For months there had been loud calls in Ontario to change the candidates ahead of the June 2nd election. The four candidates for the four parties that are registered to be a part of the Ontario Legislative Assembly all had the exact same unacceptable positions on the main issue of whether or not Ontario should continue to follow the the World Health Organization’s ludicrous advise, and not one of them committed to retroactively reinstituting judicial review(!) (and that’s also without even getting into Doug Ford’s Digital ID plan which he colluded with the other candidates to hide yet), and so naturally, everyone in Ontario wanted Doug Ford to resign as leader of the Ontario PCs and for a new candidate to be chosen. But, in an attempted assault against Canadian democracy, Doug Ford defied the loud calls for his resignation and insisted his name be on the Elections Ontario ballot that was cast on June 2nd. That brings us to the present situation at hand—the result, which is that: only 43.5% of Ontarians voted, and now they are collectively demanding a new election be held, with new candidates.
“It’s common sense that 43.5% of a population can’t bind the population to a contract in a proxy where voting rights are not assignable. Contract Law is Common Law, which supersedes the Statutory Law of the Ontario Elections Act, and so Doug Ford is not legally the Premier of Ontario, and hasn’t been since June 2nd.,” said Conservative.to CEO Ethan Jawadi.
He also remarked that if Ontarians were to file a Cause of Action through Section 107 subsection two of the Ontario Elections Act, we know that it would win with 100% certainty (for very obvious reasons), and that “it’s desirable to go about it that way, because that way, the charges more encapsulate the nature of the real deep rabbit whole of Doug Ford’s crimes against Canada, and it can precede a subsequent sweeping criminal indictment.’
