Ep. 26 Another Dangerous Authoritarian Law
Episode description
We discuss the Alberta government's Bills 10 and 24, the latter coming into force just last week. These new laws give even more sweeping powers to the government, in times of medical emergencies and beyond. John also describes the sad case of Jerry Dunham, who died because of the lockdown. And finally, we talk about the current cancel culture frenzy.
Justice Centre Press Release, Jun 25, 2020: Justice Centre challenges Alberta’s new Bill 24 as one more dangerous, authoritarian law
Justice Centre News Release, Jun 18, 2020: Justice Centre fights for media freedom in court today
John Carpay in The Post Millennial, Jun 26, 2020: Jerry Dunham was killed by the lockdown—not by COVID-19
Go Fund Me: Angels for Atlin & Reydian (fundraiser for Jerry "Ched" Dunham's children)
Now Toronto, Apr 28, 2020: 35 cardiac patients have died while waiting for surgeries; Ontario to detail sector-specific reopening guidelines this week
The Chronicle Herald, Jun 15, 2020: Emergency cabinet powers under the microscope in P.E.I.
CBC, May 5, 2020: Police in N.L. now have sweeping powers to enforce pandemic public health orders
Justice Centre New Release, Jun 24, 2020: Court action pending if governments continue to deny visitors to long-term care homes
Justice Centre, COVID stories, Jun 29, 20202: Harm is being done to the young and disabled as well
The Province, Jun 25, 2020: Kenney speechwriter under fire for 2013 essay calling residential schools a 'bogus genocide story'
Paul Bunner in C2C Journal, Oct 26, 2013: The "Genocide" That Failed
Amazon.ca: SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police (The Laws of Social Justice Book 1) Kindle Edition by Vox Day
CBC, Jun 26, 2020: Kenney speechwriter said homosexuality is 'socially destructive' and called First Nation an oppressive regime
Rick Bell in the Calgary Sun, Oct 27, 2017: Catholics don't teach spousal rape. Get it.
Theme Music "Carpay Diem" by Dave Stevens