Brown to OHRC Marty Schreiter asking for help in addressing Minister of Health Elinor Caplan?s misconceptions and deceit.

There were, occasionally, good people at the OHRC. Marty Schreiter was one of them. However, overall, I came know OHRC management as being persons who were willing to lie to protect their own vanity while children were consequently being killed. Another institution that has "stuck to its story" when confronted about abusive attitudes, the OHRC betrayed persons with sensitivities to their deaths in health care settings. Schreiter was involved when Catherine Frazee was Chief Commissioner. Frazee was the only Chief Commissioner who understood the reverse onus that contributes to the daily killing of persons with sensitivities in health care, and to their injury and exclusion there and elsewhere. Keith Norton, for instance, was willing to deal with trivial matters, but drew the line when it came to the fact that his actions, while he was health minister, had, by ignoring an existing, publicly insured method of diagnosis, contributed to tens of thousands of deaths. When Rosemary Brown was Chief Commissioner, the OHRC suddenly became interested in race issues, and abandoned their protection of persons disabled by sensitivities. After she adopted the NDP government?s deceit about the availability of a method of diagnosis, we asked the OMA to write her, which they did, asking her where she was getting her information. Again., tens of thousands of persons with sensitivities have been unnecessarily killed in health care, or ploughed under and suicided, while agencies of remedy have merely repeated the misconceptions and deceits of abusers.