I started a petition to support Coach Brian Cranford in Canada because I love hockey, and I hate when officials ban people for no reason.
Here is the Petition to support a coach that allowed his players to study instead of attending a ceremony. This petition was directed to Hockey Canada.
http://www.change.org/petitions/canadian-hockey-coach-brian-cranford
Coach Cranford is a retired police officer in Canada. He is sticking to his rights. He feels that due process, or in this case procedural due process was not done:
'There's such a thing due process. In this country, you have the right to face your accusers.'
—Brian Cranford, suspended hockey coach
SUCCESS !!
Hockey Canada overturned this decision.
http://www.thetelegram.com/News/Local/2012-07-19/article-3035029/Hockey-Canada-overturns-suspension-of-junior-hockey-coach/1
Best of luck to coach Cranford, due process, and the lack of any written policy that the coach violated puts a stop to a punishment and penalty for not attending a ceremony.
Just to explain my own due process issue, it was peaceful assembly on public property. I sat on a library lawn, and a police officer, a City Judge, and a Federal judge violated their oath. I had asked that library to put on reserve a letter to Barack Obama written by someone else asking for civil rights:
http://www.montanapoliticalnews.com/2011/06/open-letter-to-president-obama-pleading.html
Law meant nothing. Lets hope the peoples voice in Canada, the USA and elsewhere can resolve Coach Cranford's issue better than my situation.
You have much support Coach Cranford. Best.
Brian Cranford joins me, radio talkshow host Michael Savage for being banned for doing the right thing.
Here is the Petition to support a coach that allowed his players to study instead of attending a ceremony. This petition was directed to Hockey Canada.
http://www.change.org/petitions/canadian-hockey-coach-brian-cranford
Coach Cranford is a retired police officer in Canada. He is sticking to his rights. He feels that due process, or in this case procedural due process was not done:
'There's such a thing due process. In this country, you have the right to face your accusers.'
—Brian Cranford, suspended hockey coach
SUCCESS !!
Hockey Canada overturned this decision.
http://www.thetelegram.com/News/Local/2012-07-19/article-3035029/Hockey-Canada-overturns-suspension-of-junior-hockey-coach/1
Best of luck to coach Cranford, due process, and the lack of any written policy that the coach violated puts a stop to a punishment and penalty for not attending a ceremony.
Just to explain my own due process issue, it was peaceful assembly on public property. I sat on a library lawn, and a police officer, a City Judge, and a Federal judge violated their oath. I had asked that library to put on reserve a letter to Barack Obama written by someone else asking for civil rights:
http://www.montanapoliticalnews.com/2011/06/open-letter-to-president-obama-pleading.html
Law meant nothing. Lets hope the peoples voice in Canada, the USA and elsewhere can resolve Coach Cranford's issue better than my situation.
You have much support Coach Cranford. Best.
