The Canadian Senate debated Bill C-6 on September 16, with a number of Senators voicing their opinions about the oppressive nature of the bill. Several Senators (Day, McCoy, Grafstein) cited the hundreds of letters they have received from YOU CANADIANS who are speaking up about this critical issue.
The following from Wayne Prante at www.falseflagflu.com:
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The Canadian Senate
Here is a link to Canadian Senate’s proceedings from Hansard from Sept. 16th, 2009: click here
This has the entire text of the day’s activities on the 16th, but it will take you to the relevant section.
A few notable quotes [from Senators] with respect to Bill C-6:
- Senator Elaine McCoy, 16 Sept 2009
“All these individuals appointed somehow by the minister will interfere with the day-to-day operation without any scrutiny or any oversight, requiring more documentation. Honourable senators, is that where we want to go with respect to public safety? We all agree that public safety is important. Is this bill the best way to achieve public safety with respect to consumer products?“
- Senator Joseph Day, 16 Sept 2009
“I looked at clauses 56, 57, 58, 59 and 60, they struck me as being unconstitutional in the sense that mens rea is no longer a condition precedent to a criminal offence. These provisions seem to be an extravagant use of the criminal power and I hope that the committee seized of this matter will deal with that issue and ask law officers of the Crown to come and deal with that particular matter. On the face of it, prima facie, these provisions are unconstitutional. I want the honourable senator’s comments.”
- Senator Jerahmiel S. Grafstein, 16 Sept 2009
“I heartily endorse honourable senators on all sides of this house and the committee. I hope enough time is put aside and enough witnesses are called forward to decide how many totalitarian powers you want to give to officials to achieve a very worthy goal, which is consumer product safety in this case.”
- Senator Elaine McCoy, 16 Sept 2009
“Honourable senators have received many emails on this matter. Certainly, we are not guided solely by the number of emails received from individuals expressing concern about a piece of proposed legislation, but we owe it to those individuals to study their concerns. Most of those concerns relate to process and the fundamental rights of justice, as opposed to the concept of product safety. I will deal with some of the clauses brought to my attention via the 600 emails I received in respect of Bill C-6. I suspect that other honourable senators have received just as many.”
- Senator Joseph Day, 16 Sept 2009
Condensed pdf containing only the Bill C-6 Debate (right click and save as …)
WE, my fellow Canadians, caused this earnest, open debate to take place in the Senate!
They acknowledged receiving over 600 e-mails and we only had a few days to warn people and put a plan of action together, and our website was also knocked off of the NET for almost an entire day (by forces unknown).
Stop Bill C-6
Keep the pressure on!
THANK YOU to EVERYONE who has written letters, e-mails, sent FAXes and made phone calls so far.
We ARE having an effect, but remember these two old sayings: “It ain’t over til it’s over” and “if you snooze, you lose!”
The Senate is now adjourned until Sept. 29th.
To anyone who has not done so, please take the time to write the Senators this week. Click on the STOP sign for details and some examples of letters, as well the addresses etc.
It ain’t perfect, but we have done a lot of the work for you to make it as easy as possible to take action and get your voice heard.
We have won a battle, let’s not lose the fight !
Wayne Prante for
Canadians for Health Freedom,
including Rukshana, Dee, Don, Bea, Croft, Joel, Candace, Ruth, Lori and many others who contributed to this effort.
PS Please also thank Senators Day, McCoy and Grafstein for standing up for us.
Today is your’s and it provides you a chance to begin to make a difference. The future is not your’s, but you determine it for future generations with what you decide to do, or not do, today.
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