Canada introduces totalitarian laws

The president of the Center for Constitutional Freedom John Carpay warned that draft laws C-2, C-8 and C-9 would violate the privacy and freedom of Canadians. Behind the fresh laws stands the far-left government of Mark Carney, the successor of the sinister Justin Trudeau.

Canada introduces totalitarian laws. 1 of Canada's leading constitutional law experts warned that the country would become a "police state already on Christmas" if the legislators passed 3 fresh papers that had already reached parliament.

In a late published X portal recording Video president of the Centre for Constitutional Freedom (JCCF) John Carpay assessed 3 draft laws by left-wing liberals, informing against "real totalitarianism".

– Canada will become a police state by Christmas if Parliament enacts Laws C2, C8 and C9 in their current wording – he said. ‘C2 is simply a law on strong boundaries. It should be called the Strong Oversight Act. It authorises the Canadian Post to open letters without a warrant. It besides criminalizes the usage of cash in amounts above $10,000."

Carpay warned that Law C-2 authorises a immense army of government officials, not just police, to conduct without a search warrant for computers and mobile phones of Canadians.

The C-2 bill, which officially aims to ban donations of over $10,000, was criticised by JCCF as a “step towards tyranny”. The law will let police and state officials to open and check private correspondence without a court order.

On the draft Act C-9, Carpay stated that “many more Canadians will be charged not for something they did, but on the basis of something they said or wrote.”

– The draft Law C-9 abolishes the existing request that criminal proceedings concerning hatred speech must be reviewed by the lawyer General and besides gives the judges the power to administer much longer sentences, including prison sentences, if the justice considers that hatred was 1 of the motives for committing the crime. Draft Law C-9 continues to poorly specify the emotion of hatred, which leaves large freedom in subjective assessments of police officers, prosecutors and judges – he said.

The C-9 task was besides criticised by constitutional experts, as it allows the police and the government to prosecute those who, in their opinion, violated someone's "feelings" in a "hateful" way. However, feelings are very comparative and cannot be judged from the outside.

Liberals praised that the bill would consider it a crime, for example, to block the entrance to a church or another place of worship, a school or a cultural centre. It is besides to consider it a crime to advance alleged hatred symbols and, as a result, prohibit the exhibition of certain symbols.

Carpay warned that in the case of another of the laws: C-8 "The Digital safety Commission will be seen with a immense army of bureaucrats tasked with enforcing national rules adopted for the net and content on the Internet".

– Politicians never take distant our rights and freedoms without a well-sounding pretext. That's why the national government says we request the C-8 Act, which is the Cybersecurity Act, to defend us from hackers, frauds and abroad intelligence. ... The government already has powers to enforce the penal code. Giving national ministers powers to block Canadians access to the net is not essential to defend public safety or to defend our national security said Carnay.

The draft Law C-8 was presented in June by public safety minister Gary Anandasangaree and contains a evidence that the national government may exclude the individual afraid from access to the Internet.

The leader of the People's organization of Canada, Maxime Bernier warned that the bill would enable the government to block access to the Internet, acting like a "digital guillotine" aimed at "silenceing government critics".

OUR COMMENTS: All points to the fact that Canada is simply a actual top in introducing the “new, wonderful world” from George Orwell’s book “1984”.

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