she must have had an interesting experience in high-school.....i wonder what her parents fed her. dog food? cat food? corpses???
Time out for 'full-time Nazi'
Former Coquitlam woman dinged for $1,500 fine and $3,000 compensation for her racist messages on Internet
Ethan Baron, The Province
Published: Wednesday, October 31, 2007
A young neo-Nazi woman who posted hate-filled messages on the Internet while living in Coquitlam has been slapped with a fine by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.
Jessica Beaumont, 21, regularly posted messages on Stormfront, a U.S.-based white-power site, in which she described herself as a "full-time" Nazi.
"I don't feel the need to befriend non-whites," Beaumont wrote in 2004. "Nor would I like to associate with them."
She posted a "Bill of Racial Rights" later that year, in which Right No. 2 proclaimed: "White people have the right to retain and defend their own lands, free from immigration, or habitation by members of other races."
In other postings, Beaumont used racist terms for Asians, aboriginals and blacks.
She attacked homosexuals as "vile and disease ridden, as well as frigging perverts."
Jews did not escape her vitriol. She called them by their German name, juden, and described them as "dirty Jewish animals," as well as the "spawn of Satan himself."
She mistakenly ascribed Jewishness to the Ontario lawyer who filed the complaint with the tribunal, Richard Warman.
The tribunal fined Beaumont $1,500 and ordered her to pay $3,000 in "special compensation" to Warman.
"Most of [Beaumont's] messages are likely to expose a number of targeted groups to hatred," wrote tribunal member Athanasios Hadjis in his decision.
"Ms. Beaumont testified that she did not care what effect her messages would have on members of these groups or the community at large."
Hadjis tempered his condemnation.
"Compared to other hate messages that have come before the tribunal in the past, I find that Ms. Beaumont's do not have the same 'gravity,' " he wrote.
"Ms. Beaumont did not engage in any vivid descriptions of violence against the targeted groups."
Hadjis ordered her to "cease and desist" from discriminatory communications.
Beaumont moved to Calgary last year, where she lives with her parents and works retail for $10.50 an hour, the tribunal decision said.
She could not be reached yesterday for comment.
ebaron@png.canwest.com