A new law in Canada, C-372, makes it illegal to talk about the benefits of gasoline for cars ….. It is now punishable by either 2 years in prison or a $500,000 fine. Putting an “I LOVE OIL” sticker on your car could be considered a sign of “terrorism” or “extremism,” which could have serious consequences.

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1. They’re making Canada into a test case for compliance. Australia, too. It’s being laid on thick. Thought Police. Speech Police. Medical Police. Euthanasia Police. It’s frightening, but sometimes fright can ignite rebellion and rebellion can bring uprising. Really, we are all being tested to see just how much we’ll put up with, and how much we’ll allow to be stolen from us.

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2. Although the bill is in its first readng in parliament and it has not been passed, it is a private member’s bill, which means it does not apply to the public in general. It only applies to deceptive advertising by producers and retailers which might mislead the public regarding health effects or its effect on the environment. It covers false claims rather than genuine promotion of fossil fuels in general.

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3. The disingenuous aspect of this bill is that much of it is based on the current climatocracy being rammed down our throats.

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