Category: Politics

Today, March 1^st, is supposed to be a day of new freedoms in Ontario. These freedoms are being “given” by a government and bureaucracy that has no authority to give, let alone remove them, in the first place.

I propose that March first become a day of memory, a day to remember the loss of so much that will not soon be reclaimed.  It should also be a day to remind those who did this to us:

1. The loss of faith to fear.
2. The loss of family
3. The loss of choice due to the loss of bodily autonomy
4. The loss of life to a treatable disease
5. The loss of life due to medical interventions that were inappropriate, unnecessary, and politically driven
6. The loss of life due to needlessly cancelled surgeries
7. The loss of free expression and thought
8. The loss of freedom to travel
9. The loss of freedom to gather with others
10. The loss of grandparents
11. The loss of God-given freedoms and liberties
12. The loss of trust and respect of science
13. The lost of what remained of trust in journalism
14. The loss of integrity in law and political process
15. The loss of community
16. The loss of employment
17. The loss of homes
18. The loss of education and career opportunities
19. The loss of confidence in critical thinking
20. The loss of respect of law enforcement
21. The loss of the church’s obedience to Christ and witness in the community
22. The loss of the elderly of the children
23. The loss of children of their elders
24. The loss of truth
25. The loss of well-being: mental, physical, spiritual, and social
26. The loss of hope
27. The loss of kindness

It should also be a time to remember the gains:

1. The gain of wealth by a few at the expense of millions
2. The gain of power and control over the story of the past two years by a tiny minority
3. The gain of State authority over every detail of life
4. The gain of the power of lies
5. The gain of drug abuse
6. The gain of suicide
7. The gain of abuse

I intend to mark the names of politicians and bureaucrats who have inflicted this upon the citizens of Ontario without consequence to themselves. I will send this email each March to each one of them every year.