This week, Ron Gray recounts the immediate aftermath of the Supreme Court of Canada's defamatory, change-the-law-in-mid-decision conclusion. Kari Simpson headed back to the original trial judge in this farce of justice, and that judge – Mary Marvyn Koenigsberg – was sticking to her guns (and her lies) in her ongoing attempt to circumvent justice.
Ron Gray explains why he thinks the Canada-wide "Idle No More" protests by Aboriginals are an indication of a long and serious problem that is being avoided by the federal government. Yet the problem is easily addressed and easily fixed, starting with all sides agreeing that the current state of government paternalism be replaced by treating Aboriginal People as full and equal citizens of Canada. Read the Royal Commission Report on Aboriginal Peoples.
Kari Simpson and Ron Gray review the past year of the trials and tribulations of Brian Camenker of MassResistance.org. Mr. Camenker's ongoing legal wrangling with anti-family activists and vexatious litigants are reviewed, and in so doing we see a pattern in their tactics. Also reviewed is the insane lawsuit brought against Pastor Scott Lively by activists in Africa.
Ron Gray asks whether or not gay marriage should be banned, and explains his answer in his own inimitable way. Facts speak volumes, although deaf ears effectively shut closed the minds of many. Is your mind open?
Ron Gray explains the rare circumstances that allow an appeal to a Supreme Court of Canada decision. Among the circumstances are if significant evidence was missed in the trial, and if justice was thwarted by or in the High Court. Both these circumstances exist in this case, and to ignore the proof would be to compound the injustice even further. Does Canada's highest court have the integrity to correct its own errors, or will they have to be forced by Parliamentary intervention to obey the law?
Ron Gray reports on today's BC Court of Appeal case in which Don Spratt and Sissy von Dehn attempt to overturn their conviction. Because they were educating passersby about British Columbia's "bubble zone" law (areas near abortion clinics where the free speech of citizens is suppressed), Spratt and von Dehn were convicted of breaking the same bubble zone law! How would people know about a law unless it's advertised? Tune in for this quick update!
Host Ron Gray responds to columnist Katie Hislop's Tyee article "What Life Without a Living Wage Looks Like", whose premise is based on a faulty interpretation of the facts. This faulty premise – as explained by Ron Gray – indicates problems that social programs like the Living Wage Campaign for Families could never hope to address; in fact, such programs could only worsen the existing problems. Watch and learn, Katie!
Ron Gray delves into the possible (probable?) motives of why the Supreme Court of Canada went out of its way to defame Kari Simpson and deny her right to a re-trial after changing the law in their decision in order to rule against her. Presented in this episode is more archival proof of why the judicial system has felt threatened by Simpson's long and public opposition of judicial corruption.
Ron Gray takes a most practical and pragmatic look at the issue of homosexuality being promoted in public schools. Does it have anything to do with making life better for homosexuals, who already enjoy higher-than-average achievements in today's society? Or does it indoctrinate an entire generation to accept and even participate in potentially devastating activities? Without proper attention to dire health consequences, are politically correct teachers, unions, media and government actually aiding in the horrendous deaths of millions of homosexuals? The truth may hurt, but lies kill.
Ron Gray takes a close look at the official website of Stephen Harper, Canada's Prime Minister. Of particular interest is how Stephen Harper portrays his interest and concerns regarding Family issues in his country. How does he define the Canadian family? Does he support child care, tax breaks for families with children, adopting children, warrantless social worker intrusion on family matters, or the superiority of parents over teachers in a child's education? Or does he even go there? Take a look at this very revealing website.
Ron Gray opines on Canada's maverick courts, making up or changing laws beyond its power. Parliament – the legal maker of laws – answers to voters and creates laws to serve the public good. Power-mad judges take it upon themselves to modify the laws in their mental image. Why is Canada in so much trouble? Because the courts answer to nobody. Only Parliament has the power to stop the courts, but they lack the necessary guts.
Ron Gray hosts – and weighs in – on this lively debate between activists Bill Whatcott and Kari Simpson. Among the topics too hot to be discussed by politicians or the lamestream media are the sanctity of marriage, the erosion of free speech, judicial accountability, gun control, public schools as political indoctrination centres, should sodomy be re-criminalized, and is abortion murder? This chat is fast, fun, and full of fascinating facts and ideas. Tune in and get fired up!
Dr. Salim Mansur, Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Western Ontario, compares Canada’s doctrine of compulsory multiculturalism to the intellectual disease described by University of Chicago Professor Alan Bloom’s seminal 1987 work, The Closing of the American Mind: “It’s an Insidious form of racism,” he tells Ron Gray.
Dr. Mansur elaborates on the theme of his new book Delectable Lie, in which he says compulsory, government-enforced equality for all cultures is “totalitarianism,” and diametrically opposed to the Lockean liberal concept of individual freedom.
Kari Simpson and Ron Gray speak again with Brian Camenker, head of MassResistance.org. Topics covered today include sex activists and their tactics, society's irrational fear of addressing homosexual issues in a realistic manner ("homorealityphobia"?), legislating against volunteer reparative therapy, the insanity of political correctness, the tide turning against sex activism, a further danger of so-called "bathroom bill" laws, and how transgender laws hurt transgenders.
Kari Simpson and Ron Gray speak with Lucy Sharratt, coordinator for the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network (CBAN.ca), about their efforts to expose the truth about foods made with Genetically Modified Organisms. Has the public has become unwitting guinea pigs of giant chemical companies and paid-off government officials who are genetically altering our food supply without telling us? Is the motivation of Profit blinding them to the potential casualties of their experiments?
Ron Gray reviews the decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in the matter of WIC vs. Simpson. Included is the actual recording of Kari Simpson's rally speech that Rafe Mair likened to Hitler and the KKK. Also, to illustrate how Justice Ian Binnie and Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin compounded Rafe Mair's defamation by repeating his lies as so-called facts, this episode has several historical video clips of how Kari Simpson actually stood up for the civil rights of gays, lesbians, and all Canadians.