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Greta Thunberg came to Alberta, the oil capital of Canada, to scold Canadians and influence political discourse on the eve of our federal election.
In a desperate plea to rally Green and NDP voters in a few swing ridings, thousands of socialists, environmental radicals, communist, and everything in between showed up to cheer on the child actor.
However, a dueling rally appeared halfway through Greta's speech, when the United We Roll Convoy showed up in numbers. It being Edmonton, it was hard to compare to the scores of literal Communists cheering on the adolescent.
Greta speech was punctuated by our billboard truck driving alongside the legislature roadways. Remember to sign our petition, telling Greta to stop interfering in foreign elections, at HowDareYou.ca.
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Facebook TwitterGreta Thunberg is not interfering in the Canadian election
Canada Elections Act
No foreigner can, during an election period, unduly influence an elector to vote or refrain from voting or to vote or refrain from voting for a particular candidate or political party at the election. For this prohibition, a “foreigner” is the same as a “foreign entity” with the exception for those residing in Canada. Under the Act, Foreigners “unduly influence” an elector where they knowingly incur any expense to directly promote or oppose a candidate, political party or leader of a political party or where one of the things done by them to influence the elector is an offence under a federal or provincial law or regulation.
The Act allows certain exceptions to this broad prohibition and excludes the following activities from the definition of “unduly influencing” an elector:
Expressing an opinion about the outcome (or desired outcome) of the election,
Encouraging the elector to vote in general, or
Transmitting to the public through broadcasting or the media an editorial, a debate, a speech, an interview, a column, a letter, a commentary or news.
All individuals, Canadian or non-Canadian, are free to express their views on any topic during an election. A foreign citizen supporting a candidate does not in itself constitute an instance of foreign influence.
Even a foreign citizen speaking at an event organized in Canada does not by itself constitute an instance of undue foreign influence under the Act.
https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/e-2.01/index.html…
Greta Thunberg is not interfering in the Canadian election
Canada Elections Act
No foreigner can, during an election period, unduly influence an elector to vote or refrain from voting or to vote or refrain from voting for a particular candidate or political party at the election. For this prohibition, a “foreigner” is the same as a “foreign entity” with the exception for those residing in Canada. Under the Act, Foreigners “unduly influence” an elector where they knowingly incur any expense to directly promote or oppose a candidate, political party or leader of a political party or where one of the things done by them to influence the elector is an offence under a federal or provincial law or regulation.
The Act allows certain exceptions to this broad prohibition and excludes the following activities from the definition of “unduly influencing” an elector:
Expressing an opinion about the outcome (or desired outcome) of the election,
Encouraging the elector to vote in general, or
Transmitting to the public through broadcasting or the media an editorial, a debate, a speech, an interview, a column, a letter, a commentary or news.
All individuals, Canadian or non-Canadian, are free to express their views on any topic during an election. A foreign citizen supporting a candidate does not in itself constitute an instance of foreign influence.
Even a foreign citizen speaking at an event organized in Canada does not by itself constitute an instance of undue foreign influence under the Act.
https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/e-2.01/index.html…
Greta Thunberg is not interfering in the Canadian election
Canada Elections Act
No foreigner can, during an election period, unduly influence an elector to vote or refrain from voting or to vote or refrain from voting for a particular candidate or political party at the election. For this prohibition, a “foreigner” is the same as a “foreign entity” with the exception for those residing in Canada. Under the Act, Foreigners “unduly influence” an elector where they knowingly incur any expense to directly promote or oppose a candidate, political party or leader of a political party or where one of the things done by them to influence the elector is an offence under a federal or provincial law or regulation.
The Act allows certain exceptions to this broad prohibition and excludes the following activities from the definition of “unduly influencing” an elector:
Expressing an opinion about the outcome (or desired outcome) of the election,
Encouraging the elector to vote in general, or
Transmitting to the public through broadcasting or the media an editorial, a debate, a speech, an interview, a column, a letter, a commentary or news.
All individuals, Canadian or non-Canadian, are free to express their views on any topic during an election. A foreign citizen supporting a candidate does not in itself constitute an instance of foreign influence.
Even a foreign citizen speaking at an event organized in Canada does not by itself constitute an instance of undue foreign influence under the Act.
https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/e-2.01/index.html…
Greta Thunberg is not interfering in the Canadian election
Canada Elections Act
No foreigner can, during an election period, unduly influence an elector to vote or refrain from voting or to vote or refrain from voting for a particular candidate or political party at the election. For this prohibition, a “foreigner” is the same as a “foreign entity” with the exception for those residing in Canada. Under the Act, Foreigners “unduly influence” an elector where they knowingly incur any expense to directly promote or oppose a candidate, political party or leader of a political party or where one of the things done by them to influence the elector is an offence under a federal or provincial law or regulation.
The Act allows certain exceptions to this broad prohibition and excludes the following activities from the definition of “unduly influencing” an elector:
Expressing an opinion about the outcome (or desired outcome) of the election,
Encouraging the elector to vote in general, or
Transmitting to the public through broadcasting or the media an editorial, a debate, a speech, an interview, a column, a letter, a commentary or news.
All individuals, Canadian or non-Canadian, are free to express their views on any topic during an election. A foreign citizen supporting a candidate does not in itself constitute an instance of foreign influence.
Even a foreign citizen speaking at an event organized in Canada does not by itself constitute an instance of undue foreign influence under the Act.
https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/e-2.01/index.html…
-————————————————————————Andy, are you sure that you are checking the correct Greta Story as The Rebel has had 9 different Greta Stories out of the last 25. That comes to 36% of the last Rebel Stories are about Greta even though the Canadian Election is tomorrow.
16 year old Swedish girls have much more to worry about than the weather!
Despite off-the-charts crime and rape levels, the direct result of Muslim migration, Sweden is more concerned with online “hate speech”
https://barenakedislam.com/2019/10/18/despite-off-the-charts-crime-and-rape-levels-the-direct-result-of-muslim-migration-sweden-is-more-concerned-with-online-hate-speech/
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Thanks for your informative website description comment. In the three weeks that I was down, it did seem like The Rebel contracted out their support service to another company which could be out of India. I had over 20 e-mails going back and forth, so I suspected something had changed.
I agree that Ezra may go too often to see how Tommy is, however Ezra is shrewd and People like him don’t visit someone in the UK when they could phone them. I’m hoping that he is signing up a top reporter for the UK vacancy.
If Boris hangs on and Trump gets back in, the politics will be exciting between those two, so The Rebel needs someone there.
Aside from the recent missing Rebels, I believe that we temporally lost good people (like Ted Tatrite) as a result of most of us supporting Bernier instead of Scheer. They couldn’t understand why we would split the vote and maybe let Trudeau win. They just couldn’t understand what a formidable Leader Max will be if he gets to first base. That will be difficult with Scheer hiring Warren Kinsella’s firm to spread around that Max and the PPC are Racist, plus the Left wing MSM not covering him.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/project-cactus-maxime-bernier-1.5327555
I was wondering where a whole host of regulars went after the launch. Some of whom haven’t returned yet. This is not good Ezra. My then 13 year old son designed better websites 20 years ago.
This is something I thought I would never say but….what you posted is correct and makes sense.
Thank you…..
click on the back arrow at the upper left corner of the page. It’s been working really good for me and I have a junker of a machine here.”
It’s not your machine. The code for the website is broken. When you click “post” your comment is uploaded to the server, but normal comment software includes anl automatic-refresh to actually display it. That isn’t being tripped, or it simply didn’t get put in. Manually refreshing does the same thing. That’s also why clicking “post” multiple times results in multiple posts – that part of the system functions, but it’s supposed to refresh before you can multi-post. (most software also includes a subroutine to catch double-posts when they occur; this one doesn’t do that).
The same is probably true for the member database. God knows how that’s being handled, but I imagine the database is being curated by hand, probably by someone from a shack in India (hence, the errors in subscriber privileges).
And, judging by the lack of off-the-shelf software and the overall quality of the page, the contractor was selected on cost, not on portfolio quality. A good website is expensive, the cheap contractors dump most of it to random subcontractors overseas, and you end up with all sorts of weird bugs or outright mistakes that should never happen. Comment windows are not rocket science. Try to go after him to fix them, good luck, he’s disappeared. Fixing it properly will probably cost almost as much as just hiring a good designer in the first place, since it’ll have to be rebuilt again. Don’t hold out hope on a quick fix – the code is probably barely functional and not repairable.
There’s a lesson here. If your bread and butter is a website, then designing a website should be one of your biggest budget items. Cut back on the luxurious travel budgets if need be, some of these trips are pretty clear evidence of poor management, if any exists at all. The Rebel needs someone to say “No, you’re not going to visit Tommy Robinson. We need to fix the website first”.
1. Once you type your comment slowly click the POST button which should start a continuous saving motion.
2. Scroll down and SOMETIMES (IF YOU ARE LUCKY) you see an incomplete sign saying START COMMENTING. Click it and it should go well.
3. Many times you won’t see the (START COMMENTING) INCOMPLETE SIGN, so you click on the bigger arrow on the top left as Robert does.
It doesn’t make much sense but it also works for me so far.
As for children being brainwashed and used to propagandize a society is abusive to children & society!
As an educator I find this to be destructive to true factual knowledge making unthinking/uneducated robots of our children in this subject matter; the Marxist/socialist agenda used by Hitler & Muslims who partnered in genocide of the Jews. The Green Environment program of Hitler is today touted by UN globalist for the same reasons. No urgent climate change exists and CO2 is in drought/needed to green the earth for plants’’s food = ours/animal food and water supply. Shalom!