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High School Student Catches Suzuki’s Lie
    #11395 – Mon Nov 21 2005 05:54 AM

It’s very encouraging when a high school student picks up on the hideous bias and political agenda of a junk scientist like David Suzuki:

Suzuki accusation about Bush unfair

I would like to comment on David Suzuki’s Nov. 8 visit to London. Initially I was impressed and glad that he took the time to speak to high school students about the importance of taking care of our planet.

As a teenager who finds these issues important, I was happy to think that maybe other teenagers will become more environmentally conscious.

But I was bitterly disappointed upon reading Suzuki’s sudden claim that George W. Bush is “the ultimate eco-terrorist.”

This comment was unnecessary, rude and Suzuki didn’t even support it. I find it sad that he had to end an otherwise good speech aimed at the general public by singling out a person not even present to defend himself. This comment suggested that Suzuki feels Bush is encouraging the world to pollute and harm our planet, an unfounded and unfair statement, especially when we are all guilty in one way or another of not treating Earth the way we should.

In the future, I hope Suzuki will think before he speaks and be prepared to support such accusations.

Eliza Griffin
Ilderton

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Good luck with getting Suzuki to back up his false claim. He relies on his image and “reputation” alone to validate many of his political claims. Think of how many people hang on his every word…sad.

Re: High School Student Catches Suzuki’s Lie [Re: Marc]
    #11396 – Mon Nov 21 2005 07:28 AM

Suzuki has historically opperated his dangerous agenda without opposition or fact checking. Now, here in an arena that has been a ‘slam dunk’ for Marxists to sow the seeds of communism, our finalist for “GreatestCanadian” has been taken to task by a proud and not easily persuaded student.

Eliza Griffin thinks for herself. She is not racist against her neighbors, regardless of her leaders encouragement to be just that.