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As if one needed more evidence of the corruption that has infested the Canadian Human Rights Commission! Still, if one were looking for said evidence, one wouldn’t have to look very far, as new evidence has come to light detailing how the CHRC apparently knowingly falsified a transcript of a proceeding that was released to media.

The removed bit?

An explicit confirmation by Dean Steacy that a certain “someone” knew who had logged in to a website under the pseudonym Jadewarr and printed off excerpts of content from that site — something which said “someone” had denied while testifying under oath.

Update: Welcome, Steynians!

This:

Last month, an investigator with the [Canadian Human Rights Commission] told a hearing into a hate complaint that he made postings on websites under the password-protected pseudonym “Jadewarr.”

In response to a subpoena, Bell Canada linked “Jadewarr” to [Nelly Hechme]’s personal internet account, and provided her address and telephone number at the public hearing.

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Hechme disputed an initial media report that her wireless Internet access was unsecured and therefore easily hacked. In fact, she said, it required an encryption key that could not have been guessed or casually cracked.

When she forgot the key, even she couldn’t access the connection, she said.

“It was so secure to the point I couldn’t get into it (so) I’m not sure how they got into it. It’s very bizarre.”

Reminds me of this: