Freedom Series

Foundations of Western Freedom: Freedom Defence Canada

Foundations of Western Freedom
Foundations of Western Freedom

“But whoso looketh into the perfect law of liberty, and continueth therein, he being not a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work, this man shall be blessed in his deed.”

James 1:25, The Holy Bible: King James Version
FDC are delighted to launch this series on the Foundat
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Safetyism, Authoritarianism, Civil Liberties

Safetyism and Crises

"Safetyism and Crises" by Edward Field

Safetyism, Authoritarianism, Civil Liberties
Safetyism, Authoritarianism, Civil Liberties

 

Just a few days ago, on October 21st, lawyer Christine Van Geyn of the Canadian Constitution Foundation gave a half hour zoom presentation on “How the culture of “safetyism” is eroding civil liberties in Canada”.

“Safetyism” is a term used by Greg Lukianoff a

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Christine Van Geyn Canadian Constitutional Foundation Speaker

The Dangers of Safetyism

The Dangers of Safetyism

Christine Van Geyn Canadian Constitutional Foundation Speaker
Christine Van Geyn Canadian Constitutional Foundation Speaker

A lot of buzz words are being used these days and one of them is “Safetyism.” Terms like this are often used to achieve political goals by people wanting to influence others or mould society in their own image. Concerns about “Safety” or “Health and Safety” have been used

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Safetyism, Authoritarianism, Civil Liberties

Don’t Miss FDC’s October Speaker Christine Van Geyn!

Don't Miss FDC's October Speaker Christine Van Geyn!

Safetyism, Authoritarianism, Civil Liberties

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Cathedral; Church; Christianity; Conservative

Are You Afraid of the C word?

Are You Afraid of the C word?

Cathedral; Church; Christianity; Conservative
Cathedral; Church; Christianity; Conservative

I read an insightful article in the Epoch Times (Canadian edition) a few months back which bluntly stated that there is something wrong with conservatism today. The article was addressing the recent Canadian federal election in which Pierre Poilievre seemed to fade when he neede

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two-tier justice, hate crime, thought crime

The Absurdity of Non-Incident “Hate Crime”

The Absurdity of Non-Incident “Hate Crime”

two-tier justice, hate crime, thought crime
two-tier justice, hate crime, thought crime

 I first read George Orwell’s 1984 when I was a teenager in the early 1970s. A friend recommended it to me, so I took the time to read it.  I was in the throes of adolescence at the time and had a lot of other things on my mind besides reading a famous book about the dangers of tota

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