I dunno exactly who he is, but I think I like him.

Flanagan runs a clever game, currently pimping himself out as a political commentator who’s broken from the party line and distanced himself from Harper. It’s an act, and one that regularly fools CBC into providing a free platform for his sick mission to make Canada a conservative paradise. Too bad he’s winning his war on our souls.

Tom Flanagna is absoultely right.
Fist grab Julain Assange, subject him to very hard interrogation to extract all info from him, in particular whether he is working for Al Qaeda, Iran, Russia or all ove the above. Then terminate him with extreme prejudice for all the lives he has put at risk and all the harm he has done without a twinge of remorse.

Politicians and political strategists in Alberta are all to quick to condemn people they disagree with.
Tom Flanagan – kill Julian Assange
Fred Horne – Raj Sherman is mentally unstable
Dr. John O’Connor, Dr. David Schindler, Peter Lee and Kevin Timoney have all been disparaged or discredited by government in response to their claims that the tar sands cause cancer due to the contaminated water and wildlife in and adjacent to the Athabaska River downstream from Fort McMurray.
Tom Flanagan and Mike Huckabee have power and influence over individuals who have guns and the inclination to carry out an assassination.
In my opinion Mr. Assange is being persecuted for his efforts to provide us with the tools to hold governments accountable.

Assange has wrapped himself in the robes of the pious and self righteous and appointed himself defender of Public good. What he does is manipulate and censor material before he releases it. Case in point is the video of the Reuters killing…Wikileaks purposely edited out the portion of that tape at the beginning which clearly showed the men carrying RPG’s and AK47′s, (found on the Jawa Report and other sites)now he whines about calls for his assassination/execution??.he is nothing less than a criminal who richly deserves the backlash.

Let the silence that follows the neutralization of Julian Assange, his staff and his co-conspirators speak volumes to the enlightened socialist academia, liberal intelligencia and those sneering, malicious self appointed bringers of “clarity and truth” remaining who toy with the idea of dabbling in what is nothing more than a treasonous, seditious exercise in self gratification wrapped in the robes of the self righteous.

As a footnote, I find it remarkable that Assange, now righteously indignant that his death has been called for, falls back on the Canadian criminal code to silence opposition to his little program of murderous anarchy. How utterly predictable that a man who has toyed with the lives of millions for his own personal amusement now shrilly calls for the protections afforded by the democratic processes of the very nations and governments he has unceasingly assaulted and subverted.

I would urge the University of Calgary to censure Professor Flanagan and remove him from any position of authority, influence, or otherwise. I would also urge thoughtful and circumspect students to boycott his lectures. His statements are deplorable and indefensible.

We need more people like Mr. Julian Assange who are willing to speak truth to power, and encourage the free flow of information which directly affects public policy decisions. If we value freedom of information, transparency, openness, and democracy, we ought to praise not condemn such efforts.

“Information is the currency of democracy.” — Thomas Jefferson

“The liberties of a people never were, nor ever will be, secure, when the transactions of their rulers may be concealed from them.” — Patrick Henry

“Nothing so diminishes democracy as secrecy.” — Ramsey Clark

“The very word ‘secrecy’ is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths, and to secret proceedings.” — John Fitzgerald Kennedy

“A government by secrecy benefits no one. It injures the people it seeks to serve; it damages its own integrity and operation. It breeds distrust, dampens the fervor of its citizens and mocks their loyalty.” — Russell Long

“When the state constitution grants each citizen an “inalienable right” to “privacy,” it’s talking about individuals seeking safety from an overreaching government, not an elected official trying to evade the oversight of constituents. It’s the difference between seeking protection from tyranny and seeking protection from democracy.” — Jon Mendelson

“The basic purpose of FOIA is to ensure an informed citizenry, vital to the functioning of a democratic society, needed to check against corruption and to hold the governors accountable to the governed.” — United States Supreme Court in NLRB v. Robbins Tire Co., 437 U.S. 214, 242 (1978)

“The overarching purpose of access to information legislation … is to facilitate democracy. It does so in two related ways. It helps to ensure first, that citizens have the information required to participate meaningfully in the democratic process, and secondly, that politicians and bureaucrats remain accountable to the citizenry.” — Gerard LaForest, former Supreme Court of Canada Justice, in Dagg vs. Canada (1997)

A Canadian actually killing someone? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!