Baha’i Representative Appointed to Canada’s External Advisory Committee on Religious Freedom

Members of the External Advisory Committee (EAC) for Religious Freedom . © DFATD

Toronto, Ontario, 24 July 2015 (CBNS) — The Honourable Rob Nicholson, Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, recently announced the establishment of an External Advisory Committee on religious freedom. The committee is comprised of 23 members from a variety of Canadian faith and belief communities, including the Director of Government Relations for the Baha’i Community of Canada, Corinne Box.

The Baha’i member was appointed by the government to serve as the vice-chair of the Advisory Committee. Father Raymond J. de Souza, a Roman Catholic priest from Kingston, was appointed chair and Malik Talib, President of the Aga Khan Council for Canada, was appointed as a second vice chair.

The Committee will advise the Office of Religious Freedom on the exercise of its mandate to promote and defend religious freedom internationally as a central element of Canada’s foreign policy. The inaugural meeting of the Committee was held at the Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada building in Ottawa in late June with Minister Nicholson and Dr. Andrew Bennett, Canada’s Ambassador for Religious Freedom. The Committee will meet semi-annually.

Source :
http://www.bahainews.ca/en/node/1022

How Baha'is use their women ?

ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF BAHA'I FAITH USING WOMEN TO INFLUENCE THE INFLUENTIAL

The year 2016 began with sizzling rumor (later confirmed to be fact) of outgoing young Sama Sabet having unusually close friendship with middle-aged international correspondent R. Gandhi. Sabet knew the theory well that, "Happiest moment of a man is his weakest also".

Well versed in the art of baiting men, Sama is well known for the several boyfriends she has. This ability was nurtured by the Baha’i background to which she owes allegiance to. Baha’i Religion is a miniscule cult whose female adherents have a determined intent to convert or influence by hook-or-crook, this is a part of their culture, to be shamelessly appealing to kindle interest in the opposite sex.

Gandhi was just another victim.

Delhi based Gandhi, married with two children and an influential correspondent till recently associated with CBC (and now with a prominent Indian News Media), was another target.

Sama, based in Kashmir, had come to Delhi for service to the nefarious Lotus Temple. Gandhi on a visit to temple was trapped by Sama. Was it just a beginning of another illicit relation, or was it planned? For answering this we must refer to the history of the faith in past 75 years, and we find several rich and influential Indians ending into an affair with Baha’i girls (like Soonawallahs, Sorabjees, Gandhis, Motiwallahs, Gaurs, Jindals and….) only to get weakened from their inherited religion and sucked into the Baha’i cult. Needless to say their wealth, influence and progeny are gifted to the Baha’i Faith.

Statistically today, in India the Baha’i Faith members have highest per capita income. No one has perhaps bothered to analyze the reason. Had such illicit relations and love stories been read more seriously, the truth would have been exposed.

Sama has and is using Gandhi to access International Media, to showcase the Baha’i Faith. Gandhi has opened his heart (and wallet) for continued companionship of (not so) beautiful Sama. Gandhi has further obliged by going against his profession ethics, to give free hand to Sama (read Baha’is) to propagate her religion.

Sama Sabet trapping innocent Indian boys to join Baha'i cult.

Gandhi has been cheated (in return of favors shown by a (not so) beautiful Baha’i lady) but Journalism has been dealt a severe blow. Alas, a tool for exposing injustice has taken a corrupt turn.  Will fellow journalists keep silence?

In fact going a step forward the scam has to be further exposed before other journalists like Gandhi fall in trap.

Pls. Note : Above article has been edited by the blogger. Original can be read at the following link

https://smartbahai.wordpress.com/

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Department of Pilgrimage (Haifa) issues travel warning to Bahá’ís

Baha'i Pilgrims

Dear Bahá’í Friend,

We acknowledge receipt of your email letter of xxxxx 2016.

With respect to your enquiry about staying in other parts of Israel for personal reasons, we are able to inform you that in general pilgrims are permitted to spend a total of 38 days in Israel and brief visitors are permitted to spend about two weeks in Israel. In general, you are encouraged to follow any advice issued by your government or other appropriate sources about travel within Israel.  Given the current circumstances in the country, you are asked not to visit Jerusalem until further notice.  In addition, you are asked not to visit Gaza or the West Bank - which includes Bethlehem and Jericho.

With loving Bahá’í greetings,

Department of Pilgrimage