by Professor Ricardo Duchesne, UNB - Saint John Campus
(version française suivra)
Our Meet & Greet event in Shediac on May 23rd went very well. The atmosphere, service and entertainment at the Bayou Pub/eatery was impeccable! The crowd turned out to be smaller then had originally RSVP’d but for those who did attend, which included a professor from Mount Alison University and other Sackville area residents, new found friendships and deeper bonds for a common cause were established.
The many who were unable to attend did reach out to us, including, new members, supporters and various business owners in the Sackville area with positive messages of encouragement, endorsement and advise, as well as, generous donations towards the same cause or goal of making Canada strong, free, united, safe and prosperous for all!
Incredibly, over the past 3 days, we’ve been contacted by hundreds of people from all political strips and sectors regarding our planned and cancelled event in Sackville! Most just want to know what’s going-on or what happened, and some are upset about the situation and want to know if any prosecutions or justice will be imposed for denial of service and bullying, while others, in a smaller minority, have made their hate for us known “loud” and clear.
Now, even though we’ve reported this unlawful incidence to the authorities and our lawyer advises us to file a Human Rights complaint, after careful evaluation, we or more precisely, Nancy Mercier, has decided not to press charges or pursue any legal actions at this time for reasons we’ll get to in a minute, but did want the matter registered, so that those implicated will be on record, should the situation escalate or be repeated again elsewhere.
For clarification, here’s what the Attorney General says regarding the Human Rights Act about our particular situation or denial of service:
Section 2.1 - For the purposes of this Act, the prohibited grounds of discrimination are...
(p) political belief or activity.
Section 6(1) No person, directly or indirectly, alone or with another, by himself, herself or itself or by the interposition of another shall, based on a prohibited ground of discrimination...
(a) deny to any person or class of persons any accommodation services or facilities available to the public, or
Nancy isn’t pursuing this situation any further, as she recognizes that the Painted Pony restaurant owner, Kathy Beal, who refused us entry and service at her establishment, was most likely threaten and/or bullied by a neighboring business owner and some of his/her supporters based on an open letter sent to Mrs. Beal through Facebook which stated some of the following:
”...I would reconsider hosting this event and strongly think about cancelling. If not, you will definitely see my LOUD QUEER VOICE at your doorsteps Friday evening." Sincerely, Derrick Dixon, Business Owner, Hounds of Vintage (Read complete letter and comments here)
Significantly, Nancy also recognizes that everyone involved in this erroneous situation is a victim of the Liberals many lies and divisive or down right dangerous propaganda rhetoric, which is why she has joined with the PPC and is running as a candidate to help restore a way of life or values deeply eroded under the Trudeau Government, so that we might be united, strong and free Canadians once again!
Watch Nancy’s first video presentation on Thursday, May 30th (evening) in which she’ll talk a little more about this incidence and what a professor from Mount Alison shared with her in regards to a silent majority of students who are not in favour of this government’s “Liberal-Progressive” ways and who are paying close attention to our PPC message, silently cheering us on!
Silently, because they fear backlash or violent confrontations for not supporting the SJW Cult-ure. Some of the teachers feel the same way and don’t speak out either for similar fears, that also involve being treated like Prof. Ricardo Duchesne for example, who teaches at UNB’s Saint John campus and who wrote a top seller book: “Canada in Decay”
Finally, Nancy is proud and honoured to be a voice of reason in this radical climate of forced speech, censorship and political correctness, speaking out for those without a voice or those worried about speaking up for fear of being punished and/or shamed, but she can’t do it without your support or financial help, considering her opponents are running $50,000+ electoral campaigns and she has less then $10,000 to run her’s at this time.
So, please give any amount you can to help Nancy achieve her goal of $25,000 to stay in this historic political fight! We greatly thank you all for your generosity, kindness, participation and unwavering commitment!
Together We Will Win Against The Radicals and Take Back OUR Country!
Nancy Mercier and The Beausejour PPC Team