THE media has not attempted to portray the truckers partaking in the freedom convoy as being a part of a rebellious subculture unique to trucking because they would be mischaracterizing an entire division of labor. The media and Prime Minister Trudeau, for the purposes of damage control, had to instead…

VACCINE PASSPORTS are a new “measure” which have been implemented by the various provincial governments on behalf of the Federal government. The methods of coercion have not changed much since Covid “began” back in March or April of 2020 in that many businesses who have a storefront want to facilitate…

VIOLENCE, within the category of ordinary language, is used to describe aggressive actions that are driven by ones impulsivity and emotivism. The word violence is often used to condemn a persons behavior or describe what took place at a large gathering of people. Violence is a word that is rarely…

IRREVERENCE is a virtue when those of high status impose their presence onto others by surrounding themselves with supporters, attempting to be the most charismatic person in the room, trying to impress women through superficial charm or by deliberately wearing expensive jewelry to give people the impression of wealth just…

POWER is a phenomenon that comes in different forms in the external world and in the internal world; the thoughts and intuitions(pre-analysis) of the individual perceiver. …

In R. v. Miller, [1985] 2 S.C.R. 613, the Supreme Court determined that section 10(c) of the Charter is not limited to habeas corpus simpliciter, but also encompasses certiorari-in-aid with affidavit material filed in support of the application. The Supreme Court has described the analysis as follows: “To be successful…

THE cause of lawfare(using the courts as weapon to silence dissent), legal positivism(the only legitimate laws come from the lawmaker) and legal relativity(arbitrary orders superseding statues and constitutional law) can be attributed to corruption at the “bottom” more so than corruption “at the top” in that politicians have no teeth…

WHENEVER a person is perceived as being overly critical of a law or a person, the listener may accuse the person of being too negative or pessimistic. The person who accuses me of spreading negativity is actually being negative themselves in that they are looking to negate that which is…

LAWFARE differs from law in that the former cares more for procedure as opposed to evidence and morals whereas the latter looks to demarcate the lawful from the unlawful. For instance, if I am arrested for drunk driving because the officer thought I “looked” drunk even though I am not…