This is an excellent topic for the debate - where do these leaders stand on the idiotic claims supported by Human Right Commissions. Personally I have had enough of them, Why are they so ‘protected’ beats me.

In 1997, I worked in Saudi Arabia for three months. Since I was temporary, I didn’t qualify for quarters in a compound and was put up in local hotels.
Saudi is a religious dictatorship and police are everywhere to enforce Wahhabi Moslem law. All business including the corner juice vendor must close on the call to prayers which occurs five times a day. Foreigners like myself must stop all activities.

Police are not threatening because they are visible. Most threatening are the invisible religious police who blend in with the populace and no foreigner must dare look at a woman even though she is completely clad in a burka.

When I returned to Canada, I realized nothing was different. We are controlled by the political correctness police, the ban free speech police and the most recent innovation by the loonie left, the global warming police who would ban all independent thought on this subject..

Welcome to Saudi

Arnie

Isn’t it strange–all ‘these’ people are so anxious to get to Canada, where they can get on welfare almost immediatly, then start ‘demanding’ THEIR humun rights-wether it be free speach-or any other ‘rights’! What happened to a CANADIANs rights? We got Peirre to thank for that! Ron

Too bad so few Canadians possess the courage and the insight to point out the obvious that Arnie so succinctly describes. From language inspectors to thought police to global warming storm troopers, Canada is imprisoning itself in a straitjacket of political correctness.

I was ‘investigated’ by the Human Right ‘investigators’ while I worked for Corrections Canada. It dragged on for several years. These ‘investigators believe their job is to prove the complaint; not to find the truth!

It is absolutely scarey how much power they have. No one realizes it until they become involved with them and I don’t wish that on anyone.

What hurts is it is my tax dollars paying them. That is wrong!

PLEASE KEEP GOING AFTER IT. IT IS A TOUGH NUT TO CRACK.
THE POWERFUL MEDIA (OWNERSHIP) AND LOBBISTS ENCOURAGED IT AND WANT IT LEFT AS IS.

We have no freedom of speech when it comes to dicussing Official Bilingualism , its failure and cost over the past 30 years adding up into the trillions is never discussed.
The French are aleady in control and have silenced anyone from even talking about the job loss to the English speaking people, or having to dual track our already sick Health System or insisting a job must be bilingual or do not apply. What kind of country is this?
Many of us have asked the candidates to discuss it at the open debate but we know ahead of time it will never happen. “Your Turn” have asked us for questions but ours will be ignored. There are shades here of Germany doing the 30’s. Dot Davies- Fuhrman

Several parties enquire about the cost of the Afgahastan war but no one seems interested in the amount of taxpayers dollars that has been wasted on Official Bilingualism. Canadians have never had a vote on this subject and its time to dump it and save BILLIONS.

Not sure, but I somehow suspect that if the Conservatives manage to get a majority this election, our festering problem of Human Rights Commissions trampling on fundamental rights will be suitably addressed. How could they do otherwise, with Ezra Levant in the wings?

This is the single most important issue that needs to be addressed in this election and yet our incumbents and wanna-bes have been utterly silent about it. Harper has completely silenced his people and the Liberals know their liberal position on this is not shared by the majority of Canadians. To add to our impotence we support a multi-million dollar public broadcaster (the CBC) that has top billing on the Liberal campaign team so they spread nothing but Liberal propaganda. Not one question by their interviewers ever about this issue. Ridding ourselves of these unconstitutional, undemocratic and subversive Human Rights Commissions must be forced to the front of the debate. Everyone of us need to do whatever it is we can to make this happen.

“The BCHR commission has demonstrated so many non-democratic rulings that it cannot be tolerated in its present role. It will be given a “grand jury” role of recommendations, and prosecution will be returned to the BC court system.”

SO SAYS THE ONLY PARTY IN CANADA WITH THE INTEGRITY TO CALL THE HRC TO ACCOUNT…….Policy #10 - http://www.refedbc.com/wp/

2000% correct!
And along with the loss of freedom of speech, are the loss of democracy (Canada now controlled by the 17% bilinguals, 50% of whom come from Quebec), and loss of justice (unelected Supreme Court judges, since Trudeau now supreme over Parliament)! Ho! Hum!