His class action suit seeks damages of $5,000 for every person who refused to take the oath or did so under duress, the newspaper said.
His grievance is with the oath that says the immigrant will "be faithful to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth the Second, Queen of Canada, her Heirs and Successors."
In an Internet search, various Canadian conservative publications pointed out as a citizen of Trinidad, Roach is already considered to be a citizen of the British Commonwealth.
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Canadian Challenge To Monarchy Advances
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We have one law, and it is for all people. We don't have different laws depending on the colour of one's skin, or religion, or anything else that identifies a person as 'different'.
If you don't want to take the oath, no one is holding a gun to your head.
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Dave Ruston
Uh, that's not true. We have the security certificate that says some of the people are not allowed to be fairly tried under the norms of law, and we have the RCMP who are above the law, and we have politicians who can do whatever the hell they want, and ....