"Instead of phasing out a temporary race-based legal system, governments and courts have entrenched it, leaving Canada further from equal citizenship than ever."
This NDP Government has done a marvellous job gaslighting British Columbians about the truths related to the Cowichan Aboriginal Title Decision.
On one hand they are telling the public ‘there’s nothing to see here’, and ‘stop the fear mongering and misinformation campaign…nobody is coming for your private property’.
On the other, the Premier understands and shares the concerns and anxieties of residents.
The NDP have put up $150 million to backstop mortgages in the title area.
The NDP strongly disagrees with the court judgement.
Funny dichotomy isn’t it?
My guess is that if this was 2019, the NDP would either be supporting this decision or being absolutely silent while shielding the public from peeking behind the curtain.
The NDP knows that their 2-sided approach to reconciliation-one that deeply supports an endless stream of reparations and land-back, while simultaneously displaying a facade of ‘standing up for the public interest’- cannot and will not last.
Only
will actively defend private property and the public interest while creating a more certain and prosperous province for everyone who lives here.
#bcpoli"
Frank Godon at Canadian Nationalist Party event - Frank is a professor and native and he spoke with Trav Patron's supporters last year.. video for nationalist.ca..
Michele Tittler & Gerry Gagnon are based in Vancouver British Columbia with the organization "End Race Based Law " htttp://endracebasedlaw.ca
Published on Jun 1, 2015
PETITION TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS:
WE, the undersigned citizens of Canada, draw the attention of the Government of Canada to the following:
THAT whereas the Indian Act and Section 91(24) of the Constitution Act, (1867) have divided Canadians by race and heritage; have perpetuated the unequal treatment of Canadian Indians, providing the legal framework for segregation via the reserve system; have prevented reserve Indians from equal provincial educational access; have prevented reserve Indians from having the full legal, economic and property rights and opportunities of other Canadian citizens;
AND whereas the inclusion of Sections 35 and 25 in the Constitution Act (1982) have divided Canadians by race and heritage; have disrupted legal commercial and exploration activities; have introduced legal uncertainty into property ownership; have left some Canadians without proper police protection, as in Caledonia, Ont.; and have left most Canadians with diminished rights with every expansion of 'indigenous rights' based on Section 35;
AND whereas the inclusion of "with particular attention to the circumstances of aboriginal offenders" in Section 718.2(e) of the Criminal Code (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46) has resulted in a two- tiered system of justice, wherein Canadians receive different legal outcomes, depending on their race/ethnic heritage;
AND whereas the United Nations "Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples" contains provisions that are fundamentally incompatible with Canada's constitutional framework;
THEREFORE, your Petitioners call upon the Government of Canada to take the following actions:
THE passage of the repeal of the Indian Act;
THE passage of the removal of "with particular attention to the circumstances of aboriginal
offenders" in Section 718.2(e) of the Criminal Code (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46);
THE removal of Canada's signature from the United Nations "Declaration on the Rights of
Indigenous Peoples";
THE calling of a Constitutional conference, pursuant to Section 35.1 of the Constitution Amendment Proclamation (1983), leading to the repeal of Sections 35 and 25 of the Constitution Act (1982), and Section 91(24) of the Constitution Act (1867);
THE active encouragement of the provincial legislatures to do the same, or via provincial referenda; and the calling of a federal/provincial Constitutional conference to finalize these changes desired by the people of Canada, including setting a date for the final termination of Treaty and land claims submissions.
Petition to END RACE BASED LAW Signed by the citizens of Canada
Name & Address (city, province, postal code)
Please note this part is for information purposes only and does not form any part of the Official Petition.
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*Note that the pages must be free of erasures and contain only original signatures and addresses written directly onto the front AND also the back of the petition page.
The request contained in the Petition to END RACE BASED LAW has been reviewed by Richard Bernier, Procedural Clerk and Clerk of Petitions, House of Commons, and found to meet the official requirements.
Names will not be used in any way other than for the purposes of this Petition conforming to the requirements of the Canadian Government, it is to be presented to the House of Commons.
