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Political Prisoner Brad Love Released After 26 Days in Jail

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Political Prisoner Released After 26 Days in Jail

EDMONTON. June 9, 2026. Today after a short court appearance, political prisoner Brad Love was released and told all charges would be dropped at a further court appearance in two weeks.

“I was scooped and spent 26 days in prison for nothing,” an angry Mr. Love told CAFE. He’d been arrested May 13 at his Fort McMurray residence, not allowed to get his pants or wallet or ID. He spent the first night in an RCMP cell in Fort McMurray without blankets on the concrete cell floor. Four days later he was transferred to Edmonton Remand Centre five hours away.

The charges were “breach of probation” for trespassing on some woman’s lawn and whacking a security camera with a stick. Mr. Love denied the charges and said bus transfers would prove he was elsewhere at the time of the alleged incidents. The RCMP who make a habit of harassing the outspoken free thinker slapped the handcuffs on anyway.

In court today, the Crown admitted that the video of the event confirmed that the whacker with a stick was not Mr. Love and a “witness” had recanted.

Fort McMurray is awash in drugs, Indian public drunkenness is a scandal and White tweekers, Indian drunks and numerous Third World newcomers fail to pay bus fare, but the local RCMP are fixated on Bad Love. After his arrest, they entered his dwelling, apparently, without a warrant and questioned his room mates as to whether Mr. Love made racial remarks. Whether he does or doesn’t is irrelevant to the bogus charges at issue.

Mr. Love described his release. He had $1,500 in his canteen — his money transferred by family members. The prison authorities would only hand over $500, the rest to come later. {How can they get away with this?] So, with no ID or credit card, Mr. Love had to find his way back to Fort McMurray. With no ID, he couldn’t board a plane. Finally, he persuaded a cab driver to accept $500, with the remaining $300 on arrival.

Of the 35 inmates released with Mr. Love, 25 were Indians. None had money. They were given bus passes to head downtown to the Indian Friendship Centre.

British Minister Convicted for Preaching Near Abortion Clinic

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British Minister Convicted for Preaching Near Abortion Clinic

Pastor Clive Johnston has been convicted under the United Kingdom’s buffer zone laws after preaching near a hospital abortion facility.

According to reports, Johnston referenced John 3:16 during an outdoor Sunday service held within a restricted zone. Authorities argued the gathering violated laws designed to limit certain activities near abortion clinics.

“This is a dark day for Christian freedom,” Johnston said after the ruling. “The buffer zones law is so broad that holding a Sunday service has been found to be a criminal offence.”

The case is drawing concern from free speech and religious liberty advocates across the UK.

URSULA HAVERBECK, R.I.P.

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I met Ursula Haverbeck in Germany. She was the epitome and grace and class. She was fearless in her pursuit of the truth. She reminds me of another German, who said: “Here I stand, I can do no other,” in defence of being true to one’s conscience. [In German, ““ Hier stehe ich. Ich kann nicht anders. Gott helfe mir. Amen.” ] Her imprisonment in old age shows the bankruptcy of the present German government and the heroic courage of this quiet grandmother. — Paul Fromm

Premier Danielle Smith describes threats to free speech and the marketplace of ideas

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Premier Danielle Smith describes threats to free speech and the marketplace of ideas

Alberta free speech statement

Danielle Smith on X: “No professional should ever feel forced into silence or pressured into self-censorship by their regulatory body. That’s why Alberta’s government is stepping up to ensure professional regulators stick to what matters: competence, ethics, and public safety – not controlling

https://t.co/W7Ub6RP6F4″ / X

Elected P.E.I. Councillor Challenges Being Suspended and Fined From Elected Job for A Sign Critical of Residential School Hysteria

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Elected P.E.I. Councillor Challenges Being Suspended and Fined From Elected Job for A Sign Critical of Residential School Hysteria
Voters’ choice is under attack by woke elected bodies. It’s happened to at least two school trustees in Ontario and others in Alberta and Manitoba. The elected official makes a statement the leftists on council or the school  board don’t like and they suspend him, thus denying the voters the services of the person THEY hired. Only the voters, at the next election, should be able to dismiss an elected official. The latest example is Murray Harbour Councillor John Robertson in P.E.I. The Canadian Press (February 23, 2024) reports: “Between late September and early October last year, coinciding with the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the councillor displayed a sign on his property with the message, “Truth: mass grave hoax” and “Reconciliation: Redeem Sir John A.’s integrity.”  The thought police on council nuked him. “The councillors then decided to impose a $500 fine and suspend him from his municipal post for six months. Robertson, elected in November 2022, was also removed as chair of the maintenance committee and ordered to write an apology to the mayor, council and the Indigenous community.” To his credit, Councillor Robertson has taken the matter to court and is seeking judicial review, arguing that the other councillors’ actions infringed on his right to freedom of speech, expression and belief. — Paul Fromm

P.E.I. councillor punished for posting sign questioning Indigenous unmarked graves seeks judicial review

Murray Harbour Coun. John Robertson claims fellow councillors exceeded their authority and violated his Charter rights by fining and suspending him

Author of the article:The Canadian Press

The Canadian Press

Michael MacDonald

Published Feb 23, 2024  •  3 minute read

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The former Kamloops Indian Residential School.A makeshift memorial is seen outside the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in Kamloops, B.C., after the possible discovery of 215 unmarked graves on the property in May 2021.Photo by Cole Burston/AFP via Getty Images/File

CHARLOTTETOWN — A village councillor in Prince Edward Island is asking a court to quash sanctions imposed on him after he displayed a sign on his property questioning the existence of unmarked graves at former residential schools.

In documents filed last week with the P.E.I. Supreme Court, Murray Harbour Coun. John Robertson claims fellow councillors exceeded their authority and violated his rights on Nov. 18, 2023, when they decided he had breached the council’s code of conduct.

The councillors then decided to impose a $500 fine and suspend him from his municipal post for six months. Robertson, elected in November 2022, was also removed as chair of the maintenance committee and ordered to write an apology to the mayor, council and the Indigenous community.

The councillor’s application for judicial review, dated Feb. 16, says those sanctions were unreasonable because they failed to account for his fundamental rights to freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, as guaranteed by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Robertson argues that he shouldn’t be punished for stating personal opinions that have nothing to do with his role as an elected member of council.

Between late September and early October last year, coinciding with the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the councillor displayed a sign on his property with the message, “Truth: mass grave hoax” and “Reconciliation: Redeem Sir John A.’s integrity.”

Macdonald, Canada’s first prime minister, is considered an architect of the residential school system because he championed policies of assimilation and violence toward Indigenous people.

In May 2021, the Tk’emlups te Secwepemc First Nation announced that ground-penetrating radar had revealed the possible remains of as many as 215 children around the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia’s interior. Since then, many other First Nations across Canada have searched for unmarked graves at school sites in their territories.Recommended from Editorial

“The subject of Mr. Robertson’s impugned statements included questioning the reliability of news reports of a political nature and providing an opinion respecting a political figure and did not relate to any function undertaken by Mr. Robertson as a member of council,” the application says, arguing the other councillors employed an “overboard interpretation” of the code of conduct.

The document says Robertson has resisted requests to resign, “asserting that the expression of his personal opinions on political topics were not properly the subject of the council’s oversight.” Terry White, mayor of Murray Harbour, population 282, could not be reached for comment Friday.

At Least A Partial Freedom Programme for Canada

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Restore the Bank of Canada to the purpose of funding infrastructure projects in Canada.

Eliminate usurious private lending institutes.

– Abolish Income Tax.

– Re-examine The Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Is “The Charter” a legal constitution or not?

– Eliminate any central bank digital currency.

– Audit the federal government by a consortium of private citizens.

– Paper ballots in all jurisdictional elections, including hand-counts. No ‘voting machines’, no electronic tabulations.

– Investigate thoroughly all covid-19 related activity, including cancelling all vaccine contracts. All colluding with already know criminal cv-19 related activity prosecuted, incarcerated, and de-pensioned.

– No mandatory medical dictates.

– Keep all pharmaceutical company lobbies out of all government and citizen activity.

– Stop the process of codifying vitamins, herbs and all natural health products.  

– Allow natural health procedures to serve the people.

– Repeal MAID. People can end their own lives without the taxpayer involved.

– Stop murdering people before they are born – it is a child’s body.

– A 100% moratorium on immigration. Deport all international criminals and illegal entry individuals.

– Stop funding the U.N., and remove Canada from U.N. membership.

– Stop funding the entire women’s lobby to end all unfair advantages to females only. 

– Investigate the R.C.M.P. 

– Stop the aboriginal money extraction industry. Everyday Canadian tax-payers today should not be forever paying for what the monarchies did hundreds of years ago.

– Investigate aboriginal tribal and band councils regarding where received money was spent. Accountability.

– Allow freedom of speech. Repeal any legislation restricting what can be said or written.

– Stop government expansion. We have enough laws and government departments.

– Continue drilling for oil.

– Keep foreign investment out of local resource extraction. Allow Canadians to develop such industry. -Thoroughly investigate the current majority  in Parliament.