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Most HRCs are abusive and dangerous,
stepping upon the Charter of Canada. In our opinion
Section 2 of the Charter has been violated again in
the Boissoin case in Alberta. Since the rule of law
is only in the preamble of our Charter perhaps that
is why it is ignored by HRCs. There is no such thing
as free speech when one appointed lawyer can single
handedly "interpret" what she thinks she hears.
Did anyone else hear what she heard? Well who cares
as the decision is up to a one person dog and pony tribunal.
HRCs
allow into the argument (notice I did not say evidence
because HRCs don't operate on rules of evidence like
real courts), accusations, speculations and innuendos.
The unfounded notion of someone stating at the "hearings"
he thinks something to be fact but never has any proof
to support that is not evidence. The idea that a letter
in a newspaper caused (or even contributed to ) an assault
is unacceptable in any operation of justice - except
it seems in Human Rights Commissions operations. Lack
of rules of evidence, forbidding cross examination and
the fact that truth is not a defence all make for very
corrupt and unjust functioning of HRCs.
But under our faulty and dangerous Humans Rights Act
this kind of mis-justice is allowed, and continues to
be allowed by governments whom has lost their way to
justice. When hearsay, speculation and "circumstantial
connection" are used for decisions that bind upon
a defendant it is time to stop the mis-guided operations
of so called "Human Rights" Commissions. It
is shameful abuse of tax dollars to even have such a
biased and misguided thing as Human Rights Commissions
when they violate the very tenant of human rights -
equality under the law. That law being the Charter of
Canada.
Human Rights Commissions are akin the Court Challenges
Program that was thankfully "killed" federally.
Human Rights cases are cases where taxpayer dollars
are being used to undermine the very tenant of our Charter.
The Charter's Clause 2 - every Canadian has the right
to freedom of speech -has become absolutely meaningless.
When court activists and judges are allowed to interfere
with the legislative branch of government and even ignore
the law of the country our system is in a state of terminal
illness.
Canadian had best wake up to these violations of freedom,
due process and rule of law before we become another
Germany, China or Soviet Union.
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