Masonic/NWO Evidence in Bill 115

Bill 115 was introduced August 27th, 2012

It was passed on September 11th, 2012

McGuinty's locked-door policy was announced on the news in the very first minute of December 21st, 2012 (the day the world was supposedly going to end. Instead, it marked the beginning of the end with that policy)

"The government pushed the bill through Legislature well before... negotiations traditionally conclude and despite the fact that affected unions had initiated bartering with their respective employing school boards."

"Bill 115 gives the government unprecedented powers over school board negotiations with no accountability through legislature debate."

The Minister of Education will have unlimited and unprecedented powers to approve or change any contract between school boards and the affected unions.

The Minister of Education will have authority over collective agreements that are governed by labour legislation under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Labour.

The Cabinet will have the power to extend the provisions of the bill beyond two years without having the issue debated in the Legislature. 

The Cabinet, rather than the Legislature, will have the the right to restrict strikes and lock-outs.

"Bill 115 sets a dangerous precedent for other unionized employees in particular..."

"60% of teachers will receive a pay cut, and 40% of teachers, mostly younger ones, will receive only 50% of their scheduled increases for experience..."

"Bill 115 discontinues a retirement gratuity plan that was originally promoted by the school boards as an incentive to discourage the use of sick days..."

It mentions other, more political things, though my brain has never been able to fully wrap around certain things that I know to be pure made up bs-which politics are. NDP, Liberals, Conservatives, Right-Minded, Left-Wing, Democrats, Communists, not to mention all the other ridiculous terms they've created. I have never in my life been able to understand politics-even during my brief stint in politics where I naively believed "I'm not going to make a difference just complaining to friends and family. Maybe if I got involved I could make a difference." Yeah, right! People talk about seeing the tip of the iceberg...I only saw ice cubes and that was enough for me. It's all corrupt. The party I joined claimed to want to change things for the better. The reality was they only cared about money and power and who has what connections. They brought my friend and I in because they hoped we could help generate the youth vote, yet they didn't want to hear any of our ideas. I wasn't about to lend my name and my face to crooked liars. So I left and my friend followed. I have no patience to try and understand things that I know to be illusions, and that's all politics are. It doesn't matter who you vote for, what fancy words and labels they use-they are all the same. If they appear to be different from the others (such as the NDP did NOT vote for Bill 115) it's only because they want to be seen as different...or an angel managed to slip past the red tape and corruption. That happens on the rare occasion  though its only a matter of time before they become burnt out and leave. No matter how you slice it, I wouldn't feel right sharing much of the political (imo) mumbo-jumbo on here as if it means something, because I don't understand it and while you might argue that the political stuff means something, my heart and my brain tell me that it all means nothing. If you care to know the politics involved with Bill 115, do your own research. I'm not here to recite things that I don't grasp.

Bill 115 has been a long time in the making. It's not going anywhere. It's only going to get worse, and will spread into other work sectors of Ontario, eventually the rest of Canada. For those outside of Canada, you may believe our stifling Bill doesn't affect you. My heart tells me otherwise. It's a big step in the NWO marking its territory, and it's "territory" is the entire world. What happens in the U.S will start happening here, with storm troopers barging into schools and homes, and what happens in Canada will start happening elsewhere. With more school shootings happening in the U.S than Ontario, why would Ontario schools start locking kids inside before the American schools? Do you honestly believe that U.S schools won't follow suit?

My butt is sore and I'm tired of talking about this subject, especially when there's going to be more news about it to report in a few days. I'm not going to bother with a summary because the only thing that's over with this topic is my post. 

Source: Stop Bill 115

More on the Ministry's Take-over

This news just makes me shake my head.

Just before the winter holidays, Ontario elementary public school teachers held one-day strikes in about eight different regions. Approximately 35,000 teachers were protesting Bill 115. Teri Lynn Platt was one of the teachers in the picket lines explained to CP24 "We have a legal right to strike, and that's what we're doing. We're at the point now where we have to make some more noise. The government needs to listen to us and our employer needs to listen to us. We're doing our best to reach a collective agreement, but we do have shackles on us."

Yes, teachers, striking will most certainly make things go your way. They're in such an uproar about Bill 115-and I agree they have a right to be-however they seem to be ignoring a key element in Bill 115. Bill 115 is also called the Putting Students First Act. The government said the legislation was necessary to avoid teacher strikes. Ontario teachers seem to go on strike whenever they have a disagreement with the government, or they want a pay increase. 

In the fall of 1997, teachers went on strike for nearly identical reasons. The government wanted to overhaul the education system, teachers didn't agree. The government, of course, doesn't care what anybody else thinks, so the teachers went on strike. The strike over Bill 160 lasted for two weeks. It appears as though this happened a second time in 1998, lasting for approximately three weeks.

April 2001 saw schools shut down for a month while janitors, secretaries, and teaching assistants fought for higher salaries.

June 2003 saw a Catholic School Board lock-out, where teachers were not allowed into the schools to teach. Again, this lasted about two weeks.

In 2008 or 2009, teachers at York University went on strike for 85 days. They walked off the job November 6th and didn't return until January 29th. The strike angered students and parents more than any other teachers strike of the past, as this greatly affected the education that was being paid for by the students and/or parents...even if the students had taken out a loan, loans still need to be paid back-with interest! The majority of the public felt the teachers were being petty and selfish. You do NOT go on strike for months during the school year when it's the students who are literally and figuratively paying for it! That was a bs move on both the teachers and the governments part.

It appears as though teachers of Ontario absolutely love going on strike. I'm not saying that they do, in fact, enjoy going on strike, I'm merely stating that they seem to do this a lot. While Bill 160 is an early model of Bill 115, the teachers tendencies to go on strike also helped shape Bill 115 and most certainly had a hand in its getting passed so easily. For while teachers form picket lines making demands, parents of young children either have to take time off work to stay home and care for their children OR pay more money to a babysitter. Most children don't mind having time off from school while the strikes happen, however the longer strikes last-or the more frequently they happen-the kids pay for it come summer when they would have been free of indoctrination for a couple months. Instead of enjoying their summer break, kids are stuck sitting at their desks when they should be playing outside-why? Because their selfish teachers were on strike earlier in the school year. The teachers of Ontario are just as responsible for the introduction of Bill 115 as the people who wrote it.

Ontario elementary school teachers feel they are offering an "olive branch" by claiming they are willing to not go on strike in January if the government promises to not impose a contract on them after the December 31st deadline. Oh, how sweet of you, teachers. They've been doing rotating one-day strikes across the province, which is different from their strikes of the past. Secondary school teachers are planning a political protest against Bill 115. 

Education Minister, Laurel Broten, is refusing to back down on Bill 115.

Sources: CP24
              Stop Bill 115
              NYTimes
              Ottawa Sun
              University of Toronto Libraries
              CBC News
              CBC News-"Olive Branch"
              York Strike 2008
              The Star

Ministry of Magic: The Take-over of Hogwarts Continues

Things just keep getting worse and will continue to get worse for our children. If you don't have kids, but want them...please don't try for them. Not yet. Unless you want to run to the hills and go live in a cave, or build your family a cozy underground lair where nobody should be able to find you-except perhaps by mistake. Or, if you truly must start your family during these trying times, make damn sure you can home-school your children yourself! 

In the wake of the Newton, Connecticut shootings, Dalton McGuinty is making a locked door policy for Ontario elementary schools. That's right. Ontario children will soon be "educated" in an even more jail-like environment "for their safety." The government is spending $10million on this project, to lock children inside schools while they are in class. This should be fully implemented come September 2013.

The government will also be expanding and reopening the Safe Welcome Program, which will not only have the locking doors, but will also include buzzers and security cameras. 

My question is why not simply install metal detectors, have students use clear bookbags, and hire security guards? While still disturbing, it is a sad fact that people have been bringing guns into schools. Why should the government have the right to lock our kids in jail? "For their safety?" I'm not buying it. There are other ways to protect them.

Since I first learned of this locked-door policy (combined with Bill 115) I've been having visions of our children being held hostage in their schools, for the sole purpose of getting parents to fall in line when the NWO is finally imposed upon us. "Oh, you don't like our New World Order? You refuse to bow to our new rules and policies? Well, WE have your children! You can't have them back until you do what we say! Mwa-ha-ha-ha!" Evil. Pure fucking evil!

Source: CBC News