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Canadian Association For Free Expression
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Canadian
“Human Rights” Commission finds promotion of “Hate” by RCMP - No
Problem CHRC
proceeds only against White working-class victims On
August 14th, 2006, the Canadian
Human Rights Commission (CHRC) found that there was no
problem with officers from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police sending
messages that would "likely expose" First Nations persons and
White persons to hatred and/or contempt, contrary to section 13(1) of
the Canadian Human Rights Act.
This
decision comes on a heels of a August 10th, 2006, ruling by
the Canadian Human Rights Commission to allow officers from the Edmonton
Police to post hate messages on the Stormfront.Org website. Included
in those posts by an Edmonton
Police Officer were: “how can
u hold the little redskin responsible he's only an animal...” and
“With any luck they will end up like the nogs in the states who
predominantly kuill each other.” The
real reason the CHRC doesn't’ want to accept my complaint is because
they are only interested in persecuting working-class whites with
limited or no means of being able to defend themselves. .
What
is the Canadian "Human Rights" Tribunal? The
Canadian "Human Rights"
Tribunal (CHRT) is a
quasi-judicial body. Since the inception of this law, not a
single person has ever won a case before the tribunal. Almost Every ruling in
the vexatious complaint against Marc Lemire has favoured the Canadian
Human Rights Commission. -Truth
is no defence -Intent
is no defence
-Fair
comment is no defence
-Any
evidence is allowed (hearsay, double hearsay)
-It
does not need to show any proof of actual harm caused by the things that
have generated complaints. The
Canadian "Human Rights"
Tribunal can:
An
order that is enforceable by the Federal Court of Canada. The C&D
order can be very broad and literally silence the person against whom it
was issued. If disobeyed, the individual can face up to FIVE years in
Prison (Federal court Rules – Rule
472) [John Ross Taylor spent one year in jail
-Fines:
Can award up to $10,000 in penalties [Sec
53(3)] -“Special
Compensation”: Up to $20,000 to compensate "victim" [Sec
60(f)] -Up
to $20,000 for “willful or reckless discrimination” [Sec
60(g)] -All
fines have outrageous interest rates applied if not paid immediately
Stand
up and help us fight the Canadian Human rights Commission and expose its
anti-Majority agenda! Don't let it take away our democratic right
to free expression. www.freedomsite.org
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