Harper BREAKS Elections Canada!
Channel: Greg Neurolanis
Date: 2014-02-08

While the investigation into Harper Government election fraud continues, Harper's Conservatives are ramming through new legislation which will strip the Chief Electoral Officer from his ability to investigate election fraud and to report it. This responsibility will fall to a new election commissioner, of course one to be appointed and controlled by Stephen Harper. 

The Harper Conservatives claim that it "will close loopholes to big money," and it will give the new elections leader "sharper teeth, a longer reach and a freer hand" over Elections Canada. This new commissioner will have control over deciding what is election fraud, what will be investigated and he must inform anyone who is being investigated. What this bill does, in fact, is to give the Harper Government control OVER the election fraud and election fraud investigations. It will only empower the party's ability to commit and conceal election fraud in this country!

Other politicians have been coming together in hopes of stopping election fraud in the next election. God, I wish they were able to! Harper even made massive cutbacks to Elections Canada in the middle of their investigation into the Harper Government's election fraud! Harper was no doubt personally displeased with Chief Electoral Officer Marc Mayrand for bringing the election fraud allegations to the public's attention in the first place, proving that Elections Canada was ready and willing to stand against Harper for the sake of democracy. But rather than simply pushing to replace him, Harper is placing a new figure to oversee Elections Canada (a currently independent, non-partisan agency which Harper clearly doesn't trust.)

Harper's Conservatives are further attacking Mayrand's credibility by accusing him of partisan bias and by accusing him of lying when he says he was not informed of the changes. MP Pierre Poilievre claims that he invited Mayrand to his office, "listened carefully to his thoughts for about an hour," let him speak "at length" about his ideas for changing the Elections Act, and in fact allowed Mayrand to speak until "he had nothing further to say" and then told him if he "thought of anything else" he should give him a call! Gee, does THIS sound like the way Harper Conservatives treat opponents to you? Hmmmmmmm....

Bill C-23 will also move the commissioner of Canada Elections into the office of the director of public prosecutions, and now the director of public prosecutions will appoint the commissioner of Canada Elections, rather than the chief electoral officer. The Public Prosecution Service of Canada is a federal government organization which "fulfills the responsibilities" of the Attorney General of Canada (Peter MacKay.) Thus, Harper will control who the commissioner will be.

WHAT THIS BOILS DOWN TO: Harper will now control Elections Canada management, turning an important, democratic, non-partisan agency which manages our elections process into one which will be held under Harper's control (like everything else in this country!) 

No wonder they also think that allowing senators to be voted in is a good idea (since they are getting control over elections in Canada!) They look and talk as if they are democratic, like they have been all along, while acting like the outright criminals that they are!

How will we ever get Harper out of power democratically after he has completely corrupted our entire democratic system? Maybe after the next rigged election we'll find out the true character of this nation.

Election reforms would bring big changes to campaign spending
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/election-reforms-would-bring-big-changes-to-campaign-spending-1.2522795

Elections Act overhaul would lift ban on early reporting of results
http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/elections-act-overhaul-would-lift-ban-on-early-reporting-of-results-1.1669409

A closer look at some of the proposed changes to Canada's election law
http://www.vancouversun.com/news/closer+look+some+proposed+changes+Canadas+election/9468924/story.html

Election reform bill gets an 'A minus' from ex-election chief
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/election-reform-bill-gets-an-a-minus-from-ex-election-chief-1.2523345

About the Public Prosecution Service of Canada
http://www.ppsc.gc.ca/eng/bas/index.html

Harper Slammed For Cuts To Elections Canada Despite Rampant Vote Problems
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/05/01/harper-elections-canada-budget-cuts_n_3195131.html