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Harper slams communion story as 'low moment in journalism'

(Did the Jews in Harper's court forbid him from taking part in the Eucharist?)


Harper slams communion story as 'low moment in journalism'
Last Updated: Friday, July 10, 2009 | 11:21 AM AT Comments254Recommend70
CBC News

Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Friday the "unsubstantiated" story that he put communion bread in his pocket during the funeral of former governor general Roméo LeBlanc last week, "is a low moment in journalism."

Harper's comment came during a news conference at the Group of Eight summit in L'Aquila, Italy.

"I think somebody running a story — and I don't know where responsibility lies — somebody running an unsubstantiated story that I would stick communion bread in my pocket is really absurd," Harper said.

"First of all, as a Christian, I've never refused communion when offered to me. That is actually pretty important to me," he said.

"And I think it's a real, frankly, a low point. This is a low moment in journalism, whoever is responsible for this. It's just a terrible story, and a ridiculous story, and not based on anything, near as I can tell."

It's the first time the prime minister has commented on the story, and it comes after Archbishop André Richard, who offered the communion wafer to Harper during the ceremony, came to his defence.

Richard, head of the Moncton archdiocese, said Thursday it's considered "sacrilegious" for non-Catholics to take part in the rite, but only if it is done with disrespect.

"In the context, it's obvious that no disrespect was meant, I'm quite sure," he said in a telephone interview.

Richard said a protocol officer told him before the ceremony that anyone who wanted to take part in communion would signal his or her willingness to do so.

Video of the state funeral in Memramcook, N.B., shows Harper — an evangelical Protestant — reaching out to take the host with his right hand, but it doesn't show what he did with it.

A spokesman for the prime minister and at least one witness, Senate Speaker Noel Kinsella, has come forward to say Harper did eat the wafer immediately after he received it.

Richard said, as far as he is concerned, the matter is closed.

Originally Posted by BinkyClowner

Absolutely disgusting.

TREASON!

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[CENTER]TRAITOR!

Stephen Harper, an alleged Christian from Calgary, Canada, selling out Canada to the International Jewish Swindle

I can't believe this! Steven Harper another dam Jewish ask kisser! Who is busy committing TREASON giving what is left of Canadian power away to the Zionists!

Originally Posted by Rightous_Indignation

I can't believe this! Steven Harper another dam Jewish ask kisser! Who is busy committing TREASON giving what is left of Canadian power away to the Zionists!

he only has 28% of the votes....French Canada decides.

Canadian Elections 2006

In Canada Jews are a minority population.

But in the run up to the recent general election there one Jewish writer, David Lazarus, gleefully predicted that ‘the outcome might actually be decided by the “Jewish vote”.’

This very much reinforces our view that the Jews are out to control the world, one nation at a time.

Toronto has several electorates (called ridings in Canada) with significant Jewish populations and there are several more in Quebec.

In a close-fought election just a couple of seats either way could have decided the shape of the next parliament.

We could still see the Jews in parliament attempt to dictate Canadian government policy.

The new Conservative government has just 36% of the seats in house.

In order to govern they have to enter into coalition agreements with some of the other parties and these coalitions are always fragile at best.

In order to get some legislation thru the new Prime Minister, Stephen Harper may find he has to do trades with Jewish MPs in some of the other parties and you can bet your bottom dollar that those trades will all be in favor of Israel.

At this time the Jews don't seem to be controlling Canada's parliament but in the flexible electoral system over the border another election may not be too far away if Prime Minister Harper's coalition falls to pieces.

David Lazarus in The Canadian Jewish News January 26, 2006 (or 26 Tevet, 5766 in the Jewish calendar).

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Originally Posted by BinkyClowner

Harper slams communion story as 'low moment in journalism'

(Did the Jews in Harper's court forbid him from taking part in the Eucharist?)


Harper slams communion story as 'low moment in journalism'
Last Updated: Friday, July 10, 2009 | 11:21 AM AT Comments254Recommend70
CBC News

Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Friday the "unsubstantiated" story that he put communion bread in his pocket during the funeral of former governor general Roméo LeBlanc last week, "is a low moment in journalism."

Harper's comment came during a news conference at the Group of Eight summit in L'Aquila, Italy.

"I think somebody running a story — and I don't know where responsibility lies — somebody running an unsubstantiated story that I would stick communion bread in my pocket is really absurd," Harper said.

"First of all, as a Christian, I've never refused communion when offered to me. That is actually pretty important to me," he said.

"And I think it's a real, frankly, a low point. This is a low moment in journalism, whoever is responsible for this. It's just a terrible story, and a ridiculous story, and not based on anything, near as I can tell."

It's the first time the prime minister has commented on the story, and it comes after Archbishop André Richard, who offered the communion wafer to Harper during the ceremony, came to his defence.

Richard, head of the Moncton archdiocese, said Thursday it's considered "sacrilegious" for non-Catholics to take part in the rite, but only if it is done with disrespect.

"In the context, it's obvious that no disrespect was meant, I'm quite sure," he said in a telephone interview.

Richard said a protocol officer told him before the ceremony that anyone who wanted to take part in communion would signal his or her willingness to do so.

Video of the state funeral in Memramcook, N.B., shows Harper — an evangelical Protestant — reaching out to take the host with his right hand, but it doesn't show what he did with it.

A spokesman for the prime minister and at least one witness, Senate Speaker Noel Kinsella, has come forward to say Harper did eat the wafer immediately after he received it.

Richard said, as far as he is concerned, the matter is closed.

That's hilarious. Busted. Does that out him as a crypto-jew

Ethnically, not a Jew, but a Jew by conversion, be it for financial gain and/or immunity from the coming Judeo World Coup d'Etat.

Originally Posted by BinkyClowner

Canadian Elections 2006

In Canada Jews are a minority population.

But in the run up to the recent general election there one Jewish writer, David Lazarus, gleefully predicted that ‘the outcome might actually be decided by the “Jewish vote”.’

This very much reinforces our view that the Jews are out to control the world, one nation at a time.

Toronto has several electorates (called ridings in Canada) with significant Jewish populations and there are several more in Quebec.

In a close-fought election just a couple of seats either way could have decided the shape of the next parliament.

We could still see the Jews in parliament attempt to dictate Canadian government policy.

The new Conservative government has just 36% of the seats in house.

In order to govern they have to enter into coalition agreements with some of the other parties and these coalitions are always fragile at best.

In order to get some legislation thru the new Prime Minister, Stephen Harper may find he has to do trades with Jewish MPs in some of the other parties and you can bet your bottom dollar that those trades will all be in favor of Israel.

At this time the Jews don't seem to be controlling Canada's parliament but in the flexible electoral system over the border another election may not be too far away if Prime Minister Harper's coalition falls to pieces.

David Lazarus in The Canadian Jewish News January 26, 2006 (or 26 Tevet, 5766 in the Jewish calendar).

Quebec shock jock only Independent MP elected

Critics divided over shutdown of Quebec radio station

Quebec doesn"t accept Jewish power.....
Harper is an idiot ...with 28% of the votes..

Quebec doesn"t accept Jewish power.....

Quebec should start making some damn noise.

Originally Posted by BinkyClowner

Quebec should start making some damn noise.

Vive le Quèbec libre....

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