For Immediate Release
September 25, 2003
Lower Montague, Prince Edward Island Canada
THE PEI FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS PARTY
POLICY and PRINCIPLES
There is a lot of making up to do.
One of the first items on the list of things to do when the Fundamental
Rights Party has power on Prince Edward Island would be to have a type
of Justice that ensures that the people who live on Prince Edward Island
are treated with the respect and dignity that they all deserve.
Number 1 The Provincial Correctional Centre currently called
Sleepy Hollow will be turned into a museum of
government abuse and be replaced by Healing Centres.
In the beginning Healing Centres would be built in the
four federal ridings.
These Healing Centres will be built with state of the
art materials that cause the least harm to the
environment and the people who make the materials.
These materials will eventually be made here on the
Island for the use of all who live here.
These Healing Centres will have sustainable heating
sources for winter and environmentally friendly
cooling
systems for summer.
The focus of healing will be on the five senses:
Hearing, Sight, Smell, Taste and Touch
The focus of healing will be the five parts of a human
being: Emotional, Physical, Sexual, Social and
Spiritual
There will be healing music, art and sculpting, dance
and other artistic endeavours to bring about a
person’s
highest potential as a human being.
There will be organic gardening - food and flowers.
There will be the ability to bring about the best in
every
human being.
The principle of the healing centre is that human
beings
are similar with their differences - we all need to be
reminded how to love ourselves so that we can love
others.
Number 2 There will be a process in place to determine who will
need to go to the Healing Centres.
Those who have harmed the most people living on
Prince Edward Island will be given Top Priority.
Those on the top of the list of people who have harmed
the most people living on Prince Edward Island will
include people who are paid with the public purse:
PEI Provincial Court Judges present and past
PEI Supreme Court Judges present and past
Governor Generals present and past
PEI Members of the Legislative Assembly current and
past
Members of Parliament present and past
Municipal Counsellors
Provincial Employees and Officials
Federal Employees and Officials
Municipal Employees and Officials
Board Members, Commission Members, Committee
Members, Council Members, Trust Members,
Foundation Members, Appeal Tribunals, Organizations
and other patronage positions that were paid with
public
funds.
City of Charlottetown Police Constables and RCMP
Constables present and past.
Media personnel from publicly funded TV and Radio.
The Second list of people who have harmed people the
most will include people who were given money from
the public purse:
Farmers who use pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and
other chemicals that can cause harm to human beings
and their environment to prosper at the expense of
others or the environment.
Farmers who cause their employees harm by their
exploitive farming practices and/or the paying of low
wages and little if any benefits while they and their
family members prosper at the expense of their
employees.
Business people who use chemicals that can cause harm
to human beings and their environment and prosper at
the expense of others or the environment.
Business people who cause their employees harm by
their exploitive business practices and/or the paying
of
low wages and few if any benefits while they and their
family members prosper at the expense of their
employees.
Fishers who cause fish harm by their fishing practices
while they and their family members prosper at the
expense of the fish and the environment.
Fishers who cause their employees harm by their
exploitive fishing practices and/or the paying of low
wages and few if any benefits while they and their
family members prosper at the expense of their
employees.
Number 3 Those who were born on Prince Edward Island will be
given every opportunity possible to ensure that they
are reminded of the importance to love themselves so
that they are able to love another and cause the least
amount of harm possible in the world.
Those who were born off Island and have come to
Prince Edward Island as an adult will need to heal and
will also have to make up for the harm they have
caused
to the people and the environment on Prince Edward
Island in any way that they can, for example, by
giving
their money, their time, their energy, their ideas.
For further information contact the FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS PARTY:
Blair Ross, c/o The Provincial Correctional Centre (902) 368-4590
Deborah Kelly Hawkes, RR#2, Montague, PEI C0A 1R0 (902) 838-3657
