Breaking the law

[dgl1948]

He is a fine one to criticize someone for breaking the law. Talk about calling the kettle black.


Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault is calling the Saskatchewan government’s decision not to pay the federal carbon price “immoral.”
The minister says it’s one thing to disagree on policy, but another to “start breaking federal laws.”

[W921]

Originally Posted by dgl1948

He is a fine one to criticize someone for breaking the law. Talk about calling the kettle black.


Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault is calling the Saskatchewan government’s decision not to pay the federal carbon price “immoral.”
The minister says it’s one thing to disagree on policy, but another to “start breaking federal laws.”

We need to start making provincial laws that Federal government hates and then start arresting federal criminals if they sneak into our territory.

[Talking moose]

Breaking the law Breaking the law

[elkhunter11]

Guilbeau is a convicted criminal, enough said!

[Sooner]

Originally Posted by dgl1948

He is a fine one to criticize someone for breaking the law. Talk about calling the kettle black.


Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault is calling the Saskatchewan government’s decision not to pay the federal carbon price “immoral.”
The minister says it’s one thing to disagree on policy, but another to “start breaking federal laws.”

My exact thoughts when I read that yesterday.

[bat119]

Only thing worse than paying into the carbon tax ponzi scheme is paying the tax and not getting the rebate, in Sask. Lloyd we get our NG from Alberta and still pay the carbon tax on our gas bills with no rebate.

The carbon tax is immoral we need to heat our homes or die

[Drewski Canuck]

Help me here.

Government of Saskatchewan became Agent for all Residential Sales of Natural Gas through Sask Energy.

Is that not what was done?

Provincial Governments are exempt from Carbon Tax.

Is that not what the law is?

If so, there is no breaking the law.

If anyone knows about loopholes, it is a Quebec Politician. Just wish a few other Provincial Governments would take the Agency route to ensure fair treatment on Carbon Tax that the Feds are giving to the Maritimes.

Guillbert is a bit ****y that someone beat him at his own game.

You can always see the admiration in a Quebec Politician's eyes when he smirks when accusing someone else of not playing by the "rules".

So just enjoy the victory, and lets build a momentum across Western Canada.

Drewski

[Howard Hutchinson]

Originally Posted by Talking moose

Breaking the law Breaking the law

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Good tune

[7magtime]

Originally Posted by dgl1948

He is a fine one to criticize someone for breaking the law. Talk about calling the kettle black.


Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault is calling the Saskatchewan government’s decision not to pay the federal carbon price “immoral.”
The minister says it’s one thing to disagree on policy, but another to “start breaking federal laws.”

Spoken like the true eco-terrorist lunatic that he is, poor guy....lol

[Bigwoodsman]

Originally Posted by dgl1948

He is a fine one to criticize someone for breaking the law. Talk about calling the kettle black.


Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault is calling the Saskatchewan government’s decision not to pay the federal carbon price “immoral.”
The minister says it’s one thing to disagree on policy, but another to “start breaking federal laws.”

I for one am offended by the hate speech coming from a Federal MP. Calling Saskatchewanians immoral is just wrong!

BW

[Drewski Canuck]

Mischief

430 (1) Every one commits mischief who wilfully

(a) destroys or damages property;

(b) renders property dangerous, useless, inoperative or ineffective;

(c) obstructs, interrupts or interferes with the lawful use, enjoyment or operation of property; or

(d) obstructs, interrupts or interferes with any person in the lawful use, enjoyment or operation of property.

CRIMINAL CODE IS FEDERAL !!!

So, yes, just because he climbed the CN Tower in Toronto to hang a Banner on the CN Tower on behalf of Green Peace, and was charged Criminally, ...

You are right. He would know about immoral and criminal behaviour.

But the best part, what Saskatchewan did, is a legal principle (the law of Agency) that has existed in British Common Law since the 1200's. Even Steven Guillbert should know that!


Drewski

[Hawkeye]

Perhaps it's just me.......but when I see him, I keep thinking........they had him locked up.....WHY did they release him??

[Twisted Canuck]

[Jason Bourne]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

Perhaps it's just me.......but when I see him, I keep thinking........they had him locked up.....WHY did they release him??

When i see him, i keep thinking......now theres a face that just needs punched! Repeatedly.....

[pikergolf]

Betcha dollars to doughnuts if that nut shakes his head it rattles. Bubbles reincarnated.

[I’d rather be outdoors]

Tis’ the lieberal way. Just like the carbon tax, there’s rules for thee but not for me (Gullible).

[elkhunter11]

Hopefully if PP wins a big majority, he opens investigations into the liberal scandals, and this criminal faces more charges.

[MountainTi]

Originally Posted by Jason Bourne

When i see him, i keep thinking......now theres a face that just needs punched! Repeatedly.....

lol. I keep thinking the same thing about quite a few of the Ottawa imbeciles

[Grizzly Adams1]

Originally Posted by elkhunter11

Guilbeau is a convicted criminal, enough said!

The Pot calling the kettle Black.

[walking buffalo]

A basic tenant of Common law is the general adherence and respect of a particular law.
It is imperative to the validity of a law that it is followed.
It is imperative for the Commoners to NOT follow laws that the masses disagree with.
One of the most powerful tools Commoners have to disarm laws is to Not follow them.
When enough of the population refuse to follow a law, that law will die.

[Drewski Canuck]

Originally Posted by walking buffalo

A basic tenant of Common law is the general adherence and respect of a particular law.
It is imperative to the validity of a law that it is followed.
It is imperative for the Commoners to NOT follow laws that the masses disagree with.
One of the most powerful tools Commoners have to disarm laws is to Not follow them.
When enough of the population refuse to follow a law, that law will die.

And that is why the Law should be applied equally. When one group gets an exemption for the simple reason that they supported the Government in Power, that is favouritism and bias.

The fact that a recognized Legal Principle (Agency) allows a Group the same access to the exemption is within the Law. But the Government in Power did not condone this use of the Law (Agency) which is being used as a shield from favouritism and bias.

And that is what the Tyrants in Ottawa are mad about.

Drewski

[Grizzly Adams1]

Originally Posted by Drewski Canuck

And that is why the Law should be applied equally. When one group gets an exemption for the simple reason that they supported the Government in Power, that is favouritism and bias.

The fact that a recognized Legal Principle (Agency) allows a Group the same access to the exemption is within the Law. But the Government in Power did not condone this use of the Law (Agency) which is being used as a shield from favouritism and bias.

And that is what the Tyrants in Ottawa are mad about.

Drewski

Civil Disobedience is a human right, especially in the face of oppressive taxation which is what our existence has come down to.

[Bigwoodsman]

Originally Posted by elkhunter11

Hopefully if PP wins a big majority, he opens investigations into the liberal scandals, and this criminal faces more charges.

I hope for this as well. Would like to see set time limits for an investigation to take place and concluded. Those who hinder the process by using delay tactics, are to be held in contempt, and jailed.

BW

[Fisher1]

The United States was created when the colonies decided to rebel against the British taxation (Boston Tea Party). I wonder what the Saskatchewan tax rebellion will lead to?

[Grizzly Adams1]

Originally Posted by Fisher1

The United States was created when the colonies decided to rebel against the British taxation (Boston Tea Party). I wonder what the Saskatchewan tax rebellion will lead to?

The last time Regina rebelled, the Feds sent troops.

[MountainTi]

Originally Posted by Fisher1

I wonder what the Saskatchewan tax rebellion will lead to?

Enactment of the War (Emergency) measures act?

[Drewski Canuck]

Originally Posted by MountainTi

Enactment of the War (Emergency) measures act?

Of course! And CRIME Minister Justin Trudeau will say that Saskatchewn is a bunch of Nazis. (Well, it worked for him last time, and it worked for Putin, so why not say it again, right?).

Drewski

[elkhunter11]

Originally Posted by MountainTi

Enactment of the War (Emergency) measures act?

I don’t see that going over too well after a judge ruled that doing so was illegal the last time.

[MountainTi]

Originally Posted by elkhunter11

I don’t see that going over too well after a judge ruled that doing so was illegal the last time.

Constantly breaking the law and getting away with it doesn't seem to bother the little puke. Guessing it arouses him even more than Gerald's butt

[elkhunter11]

Originally Posted by MountainTi

Constantly breaking the law and getting away with it doesn't seem to bother the little puke. Guessing it arouses him even more than Gerald's butt

He is safe as long as the liberals are in power, but if that changes, he loses his protection.