In Quebec, the formerly "belle" province, one of the three
main
political parties has proposed further
restricting the rights
of Canadians living in Quebec. This is on top of existing racist laws
which discriminate based on language. Seems its not enough
the last bunch of bigoted laws convinced 800,000 people (and counting)
to leave, wrecking the provincial economy and in turn
making this one of the highest taxed juristrictions in North America.
Nope, loosing in the polls, got to play "us against them".
Below, are three news articles from the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation (CBC - the Canadian governments' news service),
outlining the positions of the major political parties. I'll attempt to
translate each at the end of the article - from political gibberish.
In the above
story Jean
Charest,Premier of Quebec, states he doubts Rene Levesque (founder of
the separatist Parti
Quebecois) would have approved of creating two classes of
citizens. An astounding Orwellism, as that's exactly what he
(Levesque) did. An interesting point (omitted by
the CBC), was
Charest's statement that all Quebecers are free to live
and work - in French. Apparently living and working in other languages
aren't rights - they are privileges.
Including English, the language of the majority of Canadians. That is a
Quebec fact.
Can you believe
the title
of that article? When was the last time you heard of someone blasted for a letter on tolerance?
You thought when George Orwell was mentioned I was engaging in
hyperbole? Note the response from the unions (FTQ),
not wanting to treat other Canadians the same as immigrants. Note - to
French-Canadians living in Quebec, remember:
You are the descendants
of immigrants!
All Canadians (and
Americans) are. The only Quebec natives are:
Inuit
Abenakis
Algonquins
Attikameks
Crees
Wendat
Malecities
Micmacs
Mohawks
Innu
My apologies to any of
the First Nations missed. If you believe you
should be treated differently under the law because
of an accident of
birth
- you are a bigot!
The only possible exceptions should be the above list. We owe
them, and that is
a Quebec fact!
Note Mario
Dumonts
problem with the bill isn't the repression of rights, it is how to go
about it. Federal opposition was united
against the proposed bill, however, the Canadian government remains
silent. Is Stephen Harper joining the list of Canadian Prime
Ministers willing to sell out Canadians living in Quebec, pandering to
Quebec nationalists*, for electoral gain? The following list
of "leaders" allowed the rights of Canadians to be repressed (for
whatever reason) - excluding one year wonders:
Jean Cretien (Liberal Party)
Brian Mulroney (Conservative Party)
Pierre Trudeau (Liberal Party)
As Stephen Harper is a Conservative, you can see it really
doesn't matter which of the two major parties a Canadian living in
Quebec votes for, plus ca change (nothing changes). Another
Quebec fact.
This one is
surreal, here
we have the head of an organization saying the Government of Quebec
can't do exactly what
the Government of Quebec does thru the use of
repressive language laws and the "language police" with their anony-
mous "rat" reporting process (if someone lodges a complaint - you'll
never now who your accuser is - even in court).
These"laws" are over 30 years old! A disgusting Quebec fact!
Affiliation
Quebec is a new polical entity in
Quebec
striving to reach official party status. Once accomplished, it will be
the
only
political party in
Quebec to recognize equal rights. A
radical concept in
Quebec, we hear its all the rage
elsewhere. If you believe equality is the foundation of any just
society and you live in Quebec you owe it to yourself to get
involved! You can find more information at the official Affiliation
Quebec site. Remember, silence is acquiecense!
That's a Quebec Fact
Affiliation Quebec is Official
Affiliation Quebec is now the ONLY official political party in Quebec to recognize that individual rights are paramount
in any just democratic society. All the other Quebec "official" parties think in terms of "group rights" (ie. mob rule -
pandering to the lowest common denominator). Get off your collective red Canadian butts and defend individual rights
by attending the:
Si les droits "abrogés" au Québec sont importants pour vous, il sera utile que vous soyez avec nous pour ce rassemblement instructif!