Judge Heather McArthur said in her decision."Mr. Levin also had a hidden dark side. Unbeknownst to his friends, colleagues and family, he had become deeply immersed in a deviant and depraved online world."Levin, 63, pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography, making child pornography — a charge stemming from an explicit story he wrote — and counselling the indictable offence of sexual assault. He was originally charged with seven child porn-related offences.Levin claimed online to have sexually abused his own daughters, but "there is no evidence that he ever had sexual contact with a child," McArthur said.She noted that Levin, who kept his head bowed for much of the sentencing, appeared "genuinely remorseful" and was deemed to have low risk of reoffending by the doctor who conducted his psychiatric assessment.Court has heard Levin used to frequent an online website with numerous chat rooms for the discussion of sexual activities.Among the people he chatted with were an undercover officer in Toronto, one in London, Ont., and one in New Zealand — all posing as women interested in sexual activities with children.In one case, he encouraged an undercover officer posing as a mother to sexually abuse her eight-year-old daughter.At no point did he clarify that it was purely a fantasy, or take steps to find out whether any real abuse was occurring, McArthur said."Mr. Levin did nothing to endure that a potentially real, innocent eight-year-old girl was unharmed. To the contrary, Mr. Levin continued to up the ante on the sexual abuse he suggested be perpetrated on the child," she said.Levin was arrested in July 2013 when a search warrant was executed at his home. He was a university professor at the time.His lawyer had sought a sentence of two years in a penitentiary, while the Crown sought up to three years and eight months behind bars.
Peter MacKay just latest loss for federal Conservatives-CBC – MAY 29,15-YAHOONEWS
The news that Justice Minister Peter MacKay will not run in the upcoming federal election is just the latest in a long line of Conservative cabinet and caucus members who aren't seeking re-election.The veteran Nova Scotia MP has held several senior cabinet positions since the Conservatives took power in 2006, including foreign affairs and defence, after serving as the last leader of the now-defunct Progressive Conservative Party.He joins other high-profile Conservatives who have left, or have announced they are leaving, federal politics.Former foreign affairs minister John Baird stepped down as MP for Ottawa West-Nepean this past March. His 20-year political career began as an Ontario MPP before he was elected federally in 2006.
International Development Minister Christian Paradis announced in April he will not seek re-election for the Quebec riding of Mégantic-L'Érable. Since he was first elected in 2006, he has held several cabinet positions, including minister of public works and government services, minister of natural resources and minister of industry.Heritage Minister Shelly Glover also announced in April that she will not seek re-election for the Winnipeg riding of St. Boniface. She was first elected in 2008.Calgary MP Diane Ablonczy will not run after more than 20 years representing the Reform, Canadian Alliance and Conservative parties in the House. Under Harper, she has filled various roles, including minister of state of foreign affairs (Americas and consular affairs), minister of state for seniors, minister of state for small business and tourism and parliamentary secretary to the minister of finance.Gordon O'Connor, who has been MP for the Ontario riding of Carleton-Mississippi Mills since 2004, is not running in the next election. He held various positions between 2006 and 2013, including minister of national defence, minister of national revenue and chief government whip.Barrie MP Patrick Brown resigned this spring after winning the leadership in of the Ontario PC party. Alberta MP Brian Jean also resigned last year to run, successfully, for the leadership of Alberta's Wildrose Party.
Other Conservative MPs not seeking re-election
British Columbia
- Dick Harris was first elected in 1993. He has represented the Reform and Canadian Alliance parties, and currently holds the riding of Cariboo-Prince George for the Conservatives.
- Russ Hiebert has represented South Surrey-White Rock-Cloverdale since 2004.
- Colin Mayes has represented the riding of Okanagan-Shuswap since 2006.
- James Lunney left the Conservative caucus earlier this year to defend his "freedom of religion." He had previously announced he would not seek re-election for Nanaimo-Alberni. He was first elected in 2000 as a member of the Canadian Alliance.
Alberta
- Rob Anders has represented the riding of Calgary West since 1997. He was first elected as a Reform MP, then a Canadian Alliance MP.
- Peter Goldring has represented the riding of Edmonton East since 1997. He was first elected as a Reform MP, then a Canadian Alliance MP.
- Laurie Hawn has represented the riding of Edmonton Centre riding since 2006.
- Brian Storseth has represented the riding of Westlock-St. Paul since 2006.
- LaVar Payne has represented Medicine Hat since 2008.
Saskatchewan
- Garry Breitkreuz was first elected in 1993. He has represented the Reform and Canadian Alliance parties, and currently holds the riding of Yorkton-Melville.
- Maurice Vellacott was first elected to the House of Commons in 1997 as a Reform MP for the Saskatchewan riding of Wanuskewin. He currently holds the Conservative seat for the riding of Saskatoon-Wanuskewin.
- Ed Komarnicki has represented Souris-Moose Mountain since 2004.
- Ray Boughen has represented the riding of Palliser since 2008.
Manitoba
- Manitoba MP Joy Smith has represented the Winnipeg riding of Kildonan St. Paul since 2004.
- Manitoba MP Rod Bruinooge has represented the riding of Winnipeg South since 2006.
Ontario
- Gary Schellenberger, who currently represents Perth-Wellington, was first elected in a 2003 by-election.
- Joe Preston has represented Elgin-Middlesex-London since 2004.
- Barry Devolin has represented Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock since 2004.
- Patricia Davidson has represented Sarnia-Lambton since 2004.
- Rick Norlock has represented Northumberland—Quinte West since 2006.
New Brunswick
- Mike Allen has represented Tobique-Mactaquac since 2006.
Nova Scotia
- Gerald Keddy was first elected to the House of Commons in 1997 as a Progressive Conservative. He has represented South Shore-St Margaret's since 2004, after previously holding the seat for the riding of South Shore.
- Greg Kerr has represented West Nova since 2008.
JEREMIAH 17:9
9 The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it?
ANOTHER GODLESS CITY.OWEN SOUND NOW STOPS PRAYER AT ITS COUNCIL MEETINGS.AND THE EX MAYOR DEB HASWELL IS A LESBIEN. THIS HASWELL WAS A COUNCILLOR IN 2005 WHEN I WENT AGAINST THE GAY FLAG FLYING AT CITY COUNCIL BUILDING.AND I WANTED THE ISRAELI FLAG FLYING AT CITY HALL TO REPRESENT CHRISTIANITY.BUT MY LAW WAS SHOT DOWN QUICK AFTER AN HOUR OR SO.AND OF COURSE HASWELL VOTED AGAINST IT.THE ONLY 3 THAT ARE LEFT THERE SINCE 2005 IS WRIGHT-DEPUTY MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS-LEMON AND MCMANAMAN.
Mayor-Ian Boddy Deputy Mayor-Arlene Wright
Councillors-Travis Dodd-Scott Greig-Marion Koepke-Peter Lemon-Jim McManaman-Brian O'Leary-Richard Thomas
my israeli flag issue shot down
http://israndjer.blogspot.ca/2005/12/stans-israeli-flag-issue-shot-down.html
End to prayer formalized by council-By Denis Langlois, Sun Times, Owen Sound-Tuesday, May 26, 2015 9:39:56 EDT AM
City council has officially closed the book on the issue of praying at its meetings.It amended the city’s procedural rules Monday evening to remove both faith blessings and a moment of silent reflection from its agendas.This latest round of discussion on eliminating prayer from meetings began last month after the Supreme Court of Canada ruled the practice by a municipal council in Quebec of praying during meetings infringed on a person’s freedom of conscience and religion as guaranteed by Quebec’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Council had voted in 2011 to stop reciting the Lord’s Prayer at the start of its meetings. It approved a new practice of inviting representatives of local churches to take a turn at leading them in a “faith blessing.” When no one was available, council participated in a moment of silent reflection.However, in light of the Supreme Court decision and after receiving legal advice of its own, council accepted a staff recommendation last month to no longer welcome prayers or invite people to pause to reflect.
Haswell says she won't return to city politics-By Denis Langlois, Sun Times, Owen Sound-Thursday, November 27, 2014 2:41:20 EST PM
Outgoing Owen Sound Mayor Deb Haswell says she will not attempt to return to municipal politics in the future.“Culminating the end of my career with one term as mayor, I think it’s time to move along,” she said in an interview Thursday, four days before her tenure comes to a close.Mayor-elect Ian Boddy is scheduled to be sworn-in as head of council at an inaugural city council meeting Monday night at the Roxy Theatre in Owen Sound.Deputy-mayor Arlene Wright, incumbent councillors Peter Lemon and Jim McManaman and newcomers Richard Thomas, Travis Dodd, Scott Greig, Brian O’Leary and Marion Koepke will also be sworn in.Haswell, who has been on Owen Sound council for 17 years, said while municipal politics are not in her future, she will not shut the door on seeking or accepting a position at the provincial or federal level.
For now, though, her plan is to return to running her downtown Owen Sound business, The Rocking Horse toy store which she co-owns with her partner Dianne Mattice, and “pursue other opportunities” she said she cannot yet disclose.“After Christmas, there’s a few things that I’m looking at. I’m still looking to serve the community in other capacities,” she said, adding she has accepted a position on the board of directors at Habitat for Humanity Grey Bruce.Haswell finished in third place in a four-person race for mayor Oct. 27. She secured 14% of votes, while Boddy garnered 47% and former mayor Ruth Lovell Stanners received 34%.“I was one of the 50% of the mayors in Ontario who were turfed. It was a big sweep; a mood for change. Often that’s what happens in politics. You can do lots of very very positive things, good work, and when you’re the mayor you become the face of all in the community. I think it reflects on the outcome of the election as well as flavours you for going forward,” she said.Haswell said she has no regrets from her time in municipal politics.I’ll really miss the work. I’ll miss the work a lot. I really enjoyed being part of the decision-making. I’m really proud of all the decisions I was able to be a part of. Many, many, many good decisions were made over the 17 years and particularly over the last term of council.”ut she said the last election was “really hard on my family. It took a lot out of us. And I just, quite frankly, don’t want to put my family through that again on a municipal level.”She said a lot of promises were made by other candidates during the election campaign and she hopes the community will hold the new council accountable.“I think the expectations are quite high,” she said.“There’s an expectation that taxes are going down and services are going to increase and there’s going to be more jobs. I haven’t heard a plan yet. Nobody’s laid out a plan.”
EX LIBERAL EDUCATION MINISTER LEVIN GETS SENTENCED TO 3 YEARS FOR CHILD PORN.
UPDATE MAY 29,2015-01:45PM
LEVIN WAS SENTENCED TO 3 YEARS IN JAIL ON 3 OF 7 COUNTS OF CHILD PORNOG RAPHY.18 MONTHS OF THE 3 YEAR SENTENCE WAS FOR INDECENT ACTS.LEVIN WAS AN EDUCATION MINISTER IN THE GODLESS LIBERAL LEADER SHIP. AND ALSO PETER MACKAY IS QUITTING POLITICS FOR GOOD.PETER IS A GREAT GUY.PETER WAS MARRIED IN 2012.AND HAD A CHILD IN 2013.AND HES GET TING HIS LIFE STRAIGHTENED OUT WITH THINKING OF FAMILY FIRST.FORGET POLITICS.PRAISE GOD FOR PETER MACKAY.
Former Ontario deputy minister sentenced to three years for child porn-The Canadian PressBy Paola Loriggio, The Canadian Press | MAY 29,15-YAHOONEWS
TORONTO - A former Ontario deputy education minister who pleaded guilty to three child pornography-related charges was sentenced Friday to three years in prison.Benjamin Levin, a respected scholar with a close, loving family, "appeared to have it all," Judge Heather McArthur said in her decision."Mr. Levin also had a hidden dark side. Unbeknownst to his friends, colleagues and family, he had become deeply immersed in a deviant and depraved online world."Levin, 63, pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography, making child pornography — a charge stemming from an explicit story he wrote — and counselling the indictable offence of sexual assault. He was originally charged with seven child porn-related offences.Levin claimed online to have sexually abused his own daughters, but "there is no evidence that he ever had sexual contact with a child," McArthur said.She noted that Levin, who kept his head bowed for much of the sentencing, appeared "genuinely remorseful" and was deemed to have low risk of reoffending by the doctor who conducted his psychiatric assessment.Court has heard Levin used to frequent an online website with numerous chat rooms for the discussion of sexual activities.Among the people he chatted with were an undercover officer in Toronto, one in London, Ont., and one in New Zealand — all posing as women interested in sexual activities with children.In one case, he encouraged an undercover officer posing as a mother to sexually abuse her eight-year-old daughter.At no point did he clarify that it was purely a fantasy, or take steps to find out whether any real abuse was occurring, McArthur said."Mr. Levin did nothing to endure that a potentially real, innocent eight-year-old girl was unharmed. To the contrary, Mr. Levin continued to up the ante on the sexual abuse he suggested be perpetrated on the child," she said.Levin was arrested in July 2013 when a search warrant was executed at his home. He was a university professor at the time.His lawyer had sought a sentence of two years in a penitentiary, while the Crown sought up to three years and eight months behind bars.
Peter MacKay just latest loss for federal Conservatives-CBC – MAY 29,15-YAHOONEWS
The news that Justice Minister Peter MacKay will not run in the upcoming federal election is just the latest in a long line of Conservative cabinet and caucus members who aren't seeking re-election.The veteran Nova Scotia MP has held several senior cabinet positions since the Conservatives took power in 2006, including foreign affairs and defence, after serving as the last leader of the now-defunct Progressive Conservative Party.He joins other high-profile Conservatives who have left, or have announced they are leaving, federal politics.Former foreign affairs minister John Baird stepped down as MP for Ottawa West-Nepean this past March. His 20-year political career began as an Ontario MPP before he was elected federally in 2006.
International Development Minister Christian Paradis announced in April he will not seek re-election for the Quebec riding of Mégantic-L'Érable. Since he was first elected in 2006, he has held several cabinet positions, including minister of public works and government services, minister of natural resources and minister of industry.Heritage Minister Shelly Glover also announced in April that she will not seek re-election for the Winnipeg riding of St. Boniface. She was first elected in 2008.Calgary MP Diane Ablonczy will not run after more than 20 years representing the Reform, Canadian Alliance and Conservative parties in the House. Under Harper, she has filled various roles, including minister of state of foreign affairs (Americas and consular affairs), minister of state for seniors, minister of state for small business and tourism and parliamentary secretary to the minister of finance.Gordon O'Connor, who has been MP for the Ontario riding of Carleton-Mississippi Mills since 2004, is not running in the next election. He held various positions between 2006 and 2013, including minister of national defence, minister of national revenue and chief government whip.Barrie MP Patrick Brown resigned this spring after winning the leadership in of the Ontario PC party. Alberta MP Brian Jean also resigned last year to run, successfully, for the leadership of Alberta's Wildrose Party.
Other Conservative MPs not seeking re-election
British Columbia
- Dick Harris was first elected in 1993. He has represented the Reform and Canadian Alliance parties, and currently holds the riding of Cariboo-Prince George for the Conservatives.
- Russ Hiebert has represented South Surrey-White Rock-Cloverdale since 2004.
- Colin Mayes has represented the riding of Okanagan-Shuswap since 2006.
- James Lunney left the Conservative caucus earlier this year to defend his "freedom of religion." He had previously announced he would not seek re-election for Nanaimo-Alberni. He was first elected in 2000 as a member of the Canadian Alliance.
Alberta
- Rob Anders has represented the riding of Calgary West since 1997. He was first elected as a Reform MP, then a Canadian Alliance MP.
- Peter Goldring has represented the riding of Edmonton East since 1997. He was first elected as a Reform MP, then a Canadian Alliance MP.
- Laurie Hawn has represented the riding of Edmonton Centre riding since 2006.
- Brian Storseth has represented the riding of Westlock-St. Paul since 2006.
- LaVar Payne has represented Medicine Hat since 2008.
Saskatchewan
- Garry Breitkreuz was first elected in 1993. He has represented the Reform and Canadian Alliance parties, and currently holds the riding of Yorkton-Melville.
- Maurice Vellacott was first elected to the House of Commons in 1997 as a Reform MP for the Saskatchewan riding of Wanuskewin. He currently holds the Conservative seat for the riding of Saskatoon-Wanuskewin.
- Ed Komarnicki has represented Souris-Moose Mountain since 2004.
- Ray Boughen has represented the riding of Palliser since 2008.
Manitoba
- Manitoba MP Joy Smith has represented the Winnipeg riding of Kildonan St. Paul since 2004.
- Manitoba MP Rod Bruinooge has represented the riding of Winnipeg South since 2006.
Ontario
- Gary Schellenberger, who currently represents Perth-Wellington, was first elected in a 2003 by-election.
- Joe Preston has represented Elgin-Middlesex-London since 2004.
- Barry Devolin has represented Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock since 2004.
- Patricia Davidson has represented Sarnia-Lambton since 2004.
- Rick Norlock has represented Northumberland—Quinte West since 2006.
New Brunswick
- Mike Allen has represented Tobique-Mactaquac since 2006.
Nova Scotia
- Gerald Keddy was first elected to the House of Commons in 1997 as a Progressive Conservative. He has represented South Shore-St Margaret's since 2004, after previously holding the seat for the riding of South Shore.
- Greg Kerr has represented West Nova since 2008.
