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The and served five years in New Brunswick’s was inactive on Syria and Russia. background house is that of John Jardine, Dorchester Penitentiary in 1945, received In reality, there is a great precedent for a member of B.C. Parliament from 1907 to better treatment than Canadian veterans. the argument Scott Taylor made in his col- 1912. Just for the record. (BARNEY J. GLOSTER, DND, LAC, PA-141890) umn. To wit: Jack Bates MESSER’S MCNAUGHT AND Bruyea’s “Nothing is more important than that articles in the July 2014 edition (Volume 21, permanent, inveterate antipathies towards JUST RECEIVED MY Volume 21, Issue 6 Issue 6) on DND’s mistreatment of our vet- some countries, and passionate attach- (July 2014) magazine. I suggest there is an erans lead me to the following conclusion: ments towards others should be excluded error on page 33 (“War of 1812: The Roads DND treated SS Brigadeführer Kurt Meyer, [...] ’tis our truest policy to steer clear of to Battle”). Winfield Scott is identified as a convicted of murdering Canadian soldiers, permanent alliances with any portion of British brigadier general in the caption at far better than it is treating Canadian veter- the foreign world.” (George Washington, the bottom right of the page. Of course, he ans of Afghanistan and other current and Farewell Address). was American. recent conflicts. Meyer was housed, fed “[America] goes not abroad in search of Clive Girvan and clothed at Canadian taxpayer expense monsters to destroy. She is the well-wisher Kingston, Ontario at Dorchester Penitentiary. to the freedom and independence of all. She Joe Fernandez is the champion and vindicator only of her THANKS ESPRIT DE CORPS! Montreal, QC own.” (Then-Secretary of State John Quincy I was thankful to have been invited to cele- Adams in his July 4, 1821 speech).
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