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Canada 's New Lawmakers how judicial activism undermines democracy, and how Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin decrees Judges Must Be Lawmakers
By Charles McVety August 13th, 2008
After being appointed for life, Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin decreed on May 5 th, 2001, “the lawmaking role of the judge has dramatically expanded. Judicial lawmaking is no longer always confined to small, incremental changes. Increasingly, it is invading the domain of social policy, once perceived as the exclusive right of Parliament and the legislatures.” Judges across the country are now making new laws every month and changing the foundational fabric of the nation. Judges now rule Canada with Beverley McLachlin, as the Chief lawmaker.
Update: Forty-two Organizations Appeal to Canadian Judicial Council to Sanction Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin Forty-two Canadian organizations and their estimated one million plus members collectively filed a letter of complaint with the Canadian Judicial Council on Wednesday, August 13 th , 2008 about federally appointed Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin for conduct that breaches the high standard of behaviour required to be a member of the judiciary. The complaint is based on six counts of violating the Constitution of the Order of Canada (an act of Parliament) and its regulations and one count of compromising the Supreme Court of Canada.
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Canada's most infamous abortionist honoured By John Clarke July 2nd, 2008
On July 1st, 2008, Dr. Henry Morgantaler was awarded the Order Of Canada. Morgentaler was the medical doctor who, in 1970, was convicted and served time in prison for performing illegal abortions on thousands of women. Restricting his practice exclusively to abortions since 1969, he went on to face several more trials, he had his medical licence suspended, he opened abortion mills across Canada, and was victorious in his 1988 trial, which caused the end of all statutory restrictions on abortion in Canada.
Update: Formal Request Filed to TerminateHenry Morgentaler's Appointment to the Order of Canada
July 4th, 2008 On behalf of the 41,000 members of Canada Family Action Coalition and the hundreds of thousands of like-minded Canadians, on July 3rd, 2008, CFAC filed a formal request in accordance with the Paragraph 25(c) of the Constitution of the Order of Canada for the Advisory Council to recommend that the Governor General terminate Henry Morgentaler's appointment to the Order of Canada. Dr. Charles McVety, CFAC President, says “Henry Morgentaler's conduct is unbecoming a member of the Order of Canada, violating paragraphs 3(b) (i) and (ii) of the Constitution of the Order of Canada, thereby, tarnishing all recipients of this tremendous award.”
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Liberal Senators Want Changes On Bill C-10
By John Clarke June 20th, 2008 Senators Francis Fox and Wilfred Moore wish to amend Bill C-10, which is before the senate. The bill, passed in the House Of Commons with an overwhelming majority, concerns tax policy, including a controversial section which would limit government subsidies of films containing child pornography, graohic sex, extreme violence, or offensive content "contrary to public policy."
The senators would remove the right of the heritage minister to refuse tax credits based on "public policy" or to issue guidelines about film content, give producers an efficient judicial appeal mechanism if the minister blocks or delays funding, but would continue to prevent government funding of pornography, child pornography, and hate propaganda.
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Alberta Human Rights Commission Gags Pastor, Orders Him To Pay $7,000
By John Clarke June 10th, 2008 In the latest of a series of anti-Christian rulings by Canadian Human Rights Commissions, Pastor Stephen Boissoin was ordered to forever desist from expressing his views on homosexuality in any kind of public forum. He was also ordered to pay the court costs of the man who issued the complaint against him, Dr. Darren Lund. Dr. Darren Lund is a well known anti-Christian activist. While not homosexual himself, he nonetheless brought charges before the Commission, which like most Human Rights Commissions in Canada, has all of the authority, but none of the accountability (or clear written laws) of an actual court of law.
_________________________________ The Battle Against Naturalism: By John Clarke June 28th, 2008 Are natural forces working alone enough to explain the origins, the complexity and the diversity of life on Earth?
To most scientists, it is simply unscientific to consider possibilities other than natural forces. To consider a supernatural origin for life is the same as believing in a flat Earth, simply ridiculous for any thinking person. They say any theory of a special creation must be rejected, no matter how strong the evidence for it must be, and the best natural explanation must be accepted, no matter how weak the evidence for it may be.
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By Charles McVety June, 6th, 2008
In a time when an African-American can win the nomination of the Democratic Party to be the President of the United States of America, you would think that our educational system would be free from racism, and open to freedom of thought, expression, and inquiry. Nothing could be further from the truth. North America's Universities do not allow academic freedom--if you question the belief system of “Darwinism”. The last vestiges of the horrible scourge of racism remain firmly entrenched in the science classrooms of our society. A new film called, “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed”, cuts to the heart of the systematic indoctrination of unbelief in God. In the United States of America, this film opened in 1,100 theatres, and was number 10 at the box-office. Over 1.2 million people have paid to see the film, and now it is coming to Canada.
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Barak Obama and By John Clarke June 5th, 2008
Any politician running for office can expect to be attacked by his ideological opponents, and Barak Obama is no exception. In the early days of his campaign for the Democratic nomination for president, he was criticized for not putting his hand on his heart during the American National Anthem, for his liberal voting record and for the possibility that he was Muslim. He was able to counter the last one by pointing out his involvement with his Christian church, and his close relationship with the Pastor of his church, the Reverend Jeremiah Wright. It was when excerpts from Wright's sermons came to light that Obama faced a major crisis in his campaign.
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