NEWS RELEASE
From Culture Guard
For immediate release
October 1, 2021
Culture Guard urges A-G Eby to take legal notice of Horgan, Dix, Henry & others for abusing the public’s trust, contrary to section 122 of the Criminal Code of Canada.
October 1, 2021 (CultureGuard) — A noted BC social action association, Culture Guard, has asked BC Attorney-General David Eby to take legal notice of the actions of Premier John Horgan, Health Minister Adrian Dix, Public Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and others for abusive and oppressive actions during the COVID “pandemic” that have injured many British Columbians and have unjustifiably violated their human rights, guaranteed under BC and Canadian law.
In a blistering letter to Eby, Culture Guard warns that the A-G himself might become a target if he fails to move against the listed public officials.
The letter cites specific passages of the Criminal Code of Canada and the Attorney-General Act of BC, and references a 2006 Supreme Court case, R v. Boulanger, which details the Supreme Court’s standards for prosecuting public officials who fail to protect the public from abuse.
The letter also demands that Eby empanel a body of medical experts, including some already on record as critical of the BC government’s handling of the so-called pandemic:
“Most reasonable British Columbians can easily affirm the growing skepticism, anger and failed confidence in those who ostensibly conned and coerced the populace into a false narrative with manufactured statistics and misinformation designed to force participation in a mass social experiment masquerading as a ‘pandemic’.
I’m sure you can recall, as many in BC do, the “2009 Swine Flu Pandemic” that is now mocked as a hoax; or the forerunner in 1976, where those in charge of protecting the public’s health were blinded by their zeal and failed to see the devastating consequences of the “mass vaccination” program. The New York Times concluded after the program was suspended that the swine flu affair, had been a “sorry debacle” and “fiasco” marked by political expediency and unwarranted confidence.”
The Culture Guard letter also noted Eby’s prior experience as former head of the BC Civil Liberties Association:
“You are duty bound, as legal advisor, to inform the Executive Counsel when their orders, or instructions issued by those empowered by statute to make orders, infringe without justification on the rights of Canadian citizens living in British Columbia. These rights include our Charter Rights, but also those found in our own BC Human Rights Code—a Code with which you, as former head of the BC Civil Liberties Association, are very familiar.”
And Culture Guard demands that A-G Eby use his authority to end the experimental use of experimental interventions, mislabeled as a ‘vaccine’:
“In your capacity as AG, you are duty bound to inform yourself about the research, good and bad, associated with experimental drug programs like the one that is currently masquerading under the misleading label of being a ‘vaccine’.
“This fraud—that is being forced on the population of BC through coercion, abuse of power, assault and battery, misinformation and deceit—must cease. There is no denying this reality. Regrettably, for Dr. Bonnie Henry, Minister Dix, the Premier and others, there is too much reliable information from medical professionals now available to allow this insidious and dangerous experiment to continue.”
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Contact: Kari Simpson, Executive Director of Culture Guard, at:
Phone: 778-277-2201
Email: CultureGuard@gmail.com
Letter to Attorney General: Download PDF: AG et al SEc 122 (F)
