When I arrived in Canada 15 years ago, I worked in an office with people from mainly Third World countries. Imagine my surpise to find that they didn’t have to go through all the bollocks I had to put up with before being accepted as an immigrant. First off, I had to go through TWO medicals, not including blood tests and chest X-rays before being passed fit. The same with my wife and two year-old son. Then they thought that junior had a squint in one of his eyes, therefore would not qualify for emigration. We had to take him to a specialist for another examination before he was passed. Then we had to show them our bank accounts, investments and mortgage papers to prove that we had enough money to live off once we landed in Canada. It took us two years to get here. My work colleagues from mainly Third World countries did NOt have to go through the same stringent checks and medicals, before being allowed into Canada only SIX MONTHS from the date they applied to emigrate here. Yert it is they who should be put through the wringer, considering that they come from countries with poor health records, deadly diseases, practically no innoculations and non-existant standards of hygene. Yet white people from Europe and South Africa who want to come here get turned down in their droves while the emmigration elites work feverishly at turning Canada into a Third World shit hole.

I just thought the photo above was beautiful, so I figured I’d add it. Something about it seemed to me to fit with the mysteries of Leap Year. I know, leap year is not all that mysterious, but the photo seems to me to be. I shamelessly grabbed t…

My problem is with how a much larger issue of a rise in hospital infections turns into a Oh-the-darned-Muslims-and-them-immigrants issue. Numerous studies show that hospital workers don’t even scrub in properly, let alone care if their clothes are having a germ fest (I’ll post the source once I see it again). Ventilation systems within hospitals are excellent routes for bacteria to get everywhere and anywhere. And these bacteria aren’t stupid, they are mutating and strains are popping up that are resistant to what were once effective antibiotics. Bacterial strains that were once strictly hospital strains have now become community strains (like methicillin resistant Staph aureus) because of a host of reasons…not just because doctors and nurses have been wearing long sleeved lab coats.

Also true is that they are taking several, not just this coat thing, measures to deal with the problem of nosocomial infections. Anyway, I think the coat idea is stupid to begin with, and I want to go tell these female Muslim docs/nurses that Allah will surely not be mad if they are able to save a life or improve a life even if their arms are showing…we’ve just lost the spirit!

RG