The campaign consisted of three main components:
"To ask that Canadians accept an all-or-nothing package of such magnitude is a tactic that smacks of gross manipulation," said Fp leader Robert Metz in reference to the sixty complex clauses contained in the August 28 agreement. "Worse, the limited time to make an informed decision, coupled with the scare tactics and emotional manipulation of those promoting the 'YES' vote, clearly illustrates that promoters of the agreement are appealing to desperation, ignorance, and fear to win their case. Canadians should be making their decisions based on knowledge and reason."
In our effort to provide the public with such information, Freedom Party distributed over 10,000 Ontario Information Bulletins door-to-door and managed to circulate hundreds of copies of its 28-page handbook on the constitution, most to the media.
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last updated on April 30, 2002