Wednesday digest

- Another story about the excesses of the multiculturalist mentality: An Ottawa man accused of raping and beating his kids was declared not guilty yesterday (although his kids will remain in the care of the Children's Aid Society - what does that tell you?). Comments from the man's lawyer included the following:

Ndema-Moussa called the investigation "shoddy" and said the authorities had no sensitivity to immigrants, who may have a different frame of reference when it comes to what is acceptable punishment for children.

Read the story for yourself here. However, you know there's a possibility that this line of argument is about to be reined in when even someone from the CBC observes that "maybe multiculturalism is just a nice idea for people who haven't been bombed yet."

Or abused, for that matter.

- Make that two White House staffers who haven't been found guilty of leaks, despite the hopes and dreams of the mainstream media (see t-shirt below). With the capture of Zarqawi and the President's bold trip to Baghdad on top of the Rove exoneration, Bush-haters have had a pretty bad time lately. In the meantime, they can still keep hoping for another Vietnam in Iraq.

- If this is true, it seems that "Profane" Pierre Poilievre has taken his act to the floor of the House of Commons.

My comments from the other day stand.