Carpay one more casualty in Canada’s war on freedom
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Summary
John Carpe is the President of the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms, a group dedicated to defending free speech and standing up for powerless people who fall afoul of political correctness. He is also the president of the JCCF, which challenges governments across the country on issues such as curfews, surveillance, and anti-terrorism laws. And yet, a few weeks ago, a warrant was issued for his arrest.
Transcript
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First, let it be said that putting a tail on a judge is bound to spook the legal profession.
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It might be legal. Upon trial, it might also turn out to be obstruction of justice.
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It really depends on whether or not someone uses surveillance footage
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to intimidate a judge into ruling a certain way.
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In any case, it is guaranteed to attract the wrong kind of attention.
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The thing is, however, there is something bigger going on here.
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Whatever a Manitoba court finds in John Carpe's case,
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he is but one of a number of people who governments are trying to shut down on any pretext
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because they challenge governments on freedom issues.
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John Carpe is president of the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms.
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And in this country, no person or organization has done more in the last 10 years
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to challenge the arbitrary and unconstitutional actions of governments
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or to stand up for powerless people who fall afoul of woke political correctness.
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Whether it's challenging the COVID narratives or protecting immigrant estheticians from a pervert,
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Not surprisingly, governments and bureaucrats don't like it.
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They'd much rather tell you what to do, have you do it without argument,
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and if things don't work out, tell you it's your fault anyway.
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asking questions or expressing a counter-narrative opinion,
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the Justice Center was representing clients challenging Manitoba's lockdown restrictions.
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In his belief that the judge hearing the case was flouting the very restrictions
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John apparently, allegedly, had a private investigator keep an eye on him.
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It was his honor masking up in public, that sort of thing.
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you can imagine how Carpe might have been tempted to do something like that.
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the Provincial Attorney General complained to the Manitoba Law Society.
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The Law Society demanded an apology from Carpe,
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There is still a Law Society hearing waiting for him.
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But until 30th of December, just a few days ago, that was it.
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Then out of the blue, this warrant for his arrest arrives,
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23 unpleasant hours in a jail cell followed without bed or blanket,
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and of, I guess, honorary elevation to the company of other free speech martyrs,
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such as Tamara Lich and pastors Timothy Stevens and James Coates.
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However, the Canadian Criminal Code talks about bribery and witness tampering,
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Canadian courts are very good at reading what they want
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Jordan Peterson, probably the most effective voice for common sense
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they threaten to cancel his license to practice psychology.
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were shut down by their professional associations
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Nurses and other medical professionals, likewise.
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boards enforce reverse discrimination in hiring
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And should John Carpe win his case in Manitoba,
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Alas, he did rather play into their hands, it appears.
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that there's a sinister mastermind directing all this.