Really, This Isn't Very Christian

Under the auspices of defendmarriage.ca, The President of Canada Christian College, Charles McVety, seems to be cybersquatting on MP domain names and telling people to contact these MPs regarding their vote on the same-sex marriage legislation. Don Boudria whined about it in Hansard:

Mr. Speaker, two days ago I rose in the House on a question of privilege to talk about the fact that there had been tampering with electronic equipment in the offices of members of Parliament, namely the telephone systems hooked up to fax lines. Six or seven MPs at least have been affected by this situation. I want to add to this today by bringing the following to the attention of your honour. We now have a situation where people are engaged in what is commonly referred to as cybersquatting. People have now taken over the websites of members of Parliament in much the same way....

Finally, in about 15 such cases of the 50 that I have just enumerated, the members of Parliament are now subject to this actual cybersquatting. In other words, it is not only that the sites have been taken over, and many of them were previously held by the members and were paid for personally and otherwise, but now some of them have already been converted to these right-wing religious organizations.

Wonder if Charles learned to do that at CCC or just had his IT department look after it. Apparently, CCC offers "specialization beyond basic theology into areas such as religious education, christian counselling, sacred music and business communications." Indeed.

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I guess there's no "thou shalt not cybersquat" commandment.