Zuzak GRC Report; Wed., Oct. 05, 2005
(1) Nuclear fission reactor technology:
Recent events with respect to Ukraine and Iran indicate that both the
United
States and the European Union wish to preclude the development of
nuclear
technology for the production of electricity outside of U.S./European
control.
The Action Ukraine Report (AUR#557, 13Sep2005) indicates that the U.S.
has
reneged on its commitment on funding the
Ukraine Nuclear Fuel Qualification Project (UNFQP). Similarly,
tremendous
pressure is being exerted on Iran to dissuade it from developing its
own
nuclear fission reactor technology. Two inter-connected articles on the
issue
are available at
http://www.willzuzak.ca/tp/wllzzk/williams20050913AUR-557.html
The situation presents an opportunity for
Canada (and Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., in particular) to become
involved in
a joint project with Ukraine.
(2) Matas
provocation: In response
to the article "Action on war crime overdue" by David Matas (Winnipeg
Free Press, 18Sep2005), in which he demands that Cabinet revoke the
citizenship
of Vladimir Katriuk, Helmut Oberlander, Wasyl Odynsky, Michael
Baumgartner and
Jacob Fast, I have posted a critique on my website via the Josef Furman
link,
or specifically at
http://www.willzuzak.ca/tp/furman/matas20050918WinnipegFreePress.html
It consists of my critical comments [in
square brackets and in the color fuchsia] interspersed throughout the
original
text. There are links to a number of relevant articles archived on my
website.
At the end, I take the Winnipeg Free Press to task for providing a
forum for
the demagoguery of Mr. Matas.
(3) D&D issue: As far as we know, a Pre-Trial Conference for the cases of Josef Furman and Jura Skomatchuk is still scheduled for 18Oct2005, despite an Order dated 23Aug2005 rendered by Prothonotary Martha Milczynski.
(4) UKAR:
http://www.willzuzak.ca/lp/index.html
In a letter stamped SEP 13 2005, the CHRC
informed Dr. Lubomyr Prytulak that its Disposition Committee has
decided to
forward the CJC v UKAR complaint to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.
In
response to a Prytulak telephone inquiry, the Secretary to the
Commission,
Lucie Veillette, in a letter stamped SEP 21 2005 states: “Your letter
of July 29, 2005 was not submitted to
the Commission. The names of the Commissioners who rendered the
decision in the
above complaint are: the Chief Commissioner Mary Gusella and
Commissioner
Aimable Ndejuru.” [Mr. Ndejuru, located in Montreal, was appointed
part-time
Commissioner by Justice Minister Irwin Cotler in December 2004.]
In a letter
dated 03Oct2005, Lubomyr Prytulak once again accuses the CHRC of
spoliating his
submissions. These first two letters (pdf files) , Dr. Prytulak’s
response and
24 other key documents are listed at
http://www.willzuzak.ca/lp/chrc/outline.html
Respectfully yours
Will Zuzak, 2005-10-05