CAFE JOINED THE FREEDOM RALLY ON PARLIAMENT HILL, SEPTEMBER 16
Parliament opened on a warm September Monday. MPs and the press were greeted by 300 freedom fighters from Ontario and Quebec.
The rally lasted all day and was loud and spirited. MPs were told in no uncertain terms that we oppose the freedom throttling Bill C-63, the so-called Online Harms Act. People are fed up with arrogant bureaucracy and freedom crushing measures like the now discredited COVID measures, the freezing of bank accounts, and the endless efforts to restrict dissent.
CAFE Supporters Urge National Post to Stop Censoring Frank Stronach
Anglo-Saxon legal principles all too often forgotten in the current diversity mess held that a man was presumed innocent UNTIL proven guilty.
Today all too often punishment, unemployment and defamation descend on a person the minute a mere accusation of wrong, especially if it politically incorrect, is hurled at him.
Frank Stronach is an Austrian immigrant to Canada. Starting in his garage in downtown Toronto, he began manufacturing auto parts in the 1950s. He grew his tiny business into the manufacturing colossus known as Magna.
Stronach has strong views on the economy and labour relations. He tirelessly campaigns for profit-sharing with employees. He writes, or did until recently, a regular column for the supposedly conservative National Post.
Recently he was charged with a number of sexual crimes, including touching and assault, some going back to the 1970s, the most recent allegation occurred in 2023. Frank Stronach is 91 years old!
The charges, most decades after the alleged events, seem fishy. Be that as it may, Frank Stronach deserves to be treated as INNOCENT until PROVEN guilty. Yet, the National Post immediately dropped his column.
Frank Stronach is an incredibly successful European and German. We wonder if these qualities may lay behind this prosecution late in life. And, yes, may there not be a touch of German-bashing in it all?
No, Frank doesn’t need the money, but there’s an important pinciple here. On JUly 17, supporters of the Canadian Association for Free Expression protested outside the Toronto offices of the National Post. The rally sparked a number of interesting conversations.
Political Prisoner Leslie Bory Attacked Again in Prison
Paul, Thank you and all of the people who protested to have me freed from prison. [CAFÉ’s most recent rally for Leslie was on Dominion Day.] I am very grateful to all of you heroes who took the time and made the effort to fight for freedom by advocating for the right to speak freely and remain free from violent coercion. It’s another day in Gulag Hurst [Maplehurst Correctional Centre].
A week ago, I got another taste of violent political terrorism. I got a blow to the back of my head from a crazy who said I pissed him off. Ironically, I had given his cellmate and him some bread to eat right before this happened. I was playing a board game with a group of guys when I thought I got punched from behind. … Later, a couple of guards showed me and others what had been used to hit me. It was a mace made from about 18 inches of braided bedsheet material with a pear as the weight.” – Leslie Bory
CAFE protested outside the Maplehurst Detention Centre for political prisoner Leslie Bory who has been inside for 381 days, without bail, for allegedly posting threats against privileged groups on a podcast. His trial may not occur until next January. He will have been in two years Meanwhile violent criminals, mostly black, get bail. It’s political discrimination.
CAFE Endorsed & Supported Freedom Fighter Adam Skelly’s New Year’s Even Toronto Fundraiser
The Canadian Association for Free Expression had a number of associates, including Director Paul Fromm, at a Scarborough fundraiser for freedom fighter Adam Skelly New Year’s Eve.
The City of Toronto and Province of Ontario came down on Adam Skelly like ten tonnes of bricks. The government brought six, separate legal proceedings against him for daring to dissent.
Why? To single him out. To make an example of him. To punish him for just saying NO. Adam was the first person in North America to be arrested for disobeying public health orders. In the age of COVID-19 tyranny and totalitarianism, dissent and debate are no longer permitted.
The government hit. And we hit back. Last year, CCOC helped Adam retain new counsel. We are determined to be heard – and will be heard.
We are challenging the Reopening Ontario Act, its lockdown regulation 82/20, and Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health authority on legal and constitutional grounds. Here is a link to our Notice of Application:
We retained six PhD experts to submit evidence that strongly challenges the Great Lie. This evidence has yet to be heard in court. It is irrefutable. All the legal documents, including the expert evidence, are as follows:
CAFE Held A Great Meeting In Nova Scotia This Weekend
For the first time since before COVID, CAFE held a meeting in Atlantic Canada. Our Nova Scotia gathering attracted many new supporters.
CAFE Director Paul Fromm opened the meeting: “We meet this afternoon on land our European ancestors — Scots, French, English, then many others — built from the wilderness. They built the farms, the fisheries, the industry, the roads and infrastructure in this great province. This land is ours. No more guilt.” The largely young audience broke into loud applause. Mr. Fromm’s topic was “My Issues: Free Speech & Immigration: Not Enough Free Speech but Too Much Immigration.”
Mr. Fromm was joined my Moncton’s Malcolm Ross, a Christian author and longtime free speech advocate. Both Mr. Ross and Mr. Fromm were fired in the 1990s from their positions as school teachers, after extensive Jewish lobbying pressure, for their political views expressed on their own time off school property. Both won the 1994 George Orwell Free Speech Award.
Mr. Ross spoke on the importance of family in this age of mind-bending attacks on children through the LGBTQ and Woke agenda being inflicted on them in many schools.
Back In Kelowna, CAFE Supports C.L.E.A.R. BC’s Monthly Freedom Rally
C.L.E.A.R. BC has staged rallies opposing the freedom smashing COVID restrictions since April, 2020. C.L.E.A.R. BC follows the motto “Resistance is Not Futile.” C.L.E.A.R. Director David Lindsay is leading a fight against Kelowna City Council that seeks to ban freedom protests in public — that means, the taxpayers OWN them — parks.
CAFE Director Paul Fromm with the old Red Ensign, the flag of the REAL Canada
CAFE Supports “Hands Off Our Kids” Rally in St. Catharines, Ontario
ST. Catharines, October 21, 2023. Over 200 people rallied today here to oppose indoctrination of children with the radical SOGI (Sexual Orientations and Gender Identity) sex ed programme. They also insisted that parents be informed if their under age and perhaps confused children are changing their names or pronouns at school.
CAFE supporters took at active part in the rally.
The St. Catharines rally was one of dozens taking part across Canada.
About a dozen pro-LGBTQ counterprotesters shadowed the march bust stayed well back.
