Doug Ford Versus the Establishment Left - Crickets

"Crickets," Belobaba adds, describing the government's response.

As an Ontarion, I’m concerned about the provincial judicial system. A judge’s appointment is a means by which a political party’s agenda can be preserved beyond the ballot box. We witness the same turmoil in the USA with President Trump attempting to bring back sanity to the U.S. Supreme Court. 

Special Interest Groups and in many cases the media have made it their mandate to present Conservatism as an evil ideology. Political parties know they may lose an election and by appointing party loyalists to any superior Court, they preserve an existing, covert or planned political party agenda. The sex curriculum, cap and trade, and climate change are but a few issues being pushed hard by the leftist Liberal agenda. These issues are in fact a globalist manifesto, so we must ask who is influencing and governing our liberal and socialist parliamentarians. 

I would very seldom agree with rambling John Tory, but in this matter I would agree. Other than the completely legal deployment of the notwithstanding clause, a public referendum would have been the only logical method of reaching a compromise solution.

What is ABSOLUTELY justifiable is Premier Ford’s decision, in that you cannot have the position of a majority government, who has garnered overwhelming public support, be overridden by a judge who uses the word crickets to explain his position. 

One can only conclude this judge rendered his decision late at night, rocking on his back porch chair, listening to crickets, while sipping on a glass of red wine, perhaps smoking a joint, and very likely speaking to ex-premieres McGuinty and Wynne. The latter two individuals raped and pillaged this economy and continue to exist amongst the army of liberalized Ontario Public Service Employees. A "service" who were likely indoctrinated via nepotism and fraternity.

A logical person would conclude that another judge would have rendered a completely different opinion on the Better Local Government Act. Leaving justice to the throws of chance and statistics is completely wrong. Leaving it to a covert loyalty is criminal.

Let’s face it, the use of marijuana has not yet been legalized, so we will assume Judge Belobaba had less than a gram before he rendered his decision.

I wish to conclude the following, a) judges should not be appointed, they should be elected, b) the term of any appointment/election would be limited to 5 years and c) in any important decision, at least five judges would have to provide a decision - not one.

Thank you and Crickets
I hope the judge was not horny as well
Joseph Pede

A cricket's chirp isn't just for fun: it's actually a mating call. Because crickets are nocturnal, they use sound to navigate the nighttime dating scene. When you hear a cricket chirping, it is always a male, calling for a female cricket by rubbing his wings together briskly.