Is Justice Dying in Canada?

TRUDEAU’S Unjust Justice System

Two-tiered Justice Targeting Certain Canadians

Canadians should feel secure in knowing

• Every Canadian is equal before and under the law.
• No Canadian will be targeted by the Justice system for their personal or political views.

This is what Canada’s Constitution and Charter of Rights promises, but it is not always the case. It seems that certain Canadians are being targeted by our justice system for their political or personal views and are treated by a very different standard of justice than the norm.

No matter your political persuasion, this should be deeply concerning to every Canadian.

We invite you to set aside bias or pre-judgment and take a few minutes to consider the facts yourself.

A real-life example of a ‘double standard’ or ‘politicalization’ of the Justice system, is evidenced by the plight of four men involved in the Coutts Alberta ‘freedom convoy’ (winter 2022). They were arrested on gun related charges only a few hours before Justin Trudeau enacted the Emergency Measures Act (Feb 14, 2022). They are charged specifically with ‘conspiracy to commit murder’.

While allegations against these four men are serious, the norm in Canada is that all four should have, long ago, been released on bail while awaiting trial. This is true in Canada even for those with previous convictions AND accused of committing serious violent crimes including murdering a police officer(s).

Trudeau’s Bail System for All Others:
As an example, the top 40 repeat violent
offenders in Vancouver committed a group total of 6,000 crimes, and were REPEATEDLY RELEASED on bail, free to commit an average of 150 such crimes each, in just one year.
 

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A Powerful Tribute To The Freedom Convoy

Live From The Shed

The Freedom Convoy To Ottawa was the greatest grassroots movement in Canadian history where everyday men, women and children of all walks of life, from every province, language, race and religion gathered to stand on guard for the country that we all love.

Canada came together like never before and inspired the world to take a stand against the overreach of governments everywhere. Our flag has once again become a symbol of hope and freedom to the world. Thank you to each of you who drove a truck, car or tractor and to each of you who stood in the freezing cold, waving your flag. You will not be forgotten and one day our nation will remember you as the heroes you are.

We hope this video gives everyone a fuller picture of what the Freedom Convoy was really all about and who we really are. To those of you who were there in Ottawa and continue to gather together in unity, may you walk proudly each day knowing that you have served our country well. 
 

Wins of the Week

Ted Kuntz

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Manitoba Stronger Together

OUR PURPOSE:

At Manitoba Stronger Together, our mission is to restore political influence to the people by empowering them through the creation of a robust bloc of voters. We are dedicated to cultivating an engaged and informed citizenry, leveraging the strength of our collective numbers to influence political representatives and potential candidates at all levels of government.
 

River of Freedom

The unseen groundswell against New Zealand's vaccine mandate

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, Jacinda Ardern’s government enforce mandatory vaccination on almost the entire New Zealand workforce. In early 2022, thousands of citizens from all walks of life rose in opposition and convoyed to Wellington, occupying Parliament grounds in a protest that shocked the nation. Until now, the size and scale of the protest had largely escaped international media attention. River of Freedom shines a light on this under-reported groundswell of dissent, as the world reckons with the aftermath of the pandemic.
 

Rebel News

Dr. Jordan Peterson condemns 'traitorous' Trudeau for invoking Emergencies Act

'Working class people decided that they’re not the problem that faces the planet, but the solution,' Dr. Jordan Peterson said in reference to the 2022 Freedom Convoy. 'You haven't responded with violence to quite remarkable denigration and provocation. That's a sign of tremendous discipline and care.'
 

Freedom of Information Canadian Library

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It can be incredibly frustrating trying to get access to historical records in Canada. There are often lengthy delays and confusing inconsistency. That’s in large part because Canada — unlike other democracies — has no system in place to open up historical records. Instead, they are trapped within our country’s access to information system.
 

Glass-Steagall Act

An interesting and informative read

The Glass-Steagall Act, part of the Banking Act of 1933, was a landmark banking legislation that separated Wall Street from Main Street by offering protection to people who entrust their savings to commercial banks. Millions of Americans lost their jobs in the Great Depression, and one in four lost their life savings after more than 4,000 U.S. banks shut down between 1929 and 1933, leaving depositors with nearly $400 million in losses. The Glass-Steagall Act prohibited bankers from using depositors’ money to pursue high-risk investments, but the act was effectively undercut by looser restrictions in the deregulatory environment of the 1980s and 1990s.
 

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