Dougie93

The will of the majority cannot be expressed through the dysfunctional Confederation where Ontario and Quebec have Alberta and the Maritimes boxed out forever. So it's not the "society", it's structural.

Legal dope delivered to your door from the Queen tho. It was going to be a mess anyways because Confederation is inherently dysfunctional inciting everything all the time to be a mess. But you can at least walk down the street smoking a joint, which is why I voted for the Liberals last time. Also to punish Stephen Harper.

Don't mind me, I'm just trying to educate a pseudo intellectual on the internet, you're free to not respond if that's too rough for you.

Nah, ca'mon, stick around, this place ain't rough, this is a knitting club. Buck up, ruck up, shoot move and communicate.

International law and the laws of armed conflict only hold individual soldiers responsible for any war crimes they individually commit, only those with the constitutional authority to order the wars of aggression can be charged with making aggressive war.

Its way beyond the enviromentalists, it's dirty Canadian oil and gas against the entire Global Climate Doom World Socialist Revolution.

I mean, these people are not Canadians, in their eyes they are foreign countries and they don't like Canada and so have absolutely no interest in making anything go smoothly for us. It's 5th generation warfare hyperpowered small groups asymmetrically flipping the Government of Canada on to its ass.

But those FN groups are now just Grievance Farming and they also refuse to join the rest of Canada in the 21st century and/or insist on living in areas which are so remote that it is inherently not prosperous to live there.

Oh it's an SJW thing, but since two thirds of the country are SJW's, the pipeline will not save the oil sands, because the Climate Doom carbon taxes will make bitumen oil even more expensive when it's already too expensive to be profitable.

And the oil price, because bitumen oil is expensive to make so it's only profitable at unsustainable oil prices, hence the Alberta boom and bust cycle.

One of the ironies of the War of 1812 was that the British North Americans here were getting ready to overthrow the British Crown, or at least try, because there was no democracy, it was run by Military Governors appointed by the Crown. Then James Madison comes charging in, and boom, it completely flips in the opposite direction and everybody rallies round the King. Or at least enough of them to form an army to block the American three pronged assault across Upper and Lower Canada.

Actually not, because the public school system didn't teach you that, because they were too busy erasing the central narrative of Canadian history and replacing it with social history, while indoctrinating you to be a Cultural Marxist Grievance Farmer. lol

You can show us the substance of your unproven assertion which exposed you as having no clue what you are talking about, any time now.

Right now environmental groups in the US have got a court to order the State Department to do another review. Keystone is slowing wending its way through the process, but I would expect to get approved eventually, but even if not, just another example of Canada being totally dependent of the US to prop it up, because Confederation is inherently dysfunctional and with America propping it up, it's a failed state, ergo; Fake Country.

This is government by virtue signalling, and nothing else. The puppetmaster who pulls Zoolander's strings is Gerry Butts, but Butts is all politics no governing, he knows how to win elections, but that's it. So he "advises" Trudeaupe entirely on the basis political consideration but he doesn't know anything about governing. And obviously Zoolander doesn't know what he's doing, because he really is just a vacuous himbo rich kid, substitute drama teacher.

Just FYI, BC is not what is holding up the pipeline, the Indians are holding the pipeline because Zoolander made it a policy that the indians must be consulted before a pipeline can go through and the Indians went to court and said the Liberals never did it and the court agreed, and that cannot be overruled by Section 33, because is not a person invoking a charter right, that is the judiciary issuing a court order. So in fact Zoolander is the architect of his own pipeline blockage, shoot his own foot off.

It's not possible to override provincial jurisdiction by section 33, anyway you slice it, and as such BC isn't bringing a Charter challenge, cause they don't have to, they've got Zoolander stopped cold, and so does Quebec for Energy East.

Canadian lefty pseudo intellectual paints himself into a corner, an embarrassment to the Liberal of Party Canada that is, doesn't even know the basics when it comes to the Liberal Party of Canada's sacred Charter. lol

Still waiting for you to show the text which actually proves your assertion "environmental safety" in any section in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the government of British Columbia cannot bring a charter challenge on behalf of a person because BC is a province not a person, and provinces don't have individual rights under the Charter of RIghts and Freedoms, nor do they need to invoke that simply to refuse the pipeline, as refusing the pipeline is entirely within their jurisdiction.

Uh-oh, looks like one of the Captain Liberal Party of Canada trolls has exposed himself as not actually knowing what is in the Charter, who knew?

Prove your assertion. So easy to do, Goggle the charter sections, show us the text, takes two seconds.

You can prove me wrong quite easily by posting the text of the section of the charter which mentions "environmental safety", ca'mon, lets see you do it, should only take a few seconds to find it by Google.

Ha ha, you're a laughable clown who keeps digging himself in deeper, but the sections of the charter are quite specific, there is absolutely no clause which guarantees that right

Nope. "Environmental safety" is not a charter right, show us the text of the section which mentions "environmental safety".

This is section 33 right here; Section 33. (1) Parliament or the legislature of a province may expressly declare in an Act of Parliament or of the legislature, as the case may be, that the Act or a provision thereof shall operate notwithstanding a provision included in section 2 or sections 7 to 15. (2) An Act or a provision of an Act in respect of which a declaration made under this section is in effect shall have such operation as it would have but for the provision of this Charter referred to in the declaration. (3) A declaration made under subsection (1) shall cease to have effect five years after it comes into force or on such earlier date as may be specified in the declaration. (4) Parliament or the legislature of a province may re-enact a declaration made under subsection (1). (5) Subsection (3) applies in respect of a re-enactment made under subsection (4). See anything about jurisdiction in there?