The report of the Bouchard / Taylor on "reasonable accommodation" has just been released. As predicted here last year, this report includes the bulk of recommentation briefs filed by the Masonic "freedom" and "Free Thought" before this committee:
-Withdrawal of the crucifix in the National Assembly (Boisclair had ordered)
-Ban for judges, police and prison guards to wear religious symbols (this is a beginning which is then applied gradually to the rest of the population).
- Prohibition of prayers to the municipal councils.
-Produce a white paper on secularism
-That the government should aggressively promote the new course
Ethics and Religious Culture (propaganda)
-Transformation of the Commission on Human Rights in a fourth power, creating a mysterious "watchdog" of speech (thought police?)
section radio-canada
We will therefore gradually secularism in the French here in Quebec. Moreover, it seems that the casting of this report in the English daily The Gazette was actually a diversion aimed at derailing the debate towards the right Old rivalry English / French. (A "manipulation" well maintained by our elites ever).
The day of filing the report, the oligarchy in place in parliament and hypocritically decided that, in a unanimous vote not to remove the crucifix from the meeting. This is just a diversion to lull the people. The key for the oligarchy is to impose the new course "Ethics and Religious Culture" and then, after a good dose of brainwashing in the Soviet, the rest of the agenda will ...
from the submission of the box "Freedom" on page 16:
course, this implies that the state must also completely secularize its institutions and public spaces: the disappearance of the Catholic crucifix spaces citizens banning prayers before public meetings of municipal councils, prohibition, for any representative or employee of the state, the wearing of distinctive religious, in the As part of its work, etc..
also read my previous post on this blog that predicts the "maneuver" the boxes:
Outside the crucifix!
The memory of the box, "Free Thought" in the commission of Quebec can
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