Brian Storseth's testimony before the Senate Committee reviewing Bill C-304

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• published: 26 Jun 2013
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On June 25, 2013, Brian Storseth appeared before the Standing Senate Committee on Human Rights to defend Bill C-304, his private members bill to repeal Section 13. Mr. Storseth made some great points even through the onslaught by Liberal committee members who were desperate to try to claim his bill would only benefit "white supremacists". It is a pathetic Liberal move to link the repeal of Section 13 with "white supremacy". The Liberal hacks tried the same schtick, when Liberal MP Dr. Keith Martin introduced his motion to repeal Section 13 (M-446) back in 2008. Of course, the "white supremacist" comments were laughable, since Dr. Keith Martin is as far from a "white supremacist" as possible and even describes himself as a "brown guy". Bill C-304 is a private members bill which will repeal the ravenous censorship of Section 13, of the Canadian "Human Rights" Act. Section 13 makes it an offence to "likely" "expose" privileged groups to "hatred and/or contempt." There are NO defences under Section 13! Even truth and intent are considered irrelevant to a finding of discrimination. The law was enacted in 1977 in order to silence a man named John Ross Taylor for messages he recorded onto his telephone answering machine. In the intervening 32 years, not a single person who has been hauled up on Section 13 charges has ever been acquitted - a 100% conviction rate. Section 13 has been used and abused since it's inception. The Freedomsite (http://www.freedomstie.org) YouTube channel. More information on censorship in Canada available at: http://www.StopSection13.com & http://blog.freedomsite.org