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"These are the times that try men's soul," Thomas Paine.
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combined pitch for a compelling narrative and two powerful plays/scripts:
1) Love, Sex & Islam, Free PDF 148 pages.
2) Remembering Uzza, Free PDF 416 pages.
3) Alice Visits a Mosque to Learn About Judgement Day, Free PDF 74 pages.
COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS - Previous: 2024 | Israel-Hamas War | O Canada
Fade to Black - October 21, 2024
For the author, a bit of a retrospective about what he has have tried to do before his existence fades to black, and for you to take notice lest Western Civilization follows suit.
At kibbutz devastated by Oct. 7 massacres, some doubt Israel's wars will ever end CBC Oct. 7, 2024
The first two massacres of Jews by rival worshippers of the same god.
A child bride won the right to divorce - now the Taliban say it doesn't count.
It took just 10 days from them sweeping into the capital, Kabul, for the man she was promised to at seven to ask the courts to overturn the divorce ruling she had fought so hard for...
The Taliban have also systematically removed all judges – both male and female – and replaced them with people who supported their hardline views.
Women were also declared unfit to participate in the judicial system. "Women aren't qualified or able to judge because in our Sharia principles the judiciary work requires people with high intelligence," says Abdulrahim Rashid, director of foreign relations and communications at Taliban's Supreme Court. BBC Sept. 29, 2024
Evidence in support of the Taliban’s claim as to a woman’s intelligence deficit.
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My everyman's writings on the Koran, Muhammad and Islam are part of what, with Lucette's passing, became a solitary campaign against the willful ignorance that will be our undoing.
What happens to boreal.ca after I am gone is one thing, my books quite another. In Remembering Uzza, a character is prosecuted under a law that makes it a criminal offence to cause anyone “dogmatic distress” because of something they said or wrote. Under legislation making its way through Parliament that type of offence will likely become reality.
While Bill C-63 is ostensibly aimed at what is posted online, under new powers granted the Canadian Human Rights Commissioner by the legislation, they will be allowed to entertain and rule on any complaints filed by anyone alleging to have suffered the equivalent of dogmatic distress, including from what has yet to be said or published. My books will definitely cause some readers to experience “dogmatic distress”, especially my latest and last: Fade to Black.
In my last will and testament I have instructed my executor to transfer all my published and unpublished material, including cover art, into the public domain. You will be free to publish any or all of my books under your own label, just give credit where credit is due. To make it easy, contents of all my books is available as web pages and as free downloadable PDFs. You may want to get ready now.
Cheers!
Bernard Payeur email