Bill C-51
May 23rd 2015, 4:21 pm
#32
Nuther day in paradise.ca
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Location: Ajax, Ontario
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Re: Bill C-51
5 young treason attempting offenders were stopped at Montreal airport en route to Turkey, my question is why they were stopped? Why not let them go and revoke their passports. One way trip only for the happy ISis scum newbies. Now we have to pay for these twats to be kept here, and what if they decide to wreak their vengeance in Canada instead. ??
May 23rd 2015, 10:00 pm
#33
Stand-up Philosopher
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Location: Regina Saskatchewan
Posts: 16,344
Re: Bill C-51
5 young treason attempting offenders were stopped at Montreal airport en route to Turkey, my question is why they were stopped? Why not let them go and revoke their passports. One way trip only for the happy ISis scum newbies. Now we have to pay for these twats to be kept here, and what if they decide to wreak their vengeance in Canada instead. ??
May 24th 2015, 5:45 pm
#34
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Location: BC
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Re: Bill C-51
Mulcair vows to repeal Bill C-51 at NDP rally in Surrey
“The Liberals teamed up with Conservatives to pass the dangerous and ineffective Bill C-51... an NDP government would repeal Bill C-51,” NDP leader Thomas Mulcair said, garnering some of the loudest cheers of the evening from a crowd of approximately 1,200 at the Aria Banquet Hall in Surrey on Friday.
Critics fear that the bill, passed by the House of Commons and in its third reading, will give security agencies overreaching powers in collecting information on Canadians. In a joint statement of civil liberties and privacy advocate groups, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association said last month the law would be detrimental to “social frameworks, democratic values and fundamental rights.”
Mulcair vows to repeal Bill C-51 at NDP rally in Surrey | Vancouver Observer
“The Liberals teamed up with Conservatives to pass the dangerous and ineffective Bill C-51... an NDP government would repeal Bill C-51,” NDP leader Thomas Mulcair said, garnering some of the loudest cheers of the evening from a crowd of approximately 1,200 at the Aria Banquet Hall in Surrey on Friday.
Critics fear that the bill, passed by the House of Commons and in its third reading, will give security agencies overreaching powers in collecting information on Canadians. In a joint statement of civil liberties and privacy advocate groups, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association said last month the law would be detrimental to “social frameworks, democratic values and fundamental rights.”
Mulcair vows to repeal Bill C-51 at NDP rally in Surrey | Vancouver Observer
Jun 10th 2015, 2:00 pm
#35
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Location: Somewhere between Vancouver & St Johns
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Re: Bill C-51
This bill was passed in the Senate yesterday. Obviously the Senators were distracted by the release of the AGs report into their audit
Now awaiting Royal Assent to be passed into law.
Bill C-51 passes Senate vote, awaits royal assent | CTV News
Now awaiting Royal Assent to be passed into law.Bill C-51 passes Senate vote, awaits royal assent | CTV News
Jun 11th 2015, 10:20 pm
#36
Born again atheist
Joined: Jul 2005
Location: Europe (to be specified).
Posts: 30,259
Re: Bill C-51
This bill was passed in the Senate yesterday. Obviously the Senators were distracted by the release of the AGs report into their auditNow awaiting Royal Assent to be passed into law.
Bill C-51 passes Senate vote, awaits royal assent | CTV News
Now awaiting Royal Assent to be passed into law.Bill C-51 passes Senate vote, awaits royal assent | CTV News
It appears that wearing the niqab is terrorism.
Who knew?
