Check this out:
"Naked in a bed in a brothel with a young Asian woman." Well, that's not in the story linked to. He was in the bed, she wasn't. And it was "suspected" of being a "bawdy house." Not the same as *being* a "brothel." Layton was questioned, but not charged. There wasn't anything to charge him over.
So, if you go to the wrong place to get a massage -- I see them all over and have no idea which is good and which isn't -- and the police come in, that's it, your public career is over?
This is Conservative endgame crap all over again. Remember Goodale and the baseless RCMP investigation announced at the end of the 2006 election? "Senate seat" Duffy releasing the tapes against Dion? Same thing.
I note that the NDP considers the story malicious. People need to be more cautious about what they write.
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Judeo-Christian: an intractable oxymoron
Judeo refers to Torah (Hebrew: "Instruction"), which requires one to do one's utmost to adhere to the Instruction, including a prohibition against adding any new book or covenant. (Jeremiah's prophecy of a "New Covenant" was engraving the Torah in the hearts of Israel = Jews; see Jer. 31.33.)
Christian necessarily supersedes the "Old Testament" (an offensive assumption that begs the question) with the "New Testament"; salvation exclusively through a Hellenized (thousands of 2nd-4th century Roman redactions) man-god that "saves" no matter how one behaves--which explains the deteriorating behavior in the Christian world just as assimilation toward Christian ways and values explains deterioration in the Jewish world.
Critical scrutiny of 1st century history reveals that Hellenist Christianity derived from peering through the lenses of Hellenist Romans, not from the Judaic 1st century Pharisee Ribi traditionally assumed (see the "30-99 C.E." pages of the History Museum at www.netzarim.co.il).
Perhaps it's overdue for both gentiles and Jews to return to focusing on the Judeo?
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