Conman Carney is Turning Canaduh into a Dictatorship

[Herman]

No surprise that this is the top priority for the Liberals after seizing an unelected majority.

[Herman]

[Brent]

That cunt has leared from New York.

Or the other way around.

[Herman]

[Herman]

Late last week, Canada's United Nations delegation voted to put the Islamic Republic of Iran to the U.N. Committee for Programme and Coordination, which helps shape policy on women's rights, terrorism prevention, and human rights.

Given Iran's appalling human rights record, funding of terrorist groups around the world, its brutal oppression of Iranian citizens and its own efforts to terrorize and undermine Canada here at home, Canada's vote is disheartening.

[Herman]

[Herman]

[Herman]

Last December, a federal committee recommended removing "advancement of religion" as a charitable purpose. Nearly 40% of Canada's charities would be affected. Now Bill C-9 is moving to remove protections for religious expression — reading from sacred texts could become legally risky.

Canada's Charter doesn't explicitly protect property rights either. The land families have worked for generations has no ironclad guarantee.

[DKG]

Imagine a Canada where religious expression loses its legal protection.

Where a pastor's sermon could face legal scrutiny without the automatic shield that once existed.

This isn't hypothetical. It's happening now.

Bill C-9, fast-tracked through a political deal with the Bloc Québécois, would remove the religious exemption from hate-speech laws. That means religious statements could face legal challenges without the protection previously available.

And there's more. In December 2024, a federal committee recommended removing "advancement of religion" as a charitable purpose. Over 40% of Canada's charities could be affected.