Originally published in French on mondialisatieon.ca
Justin Trudeau: “Regardless of whether we’re attacking your fundamental rights… or limiting your fundamental rights, and the Charter says it’s wrong, we’re still going to go ahead and do it. It is essentially a loophole which allows a majority to override the fundamental rights of a minority… ”
It’s like saying, “We are stealing from you, we know this is wrong and against the law, and we will continue to steal from you!”
The Prime Minister of Canada admits that he and his government are “attacking our fundamental rights”.
And, knowingly, they will continue on this dark path of contempt for our Constitution, and our constitutional rights and freedoms under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
If it’s not contempt, I don’t know what it is!
What are YOU, Canadians, men and women, going to do about it? I know what I’m going to do about it. \
See the report below:
“The Canadian Charter of Rights is not a law and it was established by Pierre E. Trudeau. The only one that we the people should be calling upon is the Bill of Rights. This is the one they don’t want you to know about”
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