LIBERALS DANCING ON MOUNTIES' GRAVES

The statement made by Const. Brock Warren Myrol's family was absolutely
correct in emphasizing that we, as a society, must re-evaluate how we raise
our children, must reconsider the liberal values enshrined by the charter
and effected by our appointed Supreme Court, and most importantly, that we
must put more immediate control back into the hands of the police.

This horrible crime highlights just how far we have drifted away from
sensible, responsible governance into an ideologically driven abyss.

If our laws had teeth, it is doubtful the killer would have been walking
free. If our hugely expensive gun-control measures were at all effective, a
mentally disturbed convicted criminal in possession of an assault rifle
would be an impossibility.

The CBC chose to edit Myrol mother's statement, choosing only to air the
portion about Canadians being a "wonderful, caring, loving people."

Why is this? Why are our national media so afraid to challenge the dubious
agendas that have been heaped upon us now for the past 37 years?

Watching delegates at the Liberal convention argue in favour of legalizing
marijuana and prostitution is absolutely appalling. It is with good reason
that drugs are illegal. The gunman made those reasons very clear.

The position that many in the Liberal party are advocating is akin to
dancing on the graves of these fallen, brave Mounties.

Raymond Stickel,

Red Deer