The Charter of Rights and Freedoms

1. Freedom of thought, belief, opinion, and expression, including freedom of the press and all other media of communication, is absolute. No law, regulation, tribunal, corporation, or algorithmic system may restrict its content or reach or effect.
2. Parents possess the prior and unqualified right to direct the education, care, and moral formation of their children. No state, school board, organization, or official may interfere with this right under any pretext.
3. Every person has the inviolable right to life, to liberty, to security of the person in body and conscience, and to the peaceful enjoyment of their lawfully acquired property.
4. No person shall be subjected to search, seizure, arrest, imprisonment, or freezing of assets except upon judicial warrant supported by probable cause of a real crime involving force or fraud.
5. The Republic acknowledges a positive duty to protect and sustain the life of every person within its jurisdiction. No organ of the State, nor any person acting under colour of law, may establish, fund, facilitate, or perform euthanasia or assisted suicide, or engage in any form of negative eugenics under any circumstances.
6. Every European-descended Canadian possesses the prior and irrevocable right to the continued existence, cultural integrity, and territorial dominion of the nation their ancestors founded and developed. Demographic displacement by mass immigration of non-Europeans constitutes an act of genocide and is prohibited.
7. No tax may ever be levied on the labour or income of a citizen of the Republic.
8. The people retain the ultimate, irrevocable right to alter or abolish any government that violates this Charter and Articles of the Meritocratic Republic of Canada, by any means necessary.

the Meritocratic People of Canada