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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

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Mar 24, 2013 10:09 PM

Kelleran Holman

Had a visit today from a "policy" man. Someone called to complain about someone riding an atv through the trailer park around the corner from me, (may or may not have been an offspring of mine) in any case I asked if there was any damage to the "complainant's" property, as I would not stand for that...no reply to that. He asked if I owned a white atv, I said yes, he said, can I have your name? I said, no...he said, you won't give me your name? I said, why would I do that? he said, cuz you own the atv...I said, so what, do you have any ID? he said, yes (but didn't produce any) I asked again if there was any damage reported, and what was the crime? he then said (and even wrote it down and gave me his word) that if he could find an offence to charge me under he would...quoted from the little note I have from him: "If there are charges to be laid regarding this atv complaint, I will be laying the charge" signed plc blah blah....I asked what I would be charged under exactly, but he said "you'll see" lol (apparently we are in grade three) I said so this is what you are about "looking" for an offence to charge someone, because I was uncooperative? again he gave me his word he would be looking for the offence to charge me with ....he wouldn't hang around despite me trying to get answers to my questions, but wanted me to answer his...I could be the bad guy here but I suppose we'll see...he did come back long enough to get the plate number off my truck 10 mins later...don't think I made a friend today.

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Kelleran Holman

when i was a kid we traveled all over the place on dirt bikes,go-carts, anything we could slap a motor and wheels on and go have fun...better than doin crack and stealing shit...I have no issue with the boys riding their "contraptions" around, as long as they aren't damaging anyone's property of course...I have a feeling I have not seen the last of that cop though, lol...and Harm got to add her two cents too, so she was happy...and also made a new "friend", lol

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Kelleran Holman

ha ha ha I actually thought of you when I was talking to him Scott...and then realized, I am not prepared... so I kept it grade five level...though I still didn't get any answers from him at that level either, lol

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Derek Moran

1. The scope of "person" as set out in s.2 of the Criminal Code R.S.C. 1985, c. C-46 extends somewhat beyond the individual, covering additionally public bodies, corporations, societies and companies, but, groups having common characteristics such as race, religion, colour and ethnic origin ARE NOT included in the definition (R. v. Keegstra, [1990] 3 S.C.R. 697)

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David Johansen

you could have just told him; without predjudice that he is disturbing the peace, and asked his name & badge & supervisors I.D. & phone number and refused to answer anything without presentation of a proper warrant and a claim of jurisdiction. and if he was representing the 'private park' property as an attorney and wether or not they had a valid complaint?

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David Johansen

ask him if he was investigating a criminal complaint? by what grounds does he have to interrogate you in violation of the fifth ammendment that he has a duty to uphold under his oath of office?

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