38 Replies to “Elections Librano”

  1. Tell them to shove it up their ass. The “elections commission” is a lot like the Volksgerichtshof

    1. Yes Kate…I was searching thru his report looking for credit to you for that poster. Wow!! 2004…good times indeed!
      Still have mine!
      In a box…time to hang it again!

  2. This week a woman in Thailand who publicly in print criticized the King received a 47 YEAR jail sentence for “insulting the Monarch”. This is what Blackie might do if he could.
    The jail term was 57 years, but it was reduced. It’s the same thing only with different penalties. Seriously, how are the 2 examples different in nature?

  3. This is pretty lame. It should come under the classification of commentary, and unfortunate timing. Trudeau is a pissant.

  4. Typical SOP of sensitive political types who’ve lost the moral and intellectual battle. Take the war to your critics and punish them with the process.
    This is our Canada now folks.

    When I’m in need of a laugh I go over Ezra’s video of being quizzed by the chubby, sausage fingered bureaucrat from the human rights commission and watching her cheeks redden like a beetroot whenever Levant gives a response to her idiotic questions.

    1. Human “Rights” Commissions use the Volksgerichtshof as their model. They should be flushed down the toilet.

  5. There’s a bureaucratic nose out of joint. Which is impossible to tell how much because that schnoz appears to be so crooked anyways. Watching Ezra’s hidden cam vid of the 2 sr. Investigators gave off a FBI Comey vibe. It’s definitely a set up and the RCMP are pathetic enablers. It’s great that Ezra’s going to see this one through. This fight’s going to be important for us all. Ezra’s a Canadian we can be proud of. The polar opposite of our PM.

  6. So after a bit of research, it appears that these are so called “strict liability” offences that can use Summary convictions:

    From the law ( https://www.canlii.org/en/ca/laws/stat/sc-2000-c-9/latest/sc-2000-c-9.html ):
    Strict liability offences — summary conviction

    496 (1) Every person is guilty of an offence who, being a third party, contravenes
    (a) any of subsections 350(1) to (4) (exceeding election period expenses limits);
    (a.1) section 351.1 (foreign third party incurring election period expenses);
    (b) section 352 (failure to identify self in advertising);
    (c) subsection 353(1) (failure to register);
    (d) section 354 (failure to appoint financial agent) or subsection 355(1) (failure to appoint auditor);
    (d.1) subsection 357.01(1) or 357.02(1) (failure to file interim third-party expenses return) or 357.01(10) (failure to provide documents evidencing expenses on request);
    (d.2) paragraph 357.03(b) (filing interim third-party expenses return that is substantially incomplete); or
    (e) section 357.1 (use of anonymous contributions).

    and

    500 (1) Every person who is guilty of an offence under any of subsections 484(1), 489(1), 491(1), 492(1), 495(1), 495.1(1), 495.2(1), 495.21(1), 495.3(1), 496(1), 496.1(1), 497(1), 497.1(1), 497.2(1), 497.3(1), 497.4(1), 497.5(1), 498(1) and 499(1) is liable on summary conviction to a fine of not more than $2,000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more than three months, or to both.
    =============================================

    The whole act is written in the form of administrative penalties to “encourage compliance with the act”, which of course an abomination, and shouldn’t be permitted in a free and open society, but I’m sure they will claim the exemption in section 1 of the charter.

    Also, has Erza asked for a review (i.e. option b), since that should be the first step

    1. As penalties, it takes away the “innocence until proven guilty” requirement. The accused must prove innocence. We have reversed the Magna Carta. This failed turd-world country needs to be torn down and rebuilt.

      1. All “strict liability” offences are like that, not sure if anyone has challenged the constitutionality of that, but it’s an abomination

      2. There’s a bit more to it than that. Strict liability means the Crown doesn’t have to prove intent. That can make it harder on the defendant, but not usually, since strict liability is usually only imposed in situations where intent is either irrelevant or obvious. The Crown still has to prove that you actually did it, and you still have any defenses you might have.

    2. Yes, that is the law, but maybe it is unconstitutional. EC does take its role seriously and in general does produce fair elections, but this is maybe more due to a Canadian sense of fair play subduing nake dpartisanship. Anyone who has worked as poll officers or scrutineers could attest to that fact, I believe. What went down in the US Presidential in 2020 is not possible here. Votes are manually counted and there is a paper record and observers cannot be ejected.

      But all government bureaucracies are, fundamentally, Liberal (note big L) creations as the federal organism was created under successive Liberal governments in the ’60s and ’70s.

      1. Robert….EV admitted there was illegal money in 2015 election,to liberals, and did nothing about it

  7. Chinada: A frozen turd-world run by a shithead, legislated by constipators and administered by assholes.
    No wonder it stinks.

    1. Yes, that is the law, but maybe it is unconstitutional. EC does take its role seriously and in general does produce fair elections, but this is maybe more due to a Canadian sense of fair play subduing nake dpartisanship. Anyone who has worked as poll officers or scrutineers could attest to that fact, I believe. What went down in the US Presidential in 2020 is not possible here. Votes are manually counted and there is a paper record and observers cannot be ejected.

      But all government bureaucracies are, fundamentally, Liberal (note big L) creations as the federal organism was created under successive Liberal governments in the ’60s and ’70s.

  8. I guess they’ll go to banning books rather than the trouble of burning them after the fact, better for the environment. /sarc

  9. But the Liberals ARE connected to corruption.
    I suppose that is no defense.

    The banality of evil.

  10. Meanwhile True North reports that a Liberal MP has stated that the government is looking into the Epoch Times.

  11. I just want to go on record congratulating our Prime Minister for getting 7 hole in ones the first time he ever golfed this Christmas. The best!

    If anyone asks, I’m still clapping.

  12. L – Just in’s gangsta’s are planning an election for 2021, likely in the spring. He wants a majority in Parliament before Canadians figure out how much damage the “Libranos” have done to the ability of millions of Canadians to earn a living. 2021-22 may see 10-15+ percent unemployment, endless bankruptcies and foreclosures. Silencing all opposition is paramount.

    This use of the Public Service as partisans for the Liberal Party, in a prima facie violation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, is classic totalitarianism.

    The timing follows the “Libranos” ordering the feckless head of the C.P.C. to defenestrate one of his few Ontario M.P.s ; something O-Toole couldn’t do fast enough. With the only alpha male political leader in North America who could rein him in with sheer ridicule, now off the scene. Trudeau’s dream of being the head of an absolute oligarchy, is a temptation he can’t resist.

    (Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely- Edmund Burke)

    The prairie provincial governments have fallen in-line too, acting as if they’re still colonies of Ottawa, both on energy and the Wuhan C.C.P. virus.

    Ezra Levant’s The Rebel, and a handful of others, will not bow. But only citizens equally resolute will force the Little Mashed Potato to back down or go truly berserk and un-mask himself; something for which he could be fined as much as Ezra.

    “Liberty lies in the hearts and minds of men and women; if it dies there, no judge, no constitution, no law can save it.” – Justice Billings Learned Hand (circa WW2)

  13. $3000 fine for insulting the Turdhole… ?… only in Turdholeland… Hey, at least the french talking Liberal cult that run Elections Liberal didn’t give Ezra the Dean Del Mastro leg irons treatment… at least not yet.
    Lispy Juthtin is a corrupt, incompetent, mentally deranged, sociopathic, pervert Globalist shitstain who should be encouraged on a daily basis to go for long hikes in Avalanche country occasionally blowing into one of those plastic trumpets you hear at CFL games … oh yeah, fuk EC.

  14. Bravo to Ezra for fighting the good fight.
    But please Ezra…don’t try to suggest you are the “canary in the coal mine”.
    Attacks on free speech and speakers has been going on in Kannada long before you got into the fight.

  15. Is that book available still in Canada? Every Conservative should order and buy it today. I am going to do some checking and will be buying it today.

    Do you think that just MIGHT send the liberals a message? Words and opinions matter even if the libs think otherwise. When I find the book, I will pass along where it can be purchased. Take care, all.

  16. I found the book on Amazon and should get delivery on or about Jan. 30, 2021. Now having ordered it, the last thing I ordered about 10 days ago was cancelled because they suddenly discovered they didn’t have it in stock after all. So will just have to see whether it arrives or not. Chapter/Indigo doesn’t have it, nor does Audrey’s Bookstore in Edmonton have it. If the order is cancelled, I will probably donate some money to The Rebel News.

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