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I stood as CHP candidate in York-Simcoe, during the 2004 and 2006 Canadian federal elections.
I am concerned over the gradual decline in our right to speak and believe freely without interference by government and
non-governmental organisations.
I believe that the source of our freedom is our heritage, the Judeo-Christian tradition. As we've moved away from this
foundation, we've found limits to the freedom we once enjoyed.
If you've ever almost said something, stopped and decided not to say it because someone might hear and charge you with
some form of human rights violation; then you've discovered you are no longer free to express yourself. This is different
from internal restraints which stop us from saying something because it may hurt another person.
When a judgement is made against a Canadian because of what was read into the law, rather than written into the law, then
that Canadian has discovered they are no longer judged by objective rules. They have been judged by subjective laws which
they have no way of knowing. The law is then simply a judge's interpretation of what the judge thinks should be the law.
That infringes on our rights as free people.
I would like to see Canada return to an objective standard of right and wrong. A standard which is clear and unchanging.
A standard based on unequivocal laws.
I believe the CHP offers this to Canadians and will be proud to stand, for you, in the next election. If elected, I will
serve the people of York-Simcoe with energy, imagination and integrity.
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