Ron Gray examines Canada's official religion. In a country rife with rules and laws against displaying any hint of formalized religion on public property, or to exercise free expression of religious beliefs in the public in general, Canada has created a great conundrum. The government – and the radical lobbyists trying to eradicate all formal religions – is promoting and practicing its own religion with impunity. What gives?
Don Spratt has spent 30 years defending the supposedly "constitutionally-guaranteed" right to life of those who cannot speak for themselves: pre-born children. Some pastors criticized his tactics, but said: "If they ever said we couldn't preach the Gospel, I'd stand with you!" But when Spratt preached forgiveness of sins to abortion-mill staff… he was sent to jail. And where were the promised "supporters"? Nowhere to be seen! To defend Canadians' Charter rights of free speech, Don Spratt and Cissy von Dehn distributed copies of BC's infamous "Bubble Zone" law—and were convicted of breaking the very law they were publicising!
After decades teaching constitutional law in the United States, Dr. Charles Lugosi is back practicing law in Canada, and has taken Mary Wagner as his client. Her case highlights some foundational issues in Canadian constitutional law. Kari Simpson and Ron Gray interview this distinguished legal scholar and pro-life activist (his doctoral dissertation posited that slavery and abortion are almost identical human rights violations) to learn how the Wagner case represents all Canadians’ free speech rights.
Ron Gray speaks of monetary reform and its inextricable relationship with moral reform, especially in light of Canada's current fiscal policy that defies both responsibility and morality – and even logic! Listen to a clear-as-glass explanation that makes you believe that bankers and politicians are sucking the life blood out of YOU and every other Canadian for nothing more than their personal greed.
March against Monsanto and for your right to know what you and your family are eating! Joseph Roberts, Senior Editor and Publisher of Common Ground, and activist Christen Traversy join Ron and Kari to talk about the growing mobilization of informed citizens demanding that the Harper government stop jeopardizing the health of Canadians by pandering to their political bankers/backers, and to require the labelling of GMO manufactured foods. The Vancouver March against Monsanto takes place May 25, 2013 at 11:00 am, get there by 10:30 and meet outside the Vancouver Art Gallery. You need to get involved. Your health depends on it!
Ron Gray gives his own opinion on one of the hot topics of the year: gun control. When many people offer quick and "easy" solutions to gun violence, Ron points out a few realities that will keep this subject alive and unresolved for a long, long time.
Pro-lifers Don Spratt and Cissy von Dehn made a big mistake by handing out copies of BC’s ‘Bubble Zone” law; it turns out the abortionists, police and courts don’t think the public should be notified of the law! It also turns out that cop-shopping and clairvoyant judges have led to thought crime convictions in Canada!
We Need a Law spokesman Mike Schouten joins Ron Gray and Kari Simpson for a lively discussion on the murderous realities of abortion in Canada and the absurdity of the language that masks the facts. Are things starting to change? The recent decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in R. v. Levkovic gives some hope that Canada is moving in the right direction. Perhaps one day unborn babies might be worthy of protection.
Kari Simpson joins Ron Gray to update her case and to talk about the need to bring about changes to Canada's justice system. Since going public with her case, Kari has been inundated with other troubling cases that demand remedy. Clearly the justice system is broken and needs to be fixed. Drive For Justice is expanding to cover more cases, including an in-depth look at the circus that has resulted in the Justice Lori Douglas matter that is before the Canadian Judicial Council. Buckle-up – this is going to be a hot ride!
Ron Gray draws our attention to the practice of preparing halal food – meat, in this case – by Muslim butchers. In and of itself, this practice is perfectly okay, but circumstances around the practice has recently led to a murder in Tanzania. Shariah law forbids any non-Muslim butcher from preparing meat, even if that meat is being prepared for only non-Muslims. Will Muslims in Tanzania – and maybe even Canada – be able to force this religious constraint into general law?
Ron Gray uncovers one of the many dangerous nuggets that are buried in the volumes of Canada's latest approved omnibus budget. Approved, that is, before many of our representatives even read its bloated 442 pages! This nugget – now legal – allows the government to take your privately earned and saved money directly from your bank account to help bail out failed banks. If you didn't vote in the last federal election, perhaps you'll want to come up with a new strategy before you are penniless!
Kari Simpson and Ron Gray continue their recent discussion with Jim Hnatiuk, leader of Canada's socially and fiscally conservative Christian Heritage Party. As former leader of the same party, Ron Gray has intimate knowledge of the party's history, and his successor Mr. Hnatiuk spells out the current state and plans for the future. Tune in to hear Kari Simpson's rationale for her suggestion that the party would serve the public better if it changed its name to the all-inclusive, all-welcoming (and more accurate) name of "Canadian Heritage Party".
"Drive For Justice" host Ron Gray wraps up – for now – this series exposing the lies, corruption and deceit of Canada's legal brethren as it pertains to Kari Simpson's ongoing case against The Liar Rafe Mair, correctly implicating the corrupt Judge Mary Marvyn Koenigsberg and exposing the Supreme Court of Canada's lies and failure to adhere to the Letter of the Law. Mr. Gray then introduces the next phase of "Drive For Justice", which promises to open a Pandora's Box of judicial shenanigans.
Host Ron Gray reflects on the recent tragedies of the Boston Marathon bombings and the Texas fertilizer plant explosion, and recalls Abraham Lincoln's apropos words of more than a century ago.
Kari Simpson and Ron Gray speak with Alice Jongerden, a forefront figure in the fight for food freedom in Canada. Alice and her growing movement are battling Canada's archaic and illogical laws against fresh milk – that is, milk that hasn't been destroyed by homogenization and pasteurization. Fresh milk – also called raw milk – has a proven track record as being more healthy (and less dangerous!) than processed milk, yet the processing industry is holding dairy farmers down with their stranglehold on politicians. If you think you're free in Canada, why can't you drink a simple glass of fresh milk?
In the first of two parts, Kari Simpson and Ron Gray speak with Jim Hnatiuk, leader of the Christian Heritage Party of Canada. Mr. Hnatiuk discusses the government's new Office of Religious Freedom, and exposes it as a ploy to further destroy the Canadian culture by devaluing the very values on which this country was built.