Very interesting , read on, gets into pedophile sex scandal at Maple Leaf Gardens, masonic links, etc.
info on two mysterious 'suicides' of young men from the same spot on same bridge, both of the boys involved with Maple Leaf Gardens sex scandal
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Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Sponsors Gay Movie Featuring Homosexual 11 Year-Old
Leafs general manager John Ferguson says "we're comfortable with it"
By Hilary White
http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2006/nov/06112408.html
TORONTO, November 24, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team announced today that they have lent the team's name and
logo to a film depicting a homosexual Leafs player. The film portrays a Leafs player who wants to "come out" as a public homosexual, his
live-in partnership with the team's lawyer and their adopted "son," described as "a budding queen of an 11-year-old boy."
The film is based on the book of the same title about an 11 year-old boy who is described in an Amazon.com book review as "mincing" and
"swishy," and who has to be prevented from wearing pantyhose, eyeliner and perfume to school.
"Breakfast with Scott", now being shot on location in Toronto and Hamilton, will go ahead with the willing cooperation of the team's
management. The Toronto Star reports that actor Tom Cavanaugh, who depicts the fictional player, Eric McNally, was "shocked" that the
Leafs management agreed to allow the team to be depicted in a homosexual propaganda film.
Cavanaugh remarked to the Star on the significance of using the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team, one of the icons of Canadian culture as the
background for a story about open homosexuals and endorsing child homosexuality. "There's something instant to the viewer when you put on
a Leafs jersey or any Original Six jersey."
Olympic swim champion Mark Tewksbury, a board member of the Gay and Lesbian Athletics Foundation, said, "I think it's really great that
(the team management) are supporting it. I know it's an iconic team, but I think it makes sense this is happening in Canada because we've
been far ahead on these issues."
As a work of homosexual propaganda, the film is clearly meant to target the last vestiges of resistance to normalized homosexuality among
Canadians. In the book, the homosexual couple live in Cambridge, Massachusetts and are a chiropractor and magazine editor; hockey does
not figure at all.
Publishers Weekly praises the book's value as a pro-homosexual propaganda tool calling it a "heartwarming" and "noble" depiction of a
"new configuration of contemporary American family values." Publisher's Weekly review said, "Scot's flamboyant, androgynous flair
makes for some school yard and neighborhood crises, but the boy's innate sweetness and open-mindedness endear him to several youngsters
and most adults."
The homosexualist ideology asserts that the condition is natural and unchangeable and therefore that children can be born with it and have
it be part of their normal sexual development. The depiction of an eleven year-old boy as a homosexual might be more than audiences are
willing to accept.
Leafs management, however, seemed sanguine. General manager John Ferguson told the Star, "On our end, we're certainly not trying to make
a statement. ... We agreed to host them and we're comfortable with it." To respectfully contact the Leafs with concerns:
Richard Peddie,
President of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment
rped...@mapleleafsports.com
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Dying Breed writes......
"The film is based on the book of the same title about an 11 year-old
boy who is described in an Amazon.com book review as "mincing" and
"swishy," and who has to be prevented from wearing pantyhose, eyeliner
and perfume to school."
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I find this sexualization of an 11 year old boy to be very disturbing, and even more disturbing that the Leafs are sponsoring this movie.
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carfix2000ca wrote:
http://www.mapleleafs.com/
Blog away folks
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It looks like they are deleting any criticism of this movie on the Leafs blog. Typical PC idiots. Let the jokes begin about the Leafs...oops.. I forgot they have been a joke for almost 40 years.
Posted: 11/ 25/ 06 10:05 am Post subject:
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The Leafs have locked the topic on their chat
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The Maple Leafs are masonic and occult.
The Maple Leafs and Air Canada Center are owned by Maple Leaf Sports
and Entertainment, which was founded by the late Steve Stavros , who died just last year.
>From Wikipedia:
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' Stavros is buried at Mount Pleasant Cemetery where he built a tomb
adorned with the insignia of many of his achievements including (among others) the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors, Order of Canada, Knights of Malta, Order of the Masons and a statue of Alexander the Great mounted on a horse.
adorned with the insignia of many of his achievements including (among others) the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors, Order of Canada, Knights of Malta, Order of the Masons and a statue of Alexander the Great mounted on a horse.
The Order of Canada is masonic. (appointment to the Order of Canada is Canada's equivalent of a British 'knighthood', another masonic order. A very public honor bestowed by the Lieutenant Governor (Queen's representative within the Canadian government) upon prominent public figures. In England , knighthoods mean that British citizen Elton John is now Sir Elton John, as is Sir Mick Jagger and Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Lawrence Olivier, among others) Ever wonder why famous Canadian lesbian singer KD Lang and CTV news anchor Max Keeping were both awarded the Order of Canada? Ottawa news anchor Max Keeping is a Freemason (not sure about kd Lang, but she IS gay just like Max) Stavros bought the Toronto Mapleleafs from former owner Harold Ballard, who is also a Freemason:
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:
"Freemasonry takes good men and makes them better"
- Brother Harold Ballard
http://freemasonrywatch.org/freemasonry_in_canada.html
"Freemasonry takes good men and makes them better"
- Brother Harold Ballard
http://freemasonrywatch.org/freemasonry_in_canada.html
The new world order, the largely Masonic new world order, is all about depopulation: which means promoting homosexuality, abortion, AIDS, war, etc. So there you have it. The Leafs are part of the Masonic grid. So is the Order of Canada.
Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2006 9:39 pm Post subject:
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Reminds me of young Martin Kruze who ultimately committed suicide after he went public about the abuse involving Maple Leaf Gardens. Charges
were laid against Gordon Stuckless, John Paul Roby, (George Hannah died, but police said he was also involved).
This was around the same time that NHLer Sheldon Kennedy went public with his story about Graham James. Keep this up and Canada's national sport isn't going to be hockey anymore.
quig
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one thing we do agree on!
One of the things the social elite do believe in is that the world is overpopulated and that something needs to be done about it.
DDT was one of those things, 300 million people died without it, but the social elite do promote anything and everything that will cause
less humans on earth. Ted Turner even said on an interview that he feels there should only be about 150 million people on the planet.
Homosexualizing and sexualizing children is the newest project of the social elite. The original Vagina Monalouges used a 13 girl that was seduced by the
woman, but was changed to 16.
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QUOTE
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/1998/01/30/...ens980130a.html
20 abuse victims file suit against Maple Leaf Gardens
November 13, 1998 | 11:06 PM ET
CBC News
Twenty people have filed lawsuits against Maple Leaf Gardens and some of its former employees. They are asking for compensation for what they
described as 20 years of painful memories of sexual abuse.
Many say they have turned to drugs or crime or both to forget, but can't put the abuse behind them. One of their lawyers, Harvin Pitch hopes the Gardens will settle and spare his clients the anguish of testifying in court. Last week the Gardens apologized and offered to pay for counselling. Ken Dryden, the general manager said at the time that the Gardens was not admitting legal responsibility.
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"Maple Leaf loyalists fondly recall Red Kelly's 'Pyramid Power' craze during the Maple Leafs playoff berths in each of his four seasons
behind the bench from 1973 to 1977. His teams advanced to the second round on three of those occasions. He posted 133 regular season
coaching wins which places him in a tie for fifth place with Pat Burns on the team's all-time wins list. "
**
Freemasonry and the illuminati has long been associated with pyramid symbols such as this:
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Martin Kruze's death was another one of those mysterious, convenient 'suicides' that seem to turn up everywhere these creeps go.
wonder what Kruze knew about the bigger picture?
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QUOTE
:
http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/17/26/News/feature.html
Street worker Krin Zook tells me that the bodies often land on the school's playing field, and kids have run down before the authorities
arrive because they think it's going to be cool to see a dead person, but they come back, she says, "shocked and traumatized."
"We were lucky," she adds, "that Martin Kruze jumped during the teachers' strike. And no one saw Kenneth Au Yeung (the St. Michael's choir boy) jump either."
http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/17/26/News/feature.html
Street worker Krin Zook tells me that the bodies often land on the school's playing field, and kids have run down before the authorities
arrive because they think it's going to be cool to see a dead person, but they come back, she says, "shocked and traumatized."
"We were lucky," she adds, "that Martin Kruze jumped during the teachers' strike. And no one saw Kenneth Au Yeung (the St. Michael's choir boy) jump either."
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QUOTE
:
http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/ind...p;Params=M1AR...
For 17 days, the Toronto coroner's inquest into the Dec. 11 suicide of 17-year-old Kenneth Au Yeung had listened to depressing testimony. The
most wrenching moment was the July 3 appearance of Catherine Au Yeung. In a hushed voice, she testified that her son, who jumped to his death
from a Toronto viaduct after being questioned by his school principal and an off-duty police officer, would still be alive if his parents had
been present at the interrogation. Last week, the five-member inquest jury brought down its recommendations - and implicitly agreed with her
assessment. "The principal, or acting staff member in charge," the jury wrote, "must notify the parents of students under the age 18 whenever a
serious breach of discipline occurs, when a criminal investigation is commenced, when extremely unusual situations arise, or when in doubt
about a situation."
The circumstances surrounding Au Yeung's death, first reported in the Feb. 2 issue of Maclean's, were certainly unusual. A student at the
prestigious St. Michael's Choir School in Toronto, the teenager had been involved in a school yearbook prank, which resulted in a passage
being altered in order to link longtime school choir director Henry Hodson with the Maple Leaf Gardens sex scandal. Jurors had heard
testimony from Au Yeung's yearbook colleagues that he had asked to contact his parents during questioning by Toronto police Const.
Christopher Downer and St. Michael's principal, John Ryall - in conformity with the official policy of the Toronto Catholic District
School Board. But, the students said, they had been told the meeting was "informal" - in other words, that Au Yeung could not call. The
students also said that Downer, an alumnus of the school who was present at Ryall's request, showed them his badge and warned them they
could potentially face criminal charges. Hours later, Au Yeung killed himself.
The Au Yeung family had asked the jury to make recommendations to spare other families their tragic experience. "I still feel if I was there
that morning, if I was called, Kenneth would be alive today," Catherine Au Yeung said during her emotional testimony. Of the school
administrators who would not let her son call home, she added: "If it was their own children, they would want to be there. I find that quite
difficult to take." And for the grieving mother, there was never any question that the meeting with Ryall and Downer drove her son to his
death. "The significant thing is, he didn't jump off the bridge when he left home," she said. "He jumped off after the meeting."
The night before he died, Au Yeung told his parents about the prank, although he did not tell them he and another boy were responsible. He
said Ryall had threatened to call the police if no one confessed. "I said to Kenneth, 'Don't worry, if they call the police I have to be
there,' " Catherine Au Yeung testified. But she wasn't there - and many of the inquest jury's 23 recommendations were designed to ensure that
such a lapse not occur again. Among other things, the jury said that schools in the Toronto Catholic District School Board should "be
directed to comply with the board policy requiring mandatory notification of parents if access to the student involves police
investigation," and recommended that teachers should be retrained in such policies every year.
But the jury's recommendations also touched on police practices. Police, the report said, should develop guidelines for the actions of
off-duty officers, and that if an off-duty officer is asked to a school, "the matter should be cleared with the appropriate supervisor
and the events documented." As well, the jury said that police should "focus a training program, or expand on existing programs, dealing with
a better understanding of adolescent development."
After the report was brought down, Downer told Maclean's that the recommendations were "insightful" - but that he still thought his
actions had been appropriate. He said there was no question that the inquest would change the way both police and school officials do their
jobs, but added: "I don't know if that's a good or bad thing. We have to be very careful of the schools not becoming a haven for delinquent
behavior. I don't think the message should be sent that it's OK to do what you want inside the school because the principal will be scared to
pick up the phone and call the police for help."
As the inquiry finally ended, there was an air of relief outside the coroner's building in downtown Toronto. Downer, Ryall and Hodson hugged
family members and supporters. "On balance, I think a lot of good things came out of this," Hodson said. "I don't think there is anything
in the recommendations that is harmful to the school. On Dec. 9, I was proud of our school - and on July 10 I am proud of our school." But Au
Yeung's parents clung to each other in a tearful embrace. Then, without speaking to reporters, they left, carrying the thin sheaf of
recommendations intended to ensure that other parents might be spared their pain.
http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/ind...p;Params=M1AR...
For 17 days, the Toronto coroner's inquest into the Dec. 11 suicide of 17-year-old Kenneth Au Yeung had listened to depressing testimony. The
most wrenching moment was the July 3 appearance of Catherine Au Yeung. In a hushed voice, she testified that her son, who jumped to his death
from a Toronto viaduct after being questioned by his school principal and an off-duty police officer, would still be alive if his parents had
been present at the interrogation. Last week, the five-member inquest jury brought down its recommendations - and implicitly agreed with her
assessment. "The principal, or acting staff member in charge," the jury wrote, "must notify the parents of students under the age 18 whenever a
serious breach of discipline occurs, when a criminal investigation is commenced, when extremely unusual situations arise, or when in doubt
about a situation."
The circumstances surrounding Au Yeung's death, first reported in the Feb. 2 issue of Maclean's, were certainly unusual. A student at the
prestigious St. Michael's Choir School in Toronto, the teenager had been involved in a school yearbook prank, which resulted in a passage
being altered in order to link longtime school choir director Henry Hodson with the Maple Leaf Gardens sex scandal. Jurors had heard
testimony from Au Yeung's yearbook colleagues that he had asked to contact his parents during questioning by Toronto police Const.
Christopher Downer and St. Michael's principal, John Ryall - in conformity with the official policy of the Toronto Catholic District
School Board. But, the students said, they had been told the meeting was "informal" - in other words, that Au Yeung could not call. The
students also said that Downer, an alumnus of the school who was present at Ryall's request, showed them his badge and warned them they
could potentially face criminal charges. Hours later, Au Yeung killed himself.
The Au Yeung family had asked the jury to make recommendations to spare other families their tragic experience. "I still feel if I was there
that morning, if I was called, Kenneth would be alive today," Catherine Au Yeung said during her emotional testimony. Of the school
administrators who would not let her son call home, she added: "If it was their own children, they would want to be there. I find that quite
difficult to take." And for the grieving mother, there was never any question that the meeting with Ryall and Downer drove her son to his
death. "The significant thing is, he didn't jump off the bridge when he left home," she said. "He jumped off after the meeting."
The night before he died, Au Yeung told his parents about the prank, although he did not tell them he and another boy were responsible. He
said Ryall had threatened to call the police if no one confessed. "I said to Kenneth, 'Don't worry, if they call the police I have to be
there,' " Catherine Au Yeung testified. But she wasn't there - and many of the inquest jury's 23 recommendations were designed to ensure that
such a lapse not occur again. Among other things, the jury said that schools in the Toronto Catholic District School Board should "be
directed to comply with the board policy requiring mandatory notification of parents if access to the student involves police
investigation," and recommended that teachers should be retrained in such policies every year.
But the jury's recommendations also touched on police practices. Police, the report said, should develop guidelines for the actions of
off-duty officers, and that if an off-duty officer is asked to a school, "the matter should be cleared with the appropriate supervisor
and the events documented." As well, the jury said that police should "focus a training program, or expand on existing programs, dealing with
a better understanding of adolescent development."
After the report was brought down, Downer told Maclean's that the recommendations were "insightful" - but that he still thought his
actions had been appropriate. He said there was no question that the inquest would change the way both police and school officials do their
jobs, but added: "I don't know if that's a good or bad thing. We have to be very careful of the schools not becoming a haven for delinquent
behavior. I don't think the message should be sent that it's OK to do what you want inside the school because the principal will be scared to
pick up the phone and call the police for help."
As the inquiry finally ended, there was an air of relief outside the coroner's building in downtown Toronto. Downer, Ryall and Hodson hugged
family members and supporters. "On balance, I think a lot of good things came out of this," Hodson said. "I don't think there is anything
in the recommendations that is harmful to the school. On Dec. 9, I was proud of our school - and on July 10 I am proud of our school." But Au
Yeung's parents clung to each other in a tearful embrace. Then, without speaking to reporters, they left, carrying the thin sheaf of
recommendations intended to ensure that other parents might be spared their pain.
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what gets me is that the school disregarded its own rules by not calling Ken's parents, and they did not even call the Toronto Police
either. They called an off-duty officer, and brought the kid into a secret meeting. An interrogation?
Why? What was the big deal? He linked this Hodson to the Gardens sex scandal, sneaked it into the print edition of the year book, and got hauled into a
private meeting with the principal and a cop, then wound up taking a fall from a bridge with no witnesses. The same bridge that Martin Kruze
jumped from. (Prince Edward Viaduct) No history of mental illness or suicidal tendencies that I can find. EXACTLY THE SAME SPOT THAT KRUZE JUMPED FROM (see article 'Death of a Choirboy' , by Jane O'Hara & John Nicol, Maclean's Magazine, Feb2nd , 1998, volume 111, issue 5 . page 3)
Now, what are the odds that Aue Yeung would know exactly which spot Kruze jumped from? (Bloor St. viaduct bridge is HUGE)
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the above image is one of the earlier incarnations of the Knights of Malta, of which Leaf's owner Steve Stavros was a member. St. Michael's choir master Hodson is a member of Knights of St. Gregory . btw, the Ontario Teacher's Pension Plan financially backed Steve Stavros to buy the Leafs, and is now the majority owner of the Leafs, so here is another clue as to why the Leafs are in this gay pedophile movie.
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Jane Krick" wrote:
> You do realize that those episodes occurred when the Leafs were under the > ownership of Harold Ballard and Maple Leaf Entertainment has nothing at all to
> do with the Leafs of that era and took over over 15 years-ago. Besides, it was > a single person who was involved in the perversions that occurred under
> Ballard's Leafs; not the management, the players, coaches or the team.
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Wrong. Three men were charged. Two of them are dead, taking with them whatever they may have eventually revealed. Everyone in the Gardens knew it was happening, and that Kruze was paid to shut up. He was little more than a child prostitute. How many others were paid off? He broke his end of the bargain, and came forward in 1997.
We all know that Ballard was a Freemason, and the ownership was passed on from him to another Freemason, Steve Stavros, and we know that Kenneth Au Yeung died under suspicious circumstances because he knew something. (his prank in the yearbook caused him to be interrogated in a secret meeting, maybe to find out how much he knew. I guess he probably knew too much, because he was found dead the next day. Yeung had altered the text of the yearbook before it went to press, and jokingly added a blurb under a choirmaster's picture saying something to the effect of 'also works part time as equipment manager to the Toronto Maple Leafs', a reference to the Maple Leaf Gardens pedophile sex scandal)
He died essentially in police custody, as he was never seen alive again after that meeting. The official story is that he left the meeting , went straight to the bridge,
and two people saw him jump. To me this is B.S., Au Yeung was a young , attractive, gifted, and dynamic young asian man who was going on to be a computer engineer, volunteered
at a seniors center, and once boasted that he was the luckiest guy in the world because he knew he would be a rich high-tech specialist in an era of unlimited opportunit. We are supposed to abelieve this Yeung guy , a winner by every standard , was suicidal over a trivial joke in a year book. Oh, but there were witnesses, you say? Two people say they saw him jump. There were two witnesses to Kruze's suicide jump too. How convenient, there are always just two witnesses, and don't anyone try to tell me that a cult with this amount of power and determination could not find a couple of willing liars to say they saw him jump, or say that they saw Kruze jump. We are dealing with a psychopathic elite here.
Video:
Check out this brief video of the masonic Toronto Police statues at the main downtown Toronto Police Department and the obelisk with the little boy pulling it in this video: (guess they fixed HIS little red wagon!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6bOwIyHjBk
Martin Kruze may have known too much also. Two people claimed to see him 'jump' from the bridge. Funny that it was during the teacher's strike so that the school under the bridge would be empty, therefore noone around to see what really happened, and only two people say he jumped. How difficult is it to find people who will say what you want them to say?
imo, Kruze may have been murdered by the same people that killed Yeung. For the same reason? Maybe they figured Kruze knew even more than he had told.
http://tinyurl.com/yfpuls
(& how ironic that he 'jumped' during the teacher's strike , so that noone would be inside the nearby school, and the strike was by the same damn teacher's union now happens to own the controlling interest in MLSE, the Toronto Maple Leafs, and the new Air Canada Center.)
the same teacher's union that has a masonic lamp as its logo:
the same type of lamp in the national press club logo (Bohemian Grove)
The same union that Hodson worked for and the principal, the last person that Yeung was known to have been with alive) during a time that tempers and passions were hot among the teachers union staff. What really happened to Yeung that night? He was in a secret meeting with two members of two masonic unions (police and teacher's ) , in trouble for connecting the masonic employee of the masonic teacher's union to the masonic Leaf's organization, Another thought: Who was it that was hiring all these pedophiles to work at Maple Leaf Gardens? Why did so many work there? Ever thought of that? Could it be that they were networked , in some way connected OUTSIDE the organization?
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> How pathetic you are. You really don't have any evidence. Only your warped, > Christofascist lies and homoerotic fantasies. That's the problem with you
> crazed religious fanatics.
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Oh , so I'M a fanatic just because I do not cater to the every whim of a cult of union nutbars that are heavy into homosexuality and 'earth day' and black history month, many of whom happen to secretly worship the cult of child-porn peddling , child trafficking , satanic- flesh-eating ritual Euro-mafia that give them most of their marching orders. You know the type, the Murray Rothsteins and the Heinz Kissingers and the rest of them. I would say , dare say I, that these people are fanatics, not I.
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Joe wrote:
> Phillip Mcracken wrote:
> > Disgusting.
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You think THAT's disgusting.
In the context of the emerging prospect that a cult of gay pedophiles is regularly chucking male teenagers off the Bloor St. viaduct and calling it 'suicide' with a little help from their friends:
The following article was printed in one of those large-circulation 'gay friendly' fliers that few seem to read, and it lingered salaciously on the pain and horror of the fall.
Toronto news flyer NOW gloats over gory deaths of Kruze, AuYeng
(bodies landed on playing field of 'Art School', school described by student as "A walking gay pride parade.")
Gruesome little article on how the kids from Rosedale Secondary 'Arts' School regularly enjoy the 'theatre' of watching people jump from the adjacent Bloor Street Viaduct (bridge) towering above the school. Bear with me here, because it gets even stranger: First the article, and a link to the article, followed by my comments and insights. This article was printed, take note of the date, just weeks after Ken Auyeng was found dead.
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To get an idea of the type of free recycled newsprint downtown flyer that NOW is putting out:
[two examples of the type of material printed in Now (ultra-'progressive' homosexual advice columns:
http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/current/savage.php
http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2006-10-12/savage.php)
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Now to get an idea of the type of school that Rosedale Heights School of the Arts is
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosedale_Heig...ool_of_the_Arts
*********From an article in Eye Weekly(June 2005)
QUOTE
http://www.eye.net/eye/issue/issue_06.23.0...g-prideprom.php
Pretty in Pink
BY ALLISON MARTELL
Last Tuesday, June 21, queer youth from across the GTA gathered at Buddies In Bad Times Theatre for the tenth annual Pride Prom.
The theme was "A Midsummer Night's Prom: A Decade of Pride and Magic." Students from other schools have also pitched in to organize -
University of Toronto Schools coordinates decorations and Ursula Franklin Academy helps with outreach Carmen Vazquez is a student at Rosedale Heights.
"It's a walking gay pride parade," she says of her own school.
Pretty in Pink
BY ALLISON MARTELL
Last Tuesday, June 21, queer youth from across the GTA gathered at Buddies In Bad Times Theatre for the tenth annual Pride Prom.
The theme was "A Midsummer Night's Prom: A Decade of Pride and Magic." Students from other schools have also pitched in to organize -
University of Toronto Schools coordinates decorations and Ursula Franklin Academy helps with outreach Carmen Vazquez is a student at Rosedale Heights.
"It's a walking gay pride parade," she says of her own school.
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NOW flyer's article that specifically references the broken bodies of Martin Kruze and Kenneth Au Yeng:
http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/17/26/News/feature.html
Remember that this is the Feb.-March '98 edition of NOW, just a few weeks after Au Yeng's broken body was found below the bridge on the playing field of the Rosedale Heights Secondary Arts School.
QUOTE
'there's an almost festive, ferris-wheel quality to the design of the steel girders that spin out of its concrete piers.'
'some 10 people a year (allegedly) choose to leap from some part of its 1,680-foot span'.
'You will die when you hit. At contact, you will be moving at approximately 61 miles an hour.'
'It is certainly a practical choice, definitely high enough to do the job, but I like to think it's an aesthetic, theatrical choice, too.''
'the bodies often land on the school's playing field, and kids have run down before the authorities arrive'
'It can be quite change in lesson plan when a class gets to see someone ' (Rosedale Heights 'art' school kids)
'If he landed on his head (which is fairly common), there would be massive damage to the skull and brain, possibly including the bursting of the skull.'
'However, since "all parts of the body hit the ground eventually," he would likely also suffer broken arms or legs, or fractured ribs, or spinal damage.'
'One must also take into account the effects of very sudden deceleration on the body's internal organs. They will not all decelerate at the same rate, so there will be significant "shearing and rupture" inside the body.'
'We were lucky that Martin Kruze jumped during the teachers' strike.'
' No one saw Kenneth Au Yeung (the St. Michael's choir boy) jump .'
'a sort of curtain call, at least for the body, which is almost always found and can appear before its public, perhaps its formerly less than adoring public, to provoke one last frisson of terror and dismay.'
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The above was printed shortly after Martin Kruze and Ken AuYeung were found dead below the bridge, their families still freshly grieving.
It was printed shortly after they had died supiciously, in circumstances surrounding their exposure of a homosexual pedophile ring targeting young boys.
The article was printed in one of those large-circulation 'gay friendly' fliers that few seem to read, and it lingers salaciously on
the pain and horror of the fall, and seemingly takes some pleasure in noting that the deaths of young Martin and Ken had certainly made SUCH
a mess, such an ugly mess, but at least the 'less than adoring' students in the 'walking gay rights parade' Rosedale Heights School
were not 'provoked to dismay' by it's appearance.
Notice the dehumanization. The grieving have their departed love reduced to an 'it', in the case of 'homophobe prankster' Au Yeng, and Martin Kruze, their
deaths a 'theatrical display' and their personage reduced to a 'curtain call ', little more than a mound of 'shearing and rupture' and 'burst
skulls' , intended to provoke dismay. While the families were still grieving.
So here we may have the final picture. Au Yeng and Kruze made waves, and they not only killed them, they chose to throw them both from the
same spot on the Bloor St. Viaduct bridge, down onto the grounds of Rosedale School, an arty school for the teen children of Toronto's gay
dancers and actors and artists scene, described by students as a 'walking gay pride parade.' (AuYeng was a Christian Catholic choir boy
too (St. Michael's Choir School) Another bit of delicious irony and another possible motive for whoever decided to throw him there.
Then just weeks later that scornful, gloating, and gruesome little article appeared in a gay newsmagazine.
Also, if you go to Google Earth and have a look, you will find that this spot on the bridge also affords the falling victim a terrifying view of St.
James cemetery.
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'Grimshaw' wrote
>>More likely that if Martin Kruze was killed, that he >>was getting too much mileage, making too >>many 'inroads', so to speak, with his activism. Martin had created, and was largely the leader, of a >>huge backlash that was building against the gay agenda. He was getting a lot of media play too. Toronto could feel the tension. The >>Toronto gay movement is a powerful faction, funded and supported by the masonic occult, so >>they got tired of the butt-kicking they were >taking every day in the media over the Gardens thing. Martin just would not shut up, and the thing was growing. Then Stuckless got a wrist slap, and >>here goes Kruze spouting off again to the media.........the bastard had already been paid off and he still wouldn't shut up. A couple of days later he was dead. AuYeng? He was a >christian choir boy in the wrong place at the wrong time, tried to start a witch hunt. His murder would have been a masonic ritual
>>job. Something to with the dates too....shaman >>sign reading, interpretation, all that. His death >>shut a lot of people up.[
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04/06/99 mmboTsar.
>I get it . the dates and the >synchronicities of the schools, the strikes , the >politics between the christian schools and the >'progressive' secular schools, the religion, it may >have triggered something occult. 'Seer' >told them >to throw the christian school boy >the same spot Kruze jumped , the 'graveyard school' suckzzzzzzzzz!!!!
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whether Kruze jumped or was thrown, I think Yeung's death was no suicide.
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>>.THE GAY AGENDA IS A CORPORATE
>>CONSERVATIVE AGENDA , GAYS WORK FOR LESS
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>Get serious , Bush is a bible belter
>LOL! WAKE UP! >THE BUSHERS ARE GROVERSBUSH FAMILY ARE CIA A SKULL& BONES HOMOSEXUAL INITITIATES
>>BUSH INC. FIGURED OUT LONG AGO WIFEY WANTS A SECOND CAR TWO CAR GARAGE :
APPLE PIE COSTS $$$$$$$$!< AMERICAN DREAM !!! >/YOU CAN PAY GAYS LESSYUO ARE NOT PAYING TO RAISE THEIR
>CHILDREN!!!!W<EVERY CHILD BORN THEY GUY NEEDS A RAISE, NO KIDS NO SCHOOL NO HOUSING COSTS
NO UNIONS < NO HOLIDAYS> IF HE RAISES KIDS HE RAISES WAGES !!!
BOHEMIAN GROVE/MARK FOLEY/LARRY KING RUNS AMERICA: ASK CHAD SAVAGE CORPORATE AGENDA IS GAY THEY ARE THE ONES FINANCING IT <BREAK AMERICA
LIKE A BRONCO , GELDINGS AND OUT TO PASTURE AT BROKE- BACK MOUNTAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Guess they'll put in Hillary for the snip-snip now that they are almost done the snipping in the Middle East.
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>If old Harold Ballard were still running the business, someone would be skinned alive for supporting this film. Crusty as he was, this certainly >was not his cup of tea. Same goes for the last owner, Stavros - another money guy, but not a child porn or diddler supporter.
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Not so sure about that one: this out just ten months ago:
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http://www.cbc.ca/canada/toronto/story/200...lard20060310....
Leaf owners settle with woman over Ballard accusations
Last Updated: Friday, March 10, 2006 | 4:05 PM ET CBC News
The lawyer for a woman who says Harold Ballard sexually abused her as a child is crediting the current owners of the Toronto Maple Leafs for settling the case out of court.
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/toronto/story/200...lard20060310....
Leaf owners settle with woman over Ballard accusations
Last Updated: Friday, March 10, 2006 | 4:05 PM ET CBC News
The lawyer for a woman who says Harold Ballard sexually abused her as a child is crediting the current owners of the Toronto Maple Leafs for settling the case out of court.
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http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentSe...thestar/Layou...
MLSE comes to terms in suit involving Ballard
Now living in King City, the plaintiff, who was identified in court documents only as "R.M." alleged that Ballard first abused her in 1963
when she was 10. Her uncle worked as a painter at Maple Leaf Gardens. Ballard died in 1990 at the age of 86 and his estate wouldn't be
included as a defendant because the claim was filed more than two years after his death. The lawsuit was filed on April 9, 2003.
The woman charged that the abuse occurred "generally'' on holidays and weekends in locations including Ballard's car in the underground
parking garage at the Gardens, the hockey arena's rafters and the popular Hot Stove Lounge. It continued repeatedly until she was 18, she
alleged.
During the years she claims she was abused, Ballard would give her tickets to Gardens events, like front-row seats to a 1965 Beatles
concert. Between the ages of 16 and 18, she allegedly worked as his driver. The woman had sought damages of at least $1.95 million, including
$200,000 for pain and suffering; $500,000 for loss of future income and $1 million for special and punitive damages. The complainant hadn't
approached authorities or filed a lawsuit before last year, her lawyer told the Star, because Ballard threatened to fire her uncle.
Ballard was also named in a suit as an alleged abuser of a male, his estate was sued on the basis that Ballard knew what was occurring at
the MLG and allowed it to happen :
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http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/stor...931360223_96/...
'Former Toronto Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard knew of the pedophile scandal at his Gardens hockey arena and once sexually propositioned a boy, according to a new lawsuit.'
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/stor...931360223_96/...
'Former Toronto Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard knew of the pedophile scandal at his Gardens hockey arena and once sexually propositioned a boy, according to a new lawsuit.'
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bobloblaw wrote:
>Red Kelly?
>It seems you are getting carried away with your associations you are trying to create. Do you really think everyone is evil?
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I mentioned Red Kelley's Pyramid Power craze in the context of proof that the Leaf's organization was into masonic ritual, and also in the
context of showing people that Harold Ballard was not the 'christian conservative establishment type' that a lot of people seem to think he
was. If he were , he never would have tolerated the coach of his team being featured live on Hockey Night in Canada placing little pyramids
under the Toronto Mapleleaf's player's bench. Ballard was into this stuff BIG TIME.
It is also emerging that he himself was a pedophile, and he sold the team to another member of the masonic occult, Steve Stavros.
The facts are the facts.
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>A comedy about 2 gay dads does not imply they are sexualizing this kid. It does not imply the Toronto Maples leafs support child molesters. It >does not imply it has anything do to with the tragedies that happened in the past there.
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The MapleLeafs approved of their team's logo being used in this highly controversial film, despite the uniquely sordid history of the Mapleleafs.
