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A brief discussion of Dr. Jordan B. Peterson’s court case regarding freedom of speech in Canada. The College of Psychologist’s is forcing mandatory “social media re-training” in order for Jordan to keep his license, after a dozen or so complaints were submitted online about his tweets and Joe Rogan podcasts. The Supreme Court has ruled against his appeal, ruling that the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms has no force against the mid level bureaucrats who rule the professional colleges and regulatory boards. This is a blow to all working professionals in Canada who value freedom of speech, to say...

here’s the real problem — a national emergency declaration would not change how the police are handling the protests.... So if a national emergency doesn’t override provincial or municipal “control or direction” of police aren’t we back at square one, where the police with jurisdiction are dealing with the problem? ... Some might argue that federal prohibitions like that cited earlier regarding public assemblies breaching the peace are reason enough to declare a national emergency, giving the police additional powers, but in Ontario and most other provinces those prohibitions can be made under a provincial emergency declaration, or even a...

Winnipeg’s Museum For Human Rights: Canada’s $300 Million Temple of Ideology By John Jalsevac Powerful Propaganda Institute Being Planned Right at the heart of Canada a host of the most influential, wealthy and socially liberal Canadians and world leaders are planning to construct the most powerful propaganda institute the country has yet seen. A giant glass blaze of light constructed at the crux where the Red and Assiniboine rivers meet, with deliberate architectural ties to mother earth and native Indian earth spirituality, the Museum For Human Rights will eventually serve as the temple of Canada’s new state ideology. It will...

Hon. Stephen Harper (Leader of the Opposition, CPC): Mr. Speaker, before I turn to my formal remarks I would like to begin with just a brief reply to the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister spoke at length, as we just heard, about rights in the Charter of Rights. I remind the Prime Minister that in our system of government, the Prime Minister does not decide or define our rights. The Prime Minister does not interpret the Charter of Rights. The Supreme Court of Canada does that. He asked the Supreme Court of Canada to endorse his interpretation and it just...

  Never before has a case of               Unlawfull and Unconstitutional        Been Exposed in Canada like this. Please go to www.thewrongguy.ca        Letter from 'The Law Society of Upper Canada': http://www.thewrongguy.ca/part07/Package07_Page_040.pdf   The Starting of the Re-Instated 'Habeas Corpus Act': http://www.thewrongguy.ca/part07/Package07_Page_250.pdf Joe Warren Part 1  |  Part 2  |  Part 3  |  Part 4  |  Part 5  |  Part 6  |  Part 7  |  Part 8  |  Part 9 Public Human Rights Appeal and Section 2 of Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms