The good news is that the leader of the Quebec separatist party is against this illegal emergency act. If the Conservatives +Bloc Quebecois (Quebec Separatist Party) team up and get the support of the NDP (who could stop support of the treasonous Liberals) the government would collapse in a vote of non confidence. As of now, the corrupt socialist NDP voted to enact the emergencies act. However, the emergencies act has to be renewed every 30 days by a vote in Parliament. Maybe the threat of losing a huge percentage of their voters will cause the NDP to reconcider. Anyway, may God help us. This emergency act gives the corrupt government broad powers. :negative: Brian Peckford about Emergency that JT declared, and an interview with him on 2/14 https://peckford42.wordpress.com/author/brianpeckford/ https://twitter.com/ThevoiceAlexa/status/1493343643557679107?cxt=HHwWhsC-nbeItrkpAAAA Thank you, Regina. Brian Peckford is an absolute gem. He is a man of integrity and would make an excellent Prime Minister. He is 79 years old though, so I doubt he would do it. He gave a great speech two days ago. Here is a portion of it: There are only two major written documents of your Constitution: the BNA Act of 1867, which created the country, and the … Constitution Act of 1982, which established the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. And in that charter, very few people today quote the following. The first words of the charter are, it’s not Section 1, it is we, as a country have two principles: the supremacy of God and the rule of law. Hardly any court today even acknowledges that they’re operating under those two principles. Everything else comes after that. Section 2 of the Constitution gives you your freedom of expression, your freedom of religion, your freedom of conscience, your freedom of thought, and your freedom to assemble, and your freedom to associate as you’re doing here today. Section 6 gives you the right to travel anywhere in Canada, or leave Canada. Section 7 gives you the right to life, liberty, and listen to this one, the security of the person. What does the security of the person mean? You can’t touch me unless I agree. You can’t inject into me anything unless I agree. And Section 15 of the charter says every Canadian, every Canadian, from Prince Rupert to Bonavista, from Niagara to Iqaluit, every Canadian has the right to equality before the law. They’re the main four principles of your Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Now, if you’ve got a moment, the governments of Canada are trying to say that they can override those rights through Section 1. I want to tell them that I was there: Section 1 was to be only used in war, insurrection, or the threat or peril of the state. It wasn’t to be used to try to combat a virus for which 99 percent recover and a less than 1 percent fatality rate. That’s not a threat to the state. Section 1 is being used illegally by the governments of Canada. 
