Intellectuals and lawyers will discuss. Until all of us are dead.
Never forget the lessons from our neighbours to the south. The Confederate States of America HAD the constitutional right to separate. Lincoln disagreed, and invaded the soverign country of the CSA. After his victory, he rewrote history to defend his bloodthirsty decisions.
History always favours the victors. But again, never forget the most important lesson learned from our neighbours to he south: fighting for the loosing side is not the same as fighting for the wrong side…
Thank you Rock. A lot of factual information is denied Canadians. Like other countries, Canada is a fiction of law, a corporation, not a country. At some point I will blog this:
Oxford Law Professor John Finnis’ 2014 Coxford Lecture on "Patriation and Patrimony: The Path to the Charter." Filmed April 8, 2014 London, Ontario https://youtu.be/LiaSlgZ71oU
McNamara indicates it was he, who in the autumn of 1980, suggested the Committee take up the Patriation issue: I asked my colleagues on the Committee to examine the role of the British Parliament in relation to any changes in the constitution of Canada that it might be invited to pass not because I felt that this Parliament had a right to nit-pick about what Canada wanted or did not want for its citizens—that is a matter for Canada, and we cannot properly intervene—but because we had a right and a duty to protest when it appeared that the Canadian Government sought to rubber stamp proposals through this Parliament which they could not get through their own Parliament and provinces under their own procedures. Instead of the British Parliament intervening in Canadian internal affairs, the Canadian Government sought to use our procedures to legitimise what they could not get through in their own country. That was an abuse of their position. [page 56]
As I read it, the UK Parliament supported a Canada Supreme Court ruling that allowed the Canada Act to be patriated without Quebec. This would make the Canada Act 1982 illegal.
Provinces joined confederation willingly. They logically would be entitled to unjoin. At the time of confederation, I don't think anyone forsaw a prime minister that would come in to rule the peasants and pillage the taxes and force his personal global agenda on the citizens..not to mention, endeavor to shut down resource economy and ignore the contributions and needs of the west.
Those that voted for this lier, cheater, globalist..can have him.
No Alberta was a territory along with Athabasca, Saskatchewan and Assiniboine who were told you are now Provinces who did not vote to be Provinces. British Columbia voted to become a Province if a national railroad was built and guaranteed low freight rates were granted. This is why natural resources were controlled by Ottawa until 1930. In 1905 a book was written titled Canada and her Colonies exposing how Canada treated Prairie provinces worse than England ever treated her Colonies.
I guess we will see.
Intellectuals and lawyers will discuss. Until all of us are dead.
Never forget the lessons from our neighbours to the south. The Confederate States of America HAD the constitutional right to separate. Lincoln disagreed, and invaded the soverign country of the CSA. After his victory, he rewrote history to defend his bloodthirsty decisions.
History always favours the victors. But again, never forget the most important lesson learned from our neighbours to he south: fighting for the loosing side is not the same as fighting for the wrong side…
Canada isn't even a country the papers were never signed.
Thank you Rock. A lot of factual information is denied Canadians. Like other countries, Canada is a fiction of law, a corporation, not a country. At some point I will blog this:
Oxford Law Professor John Finnis’ 2014 Coxford Lecture on "Patriation and Patrimony: The Path to the Charter." Filmed April 8, 2014 London, Ontario https://youtu.be/LiaSlgZ71oU
https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1982/feb/17/canada-bill#column_325 [column on right side]
McNamara indicates it was he, who in the autumn of 1980, suggested the Committee take up the Patriation issue: I asked my colleagues on the Committee to examine the role of the British Parliament in relation to any changes in the constitution of Canada that it might be invited to pass not because I felt that this Parliament had a right to nit-pick about what Canada wanted or did not want for its citizens—that is a matter for Canada, and we cannot properly intervene—but because we had a right and a duty to protest when it appeared that the Canadian Government sought to rubber stamp proposals through this Parliament which they could not get through their own Parliament and provinces under their own procedures. Instead of the British Parliament intervening in Canadian internal affairs, the Canadian Government sought to use our procedures to legitimise what they could not get through in their own country. That was an abuse of their position. [page 56]
As I read it, the UK Parliament supported a Canada Supreme Court ruling that allowed the Canada Act to be patriated without Quebec. This would make the Canada Act 1982 illegal.
Provinces joined confederation willingly. They logically would be entitled to unjoin. At the time of confederation, I don't think anyone forsaw a prime minister that would come in to rule the peasants and pillage the taxes and force his personal global agenda on the citizens..not to mention, endeavor to shut down resource economy and ignore the contributions and needs of the west.
Those that voted for this lier, cheater, globalist..can have him.
All of them.
No Alberta was a territory along with Athabasca, Saskatchewan and Assiniboine who were told you are now Provinces who did not vote to be Provinces. British Columbia voted to become a Province if a national railroad was built and guaranteed low freight rates were granted. This is why natural resources were controlled by Ottawa until 1930. In 1905 a book was written titled Canada and her Colonies exposing how Canada treated Prairie provinces worse than England ever treated her Colonies.
Thank you Patrick. I did not know that.
Fantastic Blog Doreen!