Conservative Government Attempts To Muzzle The Courts
CBC reports on Friday, Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre told reporters that "any decision to ask for Mr. Khadr’s return to Canada is a decision for the democratically elected government of Canada and not for the courts.”
With statements like this you have to wonder if the Conservatives are entertaining the idea of fascism.
According to Webster’s definition:
fascism definition
fas·cism (fas̸h′iz′əm)
noun
1. the doctrines, methods, or movement of the Fascisti
2. a system of government characterized by rigid one-party dictatorship, forcible suppression of opposition, private economic enterprise under centralized governmental control, belligerent nationalism, racism, and militarism, etc.
3.
a. a political movement based on such policies
b. fascist behavior
This government feels that the Supreme Court of Canada has no say in enforcing the laws because they are not elected just is another example of the close minded government we have.
The government makes the laws and the courts enforce them and if the government don’t like the laws they can change them through the House of Commons.
This government wants to let a Canadian citizen rot in jail in another country and not do anything about it and it does not like it when the courts tells them to do their jobs.
This is not the first time the government has done this and for some reason their Christian based supporters from the prairie provinces support this type of government behaviour which equate to blind faith.
This government is for human rights but when it comes to Canadian rights they are not there.
When the Conservative wins the majority the voters will be come to a rude awakening and by then it will be too late.
CBC reports on Friday, Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre told reporters that "any decision to ask for Mr. Khadr’s return to Canada is a decision for the democratically elected government of Canada and not for the courts.”
With statements like this you have to wonder if the Conservatives are entertaining the idea of fascism.
According to Webster’s definition:
fascism definition
fas·cism (fas̸h′iz′əm)
noun
1. the doctrines, methods, or movement of the Fascisti
2. a system of government characterized by rigid one-party dictatorship, forcible suppression of opposition, private economic enterprise under centralized governmental control, belligerent nationalism, racism, and militarism, etc.
3.
a. a political movement based on such policies
b. fascist behavior
This government feels that the Supreme Court of Canada has no say in enforcing the laws because they are not elected just is another example of the close minded government we have.
The government makes the laws and the courts enforce them and if the government don’t like the laws they can change them through the House of Commons.
This government wants to let a Canadian citizen rot in jail in another country and not do anything about it and it does not like it when the courts tells them to do their jobs.
This is not the first time the government has done this and for some reason their Christian based supporters from the prairie provinces support this type of government behaviour which equate to blind faith.
This government is for human rights but when it comes to Canadian rights they are not there.
When the Conservative wins the majority the voters will be come to a rude awakening and by then it will be too late.
