Ron Gray reviews the 2010 banning of a T-shirt designed by convicted Canadian felons to demonstrate their opinion that Canada is in political and social distress – a ban ostensibly based solely on the fact that an upside-down maple leaf is depicted on the T-shirt. Might the resulting class action lawsuit against the Attorney General of Canada actually lead to a revision of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms? And would that be such a bad thing?
Kari Simpson and Ron Gray speak with Helen Ward, President of Kids First Parent Association of Canada, about the assertion by anti-parent activists that government institutions would actually raise your children better than you do. The theory – already debunked by countless studies – is that peers and autocrats have a better influence on a child's upbringing than good old fashioned parental care and guidance. The real shocker: Such theories are being promoted by teachers and their unions!
Ron Gray takes us into the original Supreme Court of British Columbia trial in which Kari Simpson's lawsuit against shock jock Rafe Mair and his radio station was heard by Justice Mary Marvyn Koenigsberg who – unbeknownst to Simpson at the time – was embroiled in her own anti-defamation lawsuit. You'll hear the arguments made in defence of Rafe Mair's outlandish lies and slanders against an innocent defender of family rights, and hear why "Justice" Koenigsberg might be inclined to look the other way.
Daily at 7:30 pm Eastern
Monday, November 5, 2012
Drive for Justice 20: The Trial Begins
Ron Gray takes us into the original Supreme Court of British Columbia trial in which Kari Simpson‘s lawsuit against shock jock Rafe Mair and his radio station was heard by Justice Mary Marvyn Koenigsberg who – unbeknownst to Simpson at the time – was embroiled in her own anti-defamation lawsuit. You’ll hear the arguments made in defence of Rafe Mair’s outlandish lies and slanders against a fierce defender of family rights, and hear why “Justice” Koenigsberg might be inclined to tip the scales of justice.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
RoadKillRadio News: Creating Bullies – Are Children Raised Better by Their Parents or by Institutions?
Kari Simpson and Ron Gray speak with Helen Ward, President of Kids First Parent Association of Canada, about the assertion by anti-parent activists that government institutions would actually raise your children better than you do. The theory – already debunked by countless studies – is that peers and autocrats have a better influence on a child’s upbringing than good old fashioned parental care and guidance. The real shocker: Such theories are being promoted by teachers and their unions!
Thursday, November 8, 2012
The Mark Hasiuk Show: The BC Housing Scandals
Mark Hasiuk recently broke the story of widespread abuse of Purchasing Cards – company debit cards – issued to hundreds of BC Housing employees and used to run up unchecked expenses with taxpayer money. This scandal is right on the heels of Mark’s exposé of another British Columbia housing scandal in which tens of millions of taxpayer dollars were discovered being funnelled through the BC Housing Management Commission directly to the CEO’s wife’s personal housing program Atira, a program that unapologetically runs de facto brothels in Vancouver’s east side. How is BC Housing Minister Rich Coleman defending these obvious and egregious abuses and conflicts of interest? During his re-election bid, not much, of course.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Family Freedom Fighters: Can a T-Shirt Change the World?
Ron Gray reviews the 2010 banning of a T-shirt designed by convicted Canadian felons to demonstrate their opinion that Canada is in political and social distress – a ban ostensibly based solely on the fact that an upside-down maple leaf is depicted on the T-shirt. Might the resulting class action lawsuit against the Attorney General of Canada actually lead to a revision of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms? And would that be such a bad thing?
Ron Gray interviews Dr. Michael Wagner about his new book "Leaving God Behind", which examines how Canada has systematically and officially removed Christianity from Canada's Christian-based culture to replace it with a new State religion: Secular Humanism. The book's subtitle, "The Charter of Rights and Canada's Official Rejection of Christianity", says it all.
Ron Gray interviews Kari Simpson about the "discovery" portion of her defamation lawsuit against Rafe Mair and his employer, CKNW (WIC Radio). As you will hear, the fix was already in; Rafe Mair's story changes from public venue to discovery to the actual trial as he and his lawyer take advantage of the court's willingness to bend in their direction.
Lying Lawyers, Vexatious Litigants, Fixed Presidential Debates, and Canada Officially Rejects God
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Monday, October 29, 2012
Drive for Justice 19: Discovery (The Fix Is In)
Ron Gray interviews Kari Simpson about the “discovery” portion of her defamation lawsuit against Rafe Mair and his employer, CKNW (WIC Radio). As you will hear, the fix was already in; Rafe Mair‘s story changes from public venue to discovery to the actual trial as he and his lawyer take advantage of the court’s willingness to bend in their direction.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
RoadKillRadio News: Anatomy of Vexatious Litigation
Kari Simpson and Ron Gray speak with Brian Camenker of MassResistance.org about the recent overturning of a court order against Mr. Camenker. The court order, initiated by an individual named Mr. Flanders, was deemed to have been based on erroneous information supplied by Mr. Flanders, who claims to be on Welfare and therefore able to spend all his time at reduced court costs to file endless lawsuits against people, organizations, and corporations with which he disagrees. Vexatious litigation is examined in this episode. Also discussed is the upcoming U.S. Presidential election.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
The Mark Hasiuk Show: Rules of US Presidential Debates
Mark Hasiuk discusses the role that the rules of US Presidential debates play in modern day campaigning. These rules are privately established between the debating parties and lend little room for spontaneity or true discussion. Are the candidates that fearful of actual discourse? Or is the fix already in? Hear what Mark has to say about it.
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Family Freedom Fighters: Leaving God Behind
Ron Gray interviews Dr. Michael Wagner about his new book “Leaving God Behind”, which examines how Canada has systematically and officially removed Christianity from Canada’s Christian-based culture to replace it with a new State religion: Secular Humanism. The book’s subtitle, “The Charter of Rights and Canada’s Official Rejection of Christianity”, says it all.
Ron Gray delivers his own brief eulogy to Jack Layton, refreshingly honest and insightful. While Canada displayed unusual – and unwarranted – hero status to the late minority leader and frequent also-ran, questions still remain about Mr. Layton's actual effectiveness in improving Canada's culture, economic stability, and endurance. How does a man whose politics so closely resembled those of former failed world leaders deserve the accolades that are still now heaped upon Jack Layton?
Ron Gray interviews Dr. Salim Mansur of Sun News Media about Canadian immigration, and about the catastrophic failure of multiculturalism. Because of Canada's well-meaning but ill-advised pandering to outside cultures, Dr. Mansur sees many of today's immigrants as more visitors and commuters than new Canadians, effectively diluting Canada's identity until – when? – until Canada has no identity at all?
The Judge and Her Paramour, Salim Mansur and the Delectable Lie, Furlong vs. Robinson… Breaking News, or Broken News?, and Jack Layton’s Problematic Legacy
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Monday, October 15, 2012
Drive For Justice 18: The Players, Pt. 5 – The Judge and Her Paramour
Ron Gray focuses in on the trial judge who first heard Kari Simpson‘s defamation suit against Rafe Mair. Hear why Justice Mary Marvyn Koenigsberg was NOT in good standing and therefore not only should have disqualified herself from the case, but should also have been removed from the bench! This is yet another blatant example of judges and lawyers protecting each others sins.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
RoadKill Radio News: Salim Mansur and the Delectable Lie
Ron Gray interviews Dr. Salim Mansur of Sun News Media about Canadian immigration, and about the catastrophic failure of multiculturalism. Because of Canada’s well-meaning but ill-advised pandering to outside cultures, Dr. Mansur sees many of today’s immigrants as more visitors and commuters than new Canadians, effectively diluting Canada’s identity until – when? – until Canada has no identity at all?
Thursday, October 18, 2012
The Mark Hasiuk Show: Furlong vs. Robinson… Breaking News, or Broken News?
Mark Hasiuk speaks with Laura Robinson, writer and journalist, who alleges in a Georgia Straight article that former Vancouver Olympic Committee CEO John Furlong physically abused students as a high school basketball coach more than 40 years ago. Mr. Furlong strongly denies the allegations and has threatened a lawsuit, but Ms. Robinson sticks to her story and threatens to counter-sue. Hear some very interesting revelations about Ms. Robinson’s development of her story.
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Family Freedom Fighters: Jack Layton’s Problematic Legacy
Ron Gray delivers his own brief eulogy to Jack Layton, refreshingly honest and insightful. While Canada displayed unusual – and unwarranted – hero status to the late minority leader and frequent also-ran, questions still remain about Mr. Layton’s actual effectiveness in improving Canada’s culture, economic stability, and endurance. How does a man whose politics so closely resembled those of former failed world leaders deserve the accolades that are still now heaped upon Jack Layton?
Ron Gray focuses in on the trial judge who first heard Kari Simpson's defamation suit against Rafe Mair. Hear why Justice Mary Marvyn Koenigsberg was NOT in good standing and therefore not only should have disqualified herself from the case, but should also have been removed from the bench! This is yet another blatant example of judges and lawyers protecting each others sins.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Drive For Justice 18: The Players, Pt. 5 – The Judge and Her Paramour
Ron Gray focuses in on the trial judge who first heard Kari Simpson’s defamation suit against Rafe Mair. Hear why Justice Mary Marvyn Koenigsberg was NOT in good standing and therefore not only should have disqualified herself from the case, but should also have been removed from the bench! This is yet another blatant example of judges and lawyers protecting each others sins.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
RoadKill Radio News: Salim Mansur and the Delectable Lie
Ron Gray interviews Dr. Salim Mansur of Sun News Media about Canadian immigration, and about the catastrophic failure of multiculturalism. Because of Canada’s well-meaning but ill-advised pandering to outside cultures, Dr. Mansur sees many of today’s immigrants as more visitors and commuters than new Canadians, effectively diluting Canada’s identity until – when? – until Canada has no identity at all?
Thursday, October 18, 2012
The Mark Hasiuk Show: Furlong vs. Robinson… Breaking News, or Broken News?
Mark Hasiuk speaks with Laura Robinson, writer and journalist, who alleges in a Georgia Straight article that former Vancouver Olympic Committee CEO John Furlong physically abused students as a high school basketball coach more than 40 years ago. Mr. Furlong strongly denies the allegations and has threatened a lawsuit, but Ms. Robinson sticks to her story and threatens to counter-sue. Hear some very interesting revelations about Ms. Robinson’s development of her story.
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Family Freedom Fighters: Jack Layton’s Problematic Legacy
Ron Gray delivers his own brief eulogy to Jack Layton, refreshingly honest and insightful. While Canada displayed unusual – and unwarranted – hero status to the late minority leader and frequent also-ran, questions still remain about Mr. Layton’s actual effectiveness in improving Canada’s culture, economic stability, and endurance. How does a man whose politics so closely resembled those of former failed world leaders deserve the accolades that are still now heaped upon Jack Layton?
Ron Gray wraps up his three-part series of interviews with noted conservative writer William S. Lind. In this segment, the role of Cultural Marxism in today's North American society is examined, and the prospects of surviving the time-proven damages of its degenerative philosophies are evaluated. Ultimately, will a retro-culture of back-to-basics conservatism be the only way to heal our society from ravages of Marxist ideals?
See Mark Hasiuk in action from some of his recent shows. Mark interviews Pat Buchanan about America's self-inflicted stumble into economic and social choas, recounts how and why history recognizes the importance of the AK-47, debates Ron Gray over whether Iran should have its own nuclear bomb, interviews Vivian Krause about how American corporations are using charitable donations to curtail Canadian competitiveness, interviews Brent Rooney about the mounting evidence that abortions lead to the crippling of subsequent children in epidemic proportions, and comments on how the pop-idol status of Che Guevara doesn't match the monumental evil he was responsible for – and all this in just 20 minutes!
Join Kari Simpson and Ron Gray as they deliver hot news and cold, hard facts. Learn how Canadian Parliament has skirted the Truth – once again! Why is Rona Ambrose, the Minister of Status for Women, being vilified for defending baby girls? How did Russia’s latest reaffirmation of a Health Risk ban make Ron Gray cheer “Yay, Russia!”? Did the Supreme Court of Canada really rule that sex + a little HIV + condumb is A-OK by them!? And hear an update on the Drive For Justice campaign that has left the Prime Minister – and all of Parliament – speechless!
Ron Gray introduces us to “The Brotherhood”, the collection of lawyers and judges that worked together to circumvent justice and shield each other from public scrutiny. Like any close-knit professional group, the Canadian legal profession backs its own in the face of difficulties – and boy were are difficulties: a lawyer as a defendant, a presiding judge involved in her own legal battle who steps over the line of legal behaviour, lax lawyers failing to follow the rules of the court, a lawyer who refuses to carry out her client’s wishes, and judges repeating defamatory comments as if they were truth! Is this Canadian justice? You bet!