Richard Hardman

Conservative, Once a Soldier, Former High Tech Manager, Hunter Gatherer, Grandfather, Palladin, Free Mason, Shriner

[Patrick Kerby @Patrickkerby58]

@GadSaad @MarsNAO Liberty brings peace, peace brings love, but to get liberty sometimes you have to kill a lot of assholes.

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[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

They're in the club.

You're not.

And that's the point.

[Richard Hardman @Gathoward]

@EylonALevy @kinsellawarren Good Riddance.

[Ron Butler @ronmortgageguy]

The Carney Condo Bailout Fucktastrophe! I Won't Leave This One Alone: It's Just Too WRONG

To quote the Prime Minister: "Builders dont want to sell at a loss"

Doesn't mean the Canadian Taxpayer needs to make sure Developers get full price for their Garbage Units at crazy prices

[Richard Hardman @Gathoward]

@joshryanjames @Bowenqldaus Definitely cringe worthy. Arrogant twat.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

It’s amazing how our Government can’t seem to find 700 IRGC individuals living in Canada, but could immediately find out who donated 5 bucks to the Freedom Convoy

[Richard Hardman @Gathoward]

@Concern70732755 @MacBarksBack Carney will never say anything about his relationship with Epstein and Maxwell. In light of revelations and allegations against the former Prince Andrew because of his association with that pair. Carney's needs investigating.

[Rebel News @RebelNewsOnline]

The Great BBQ Rebellion Part 2: Adam Skelly has his day in court 📢

Former Toronto barbecue restaurateur Adam Skelly finally had his day in court on Wednesday.

Talk about a long and winding road. The Skelly matter goes back to November 2020. He defied the draconian and nonsensical COVID-19 lockdown rules by opening his west end Toronto eatery. And wow, did he paid a price for doing so, being fined, criminally charged, and put out of business — as in permanently.

Now it’s payback time as Skelly’s lawyer has launched a constitutional challenge at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in downtown Toronto. The matter is slated to run for three days.

Perry’s filing, provided to Rebel News, outlines his position against the four respondents: the Province of Ontario, the City of Toronto, Toronto’s board of health and former medical officer of health, Dr. Eileen de Villa.

The filing alleges several infringements of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms against Skelly, including his freedom of peaceful assembly and against his arbitrary detention.

The filing states: “This constitutional challenge is a reckoning with the unchecked exercise of state power that devastated small business owners, silenced peaceful dissent and trampled core constitutional protections, all without a shred of cogent evidence to justify the destruction.”

In court, Perry said the state used its “full machinery” to go after Skelly and that the fallout was “vicious.”

What’s more, Perry said to this day no “hard evidence” exists connecting the spread of COVID to indoor dining.

And reopening the Etobicoke Adamson BBQ was more than merely an economic play. Rather, Skelly was exercising his right to demonstrate against the government’s harsh and hypocritical lockdown rules (i.e., huge multinational corporations such as Costco and Walmart remained open during COVID - ditto the provincial government’s liquor monopoly, the LCBO. But ma & pa shops could not open. Where’s the logic in that?)

As well, the Adamson BBQ reopening was about freedom of assembly given the hundreds of supporters who gathered at the restaurant.

Interestingly, Perry cited a 2005 Supreme Court of Canada decision regarding a Montreal strip club. The club used a loudspeaker to amplify music and commentary to passersby and the city’s bylaw department fined the club for doing so. But the Supremes overturned that conviction on the basis that the bylaw infringed on the respondent’s freedom of expression and this infringement could not be justified.

Perry also noted that when Dr. de Villa was earlier cross-examined, it was not a matter of what she said but what she didn’t say. For example, she refused to answer numerous questions regarding Charter rights and the law. She refused to provide data. She refused to provide documentation regarding her plan to close Adamson BBQ. She even refused to explain the apparent double standard when it came to the city not cracking down on Black Lives Matter gatherings.

Speaking of double standards, the city is still waiting for Skelly to pay $187,000 to cover the policing costs incurred during the three-day long BBQ Rebellion. That’s fascinating. Indeed, we wonder when the city plans to invoice the pro-Hamas demonstrators? In 2024 alone, policing the Hamashole get-togethers cost the city $19.5 million! Alas, is this yet another example of one rule for thee, on rule for me?

The hearing continues on Thursday (Today).

@TheMenzoid

[Richard Hardman @Gathoward]

@WeAreCanProud Pierre is absolutely correct. We should beware of the subtle corruption of the CCP and their proxies in the LPC.

[Canada Proud @WeAreCanProud]

Pierre Poilievre is giving a MAJOR foreign policy speech where he REJECTED Mark Carney's vision of a "New World Order" with China.

He says despite current problems with the Trump Administration, Americans overwhelmingly like Canada and working with the American people is one of our greatest strategic strengths,

Do you agree with him?

[Incite Insight @2incite_insight]

@myabradshaw78 If only there was a pictographic way of presenting this...

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You can change your clowns 🤡 but the circus will remain the same. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[Bradshaw @myabradshaw78]

Here’s your definition of stupid..

[Canada Proud @WeAreCanProud]

Congratulations to Don Cherry! 👏

Next up, Order of Canada!