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Ontario Court Rules Totalitarianism in the Public Interest



Winnipeg -- A recent Ontario court decision has denied British Columbia’s Trinity Western University’s law school from receiving accreditation because university administrators did the unthinkable. As a private Christian university Trinity requires its students and faculty to sign a “Community Covenant” which promises, among other things, to abstain from sexual intimacy that violates the sacredness of marriage between a man and woman. Seems the covenant didn’t sit well with the Nova Scotia Barrister’s Society and the Toronto-based liberals at the Law Society of Upper Canada, which both moved to block Trinity’s accreditation on the premise that the covenant, presumably, offended homosexuals. The matter moved to the courts and while the Nova Scotia Supreme Court ruled in favour of Trinity, as expected, the Ontario Court ruled the polar opposite, denying Trinity’s accreditation in Ontario.
We must remember that Trinity is a private institution which means it receives no public funding for its day-to-day operations. Furthermore, students attending Trinity do so voluntarily and law students who cannot contain their liberal tendencies have the choice of attending the other 20 law schools (which have no comparable covenant) that currently operate in practically every province in Canada. In other words, if you’re a liberal law student your choices are practically infinite. If you are a conservative or worst still, a Christian law student looking to attend a college that reflects your values and traditions, you may want to reconsider your career choice. It is interesting to note that all 20 law schools operating in Canada are publicly run – which means tax-payer subsidized, government-owned and union-run – and in order to receive accreditation and public funding, presumably, they must tow the politically correct party line. Since Canadian law schools are the breeding ground for tomorrow’s Liberal politicians, and the armies of lawyers that are needed to fuel Canada’s legal industrial complex, (what with endless native land claims, Charter lawsuits and the parade of legal proceedings grinding on as a result of an over-regulated society) graduates must fit the secular, leftist mold as prescribed by our law society social engineers. There simply isn’t any room for, dare we say it, conservative lawyers in Canada today. Anyone following education in Canada knows our universities have become little more than Marxist finishing schools, mere extensions of the socialist propaganda and indoctrination centres that our government-run elementary and high schools have become. Although one would expect, given the liberal proclivities that dominate today’s law profession in Canada, the specter of having a rogue college, especially a Christian-inspired one, is simply too much to bear, so every Charter-inspired legal argument law society and judge activists can come up with is being thrown against Trinity. We must also remember that it is the same Ontario judicial establishment ruling in the Trinity case that legalized bawdy houses (# houses in plain-speak) and swinger’s clubs in Ontario. For those of you conservative Neanderthals that aren’t up on the latest liberalized sexual practices, swinger’s clubs are for adventurous people who want to have sex with multiple partners, often strangers, at the same time. That way a husband can share his wife with other men and vice versa. Isn’t it a wonderful, liberal brave new world we live in! It is essentially the same cabal of liberal activists that are masquerading as Canadian Supreme Court judges, merrily legislating from the Bench, that struck down Canada’s prostitution laws deeming them unconstitutional; yes we now live in a world where our laws are being struck down based on the notion that they are offensive to criminals! In other words law students who want to buy sex, engage in organized group sex or attend a # house are free to do so in Ontario, but by God, allowing students to practice law in Ontario, who graduate from a University that requires its students to voluntarily uphold traditional marriage and abstain from pre-marital sex is just too sick for us to countenance. We as a society do not want to send the wrong message to our young people after all.

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The same case, when placed before two different courts is a grim reminder of the painfully subjective nature of our nation’s laws, and more importantly the biases of its arbiters and their fiendish delight when trouncing on our nation’s founding religion. It is truly odd that when presented with the exact same facts, under the same legal framework, that two courts would differ so starkly in their findings. Whereas the Nova Scotia court, when siding with Trinity, upheld religious freedom, liberty of conscience and the right of free association, the Ontario court disagreed, presumably since the values held by the folks at Trinity do not deserve the same constitutional protection as do prostitutes and swingers. The Ontario ruling shouldn’t come as a surprise, especially when law students – the lawyers and judges of tomorrow – are trained in a secular and liberal environment that the Law Society of Upper Canada is so eager to defend and perpetuate. But it’s no mystery to freedom-loving conservatives, especially those aware of the world around them, that there is a full on war against Christianity in Canada. Ever since that detestable little man Pierre Trudeau and his bird-cage liner Charter of Rights and Freedoms has liberalism drawn a bead on religion in Canada. To be sure Canada’s Cultural Revolution was a long and gradual process, starting with Lyon Mackenzie King in the 1920s, and continued through a parade of fellow Liberal Marxist Prime Ministers including Louis St. Laurent and later Lester Pearson. Each one of them systematically and legislatively chipped away at our traditions and values. But it wasn’t until Pierre Trudeau when liberals finally got their weapon of religion’s mass destruction through the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It is therefore not surprising that the Charter is referenced 23 times in the Ontario Trinity court ruling. Pierre Trudeau, like his predecessors, understood that to drag our nation to Marxism that the bulwarks that protected our Western culture – the nuclear family, religion and capitalism – had to be destroyed. The Trinity case is just one example of how Liberals are scrubbing our nation of our founding religious principles. The 2011 National Household Survey conducted by Census Canada showed that an overwhelming 67 per cent of Canadians list Roman Catholicism, Protestantism or other Christian denominations as their religious affiliation. Another 9 per cent declared either Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism and Judaism as their religion. Clearly Canada is a nation of faith, and our founding and evolution is steeped in religion, which undeniably contributed to building one of the most free, tolerant, inclusive, prosperous and magnificent nations on the face of the Earth. It is therefore inexplicable why we would allow a small group of law society and judge revolutionaries to destroy the very things that made our nation great in the first place. Just as the Lord’s Prayer has been driven from our schools, just as prayer, singing Christmas carols and nativity scenes have been banned from public places, and just as the Lord’s Day has been destroyed at the hands of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Christians seeking to set up private institutions that promote and uphold our traditions and values are similarly under relentless attack. In its ruling the Ontario court acknowledged that denial of accreditation violated Trinity’s freedom of religion, but that such a violation was in the public’s interest to protect equality. The court further upheld the Law Society’s jurisdiction over accreditation, even in the case of a private institute such as Trinity, given the Society’s so-called long history of protecting “meritocracy” and “diversity” in the legal profession. The double standard is truly breathtaking in that to protect so-called gay rights we must trample the rights of privately affiliated Christians. Furthermore “diversity” in this sense means only lawyers graduating from secular institutions that tow the party line are permitted gainful employment. It is truly a totalitarian state where the iron fist of government can reach into our private religious institutions and strip of us our religious freedoms. Every Canadian, not just religious ones, must resist this type of government encroachment into our right of conscience, free association and faith; otherwise we will end up being just another Marxist totalitarian banana republic. My advice to Trinity; go ahead and set-up your law school in defiance of the Ontario courts. Your graduates may not be able to practice in Ontario, but there is the rest of Canada that will greet your graduates with open arms. Ontario can keep its swingers and prostitutes, we, the rest of Canada, will gladly accept our God-fearing lawyers.


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Tom Barak -- Bio and Archives

Tom is a Canadian-based freelance marketing consultant and writer and has been a long-time member of the Conservative movement. He received his MBA accreditation from the University of Manitoba and splits his time fundraising for community centres and mentoring and consulting with local and national businesses.


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