[Tricks]

ShepherdsDog ShepherdsDog:

$1:

Bill C-60, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (citizen’s arrest and the defences of property and persons) (short title: Citizen’s Arrest and Self-defence Act), was introduced and received first reading in the House of Commons on 17 February 2011. It received second reading on 22 March 2011, and died on the Order Paper when Parliament was dissolved on 26 March 2011.

maybe this is what the nutter was jabbering about

This "public debate" wasn't about Bill C60, it was about Bill 101. Making French the only official language of Quebec.

[Zipperfish]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

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If you think your rights are so mercurial that they can be abrogated by the stroke of a pen then they were never rights to begin with, just mere privileges.

Like I said.

Yeah, ever hear of Maher Arar? I wonder if there was even a strioke of pen in that one.

[ShepherdsDog]

Next he'll be claiming he helped Luther write his 95 theses.....coming soon Eureka: How I wrote the Magna Carta

[ShepherdsDog]

Tricks Tricks:

ShepherdsDog ShepherdsDog:

$1:

Bill C-60, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (citizen’s arrest and the defences of property and persons) (short title: Citizen’s Arrest and Self-defence Act), was introduced and received first reading in the House of Commons on 17 February 2011. It received second reading on 22 March 2011, and died on the Order Paper when Parliament was dissolved on 26 March 2011.

maybe this is what the nutter was jabbering about

This "public debate" wasn't about Bill C60, it was about Bill 101. Making French the only official language of Quebec.

The name he was trying to drop was Raymond Heard(Gee.. most people who I use as a reference know me by name and I know them), not Gordon, who went to Global after the Star folded in 79 and then worked for John Turner and the RBC, as an advisor. The other two names that he dropped - the Dr.( - A Ph.D in English was head of the English school Board or something) and the other was just a film student) are only connected to Bill 101 protests, not Bill C60(Time for Action), which was introduced in 1976 and began to deal with repatriation of the constitution. One would would think this is a fairly important distinction to remember....but while spinning this complicated web of lies, He screwed up and didn't count on others researching his bluff and bluster.

[Tricks]

Trudeau did introduce a bill c60, it had something to do with the monarchy didn't it? I legit just googled Trudeau and bill c60 and that's what it showed me.

Either way he's full of shit.

[ShepherdsDog]

It's not the first bill to be labelled C 60 and it wasn't the last. His story was exactly that, a story, and it was easily deconstructed. He really is a pathological liar.

The Bill C 60 he is referring to would have to be the bill that began the formal process that lead to our constitution being repatriated. there is also a mention of another Bill C60 during Trudeau's tenure, which dealt with transferring the monarch's authority to the Governor General....who would be referred to as the 'First Canadian' It was viewed as being sort of quasi republican and dropped.. So, his new claim , is that he helped shape our present day Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Uh-huh.

[Tricks]

Indeed. And to think, the likes of gunnair got shit on for calling this guy out from the get go.

[PostFactum]

I think that if someone want's a gun, he will get it. It doesn't matter how strong is law and how attentive cops are, black market always was and will be.

[eureka]

What a clever little bunch of twits you are. It was Bill C60 and that was the preparation for the Charter.

Allmand was Solicitor General and Trudeau's point man for Montreal.

[eureka]

I might also add that Winifred Potter was the Conservative candidate opposing Trudeau in Mount Royal for the 1979 election. She withdrew and we replaced her with Dr. David De Jong. WE replaced her with David who has also been a candidate (run by us) in the NDG by election that Reed Scowen won.

In that NDG election, WE took around 30% of the vote in a riding that the Liberals had never had less than 75% since Confederation until then. We did that under the Freedom of Choice name only.

[SprCForr]

Time for a cool down.

iLock.

Edit: Unlocked.

[Gunnair]

SprCForr SprCForr:

Time for a cool down.

iLock.

Edit: Unlocked.

AND ANOTHER THING...!

[PublicAnimalNo9]

eureka eureka:

This used to be a mark of Fascism to gain office with a minority of support and then to reshape a nation against the wishes of the majority.

I dragged this gem from different thread because of the absolute irony idiotic, blustering partisanship in that statement.
When the LGR was enacted, the Liberals had a majority gov't with an even LOWER percentage than the current CPC gov't.
So, according to our resident sage and expert on absolutely everything, the Liberals are fascists too.

[uwish]

point...and match!

[Guy_Fawkes]

eureka eureka:

Waxing poetical are we, Bart? Just a pity you could not make a little sense and do a little thinking before you put it down.

If you did know me, you would take that back. Fighting for Rights is what I have spent decades doing. I was one of the founders of an organisation that, as one of its side issues, forced Trudeau to amend his Bill C60 and take a couple of objectionable points from the Charter. I chaired the policy and communications committees of that Movement which was founded on the inspiration of an article I wrote for the Montreal Star

But that does not matter. What you say is blowing in the wind and why should I believe your resume when you call me a liar. I suspect that you are merely bragging.

But, to just cut through your derivative verbiage, Rights do not trump law. Rights can not exist without law. It is law that secures Rights and the enforcement of that law.

That finding of the legal team I am aware of. Emasculated! What a silly comment. I have also been aware of the illegality of the Declaration for as long as I can remember. I have been aware that it was treason. And I could not care less.

If you want the truth of what Adams and others of that breed did fight and die for it was for self aggrandisement. There was only one "man of the people" at the deliberations that brought about your Constitution - Stevens was his name if I recall correctly.. It was a conference to enshrine the privilege and prosperity of your landowners and merchants.

I could be reminded of many things about those times. They do not include the propaganda of Paine and Adams and their silver tongued deception of the ordinary people.

If you do not consider "Due Process" a Right, then why is it based on an interpretation of your Bill of Rights? And what are civil liberties but Rights?

I could go on but I do not feel the necessity to respond to your feeble attempts to denigrate me personally and all who actually believe in the Rule of Law opposed to your Anarchist views.

OH MY GOD! I see it now eureka is the REAL Forrest Gump!

Lived through the 60's
Was in the military and went to war
Influenced World events
Is a hippy
Married
Done Charity Work

and is a (somewhat) high functioning Autistic.