This is CBSi on the world. I'm John Bachelor Canada. I learned from Conrad Black

writing at the National Post,

quite some time ago that Canada has its Bill of Rights.

It's not called exactly the same as it is in the US.

It's called, it's referred to as the charter. It dates from the 20th century,

1960 and 1982 are important dates. However, it's very similar to much of the Bill of Rights

in the US from the 18th century on the matter of

speech on the matter of a freedom of expression except come right a very good evening to

you this is an alarming story coming after your

column on Jordan Peterson and what appears to be abuse of Mr Peterson's rights and

professional career following the stories you've written about the truckers

who were abused at the time for rejecting or challenging

the mandate about masks and the virus and the COVID and what they could and couldn't do

turn their living crossing the border into the United States and that very much

reminds me of the larger story we've been talking about the

grave story about whether there were or were not native Canadian children in

those graves who died at the hands of a malignant state.

All of that has raised the controversy in your country.

And now I hear there's a similar controversy with a man named John Carpe, who looks like a one-man

ACO-U in the old days.

He objected to the mandates from Ottawa during the pandemic, most of all of which now are

revealed by the people who were in power at the time is based on nothing but

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