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From: Ashu M. G. Solo [mailto:amgsolo@mavericktechnologies.us]
Sent: January-28-14 6:35 PM
To: Sandra Finley
Subject: YOU’RE A BIGOT

 

THE REASON YOU’RE GULLIBLE AND STUPID ENOUGH TO BELIEVE ZIMMERMAN’S CLEAR LIES OVER MY PROVEN TRUTHS AND SPREAD THOSE LIES TO SO MANY GREENSE IS BECAUSE SHE’S A WHITE FEMALE AND I’M A BROWN YOUNG TOUGH VETERAN MALE.  LOOK IN THE MIRROR.  YOU’RE A BIGOT.  YOU’RE A DIRTY FILTHY BIGOT.  NOBODY BELIEVES ZIMMERMAN’S LIES BUT YOU.  THAT’S BECAUSE THEY AREN’T BIGOTS LIKE YOU.

 

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From: Ashu M. G. Solo [mailto:amgsolo@mavericktechnologies.us]
Sent: February-10-14 6:11 PM
To: Sandra Finley
Cc: Larry Waldinger; votelau@gmail.com; John Murney; ‘Mark Bigland-Pritchard / Low Energy Design Ltd’; Kaitlyn Harvey; Vicki Strelioff
Subject: FINLEY ENDANGERING MY FAMILY

 

FINLEY,

 

I’VE ASKED YOU TO STOP ENDANGERING MY FAMILY.  YOU HAVE INFO. ON PASSWORD PROTECTED BLOG POSTS ABOUT MY FAMILY AND CONCERNS OVER MY FAMILY SAFETY AND HAVE GIVEN THIS ZIMMERMAN ACCESS TO THIS INFO.  STOP RISKING MY FAMILY, YOU DESPICABLE PERSON.  TAKE RISKS WITH YOUR OWN FAMILY.  I KEEP ASKING YOU NOT TO ENDANGER MY FAMILY.  YOU DON’T KNOW HOW MANY FUCKIN’ ENEMIES I GOT AND YOU’RE RISKING MY FAMILY.  DO YOU NOT HAVE A FUCKIN’  CONSCIENCE?  GET THE INFO. ABOUT ME AND MY FAMILY OFF OF YOUR FUCKIN’ BLOG.

ALL OF YOU NEED TO LOOK IN THE MIRROR ABOUT WHO YOU’RE ASSOCIATING WITH.  FINLEY IS THE MOST UNETHICAL, UNDEMOCRATIC PERSON I’VE COME ACROSS IN THE GREENS.  WAKE UP.  WAKE THE HELL UP.  SHE’S STILL SENDING LIES ABOUT ME TO LARRY.

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Mar 302012
 

Below is a brief abstract of the study on Prenatal exposure to chlorpyrifos (CPF), an organophosphate insecticide.  Frederica P. Perera is one of the researchers.

Earlier, less technical, easier to understand postings related to Perera’s work:

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http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2012/04/25/1203396109

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Abstract

Prenatal exposure to chlorpyrifos (CPF), an organophosphate insecticide, is associated with neurobehavioral deficits in humans and animal models. We investigated associations between CPF exposure and brain morphology using magnetic resonance imaging in 40 children, 5.9–11.2 y, selected from a nonclinical, representative community-based cohort. Twenty high-exposure children (upper tertile of CPF concentrations in umbilical cord blood) were compared with 20 low-exposure children on cortical surface features; all participants had minimal prenatal exposure to environmental tobacco smoke and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.  High CPF exposure was associated with enlargement of superior temporal, posterior middle temporal, and inferior postcentral gyri bilaterally, and enlarged superior frontal gyrus, gyrus rectus, cuneus, and precuneus along the mesial wall of the right  hemisphere.

Group differences were derived from exposure effects on underlying white matter. A significant exposure × IQ interaction was derived from CPF disruption of normal IQ associations with surface measures in low-exposure children. In preliminary analyses, high-exposure children did not show expected sex differences in the right inferior parietal lobule and superior marginal gyrus, and displayed reversal of sex differences in the right mesial superior frontal gyrus, consistent with disruption by CPF of  normal behavioral sexual dimorphisms reported in animal models. High-exposure children also showed frontal and parietal cortical  thinning, and an inverse dose–response relationship between CPF and cortical thickness. This study reports significant associations of prenatal exposure to a widely used environmental neurotoxicant, at standard use levels, with structural changes in the                              developing human brain.

Footnotes

  • Author contributions: V.A.R., F.P.P., R.M.W., T.A.S., and B.S.P. designed research; M.K.H., R.B., X.H., and J.L. performed  research; D.B.B. contributed new reagents/analytic tools; R.B., X.H., and J.L. analyzed data; and V.A.R., R.B., T.A.S., and B.S.P. wrote the paper.

  • Conflict of interest statement: T.A.S. has provided expert testimony on the health effects of chlorpyrifos on behalf of government entities, corporations, and/or individuals.

  • This article is a PNAS Direct Submission.

  • This article contains supporting information online at www.pnas.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1073/pnas.1203396109/-/DCSupplemental.

Mar 292012
 

By Betty Ann Adam, The Star Phoenix March 29, 2012

A woman is examined by her dentist. file photo

An activist who fought Census Canada in court is preparing to take on the  federal government again, this time in an effort to ban amalgam dental fillings  because they contain mercury.

Sandra Finley is organizing a citizens assembly this weekend in Saskatoon to  try to get Ottawa to include the mercury in dental amalgam in new regulations  banning the importation of mercury.

Finley, 62, was charged with refusing to fill out the 2004 long-form census.  She defended herself in court, where she was eventually found guilty. By that  time, however, the government had made participating in the long form voluntary  and she was given an absolute discharge.

The Friday night and Saturday event, dubbed Mercury Jamboree, will kick off  with a lecture entitled, Amalgam – facts, fiction and manipulation.

It will be co-presented by Dr. Nestor Shrapka, a dentist and homoeopathy  practitioner from Bonnyville, Alta., who serves as president of the  International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, an organization devoted  to opposing mercury in fillings, and Dr. David Warick, a Hanna, Alta., dentist  who lists alternative dentistry, holistic dentistry and metal and mercury-free  dentistry among his services.

The event will also include the personal stories of two Saskatchewan  residents who, like Finley, say amalgam fillings caused their health problems  and the maladies were cured when the fillings were removed.

Finley has invited dentists, doctors, toxicologists, First Nations groups –  who she says are vulnerable because their government-funded dental care includes  amalgam fillings over other alternatives – and groups for people with  disabilities, which she says can be caused by neurological damage from  poisoning.

Information sessions will be followed by working groups to mount the lobby  for a ban.

Finley hopes Canada will follow the lead of Norway, Sweden and Denmark, which  moved away from amalgam fillings in 2008.

“Of course there’s always resistance,” she said.

“I did anticipate that there would be some blowback because it requires a  shift in thinking,” she said.

Dr. Gerry Uswak, dean of the college of dentistry at the University of  Saskatchewan and president of the Canadian Association of Public Health  Dentistry said the profession here still supports the use of amalgam.

“The evidence we find credible in the literature suggests dental amalgam is  still a viable restorative material and should not be banned,” he said.

“We defer to the expertise at the national level, the Canadian Dental  Association (CDA) and Health Canada and the chief dental officer of Canada.  Through a variety of processes they put together expert panels and make  recommendations,” he said.

“Amalgam continues to demonstrate clear advantages in many applications over  other restorative materials especially in relation to the average duration of  restorations,” the CDA says in a position paper.

“Although amalgam fillings release minute amounts of mercury vapour, current  scientific consensus supports the position that amalgam does not contribute to  illness,” the paper says.

“There are no data to suggest the removal of amalgam restorations should be  performed in an attempt to treat patients with non-specific chronic complaints,”  it says.

Mercury Jamboree will be held in Room 146, Arts building, University of  Saskatchewan at 6 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. Saturday.

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Mar 292012
 

Here is ONE, easy-to-do and large,  “ STOP THE CAUSE! ” of disease.   The Mercury Jamboree.

“Silver” fillings, also known as “dental amalgam”  are 50% mercury.  Accurately described, they are “mercury fillings“.  Many “diseases” are really mercury poisoning, or a combination of  mercury with other poisons.

The Federal Government (two departments working together, Environment and Health) decided to exempt dental amalgam from the new  regulations on products that contain mercury.   It is an outrageous and unacceptable decision.  (Turns out Canada’s Chief Dentist, Peter Cooney, works for the amalgam industry trade group – see http://sandrafinley.ca/?p=4727.)

Cancer now affects 1 in 3 people (next it will be 1 in 2); MS and Parkinsons rates are high.  Autoimmune diseases generally are a problem, along with developmental problems.

We are taking matters into our own hands.

Mercury is deadly.

Dental amalgams (“silver fillings”) are 50% mercury, the largest single source of mercury.

People who know what SLOW POISONING through mercury off-gasing in the mouth can do want others to know.  To spare them from potential and completely unnecessary suffering.

Help each other to remove ignorance.

The mercury also flows from some dental offices, down the sewer line into our water supplies.

Diseases associated with mercury poisoning range from alzheimers to MS, cutting a wide swath.

Please view this video…..  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ylnQ-T7oiA.  It explains the off-gasing.

OUR ACTION:

–          A “How to” Citizens’ Assembly in Saskatoon March 30-31.

–         Which we’ll videotape

–         And then post to the internet, FOR EVERYONE to use.

The programme appears below.   PLEASE spread the word.   Even if you can’t come, it’s important that people know about mercury fillings, and about the work to stop the use.   It is ONE, easy-to-do and large,  “ STOP THE CAUSE! ” of disease.

Information on mercury in dental amalgams, collected by our network, is posted at www.sandrafinley.ca under the Category  “Health” (right-hand sidebar).

Mercury Jamboree,  March 30- 31, University of Saskatchewan, Room 146 Arts Bldg.

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YOU ARE INVITED, PLEASE COME!

And extend the invitation to others.

MERCURY JAMBOREE,  a Citizens’ Assembly to determine how to stop the use of dental amalgams (50% mercury)

WITH PRESENTATIONS BY:

–       Dr. Nestor Shapka, President, IAOMT (the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology) and Dr. David Warwick (IAOMT)

–       G. Mark Richardson, Ph.D.,  Senior Risk Assessment Specialist, Stantec Consulting Ltd., Ottawa; author of Health Canada’s 1995 assessment of mercury exposure and risks from dental amalgam, and the 2010 assessment submitted to the US FDA.

–       Two citizens for whom removal of dental amalgams has restored health:

  1. Joseph Bourgault (St Brieux, SK).  Mr. Bourgault is a progressive businessman, entrepreneur, inventor, designer,  the President of F.P. Tillage Tools.  His is the story of an eight-year struggle to save his own life.  The primary culprit he discovered through his own research, was mercury poisoning from dental amalgams placed in his mouth during childhood and teen years.
  2. Grant Schoenroth (Radisson, SK).  Mr. Schoenroth has had his own computer business for twenty years. Following a precipitous decline in health in the fall of 2009 Grant, after much doctoring followed by many months of research on-line, discovered that mercury poisoning from dental amalgam was the sole cause of his serious and abrupt decline in health.

PROGRAMME (Free)

MARCH 30, FRIDAY EVENING

6:30  Doors open

7:00  Dr. Nestor Shapka, President  and Dr.  David Warwick, IAOMT (International Academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology)

“Amalgam – Facts, Fiction and Manipulation”

7:45 Question period

7:55 Quick stretch

8:00   Grant Schoenroth, Personal experience

8:10   Dr. Nestor Shapka & Dr.  David Warwick,  continue.  Includes Jerome Mercury Analyzer Demo.

Question period

By 9:30 pm – empty out

MARCH 31,  SATURDAY

8:30 Doors open

9:00 Dr. Mark Richardson: “The dilemma of finding the perfect dental material”

9:45  Question period

9:55  Stretch break

10:00 Joseph Bourgault, Personal experience

10:45 Question period

11:00 MAKE IT HAPPEN (This is how we are going to implement the cessation of mercury dental fillings)

10 MINUTE  OVERVIEW:

–   Environment &  Health Canada 2011 process to ban/reduce products that contain mercury.  Decision: exempt dental amalgam, the single largest source of mercury, from the regulations.

– Recommendations already in place on the use of amalgam; most of these recommendations are not implemented.

–   Canada’s Chief Dentist, Peter Cooney, works for the amalgam industry trade group

–   Countries that have banned dental amalgam

–   Statement of our task

CHOOSE A GROUP: Groups tasked with generating ideas for “how to” in their area.

– Health

– Environment

– Addressing Government

– Education

– Most vulnerable

– Media

12:00  LUNCH BREAK, bring your own or buy.  Venue:  “Louis” on-campus.

1:00   GROUP INPUT TO PLENARY

2:00 SYNTHESIS:

HOW ARE WE GOING TO MAKE IT HAPPEN?

3:00 WRAP-UP
3:30 ADJOURN

THIS IS A VERY SERIOUS ISSUE IN NEED OF ALL OUR BRAINS TO FIND A SOLUTION.

PLEASE COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS!

Mar 272012
 

I still find it amazing that Steven Bryant was driven, helped by his friend David Janikowski, to figure out the puzzle of an abnormal number and distribution of “closely contested” ridings in the May 2, 2011 Federal Election within a couple days of the Election.

The Election results were in.  They knew something was wrong right then.  They went to work on the numbers and figured out the fraud of “vote moving”.   They were alarmed, put together a video to explain how it works and posted the arguments in a weeks’ time.  But in May 2011 no one gave them credibility, no one would listen.

Now hear this recent radio interview with Steven.  He makes the additional important argument:  The Chief Electoral Officer, Marc Maynard, had a responsibility to guard against fraud in the voting system.  That there was a “leak in the ship”  was known because of complaints from the previous Federal Election (reference an earlier posting).

The interview starts at the 40 minute mark.  (Click on, and drag the timer along the bottom.  It shows the time when it’s being dragged.)  Listen to the end.  Steven’s passionate plea to Canadians should be heeded.

www.votemoving.com/ckuw.mp3

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An interview in the Georgia Strait with Steven Bryant.

Maple Ridge resident calls for federal voter fraud inquiry http://www.straight.com/article-640706/vancouver/resident-calls-voter-fraud-inquiry

By Matthew Burrows

A Maple Ridge man believes illegal “vote moving” helped secure Prime Minister Stephen Harper his majority in the federal election last May 2, and now he wants a full public inquiry.

“Once I did the count, I realized that his vote split to take the majority [as opposed to another minority] was only 4,635 votes,” Steven Bryant told the Georgia Straight by phone. “And I thought that was really peculiar. I had really just complained to [a friend]…about the election process, about the results, for two days. He said, ‘Steve, why don’t you just go and do something about it?’ So I went and I started to do the math, and that’s when I realized that a lot of these ridings that were close-race ridings were in metropolitan areas like Toronto and Winnipeg and Regina and [Saskatoon–]
Rosetown–Biggar.”

Bryant said he got his total of the 4,635 majority-making votes from 13 of the closest races he could find, many of them in the Greater Toronto Area. According to Bryant, who said he has training in fraud management, Canada’s electoral system is wide open to abuse.

In his eight-minute YouTube video posted May 12, 2011, Bryant explains that moving votes requires certain conditions, like a close race happening next to projected lopsided races, such as Winnipeg’s Elmwood-Transcona riding, where Conservative MP Lawrence Toet won by only 300 votes but was surrounded by blue blowouts.

Bryant said the tactics are made possible thanks to election-day registrations, where he noted that a bank statement and one piece of secondary ID is enough to get you registered to vote, with only one of the two requiring an address.

“Allowing a bank statement is half of the weakness,” he said. “The other half is that no digital image of the original document, with name and address, was taken. Weak documentation plus no digital image equals an invite for fraud.”

Bryant said he contacted every MP but only Green Party of Canada Leader Elizabeth May has so far responded. He said he also contacted Elections Canada but has not been given any help from the national agency. However, he said he is not getting as many dismissive comments online since the so-called robocalls scandal broke, and he said his YouTube hit count has increased to more than 3,600 from just 500 “pre robocalls”. He has also set up a website at www.votemoving.com/.

“I won’t feel vindicated until there’s a public inquiry and I can see how many little white pieces of paper were signed [same day registrations], like the one I signed,” Bryant said.

Long-time Green party activist Doug Gook told the Straight he met Bryant at a local rally and was immediately taken by his passion for justice. “I’ve been waiting for people who recognize the fraudulent loopholes in our electoral system—for the necessary combination of lawyers, judges, and people—that can press these issues further, to have as much conviction as Steven does,” Gook said by phone. “We need it. It’s a desperate situation. We can’t have another four years of this man [Harper]. So much would be so entrenched, court-system wise, and so much of that stuff would be so far gone.  It would be a very dangerous situation.”

Gook said he also wants to see an inquiry and said Elections Canada officials should demand by-elections for any ridings they deem necessary.

James Hale, media relations officer at Elections Canada, did not make chief electoral officer Marc Mayrand available for an interview by deadline. Heritage Minister James Moore also did not return messages left by the Straight.

However, Burnaby–Douglas NDP MP Kennedy Stewart, a long-time political-science professor, told the Straight that a full public inquiry is “entirely necessary”.   “For me, it’s like we’ve kind of been pretending that we’ve been operating in the 1950s environment, but now we’re firmly in the 21st century and we’re starting to lose control of the electoral process, the administration of elections,” Stewart said by phone from his Burnaby office.

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VOTE MOVING” RELATED TO THE ROBOCALL COURT CASES

The fraud that Steven and David figured out and named provides an important framework with which to test and understand what happened.  Without a concept it’s hard to have an effective discussion.

Canadians are pretty amazing!   These young people inspire and give hope to me.  They actually make my day pretty fun.

(Along with those “extremist leftwing” Council of Canadians!)

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Two previous postings on “Vote Moving”:

Mar 272012
 

This is exciting!

1)      A YouTube of the Council of Canadians’ press conference announcing the legal challenges.

Click on:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ni8C8kfHco

2)       CBC Power and Politics, Electors take concerns to Court.  Evan Solomon with a representative from each of the political parties (except the Greens).  Dean Del Mastro (Conservative) calls the Council of Canadians an “extremist left wing” group!  Wow!  Is he ever good at not dealing with the issue.   Why don’t the Conservatives call a Public Inquiry or Royal Commission?  http://www.cbc.ca/video/#/News/Politics/1244504890/ID=2216209806

3)      National Post Report:  Robocall ridings face legal challenge to overturn federal election results http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/03/27/activist-group-files-legal-challenge-to-overturn-election-results-in-robocall-ridings/

Postmedia News Mar 27, 2012 – 8:28 AM ET | Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012 11:54 AM ET

Aaron Lynett/National Post

By Stephen Maher and Glen McGregor

A citizen advocacy group is asking the Federal Court of Canada to overturn election results in seven ridings where telephone dirty tricks may have kept voters away from the polls.

The Council of Canadians says pre-recorded robocalls and live calls influenced the outcome of votes in closely fought races in British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Yukon and Ontario.

The group is backing the first legal challenge of election results since the Ottawa Citizen and Postmedia News revealed ongoing Elections Canada investigations into misleading election day calls in Guelph and other ridings.

The organization’s lawyers filed four applications in court on Friday and was due to file three more Monday, all seeking have the results of the votes set aside.

The applications claim that irregular, fraudulent or illegal activities affected the outcome in each of the seven ridings.

All of the ridings named were won by Conservative candidates and all but one was decided by fewer than 1,000 votes.

The Council of Canadians is an Ottawa-based left-of-centre organization chaired by activist Maude Barlow and originally formed to oppose the Free Trade Agreement with the U.S. in the 1980s.

The voter suppression tactics alleged in the litigation include “calls that misdirected electors to the wrong poll or calls of a harassing nature intended to discourage support for a particular candidate,” said Ottawa lawyer Steven Shrybman, who represents the council.

Shrybman said these cases test new ground by asking the court to weigh the effects of a pattern of voter suppression, not just specific acts that have characterized the few legal challenges of past election results.

“We don’t know exactly what the standards will be,” he said. “How do you measure the effect of voter suppression techniques on the result?”

Under section 524 of the Elections Act, any elector or candidate in a riding can launch a legal challenge of the outcome before a competent court. Each of the seven Council of Canadians applications is filed on behalf of named electors in the ridings.

The ridings involved in Council of Canadians cases were chosen because electors came forward and the margins of victory were comparatively small, meaning there is a reasonable basis to believe the alleged irregularities changed the result, Shrybman said.

“We think we have some good evidence about how effective robocalling is but on our evidence, a 6,000-vote margin would be hard to overcome.”

The legal challenge seeks to toss out the results in:

• Don Valley East: The Toronto riding where Conservative Joe Daniel defeated Liberal incumbent Yasmin Ratansi by 890 votes.

• Winnipeg South Centre, where Liberal Anita Neville was defeated by Conservative Joyce Batemen by 722 votes. Neville said on the eve of the election and on election day, Liberal voters in her riding received calls directing them to the wrong polling station, and earlier in the campaign, voters received harassing calls from fake Liberal callers.

• Saskatoon-Rosetown-Biggar, where Conservative Kelly Block held off a challenge from New Democrat Nettie Wiebe, by 538 votes.

• Vancouver Island North, where Conservative John Duncan, now minister of aboriginal affairs, won over New Democrat Ronna-Rae Leonard by 1,827 votes. According to the Comox Valley Record, some voters in the riding have reported receiving automated calls directing them to non-existent polling stations.

• Yukon, where Liberal incumbent Larry Bagnell was defeated by Conservative Ryan Leef by 132 votes.  The Yukon News has reported that identified opposition supporters in the riding received calls telling them their polling station had moved. Elections Canada has interviewed witnesses in the riding.

• Nipissing-Timiskaming in northern Ontario, where Conservative Jay Aspin beat incumbent Liberal MP Anthony Rota by 18 votes. A Liberal source said Rota didn’t want to be seen as a sore loser by launching his own challenge.

• Elmwood-Transcona in Manitoba, where Conservative Lawrence Toet defeated New Democrat incumbent Jim Maloway by 300 votes. The NDP says voters in the riding have reported receiving calls directing them to the wrong polling stations.

Not included in the legal action is Etobicoke-Centre, where former Liberal MP Borys Wrzesnewskyj is funding his own legal challenge of the outcome after losing to Conservative Ted Opitz by 26 votes in the May 2 election.

Also not included is the riding of Guelph, the epicentre of the robocalls scandal, where Liberal Frank Valeriote won by more than 6,000 votes, despite more than 7,600 calls that fraudulently directed voters to the wrong polling stations.

If it is convinced that irregular or illegal acts changed the outcome, the court can void the results and trigger a byelection in each riding affected. But even if the Tories were to lose byelections in all seven ridings, they would still hold a majority of seats in the House of Commons.

Shrybman said he hopes the cases will be heard quickly.

“If this remedy is to have any utility, it has to be provided quickly,” he said, though he admitted it likely would take at least a year to resolve.

It would be faster than other federal court cases, however, because any decisions would be appealed to the Supreme Court of Canada, with the additional step of a hearing before the Federal Court of Appeal.

The organization hopes that it can use its lawsuit to discover the volume of deceptive or fraudulent calls in other ridings, by convincing a judge to order phone carriers to turn over records showing how many calls were placed into each riding from numbers associated with suspicious calls.

The respondents in all the cases are Chief Electoral Officer Marc Mayrand, the returning officers in each riding, and all candidates on the ballot in each riding.

On Thursday, Mayrand is scheduled to discuss the robocalls scandal with MPs on the Procedure and House Affairs Committee.

Mayrand recently offered to come to committee, and was scheduled by the government to appear on the same day that most political journalists in Ottawa will be in the federal budget “lockup.”

The last time a court overturned a federal election result was 1988, when an Ontario Supreme court judge found that the number of questionable ballots cast in the Toronto-area riding of North York was greater than the margin of victory by Liberal Maurizio Bevilacqua. Bevilacqua won the subsequent election.

Nobody has said that they were prevented from voting by fraudulent or misdirecting calls during the election, although Elections Canada officials reported in court documents that angry voters in Guelph tore up their voter cards in when they discovered that they had been tricked.

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Many thanks to the Council of Canadians.  (by the way, we just started a Saskatoon Chapter of the Council.  Watch for the launch.  Call me an “extremist”!)

Mar 272012
 

Hi….this is very eye opening !     Grant

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Thanks – Great.  I posted – with a comment (which is Joseph’s story) – – something that is always missed in discussion re depression:  mercury poisoning is a cause of depression.  Remove the cause and you can be cured.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=wIWuEAFlg1Y

Mar 262012
 

Daeran writes:  On 16 July 2010, Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative government announced that it would buy 65 F-35s to replace the existing 80 McDonnell Douglas CF-18 Hornets for C$16 billion, deliveries planned for 2016.

Problem is they are junk planes, Chinese and Russian Planes in war games dubbed pacifica.. knocked out hundreds of these ‘near useless’ planes..

Lets see, Lockheed Martin collects census data, maybe the 16 billion is to return the favour for helping to win the election..

The exercise PACAFs Pacific Vision on sept 25/08  revealed the United States air superiority is just a fantasy. We should buy our planes from Russia or China. America is losing its mind.. maybe its the fluoride.. hahaha.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27qdB1D0s9M&feature=related

 

 

‘ The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful
servant. We have created a society that honours the servant and has forgotten
the gift.’

Albert Einstein

 

Daeran