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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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Jan 12, 2014 1:43 AM

Norah Holloway

Hello All. A local group here in Victoria, BC has the opportunity to interview the NEW Chief of Police. I was wondering if anyone could help out... by coming up with some hard hitting questions. You know the grilling kind... the one's that will make him sweat...

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Xrisjuice XrisChris Thornton

1. Do you have the opportunity to be involved in the process when the decision is made to sell the revenue streams(tickets etc) to US or International Banks? and if so, 2. how difficult a process is it to ensure that the lower ranked 'dually' sworn officers working underneath your guidance and leadership do not find out and start asking themselves who do we really work for?? 3. What processes are in place to investigate deputy chiefs for willfully ignoring evidence and personally profiting from holding that office through that title? 4. What advice would you give those whom are not aware or awake as of yet and are currently acting as this title (PERSON) operating as if they are Collateral Warranty registered as a security interest? 5. Do you think it is a good idea to claim the name or would that make us complicit in the fraud? 6. It appears that many people are starting to understand this at even the basic level and many are good people would you agree? Do you also agree that the risk to your officers is very limited, small in fact and probably the reasonable man would agree less of a risk, than the current bold criminals that ignore whatever rules are in place regardless if they know who they are or not? 7. How can I help you get these messages across so that we can create harmony and work together for a better future? Would you also agree that this current state of affairs is not our fault but it is our problem? 8. How can I be of service to solve this awareness issue?

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

Is it ok to respond with defensive force when threatened by private pirates? Especially if there is no victim and the right not to speak to them is not respected? And if he has heard of a rescue shotgun. :-)

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

Serious questions, Often one is charged for defending oneself. Both parties in any kind of disturbance, if some one starts it; surety lies with them. However, it is a revenue grab, always.

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Shelagh McFarlane

under what authority do YOUR officers act in the presumption of corporate jurisdiction? Are officers ordered to convert the status from lawful to legal, which is premeditated murder? Do your officers know they are working for a private corporation? Is the 'public' superior in standing to a policy enforcer? If not, how so? Who is the registered owner of the police force - is it the UN? I got more....

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Donald Hamm

get some cannabis oil facts in there for him ... it's huge revenue for the Crown and the private prison system...ask him if he's done some independent research, outside of the realm of state and pharma propaganda .... they are quickly making cannabis "more legal" but the rules aren't changing at all about extracting and owning the oil....

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Dean Kory

Do they have a mandated duty to protect an individual? and is the criminal code applicable to them?...I'm surprised Derek hasn't chimed in with..."Do you know that all law in Canada falls under common law jurisdiction?"

Pete Daoust

So If me, or anyone else, have lead you to believe, that I am one of your "employee", and/or "agent", and/or "the queen" and/or, an organization, and/or, a "slave, that would be a MISTAKE, please forgive me.

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

That would be harder than the firing a rescue shot gun... Just point and shoot... Squeeze and breath... The rescue shot gun looks fairly forgiving, to the operator. :-)

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Norah Holloway

Yeah that guy in the vid just let go with his left, and held with his right while firing. Pretty nuts. I heard that the spring in the end is what was absorbing the shock. Forgive me, but I am not familiar with guns, is that "legal" in Canada to own? Are guns regulated in Canada? or can you import whatever one you want...

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

They had a gunregisrty... You have to get a Firearms acquisition certificate. A - F.A.C. I think. I do all my business private. You should be able to order one from a gun shop.

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Cara Small

I happen to know you would get a great kick out of shooting a gun Norah. And you would be that much sexier.

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

You will be dealing with a fellow who has been schooled in Public Relations (Lying). You will notice verbose answers that never really answer tough questions, but sound meaningful... Always go back to the question. He will be good at deflection and obfuscation.

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