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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.

Volume 4

Dec 16, 2013 12:16 AM

Rick Carne

Hahahaa Scott telling the Attorney Generals office to obey the law...fucking Attorney's Sheesh!!

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Why is the ATTORNEY GENERAL office not willing to UNDERSTAND THE LAW? I cannot help but feel we are at the end of civilization. This is the ATTORNEY GENERAL....

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Derek Moran

STOCKING STUFFER ideas that the 'Freeman' in your family will LOVE for this Christmas... ;)

http://www.staples.ca/en/Trodat-Printy-4911-Climate-Neutral-Self-Inking-Stamp-VOID/product_20572_2-CA_1_20001

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Anibal Jose BaezMackximus Minimus

No signature, and/or name of the Justice. There was some signature, but not from a Justice. They kept recording, because their actions were evidence, and proof of crimes. And they were ALL given NOTICE.

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Norah Holloway

And the police are held personally liable because they were acting out of office...

Also the info that Andrew was writing down next to the officers badge, that was the warrant card?

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Anibal Jose BaezMackximus Minimus

In "theory", yes they are all liable in their official, and private capacities.

See how eroded is the Rule of Law, that they can even do this to someone like Scott, that runs corporations, trusts, and obeys the Law.

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Chris Evan

I have been calling around the courts today and no one has ever heard of a Judges Oath, nor where they are on file. Probate know right away, but there doesn't seem to be anyone at the District Level who knows about this.....any thoughts?

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Anibal Jose BaezMackximus Minimus

We can speculate, or ask Andrew. He was acting as a Peace Officer in that video.

I can only speculate that it's an accounting thing. If you know how to do it, you can hit those bonds, and still later change the locks again, because it was an illegal and unlawful action, without a valid court order.

But, that is just speculation.

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Andrew D'AragonAndrew Ofthe RoyalHouse Aragon

They were on notice they would be committing a felony should they choose to continue, therefore it was important we let them follow through or no crime would have been committed. The locks were promptly returned to their original state after they left.

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Pete Daoust

So Andrew, in other words, someone took over on the administration of these PERSONS who were owners of that condo ? ......without AUTHORIZATION ? :/

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Anibal Jose BaezMackximus Minimus

<<The Emergency Task Force (ETF) is the tactical unit of the Toronto Police Service (TPS). It is mandated to deal with high risk situations like hostage taking, emotionally disturbed persons, high risk arrests, warrant service and protection details. The unit was created in 1965, and inspired the television show Flashpoint. An earlier non-SWAT Riot and Emergency Squad emerged in 1961.[1] Part of its role is now undertaken by the ETF, Public Safety and Emergency Management and the Mounted Unit. The ETF is a fully manned 24 hours a day tactical response team.[2]

Unlike most SWAT teams, the ETF is not a pure paramilitary unit. The ETF mission profile includes terrorism threats.>>

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Anibal Jose BaezMackximus Minimus

<<It is mandated to deal with high risk situations like ... "emotionally disturbed persons... " "The ETF mission profile includes terrorism threats.">>

Interesting, Andrew.

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Maddog WonfeyeveKing Matthew Benevolent

Brilliant; precisely how we all need to start dealing with these criminals... On our terms with the full understanding and proper use of the law. Their criminal reactions to our legal actions are further evidence of their inability to play by the rules of their own system; making it two-tiered and unlawful in it's very existence... We WILL defeat these crooks; the time is now ;)

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Robert Cormier

Speaking of stocking stuffers Derek, this one might be good for signing contracts you don't agree with. Perhaps one in the car to sign tickets at the side of the road. http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/bf21/?srp=15

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Derek Moran

When i bought a custom-stamp at Staples they asked me- "Now, would you like that with a 'Red-Box' around it...?" ;)

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