CANADIAN JUDGE: THROWING A PARTY COULD BE A CRIME

The Canadian Press published an article last Friday about a provincial judge, Ellen Gordon, when sentencing a citizen to one day in jail and a $5,000 fine for the minor infraction of failing to comply with a health officer’s order and unlawfully purchasing alcohol, added the heavy threat of potential manslaughter.
The man being charged was accused of holding a party for about 80 people in a condominium. 
The judge referred to the event as “a crime, not a party,” and scolded the accused:
“If someone who had been at your party was infected and died, as far as I’m concerned, you’re guilty of manslaughter. If someone who had been at your party was infected and passed it on to grandma, as far as I’m concerned, you’re guilty of manslaughter.”
According to the article, the accused man, Mohammed Movassaghi, “apologized to the judge and to the public for his ‘grievous error of judgment.’” The article reported that the chastened Mr. Movassaghi has since been “following the public health orders to a ‘T’ including adhering to the mask mandate.”
Some Canadian legal experts agreed with the judge. Professor Lisa Durfaimont of York University law school stated, “When you do a dangerous act that’s also a lead offence under the legislation, and if that were to lead to someone’s death, that could be manslaughter.”
A manslaughter charge could result in life in prison.
The article did note that another law professor, Isabel Grant, who teaches at the University of British Columbia’s law school, responded, “I think it’s technically possible that the Crown could substantiate a manslaughter charge, but I think it’s highly unlikely.”
TRENDPOST: We note this article not only to illustrate the intensity of the COVID War, the loss of freedoms, and the extreme punishments for those disobeying lockdown rules, but also the overt government hypocrisy. 
Using the judge’s one-sided logic, it would then hold true that she should declare the companies that keep pumping trillions of tons of chemicals and pesticides into our food, water, air, and earth “guilty of manslaughter.”
Of course, that won’t happen. As the Trends Journal has been noting for years, it is punishment to the fullest extent of the law for We the People and a slap on the financial wrist for big corporations, the Wall Street Gang, and the Bankster Bandits for their crimes against humanity.