Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Caught you and the RCMP peeking me Jeremy Swanson now I am going to tell your nasty little buddy Dean Roger Ray and his dumb pals such as Depupty and Deyala on you
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David Amos
Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2007 16:51:20 -0700 (PDT)
From: David Amos
Subject: Yo Sam the Rogers' crook Tom Young Byron had that nasty bastard Jeremy Swanson that Byron knew talking on the radio like he was some kind of hero.
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http://www.cbc.ca/canada/newfoundland-labrador/story/2006/08/02/spoof-emails.html
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/newfoundland-labrador/story/2006/08/10/spoof-emails.html
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/columnists/story.html?id=8ccd8479-432c-48fd-9df4-4951481d827b
The press ignores your son's plight in support of Byron and mine as well. The Keystone cops in Ottawa take Swanson's BB guns and old 303s but ignore it when Swanson attacks Byron and his old pal Dirty Dicky Dean. Even when his Radar Group pals threatened mean old me they look the other way and hope we have a little hoedown?
However as soon as a crooked little tough talking little prick from South Africa whines that his wife made the cops take his old 303 years ago and he still can't get it back, all the newsmens' panties catch fire because Harper don't want his crooks to talk to newsman in the Maritimes so they look for something to slam him with instead? ? For shits and giggles today, I called that big talking Tom Young arsehole today and promised that old fart this email. It seems that he forgot his liberal heroes dreamed up that gun nonsense in the first place EH?
What was even funnier was the night before I caught someone using the Rogers chickenshits competition in Halifax to check out my blog. Man the media dudes at National Post are dumb as posts but they don't hold a candle to the Maritime arseholes EH? They are quite simply too funny to be pissed off for long. I am just going to embarass them in front of their corrupt friends and blog the hell out of it.
Vertas Vincit
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Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2006 18:43:46 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Ken"
Subject: Mr. Jeremy Swanson
To: motomaniac_02186@yahoo.com
Dear Mr.
Amos, I am writing directly to you in response to your email to Mr. Jeremy Swanson who you made several rather negative comments. I believe you are a paranoid, conspiracy-theorized lunatic, who is preying on a man who has done more for humanity than you can comprehend. More importantly, you have insulted and threatened a very personal friend of my closest acquaintance. Sir, as your post lacks integrity and demonstrates a complete lack of communication skills, I will make this simple for you. Your crude email to Mr. Prior is threatening and slanderous. If you make any attempt to meet Mr. Swanson in a setting other than fit for the finest of gentlemen, the Radar Group's meeting with you will not be as cordial. If you fuck with Mr. Swanson or his reputation, then you have fucked with the Radar Group. You can interpret "fuck" in any manner of your displeasing. This is not the first email where you have sworn, used
threatening tones and been crude. For the time being, I won't promulgate them. Oh yes, the pleasant ending. So very sincerely, Radar One
From: "Jeremy Swanson"
To: "'David Amos'"
Subject: RE: Jeremy Swanson, Ottawa YMCA, 10 th Floor.
Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2006 01:17:01 -0400
BOO ! ! ! !
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From: David Amos [mailto:motomaniac_02186@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 11:56 PM
To: Byron Prior
Cc: swanson@storm.ca
Subject: Re: Jeremy Swanson, Ottawa YMCA, 10 th Floor.
I am glad to see that you are using your nose. I knew Swanson was a crook as soon as he threatened to sue your old friend Teslacoils. (I just5 challenged Swanson to sue me didn't ?) I called his buddy and your friend Martha Jette as well and they all have failed a very simple stress test of their ethics except Teslacoils..I told ya long ago do not trust anyone but i trully think that young fella is ok but he speaks too much of things most folks find hard to believe, Sometimes less is more.. That said I am running in another election and having some minor successes raising hell. I am glad to see you are finally getting pisssed off and playing politics. The dude slamming your guest book is not Swanson though. I think it is coming from Stratus within the legislative building in Newfoundland. Respond when you get this email and the next two because the feds are fucking with me bigtime today and they are the best protection I can give you. Feel Free to forward them anywhere..
Dave
P.S. Fuck you Swanson I will enjoy meeting you when I come to Ottawa I am a true father who has suffered some serious shit as you shall soon see. Send your best lawyers and the RCMP I will enjoy meeting them too.
Byron Prior
Jeremy Swanson is the man who met me the day I went to Ottawa at the YMCA and pretented to be a friend and represented Mens Rights. What he really does is take advantage of people with problems and gets all the info and money he can from them in food or taking him out to dinner and beer, while he keeps the authorities informed on their status. He then informs everyone on the internet he no longer supports this person when conditions are right for their purposes. He says he stays at the YMCA, in a room with no smell what so ever, I paid him a surprise visit one day, very powerful binoculars in the window, all kinds of computer equipment and printers, fax and scanners. His cloths and shoes all new but hasn't had any income in years. Says he goes many days without food, in the 5 months I was there he didn't loose 1 pound. After my surprise visit to his room, I never had the opportunity to go there again, he kept saying meet me in the kitchen down the hall. He knew many people on Parliament Hill every time he came to visit me and had me leave with him early. I'm going back as soon as I get rid of some kidney stones. His address is swanson@storm.ca he said you e-mailed him and another guy he knows Guy Lavene of Fathers 4 Justice, I also think he is a plant also.
Byron
Byron
Turning Legal Gun Owners Into SOCIAL LEPERS
Barbara Kay
National Post
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Citing concern over the "sinister uses" of guns, University of Toronto officials are closing down their 88-year-old shooting range. No word yet on the fate of the university's chemistry labs.
More than just one more example of political correctness run amok (which of course it is), I take this gesture as academic ideologues' invitation to government to follow suit and ban gun sport and gun collecting nationally. Alas, I think the initiative might find broad public support. To many liberal Canadians nowadays, tolerating gun use in any capacity is akin to complicity in Bambi's mother's murder, fatalism regarding school massacres and genuflection to American imperialism.
Such a ban would be a mortal blow to civil liberties and property rights in this country, but it wouldn't take much muscle to finish the job: The implementation of the Firearms Act in 1995 has already battered gun lovers to their knees.
Unlike the United States, Canada has little in the way of a criminal gun culture. Consider: Thirty-five thousand Canadians have purchased $5-million liability insurance policies from the National Firearms Association (NFA), which cover their legitimate gun-related activities all over North America. Their annual premium is just $7.95. Why so cheap? Because, as NFA president Dave Tomlinson dryly explained in an interview, his company virtually never receives claims. Legal gun-owners are unusually responsible people. If they weren't, his company would be out of business.
But the 1989 Montreal Massacre of 14 women by Marc Lepine drove rational attitudes to guns, perhaps forever, from the collective Canadian psyche.
Ironically, in spousal or partner killings of Canadian women by men, guns are the culprit in only about 25 cases per year -- this in a country of over 30 million people. Spurned men are far more likely to kill themselves than their partners. Women are six times as likely to be assaulted with other weapons as with guns. Nevertheless, since the Lepine massacre, guns have become synonymous with violence against women, and gun control with protection for women.
Enter the Firearms Act, which had nothing to do with general gun crime (at a low ebb when the Act was introduced), or actual prevention of homicidal intent, and everything to do with appeasing feminists' irrational fear of a frightening -- but statistically tiny --menace.
The good guys who suffer the most are gun collectors -- invariably men -- in the process of a marital breakdown. For in its obsession with protecting women, the Firearms Act now accords spouses control over their husbands' right to renew their licences (in principle, the control operates bilaterally; but in reality, it almost invariably comes down to women controlling men's renewals) and, in many cases, the right to continued ownership of their property.
Jeremy Swanson is a poster boy for this phenomenon. A knowledgeable South African-born amateur war historian and ballistics expert, he worked as a civil servant for the War Museum in Ottawa, whose rigorous background checks he successfully passed. (In 1997, he was named the museum's top employee).
Owner of a small antique firearms collection (please don't call them "weapons," he insists), Swanson has never broken the law in his life. He passed the Canadian Firearms Safety Test in 1999 with a 98% score. Even throughout a bitter divorce process, Swanson's ex-wife never alleged domestic or child abuse. Swanson's collection was safety trigger-locked, and stored in a firearm safe, with ammunition stored separately. His wife retained possession of the only two keys, and Swanson had never attempted to re-enter his home after being asked to leave it.
Six months after their separation, in October, 2001, Swanson's wife, who was legally authorized to store the collection elsewhere if she didn't want guns in the house, instead asked the Ottawa police to take the collection -- principally four antique rifles, two non-firing BB guns (falsely recorded as rifles), a toy Luger replica (falsely recorded as real) and some jokey paperweight dummy grenades (all together ominously labelled by the police as a "mini-arsenal")-- into "safekeeping."
Then his real troubles began. Swanson was never informed by the police of the seizure (he found out six months later by chance). From that day to this, he has never been interviewed by the police, let alone arrested or charged with any crime, nor has either a past or present chief of police ever responded to his pleas for a meeting. Although police attempts to declare him a "danger to himself and others" have come to naught, they have entailed several humiliating summons to criminal court.
Swanson remains in the Kafkaesque limbo of a man with no criminal record who for six years has been treated like a criminal, not to mention a social leper, on the basis of ? nothing. Sadly, I am told by insiders versed in firearms-related law, the injustices Swanson has suffered are in no way unique.
In a recently-published book discussed on these pages last Thursday, Mistakes Were Made:Why We Justify Foolish Beliefs, Bad Decisions, and Hurtful Acts, social psychologists Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson argue that many social and cultural problems spring from humans' inability to admit when they're wrong. How right they are. And as further evidence to those adduced in their book, I would cite: the blinkered ideologues who punish responsible gun users for the sins of criminals; police who automatically privilege the idle or fabricated concerns of disaffected women over men's property and civil rights; and governments who continue to throw good money after bad in perpetuating an institution that fails utterly to deter gun crime, but succeeds magnificently in stigmatizing an identifiable minority of law-abiding citizens as criminals in waiting.
bkay@videotron.ca
© National Post 2007
More Amos emails....goes on forever!
This Dean dude really pissed me off.
From: David Raymond Amos (davidramos@xplornet.com)
You may not know this sender.Mark as safe|Mark as junk
Sent: January 4, 2007 10:08:33 PM
To: samperrier@hotmail.com; alltrue@nl.rogers.com
Cc: dean Ray (deanr0032@hotmail.com); motomaniac_02186@yahoo.com
Apparentely I was summoned to stand before a Yankee Court on January 3rdto answer more false criminal charges but I was not served anything andnobody would talk about it. Now the day has come and gone and stilleverybody is playing dumb.It is also abundantly clear I was very wrong about this Dean kid. Heis a real snake in the grass. I also was invited to another one of thosesneaky Yahoo chat rooms on New Years Eve. Need I say I smelled foul play?Remeber what I thought of Integrity BC crowd before I went to jail? When Istomped on the bastards in another Yahoo Group this little prick Dean showedme his nasty arse. Obviously I pissed of his buddies. Ask me if I care. Iguess it is just another one of thise things I do that nobody seems toappreciate.I just spent the second miserable Xmass without my kids and I amfeeling as mean as a snake. My little Darlin came down with diabetes andcried all Xmass day because I was not there. Rest assured there will be Hellto pay. because I could not make my Gracie's wish come true.This is just one of many emails I received from that Dean kid in thepast few days. What he says of me is absolutely incredible but notsurprising at the same time. Rest assured I will use everyone of his ownwords against him. However when he began slamming Sam in a couple of emailsI figured you guys should know. If you say nothing its cool. I am about totear the little bastard a brand new arsehole to cram a couple of Newfydiddlers up into .(I see Tommy Marshall has a new job eh?)Notice how the chickenshit out west claims Hickman is behind me andSam works with Hickman? A lot he knows eh? Does this kid even know how toread or does he just cut and paste everything? Curiousity has got the cat.I must ask Byron is he one of the dudes that warned you away from me?Happy New Year fellasDave ----- Original Message -----From: "dean Ray"To: ; <4humanitysake@comcast.net>;<911TruthAction@yahoogroups.com>; ;; ; ;; ; ;; ;; ;; ;; ; Cc: ; ; ;; ;; ;; ;; ;Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 5:55 PMSubject: If your trying to imply you are a investigative team fintrac orfbsa who do you? > http://www.cbc.ca/news/story/2002/12/23/rcmp021223.html>>>> I cross references Yves Bourduas with freemasons and found nothingProbably> nothing under clean up of Iluminati either. He is not cleaning up any> terrorist more like cleaning up dissidents or pissed off citizens. I> believe you are an agent trying to set up Byron Prior to do somethingcrazy> and attempt to protect T Alex Hickman a rich Baby diddler.> why would you send me this garbage? You seen saddam hanged do you realize> how close the New World Order is to falling apart. Do you realize whatthe> citizens will do to you if you are guilty. What you have done to Byron> Prior Is treason !!!!>> why not just clear your name you have my questions?>> Is Collin Robinson the guy who raped my cousin connected to your clan?> This guy erased critical research on T Alex Hickman while I was at work I> stored my computer at my Aunts place?> Why is your best buddy Sam Perrier doing business with T Alex Hickman?>> Why did you sit back and watch Jeremy Swanson blead dry poor ByronPrior?>> Then show up out of nowhere too late? Nobody contacted you How did you> know anything was going on? you brag you see everything....>> What group owns that club that backed your parliament adventures?>> You brag you have escape vehicles all over does Your baby diddler friend T> Alex Hickman pay for that?>>>> Am i correct that you are connected to Hells Angels and those vehicles are> paid for by blood money?>> If that is the case how many children have to die so that you live?>> DId you tell someone to play bumper tag with me on the highway?>> Answer all my queries and I stop otherwise I just go till I am stopped.>>>> 38th PARLIAMENT, 1st SESSION> Standing Committee on Justice, Human Rights, Public Safety and Emergency> Preparedness>>> EVIDENCE> CONTENTS>> Tuesday, December 7, 2004> Pierre-Yves Bourduas, Deputy Commissioner, Federal Services and Central> Region, Royal Canadian Mounted Police: I will start by talking about> Canada's anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing regime, which> impacts on two separate branches of the RCMP. The RCMP Proceeds of Crime> Branch is the authority that oversees the AML regime, and the National> Security Operations Branch is the authority reporting on the ATF regime.>> The RCMP was provided with 34 positions in total that were assigned tomoney> laundering units across Canada and to RCMP Headquarters. Their> responsibilities include assessing money laundering intelligence received> from the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada, or> FINTRAC, the Canada Border Services Agency and others. Originally, theRCMP> did not any receive resources under the initiatives to address ATF issues.>> One of the key areas that must be addressed in this legislative review is> the expansion of the current list of designated information that FINTRACis> legislated to disclose to law enforcement and intelligence agencies.>> As stated in the consultation paper, the 2004 Report of the AuditorGeneral> of Canada and the Year Five Evaluation of the National Initiatives toCombat> Money Laundering and Interim Evaluation of Measures to Combat Terrorist> Financing, the effectiveness of FINTRAC disclosures are limited by> legislative restrictions that constraint the information that can be> disclosed.>> The most valuable addition would be a narrative underlying the rationalefor> disclosing and, more specifically, the reason for suspicion. This> information, if provided, would improve the value of FINTRAC disclosures,> eliminate duplication of effort and ultimately enhance Canada's AML andATF> regimes.>> Many private businesses under the protection of section 462.47 of the> Criminal Code of Canada continue to make direct voluntary disclosures tothe> RCMP, and most of these disclosures contain more information than what is> actually received from FINTRAC. Although some are voluminous, they are> accompanied by a brief explanation of why the institution considers the> transaction suspicious. This narrative can save investigators considerable> time and analytical effort.>> It should be stressed that Canadian law enforcement is not seeking direct> access to FINTRAC information. Although unique internationally, the RCMP> continues to respect its arm's-length relationship with FINTRAC and theneed> to ensure personal information under its control is protected. However,once> this independent agency has reasonable grounds to suspect that their> information would be relevant to investigating or prosecuting a money> laundering offence, this information should be made more readily available> to Canadian law enforcement agencies at large.>> Further, the RCMP believes consideration should be given to lowering the> threshold for obtaining production orders from ``reasonable grounds to> believe'' to ``reasonable grounds to suspect'' on the balance of> probabilities. This would result in a more efficient and effective system> and would ultimately strengthen our ability to deal with the money> laundering issue.>> The RCMP is keenly interested in the Department of Finance's continuing> negotiation with the legal profession to develop a new legislative and> regulatory regime that better takes into account the duties of legal> counsel. The RCMP agrees with parliamentarians, the Auditor General andthe> media that the exclusion of the legal profession poses a significant gapin> Canada's regime.>> It is clear that due to the special privileges the legal profession is> granted, this is a sensitive area. It is also the reason why the> Interpretative Notes of the Forty Recommendations allow for flexibility,> including allowing professions such as the legal profession to send their> Suspicious Transaction Reports to their appropriate self-regulatory> organization, provided that there are appropriate forms of cooperation> between these organizations and the financial intelligence unit.>> Anyone, including lawyers, who act as a financial intermediary must accept> responsibility to ensure they are not moving criminal or terroristproceeds.> Failure to have any segment of society accept this responsibility makesthem> the weak link and a potential target. The FATF recommendations clearly do> not impede access to legal counsel and serve the interests of society> without impacting solicitor-client privilege.>> The RCMP supports the inclusion of diamond, precious metals and stones asa> reporting entity under the act. This would require the reporting of large> cash and suspicious transactions and a range of client identification and> record- keeping requirements by the industry.>> As stricter regulations are imposed on businesses in the financialservices> industry, criminals are seeking alternative methods of laundering themoney> accumulated from criminal activity. Various characteristics of theindustry> make it highly vulnerable to criminal activity.>> The RCMP fully supports the government's proposal to amend the act and its> regulations to establish a registration regime for money servicesbusinesses> and foreign exchange dealers for the purpose of anti-money laundering and> anti- terrorist financing measures.>> Recent investigations across Canada clearly exemplify how the absence of> licensing or registration in Canada makes this sector highly attractive to> money laundering criminals looking for alternatives to the regulatedbanking> sector. This sector continues to grow as they continue to be found in> convenience stores, clothing stores, restaurants, book stores, videostores,> nail polishing stores, wireless communication stores, jewellery stores and> travel agencies.>> The ``white label'' ATMs are non-bank ATMs owned and operated byindependent> service operators and without any known financial institution logo. Theyare> mentioned briefly in the Department of Finance's discussion paper as anarea> the government will be reviewing in the future. The RCMP encourages this> review as investigations continue to indicate that these machinesrepresent> an ideal method to launder significant amounts of money.>> The RCMP is part of an initiative led by the Department of Finance that> sought additional resources for consideration in the 2006 federal budget.It> appears the RCMP will enhance its resource level under the National> Initiative to Combat Money Laundering, NICML, both within our Proceeds of> Crime Branch and our National Security Operations Branch. The latter is> expected to receive 12 additional resources, which will be allocated tothe> operational divisions. These new investigators will help build up capacity> in the three major financial centres where the majority of information is> received from FINTRAC. The addition of new resources to the program will> still require prioritization of activities; however, it will allow for a> more balanced approach and ultimately allow law enforcement to truly test> the ``value added'' of the Canadian money laundering strategy.>> Maureen Tracy, Director General, Enforcement Programs Directorate,> Enforcement Branch, Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA): Before I begin,on> behalf of the Canada Border Services Agency, I would like to thank the> deputy chairman for his kind words in introducing us. As a very new agency> with a broad mandate and many expectations placed on us, it is very goodto> hear the support that comes from the Senate and others.>> I would like to thank you very much for the invitation to come and speak.> Our administration of Part 2 of the proceeds of crime legislation is amajor> component of our enforcement program, and we are quite proud of theresults> we have achieved over the last few years.>> I would like to give you a brief overview of the role of the Canada Border> Services Agency as it relates to the National Initiative to Combat Money> Laundering, or NICML, and the international fight against money laundering> and terrorist financing in general. I will also provide information on how> we have organized ourselves to deliver this program in the field and the> successes we have had to date.>> As you are aware, the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist> Financing Act, which received Royal Assent in June 2000, was introduced to> remedy shortcomings in Canada's anti-money laundering legislation. The act> was aimed at implementing specific measures to combat money laundering,> including the requirement to report cross- border movements of currencyand> monetary instruments equal to or greater than a prescribed amount to the> Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada, FINTRAC.>> Bill C-36, the anti-terrorist omnibus bill, expanded the scope of the> legislation to also combat terrorism. The name was changed to the Proceeds> of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act, PCMLTFA.>> The Canada Border Services Agency is responsible for the administrationand> enforcement of Part 2 of the act, which requires every person or entity to> report to a CBSA border officer the importation or exportation of currency> or monetary instruments valued at $10,000 Canadian or greater. Thereporting> requirements under the legislation encompass all modes of travel,including> air, highway, rail and marine, and all methods of importation and> exportation, that is, personal travellers, vehicles, commercial cargo,> courier and postal.>> >From an administrative perspective, the CBSA collects cross-bordercurrency> reports from travellers and commercial entities. Officers also assist> travellers and businesses in complying with the currency reporting forms.In> other words, we have a service provision responsibility in this regard as> well. The completed reports are transmitted to FINTRAC for analysis.>> >From an enforcement perspective, the CBSA has the authority to search and> seize non-reported currency and monetary instruments greater than $10,000> Canadian or equivalent. Information relating to seizure actions is also> transmitted to FINTRAC. All seizures are subject to appeal to the Minister> of Public Safety and, ultimately, to the Federal Court of Canada.>> The cross-border currency reporting program of the CBSA was allocated> approximately $3.2 million per year to enforce the legislation. Thisfunding> was dedicated to processing and communicating reports to the field,> headquarters coordination, and compliance verification and enforcement.The> bulk of the resources were devoted to the administration, receiving and> processing of reports and to the enforcement and compliance verification> activities that proceed from that.>> The dedicated resources were placed at high risk ports of entry, covering> both the air and highway modes. There are also currency enforcement teamsas> well as currency dog teams in place at key locations.>> The CBSA has also invested in a variety of detection tools, includingmobile> X-ray units and other detection tools such as video scopes. We have at our> disposal a wide range of other technologies that assist in thenon-intrusive> examination of goods.>> Since the commencement of the cross-border currency reporting program in> January 2003, over 100,000 import and export cross-border currency reports> have been received by the CBSA.>> Enforcement of the legislation by the agency from inception to April 30,> 2006, has resulted in over 5,100 enforcement actions, involving more than> $132 million. Of the over 5,000 seizures that have been undertaken sincethe> inception of the program, just under 600 have been appealed to theminister.> Of those, 321 were maintained as assessed, 111 were mitigated and 49 were> cancelled. There are currently 37 active cases before the courts.>> In closing, we believe at the Canada Border Services Agency that with the> implementation of this program our agency has been very successful in> increasing its contribution to the international fight against transborder> crime, specifically money laundering and terrorist financing. As a direct> result of the program, more than $34 million in suspect proceeds of crime> were forfeited and thus taken out of circulation.>> [Translation]>> Senator Massicotte: In your report, Mr. Bourduas, you mention the rolethat> lawyers play. This legislation contains an important exception forlawyers,> in so far as client-attorney privilege is concerned. Every citizen is> entitled to legal representation. At the same time, this right impacts our> objective of addressing the money laundering issue.>> If a lawyer deposits funds in a Canadian bank, does the bank have an> obligation to ask more questions about the origins of these funds? If the> bank is acquainted with the lawyer and deems him to be a credible, serious> individual, does the questioning end there? What rules of disclosure apply> in the case of such funds? Is it the responsibility of the lawyer or ofthe> client to disclose the source of these funds?>> Mr. Bourduas: There are two parts to that question, the first involving a> lawyer's obligation toward his client. On looking at the provisions of the> act, we believe that a lawyer also has a responsibility toward society in> general to see to it that any funds a law firm is asked to handle for its> client were not obtained through unlawful means.>> The purpose of these amendments is to ensure that lawyers adopt the same> procedures as financial institutions, that is that they know their client,> record the origin of the funds as such and invest these funds.>> We recognize the importance of attorney-client privilege. A clearframework> must be in place to prevent money laundering operations, since the first> step is the actual investment of the funds.>> We want to avoid a situation where law enforcement officials arrive with a> warrant to search the offices of law firm. A substantial percentage of our> investigations eventually lead us to law firms that have been involved in> certain questionable transactions.>> Senator Massicotte: I want to be clear about this. I understand your> interpretation of the provision, but are lawyers completely exempted atthis> point in time, or only with respect to some of the transactions handled by> their firm? Accountants and insurance brokers are not excluded.>> Mr. Bourduas: The exclusion applies to transactions that bring in> substantial sums of money to the firm. Most lawyers claim to have thiskind> of privileged relationship with their client and are not necessarily> required to disclose the origins of these funds.>> Senator Massicotte: Take the case of a lawyer who makes a deposit. He> represents a client who is not exactly on the up and up. He takes receiptof> a large sum of money which he then deposits in a Canadian bank. What> obligation does the Canadian bank have in this case? It knows the lawyerand> his firm has some major accounts with this financial institution. Does the> bank's responsibility end there? Should the bank ask questions about the> origin of all funds that it handles? Does it have an obligation toquestion> the client?>> Mr. Bourduas: One of the first rules is ``know your customer.''>> Senator Massicotte: In this case, the customer is the lawyer. Correct?>> Mr. Bourduas: That is right.>> [English]>> Therefore, it is ``know your customer'' and not ``know the customer ofyour> customer.''>> [Translation]>> Senator Massicotte: The obligation ends with the lawyer.>> Mr. Bourduas: Correct. If, for example, the firm is a serious businessthat> handles large sums of money, then the bank has already met its obligations> up to a point.>> The purpose of the proposed amendment to the act is to make law firms> accountable. They need to know the exact origin of the funds that they> handle so as to avoid having people take advantage of their credibilityand> so that they do not become the intermediary through which funds are> channeled to financial institutions.>> Senator Massicotte: There are a number of lawyers, all of whom are very> honourable, seated here at this table. However, occasionally we encounter> some who are not so honest. The legislation gives them an opening to take> advantage of the situation and possibly to launder substantial sums of> money.>> Mr. Bourduas: You have raised a very important point. It is generally> accepted that lawyers are honest individuals. This legislation seeks to> protect lawyers or the legal profession per se by making lawyers legally> required to declare these funds. The lawyer, therefore, has an obligationto> tell his client that he must report and hence disclose the origin of any> funds handed over to the firm. This obligation makes the lawyer's position> that much more comfortable in that he has a duty to manage his client. The> burden of ensuring that the transaction is legitimate is thus shifted tothe> lawyer and eventually, to the financial institution which will not ask> question because the lawyer's credibility is already well established.>> Senator Massicotte: My second question is for Ms. Tracy. Recently I was in> Hong Kong and visited the port, one of the busiest in the world, if the> volume of container traffic is any indication.>> Ms. Tracy: To which port are you referring?>> Senator Massicotte: I am talking about the port of Hong Kong, and aboutthe> port of Singapore as well. I observed that all of the trucks and people> accessing the port must go through a control post where they are scannedto> ensure that nothing suspicious finds its way into one of the containers.>> Two or three weeks ago, I read in a Canadian Press article that no such> procedure was followed in Canada. However, no explanation was given forthis> oversight. Yet, Canada is a fairly wealthy country, when compared to Hong> Kong or Singapore. We constantly hear how a wide variety of goods are> handled at Canadian ports. Why are such procedures not in place in Canada?>> [English]>> Ms. Tracy: Could it be that the equipment you are referring to isradiation> detection equipment?>> Senator Massicotte: It could be.>> Ms. Tracy: There is good news from the CBSA on that front. We spent the> better part of 18 months researching radiation detection equipment. Wehave> selected equipment that, for the moment, based on the technology that isout> there, is the best fix for us. I am referring to portal equipment wherethe> trucks will drive through two posts and be scanned for radiation.>> To get the bugs out, on a pilot basis we installed the equipment at asmall> container port in New Brunswick, but by the end of the 2006 calendar year,> we are very optimistic that we will have it in Halifax, Montreal and> Vancouver. That will mean that as close as we can get to 100 per cent of> containers will be scanned for radiation.>> In addition to that equipment, we have gamma ray technology in the form of> 11 or so mobile VACIS. You pass a container through it and, in about 30> seconds, you see an image of the inside of that container and candetermine> whether the declaration is actually accurate or whether the container> contains contraband.>> [Translation]>> Senator Massicotte: Why is this done only at ports and not at borderpoints> in general or at other major points of entry?>> [English]>> Ms. Tracy: The ports are the first element of our strategy. I am awarethat> the United States has radiation detection at their land borders. There are> no plans at this time for Canada to put radiation detection at our land> border. We believe we have targeted the equipment to the highest riskarea.> In the security and prosperity partnership with Mexico and the United> States, we have committed to looking at expanding the radiation detection> program in concert with the United States, and that would be both for> research and additional deployment, but at this point there are no plansto> put it at our land border.>> Senator Goldstein: I wish to pursue a question that was asked by Senator> Massicotte. Lawyers handle all kinds of transactions. It is certainly true> that there are very honest lawyers and less honest lawyers in existence.> That is true of every profession. How would you address the concerns that> lawyers have expressed to you? Independent of professional privilege,where> a transaction is not privileged - that is, where a financial transaction> takes place between two parties - both parties know that it is financed by> money that may be coming from the U.K., entirely legitimately, or from any> other source. The lawyer has to then make a judgment call as to whether he> or she should divulge or not divulge. You have given us the beginning ofan> answer, which is that lawyers who are known to be honest will not be> considered to be involved in suspicious transactions, whereas lawyers who> are known by their own institutions to be perhaps less perfectly honestwill> be. That necessarily requires arbitrary judgments because there are no> objective criteria for them. How does one justify making those judgments> when one is aware of the Charter obligation to not make those judgments?>> Mr. Bourduas: We recognize that there are governing bodies within thelegal> profession, and our position here speaks to this point exactly. Thelawyers,> through their governing bodies, would report to FINTRAC all transactionsin> excess of $10,000.>> As Senator Massicotte mentioned, a huge gap needs to be addressed. ``Know> your client'' is a slippery slope when you start leaving it to the good> judgment of a particular individual who might not be seized with all ofthe> surrounding circumstances that brought this amount of cash to the lawyer's> office. We are saying, let us take this burden of good judgment and use> regulations to simply transfer it to an independent body like FINTRAC, for> instance. They would be in a position to look at the transaction involving> this individual and then look at their overall data bank to ensure thatthis> person has not used this particular law office for a single transactionthat> would link with other suspicious transactions. That would paint a much> larger picture. It does not influence or affect the good judgment of this> particular lawyer. We are simply saying that we should put a system inplace> that would allow for a much broader picture to be painted about specific> transactions.>> Senator Goldstein: I am not sure that your answer really responds to the> concern that I am trying to express. You have suggested that, in the> upcoming amendment process, the criterion for being able to go to court> should be changed from ``reasonable grounds to believe'' to ``reasonable> grounds to suspect.'' That is a long dimension of arbitrary judgment.>> Mr. Bourduas: I would like to set the record straight. I did not talkabout> going to court. I am simply talking about a production order. We areasking> for a production order when we have ``reasonable suspicion'' as opposed to> ``beyond a reasonable doubt.''>> Senator Goldstein: From whom would you ask for that production order?>> Mr. Bourduas: We would ask FINTRAC for that. We are not talking aboutgoing> to court. It is important to realize that our main focus is to address the> weakest link possible when we talk about the money laundering process. The> weak links are these hockey bags filled with money. I know this from> professional and personal experience, having been the manager of a major> money laundering case in Montreal from 1990 to 1994, where we laundered$162> million over a four-year period with four undercover agents from the RCMP.> We had people coming in with hockey bags full of money they wanted toplace,> and this is the reason we have to focus corporately and collectively atthis> stage. We have to make it a little harder for these people to place this> large amount of cash.>> Senator Goldstein: You told us, Ms. Tracy, that machinery and equipmentare> in place in specific parts of the country for a variety of purposes,> including the intention to create radiation screens throughout thecountry.> If I were seeking to bring something into Canada, knowing what you justtold> us, I could simply cross into Canada elsewhere.>> Ms. Tracy: That is a fair comment. The Canada Border Services Agency needs> to deploy equipment to the areas that we have assessed as presenting ahigh> risk. We have to acknowledge that there are many ways an individual can> bring things into the country. We are doing our best in our riskassessment> process to plug those gaps. We are continuing with our assessment of those> risks and with our research and development into new technology.>> I think the inventory of equipment that is out there now - and I amprobably> going to get this wrong but not too wrong - is in the neighbourhood of $68> million. In 2000 it was something like $1.5 million, so the investment has> been made.>> In addition, the type of equipment we have out there is much more> sophisticated than we had just four or five years ago. As I mentioned, we> have entered the field of radiation detection. We have much stronger gamma> ray systems that provide for better screening and for the screening ofmore> cargo.>> Yes, you are right that it is an uphill battle when you consider we have> such a large country with so many possibilities and ways for someone to> enter. However, we are working on the basis of risk and will continue to> deploy equipment to the areas that we see are vulnerable.>> Senator Goldstein: Mr. Bourduas, what kind of training do your 34analysts,> and the ones you are asking for now, receive so that they can be certainto> understand the balance between investigative requirements and Charter> requirements?>> Mr. Bourduas: When looking at the proceeds of crime, our analysts alsohave> to be versed in what type of criminality we are investigating. Our> investigators have field experience and have gone to court with regard to> substantive offences. They have operated for a number of years with the> reality of the Charter and have been brought into the fold to look at the> proceeds of crime legislation and ways to develop a clearer picture of the> challenges we face and how we can strategically deploy our limitedresources> to address those challenges.>> Senator Tkachuk: Mr. Bourduas, page 3 of your brief states:>> ...the RCMP continues to respect its arm's length relationship with> FINTRAC.... However, once this independent agency has reasonable groundsto> suspect that their information would be relevant to investigating or> prosecuting a money laundering offence, this information should made more> readily available to Canadian law enforcement agencies.>> This implies that you are not satisfied with the information you aregetting> and its availability to you. Perhaps you could expand on that onesentence.>> Mr. Bourduas: With regard to FINTRAC, we are of the opinion that thecurrent> legislation talks about what should constitute ``designated information.''> We also believe that the legal interpretation given to ``designated> information'' is a little too narrow in scope. We would like to seek a> broadening of this information and the definition of ``designated> information'' so we can access additional information from FINTRAC in> relation to what constitutes their reasonable grounds to believe that a> transaction is labelled suspicious. We are asking for reasons to justify> this referral and additional information that would allow ourinvestigators> to better focus our investigation into a given area.>> We are satisfied with the relationship we have with FINTRAC, but we are> seeking is a much broader definition or interpretation of the definitionof> ``designated information.''>> Senator Tkachuk: You would prefer it to be less onerous on their part soyou> would receive more information; correct? Is it the quality or you justwant> more?>> Mr. Bourduas: It is both the information and also the qualifier of the> particular information that we are seeking.>> Senator Tkachuk: Would this require amendments to the act to expand the> amount of information that would be turned over to the RCMP?>> Mr. Bourduas: Currently, subsection 55(7) of the act deals with designated> information and talks about names and addresses, the amount and type of> currency, the type of transaction, the account number, and then, at> subparagraph (e), makes reference to ``any other identifying information> that may be prescribed.'' That has been ruled to be very much in line with> the previous four items, without broadening the definition to at leastallow> investigators to know why FINTRAC has labelled particular information> ``suspicious.'' We are seeking a broadening of the definition so that> investigators can have a better idea as to why some of these transactions> have been labelled ``suspicious.''>> Senator Tkachuk: When we discussed the issue of privacy with officialsfrom> FINTRAC, they said that a number of measures were in place to protect the> privacy of the information. They also said that at the end of five years> they would get rid of it unless it was sent to the police; then it waseight> years. What do you do with it? If you expand the amount of informationthat> they are sending over to you, then the police are getting moreinformation,> which is simply information. We do not know if a particular person hasdone> anything wrong; it is just information. Do you get rid of your information> after a certain number of years or does it stay in that file forever?>> Mr. Bourduas: We would like to do something with the information, ofcourse,> and that is the main thrust behind what we are seeking. We want additional> information to get a much clearer picture as to what certain groups or> individuals are doing in relation to financial transactions. By obtaining> additional information, we would be in a better position to focus our> limited resources on a particular file or referral as opposed to simply> placing the referral in a queue. We have limited resources, so we alsohave> to manage risk and prioritize.>> Senator Tkachuk: I understand that, but let us say they could provide you> with more extensive information. What happens if this additionalinformation> leads you nowhere? What would you do with it in the end? Would it be> discarded or would that information stay with you forever? Let us say that> the information is just a name with a whole bunch of financial details and> it sits in a file at the RCMP and leads nowhere. Would you get rid of it> after a while?>> Mr. Bourduas: When it is just a name with limited information, we set it> aside. We also have rules and regulations internally in relation to howlong> we keep certain information on file. Like any other organization, at one> point the information is simply discarded.>> Senator Tkachuk: Is it destroyed or is it moved to another building?>> Mr. Bourduas: At some point we run out of buildings, senator; that is our> reality.>> Senator Tkachuk: The task force on money laundering made a number of> recommendations in 2003-04. One of them involved casinos not beinglicensed,> a more regulatory and supervisory regime for casinos and also ownership> requirements. I think those are all provincial matters. Are the provinces> that the RCMP is serving - like Saskatchewan, for example, where the RCMPis> our police force - not licensing properly? Do you feel the regulations are> sufficient to prevent money laundering in provinces that have casinos?>> Mr. Bourduas: In my former life as a commanding officer in Quebec, I hadto> deal with investigations that brought us to casinos in that province. Rest> assured that these institutions, very much like other institutions, wantto> avoid, like the plague, criminal organizations using their institutions to> launder money. They are very much regulated and they do cooperate with> police authorities - be it the provincial police or the RCMP - becausethey> are cognisant of the fact that their institution might be used for exactly> this purpose. They closely monitor their transactions and make unsolicited> reports to police agencies when they see a suspicious transaction. Underthe> auspices of the Criminal Code, they will provide us with more information> than we would normally get from an institution like FINTRAC. They want to> ensure they provide us with all the information and all the related> circumstances to allow the investigators to put the information into> perspective.>> Senator Tkachuk: Considering that gambling used to be a criminal activity,> they might have more knowledge about it than a bank or a credit union.>> Mr. Bourduas: Obviously, it is legal now. Rest assured that the provincial> government wants to keep these types of activities from being infiltratedby> organized crime because it used to be managed more or less by organized> crime.>> Senator Tkachuk: In that recommendation, the task force stated that> necessary legal or regulatory measures be taken to prevent criminals or> their associates from holding or being the beneficial owners of a> significant or controlling interest or holding a management function or> being the operator. Is there reason to suspect that casinos in Canada are> infiltrated by criminals or people interested in money laundering?>> The Deputy Chairman: Do you mean the ownership?>> Senator Tkachuk: Or the management.>> Mr. Bourduas: Or the board of directors.>> Senator Tkachuk: Yes.>> Mr. Bourduas: Once again, police organizations are working closely with> casinos. The majority of security forces for casinos are constituted by> former police officers and are doing background checks on anyone who deals> with the management of the casinos to ensure everything is above board in> relation to their operation. They all know what the consequences might beif> anyone associated with organized crime were to have a major role in the> operation of any casinos or board of directors, for that matter.>> Senator Campbell: When the RCMP receives information from FINTRAC, where> does it go from there? Who do you pass it on to?>> Mr. Bourduas: As a result of Bill C-22, we formed a group of specialized> investigators that are seized with the information they receive eitherfrom> FINTRAC or from CBSA. These people try to put the information into context> so they can dispatch it to our proceeds of crime units that are deployed> across the country.>> Senator Campbell: Would you pass this information on to Canada Revenue> Agency?>> Mr. Bourduas: Our investigators are focused on the criminal aspect of what> constitutes a potential violation of the Criminal Code. Therefore, as I> indicated, they would dispatch this particular information to some of our> investigators who are dealing with proceeds of crime.>> Once the investigation has started and the piece of information that we> received from FINTRAC were to help us paint a clearer picture, we wouldgive> priority this investigation over others. We would deal with theindividuals,> the organization, the substantive offence and the proceeds aspect of the> investigation and would bring these individuals or the organization before> the court. We also have a liaison officer who deals with the CanadaRevenue> Agency, and some of the financial information might be passed on to theCRA.>> Senator Campbell: How about other police forces?>> Mr. Bourduas: Other police forces are part of our Combined Forces Special> Enforcement Units, or CFSEUs. These units are scattered all over the> country. Our ultimate goal is to put these criminals out of business.>> That is the reason we are striving to gain access to additionalinformation.> We need more context than a name and an amount of money. We would then bein> a better position to actually channel this information through our CFSEUsto> our proceeds of crime unit and also to other police forces, if need be.>> Senator Campbell: Clearly I am pro police, but there is a question oftrust.> I do not mind the information being there. It is okay if the information> goes to a particular organization, but my worry is that it might then goto> a separate organization, which might then send it to all sorts of other> organizations. Along the way, the public must be absolutely certain thatthe> information is always used for the reason for which it was gathered. The> difficulty is that every organization has a different reason for lookingat> that information. That, to me, is the worry. Where is the tipping point?We> all want to catch the bad guys and put them in jail; we all want to fight> terrorism. At what point do we tip over? I suppose that is the question we> are really looking at here.>> Also, I know you have regulations stipulating that this information mustbe> kept for a certain amount of time, but we are not talking about awarehouse;> we are talking about an infinite hard drive. What is the minimum amount of> time you are required to hold on to files before you get them out of the> system?>> Mr. Bourduas: Bear in mind that when we investigate proceeds of crimefiles,> some of the information that relates to a particular individual must bekept> for a certain amount of time. In fact, we ran into problems when we> discarded some information and then 10, 15 or 20 years down the roadneeded> additional information to substantiate before the court that an individual> had been involved in crime for so many years. That is why we looked at a> policy dealing with the disclosure of information. As I indicated, most of> the time this information is put in context and we will keep it for the> duration of the file. At other times, we will keep the information if the> individual is the subject of interest in any other file within the> organization.>> Senator Campbell: If I had been involved in crime 30 years ago, I wouldhave> a record and you would have it. It would never be gone; is that correct?>> Mr. Bourduas: It would depend on the record. If you were to have recordsin> your personal notebook ->> Senator Campbell: I am not talking about me, Larry Campbell. I have notbeen> a criminal for 30 years. I am speaking hypothetically. You were sayingthat> you lost all of this information because you did not have the criminal> records of the person involved. However, if I were involved in criminal> activity and were convicted, then I would have a criminal record thatshould> be on the files. You are talking about someone who was involved in an> activity and may or may not be a criminal - you do not know - and now you> want to find out more about them. That creates a problem. There is astatute> of limitations on most things. What we are doing here is saying, ``Let's> extend this.''>> When I worked in the business, we could never have enough intelligence. It> is a matter of bringing it all in and shifting through it. I am really> having difficulty with this.>> Mr. Bourduas: As well, we need to give context to the intelligence, sir;you> are absolutely right. Our organization keeps a piece of information to> ensure that it fits in some puzzle somewhere so that we can complete the> picture of the individual with whom we are dealing. It is important,> however, that we provide some context. If the information is not relevantto> any ongoing investigation or any files or the subject is of no interest to> us, then we have plenty of other organizations and individuals to look at.>> Senator Campbell: I will go back to what you said before. Let us assume> there is information on Larry Campbell, but nothing of relevance. Thatkind> of information does not go away. Twenty years from now, you want to beable> to put my name into the system, my date of birth if you have it, and have> the information appear. As you said, you lost that information, so thereis> no way of tying Larry Campbell to activities that took place 20 years ago.> Suddenly, however, there is a new investigation and my name pops up. Thatis> my problem.>> Senator Tkachuk: I have a supplementary. I was not sure that I got myanswer> when I asked a similar question.>> Senator Campbell and I are both concerned. When you receive a name thathas> been investigated, a lot of evidence has been accumulated that has nothing> to do with any criminal activity. It might simply be personal information> unearthed by your investigator who has talked to friends, bankers,> employers, et cetera. Nothing happens with the accumulated information> because there is no evidence of any criminal wrongdoing. What happens to> that file? My belief is that the file is never closed and just sits there.I> believe that you never get rid of that file.>> Mr. Bourduas: As I indicated, we have retention dates on files because at> one point it would become ridiculous to keep all of these files open.>> Senator Tkachuk: It is possible to store all of that information on> computers today. Would you destroy such a file?>> Mr. Bourduas: All the information is disposed of after a certain length of> time. The organization has parameters on discarding certain files. For> example, our files on individuals involved with break and enters are> destroyed after a period of time, whereas the files on more serious crimes> such as murder are kept forever. There are different thresholds.>> I am a stickler for numbers, so I will share with you some of thestatistics> on disclosures from FINTRAC. We received a total of 382 disclosures from> FINTRAC. Nine per cent identified new or unknown individuals. This doesnot> mean we started investigations in relation to these individuals but rather> that they were new or unknown to us. Fourteen per cent provided additional> information to ongoing investigations. Twenty-five per cent were thedirect> result of previous voluntary reports received from the RCMP. Sixteen per> cent have been forwarded to other agencies. Twenty-nine per cent of the> disclosures were associated with investigations that have been concludedby> the RCMP having sufficient resources to conduct investigations. Sixteenper> cent contained insufficient information to proceed with an investigation.> Fifty-three per cent of the disclosures were concluded for the following> reasons: no criminality was detected, insufficient information, nopredicted> offence, and dated information or lack of resources. That is basicallywhat> is happening with these files.>> Senator Baker: Unfortunately, I do not have time to ask a question of the> RCMP officer who was the commanding officer for the largest cocaineseizure> in Canadian history, in Eastern Canada, which was called ``operation> jewels,'' I believe.>> Mr. Bourduas: You are well informed, senator, yes.>> Senator Baker: He was also the investigating officer into a particularbiker> gang operation, the substance of which has gone to trial in many cases. He> is a well-versed individual on search warrants and the relevant> requirements, particularly in lawyers' offices.>> I remind you, Mr. Bourduas, that section 488 of the Criminal Code on> searches of lawyers' officers has been struck down by the Supreme Court of> Canada and replaced with a set of rules. I suspect that you are telling us> within that context and your operations in the past that you want toobtain> additional information without a search warrant, whereas you would needone> normally. In your recommendations to this committee, you want greater> authority to obtain information without going to the trouble of search> warrants.>> Ms. Tracy, my question has to do with concerns about the act and criticism> levied by the courts against subsection 12(1) of Part 2, which you> administer. Myriad cases have been judged before the courts in Canada in> which people have been trying to get back money that was seized at the> border. The criticism of the courts relates to the question that the RCMP> officer mentioned a moment ago - the difference between suspicion and> belief. If CBSA officers suspect something, they can seize monies crossing> the border. The minister then makes a determination as to whether thatmoney> should be forfeited to the Crown.>> The criticism levied by the courts against this procedure is that nothing> under the act enables someone to get their money out of forfeiture unless> they can prove definitively that the money is legitimate. There is areverse> onus on the person, and no there is procedure under the act that allowsthem> to get their money back, except to question the border guard on theseizure.>> Ms. Tracy: The question is precisely the issue of reasonable suspicion. I> was made aware this morning of the committee's interest based on testimony> yesterday. I began this morning to inform myself on the judgments thathave> been rendered to date and what is currently before the courts.>> I would not pretend to be able to answer, particularly now that I am> informed you are a lawyer. I will not go into a great deal of detail, butI> will offer to provide more detailed information to the committee from the> CBSA on this matter.>> The one thing I will say, though, is that I have not been involved withthis> act for the whole time that it has been implemented, but I was, in aformer> job, responsible for some of the design of the legislation - Part 2,> obviously, because I have a customs background. One of the things that was> very important to the drafters, and to us as well, was that we did notwant> to trap individuals who had simply made a mistake or who did not know orwho> were nervous about telling people because they might be robbed. We builtour> program on that basis.>> Yes, the standard is reasonable suspicion, and I have some statistics. Of> 5,000 enforcement actions, 595 were forfeitures. This is very different.Of> those remaining that were not forfeited, they were believed to be relatedto> issues of carelessness and perhaps deliberate non-reporting for whatever> reason, but there was no suspicion of proceeds of crime. Our officers have> been given very clear guidelines as to how to judge a level 4 seizure,which> is forfeiture.>> My point is that we are aware. The Canada Border Services Agency wears two> hats. The first is that we are most definitely as an enforcement> organization, but the other is that we are very conscious of how we affect> the lives of the public and business in relation to imports and exports.In> the design of this program, and I believe I can say that in the> administration of this program, we are aware of that. Obviously, if there> are errors we will correct them, but we have taken safeguards and are> comfortable and hopeful that the 37 cases before the courts right now will> be ruled on in favour of the legislation and in favour of the agency.>> Senator Goldstein: How inhibiting would it be to the success of your workto> have legislation stating that if no prosecution results, you must destroy> records within a predetermined period of time rather than relying on your> internal criteria?>> Mr. Bourduas: We keep the records because a different set of circumstances> is attached to each name. Fifty-three per cent of these disclosures didnot> lead anywhere. Therefore, we pass on if there is insufficient information.> If we can just put context to this, ultimately the file is destroyed, andit> is internally that we can manage this.>> The Deputy Chairman: The answer was very prejudicial.>> [Translation]>> Senator Massicotte: Mr. Bourduas, your summary notes that in the last five> or six years, 80 or so suspicious transactions have been reported to the> RCMP. My impression is that those involved in organized crime areextremely> creative. They can afford to be creative, given the lucrative nature of> their activities. Senator Campbell, the former mayor of Vancouver, told us> that marijuana trafficking alone generated revenues of $7 billion inBritish> Columbia. That is only one small component of organized crime. My guess is> that we are talking about transactions worth $30 billion to $40 billion,and> yet, only 10 or so transactions were reported annually by FINTRAC. Only$35> million is assets were seized. To my way of thinking, that is only a very> small percentage of all revenues associated with criminal activity andmoney> laundering operations.>> Mr. Bourduas: That is consistent with my findings. Only by workingtogether> will we be able to acquire the legislative means that will allow law> enforcement agencies and border service officers to make a dent inorganized> crime. Existing legislation has produced some results, qualified or not,but> armed with more effective tools, we will be able to achieve even better> results.>> The government has already made some strides, but it is simply a matter of> tightening up some of the legislative provisions in place to ensure thatour> investigators have the authority to do the job that they are paid to do.>> Senator Massicotte: Am I wrong to think that our legislation has verylittle> impact on the various kinds of criminal activity in Canada?>> Mr. Bourduas: No, but it is having an impact of some kind when we compare> ourselves to the rest of the world, and when we take into account our> resources. Our people are doing an impressive job, but we need to shore up> our resources.>> Senator Massicotte: How effective would you say we are? Are we 20, 30, 80or> 90 per cent effective?>> Mr. Bourduas: Our Commissioner has said that our operations impact 25 per> cent of the 600 criminal organizations in all. There is nonetheless one> important element that we are completely overlooking. My proposals areaimed> at bringing in more stringent legislation that would give ourinvestigators> the tools to target organized crime where it hurts most, namely their> financial operations.>> [English]>> The Deputy Chairman: Honourable senators, our next two meetings will be on> May 31 and June 1, when we will deal with two reports that have been sentto> your offices. One concerns the demographic study, which we will deal withon> June 1. The other relates to a revised consumer report.>> [Translation]>> Thank you very much, Deputy Commissioner.>> [English]>> Ms. Tracy, thank you for coming. It flowed from the testimony you bothgave> that you would be willing to provide further information, particularly Ms.> Tracy on the issue of jurisprudence.>> Given the importance of what we are doing in terms of our collective> security, this has not been enough time. The steering committee will> consider conducting further hearings on this subject. If you feel thatwould> like to come back or have further information, either from the point ofview> of the RCMP or your agency, I would invite you to do so.>> Mr. Bourduas: The point that needs clarification is the elimination ofsome> of these records from our files, and it is obviously a concern around this> forum.>> I will endeavour to provide a reply in writing as to our policies in> relation to retention dates. If you are not satisfied with the reply, I> would be more than willing to come back and answer your questions.>> The Deputy Chairman: That would be fine.>> You made a point regarding lawyers. Originally, I recall that lawyers were> well covered in the legislation, but they raised issues of professional> solicitor-client privilege, what some might call a moratorium onenforcement> against lawyers. I can tell you from personal experience that some lawfirms> actually act as if they are bound by the law. They comply and do the> declarations, and everything is fine. However, there is a cadre of one,two> and three person practices, and I think those would be the ones thatconcern> you more. We have been informed by some of the evidence that there are> discussions.>> [Translation]>> Discussions are under way between officials and lawyers.>> [English]>> What is the tenor of these discussions? We are told that in the United> States, in the United Kingdom and other jurisdictions, which all have the> same justice system as we do and the same legal ethics and codes ofconduct> for lawyers, they do not have this problem that we have encountered in> Canada.>> This committee would like to find a solution. As I understood yourevidence,> it is one of the biggest lacunas in legislation. If you could enlighten us> as to where it is headed, that would be helpful.>> Mr. Bourduas: I certainly will.>> The committee adjourned.>>>>> RCMP chief had 'no choice' but to come clean> SCOTT DEVEAU>> Globe and Mail Update>> Outgoing RCMP Commissioner Guiliano Zaccardelli said Thursday in Ottawathat> he "had no choice" but to come clean when he realized he had made mistakes> in his testimony in the case of Maher Arar. The comments came the same day> as Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day faced tough questions over Mr.> Zaccardelli's resignation. "I had no choice. I had never had any choicebut> to tell the truth," Mr. Zaccardelli said during a press conference in> Ottawa.>> Á 1100> The Chair (Hon. Paul DeVillers (Simcoe North, Lib.))> Mr. Guy Racine (Mayor, Reeve of the MRC Haute-Yamaska and> Spokesperson for the Coalition of Mayors, City of Granby)>> Á 1105>> Á 1110>> Á 1115>> Á 1120>> Á 1125>> Á 1130>> Á 1135> Mr. Jean D'Amour (Mayor, City of Rivière-du-Loup)>> Á 1140>> Á 1145> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> Mr. André Langevin (Mayor, City of Coaticook)>> Á 1150> Mr. Guy Racine> Mr. Gilles Veilleux (Representative, City of Roberval)>> Á 1155> Mr. Guy Racine> Mr. Claude Vigneault (Mayor, Municipality ofÎles-de-la-Madeleine)> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> Mr. Jean Thériault (Representative, City of Baie-Comeau)>> Â 1200> Mr. Guy Racine> Mr. Jean-Claude Patenaude (Representative, City of> Saint-Hyacinthe)> Mr. Guy Racine> Ms. Colette Roy Laroche (Mayor, City Lac-Mégantic)>> Â 1205> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine>> Â 1210> The Chair> Mr. Vic Toews (Provencher, CPC)>> Â 1215> Mr. Guy Racine> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> Mr. Jean D'Amour>> Â 1220> The Chair> Mr. Serge Ménard (Marc-Aurèle-Fortin, BQ)>> Â 1225> The Chair> Mr. Serge Ménard> Mr. Robert Vincent (Shefford, BQ)> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> The Chair> Mr. David Christopherson (Hamilton Centre, NDP)>> Â 1230> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> The Chair> Mr. Serge Gosselin (Municipal Counsel, City of Coaticook)> Mr. Guy Racine> Mr. Jean D'Amour> The Chair> Mr. David Christopherson>> Â 1235> Mr. Guy Racine> Mr. Jean D'Amour> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> The Chair> Hon. Denis Paradis (Brome-Missisquoi, Lib.)>> Â 1240>> Â 1245> Mr. Paul Crête (Montmagny-L'Islet-Kamouraska-Rivière-du-Loup,BQ)> Hon. Denis Paradis> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> The Chair> Mr. Garry Breitkreuz (Yorkton-Melville, CPC)>> Â 1250> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> The Chair> Hon. Roy Cullen (Etobicoke North, Lib.)>> Â 1255> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> The Chair> Mr. André Langevin> The Chair> Mr. Serge Ménard>> · 1300> The Chair> Mr. Serge Ménard> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> The Chair> Mr. Guy Racine> The Chair>> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------->>>>>>>>>>> CANADA>>> Standing Committee on Justice, Human Rights, Public Safety and Emergency> Preparedness>>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------> NUMBER 012> l 1st SESSION> l 38th PARLIAMENT>>> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------->> EVIDENCE> Tuesday, December 7, 2004> [Recorded by Electronic Apparatus]> * * *>> Á (1100)>> [Translation]>>> The Chair (Hon. Paul DeVillers (Simcoe North, Lib.)): I call to order> this meeting of the Standing Committee on Justice, Human Rights, Public> Safety and Emergency Preparedness.>> Our witnesses are the mayors and representatives of themunicipalities.> We are carrying out a study on the closing of RCMP detachments in the> regions. Mr. Racine, Mayor of the City of Granby, is the spokesperson.>> Mr. Mayor, I would like to ask you to introduce the representatives> accompanying you.>> We usually give our witnesses about 10 minutes to make their> presentation. However, I know that you have to share your time with all of> the municipality representatives, so I will ask you to make all of your> presentations in 30 or 40 minutes. In that way, the members will have time> to ask their questions.>> Mayor Racine, you may begin.>>> Mr. Guy Racine (Mayor, Reeve of the MRC Haute-Yamaska and Spokesperson> for the Coalition of Mayors, City of Granby): Thank you very much, Mr.> Chairman, for welcoming and agreeing to hear us. We very much appreciateit.>> Before starting and introducing my colleagues, I'd like to take a few> moments to point out the members who are with us here today. I hope Iwon't> forget any. This presentation is quite a production.>> With us are Mr. Vincent, member for Shefford--my riding--Mr. Crête,> member for Montmagny-L'Islet-Kamouraska-Rivière-du-Loup, Ms. Bonsant,member> for Compton-Stanstead, the Honourable Denis Paradis, fromBrome-Missisquoi,> who was a major partner in this issue. Have I forgotten any members?>> An hon. member: Marc Boulianne.>> Mr. Guy Racine: Not to mention Marc Boulianne, member for> Mégantic-L'Érable.>> Pardon me; I looked around a little earlier. And yet we both have the> same haircut. I should have remembered. Pardon me.>> I'm told that the member for Saint-Hyacinthe-Bagot, Mr. Loubier, willbe> here in a few moments.>> Mr. Chairman, with your permission, I'd also like to note the presence> in this room of the former member for Shefford, Ms. Saint-Jacques, who> ardently worked on the RCMP file, and David Price. A warm hello to them.>> Now allow me to introduce the mayors and the mayors' representatives> here with us. Some mayors couldn't be here today.>> So we have Gilles Veilleux, representative of the City of Roberval;> André Langevin, mayor of the City of Coaticook, and Serge Gosselin,> municipal councillor of the City of Coaticook; Jean Thériault,> representative of the City of Baie-Comeau; Claude Vigneault, mayor of the> municipality of Îles-de-la-Madeleine; Jean-Clause Patenaude,representative> of the City of Saint-Hyacinthe; Colette Roy Laroche, mayor of the City of> Lac-Mégantic; Jean D'Amour, mayor of the City of Rivière-du-Loup, and> Johanne St-Pierre, his director of communications.>> I am the mayor of the City of Granby and the reeve of the MRC> Haute-Yamaska. I'm acting as the spokesman of the common front of mayorswho> find this decision unacceptable.>> Here's how I'll proceed, Mr. Chairman. As the spokesperson, I'll read> you the message summing up the issue as a whole. Then I'll hand over, fora> brief period, perhaps two or three minutes, to the people here with me so> that they can add to the information given to you.>> Then we'll be pleased to answer your questions or to listen to your> comments.>> With your permission, I'll proceed.>> Following the September 23, 2004 announcement, the mayors of thecities> affected by the closing of the RCMP detachments met with Pierre-Yves> Bourduas of the RCMP. The latter explained to them that the aim of this> administrative decision was to redeploy the RCMP's forces so it couldbetter> fulfill its mandate.>> This announcement was made at the same time as Operation Cisaille was> being carried out to combat marijuana cultivation. The federalgovernment's> decision to close RCMP detachments in nine Quebec cities has led to the> creation of a coalition of the mayors of the cities concerned, as well asof> the reeves of the MRCs where these RCMP detachments are located, backed by> the elected members for these ridings.>> Á (1105)>> The aim of this group's concerted efforts is to request the federal> government to declare a moratorium on and review this decision.>> The withdrawal of the RCMP from our communities is a serious threat to> the security of the populations concerned and creates an opening for> increased crime. The RCMP's presence was fostering better partnership with> the various authorities in our communities and the local police forces.>> Increasingly, criminal activity is extending beyond the borders of the> major urban centres and the signatories to this report object to any> reorganization that drains the regions of their services, at a time when,at> every level, decentralization is becoming a major tool for local> development.>> The Annual Report of the Criminal Intelligence Service Canada dealing> with organized crime in Canada in 2004 says "Illicit drug activities fuel> violence unlike any other criminal activity. There are socio-economiccosts> associated with the illicit drug trade such as property crimes, assaultsand> homicides.">> This same report stresses that "illicit commodities are eitherconcealed> within the larger volume of legitimate commercial and traveller movement> entering through designated customs entry points or smuggledsurreptitiously> through the vast stretches of less controlled border areas." It alsostates> that organized criminals will exploit less controlled areas. It is> noteworthy that the Executive Committee of the Criminal IntelligenceService> Canada (CISC) is chaired by the RCMP Commissioner.>> Let's talk about Baie-Comeau and the Baie-Comeau region. There are> almost 600 km separating Baie-Comeau from the Labrador border alongHighway> 389 in a non-urban and unwatched area, leaving the way clear for the many> narcotics smugglers. The closest RCMP detachment is in Sept-Îles, 240 km> away, leaving Baie-Comeau with no federal policing service. TheBaie-Comeau> SQ detachment has only four police officers in its narcotics-related> organized crime squad to cover over 900 km of roads, that is to say 600 km> with the Labrador border, 200 km with Tadoussac and 120 km with> Baie-Trinité.>> Since the closing of the Baie-Comeau RCMP detachment, confidential> information indicates that no maritime surveillance is happening at all.> Furthermore, no joint SQ-RCMP projects are being contemplated for> Baie-Comeau which, in the past, have led to arrests for trafficking or> possession for the purpose of trafficking. These joint operations were> making it possible to fight drug trafficking better.>> Since September 11, 2001, the RCMP's priority has been focused onborder> entry points, with little surveillance of the maritime routes. Thepersonnel> at Sept-Îles consists of one supervisor and three police officers who have> to cover the area from Tadoussac to Blanc-Sablon and from Schefferville to> Anticosti. Since their workload is already excessive for the Sept-Îlesarea> alone, maritime surveillance is currently nonexistent. The people who were> working in Baie-Comeau were not transferred to Sept-Îles, but to different> provinces in Canada. From eight officers on duty in Sept-Îles, there arenow> no more than four. We can assert that the "way is open" for traffickers in> Baie-Comeau, via the Seaway.>> For the City of Baie-Comeau, the entire maritime component of the St.> Lawrence River is being left without surveillance. A lot of narcotics> trafficking takes place on vessels travelling in these waters and usingthe> Baie-Comeau harbour and the Alcoa and Cargill Ltée wharfs.>> Á (1110)>> The federal wharf received 68 vessels in 2003, Alcoa 78 and Cargill119.> Those vessels came from Algeria, Brazil, Sweden, Asia and the UnitedStates.>> For Baie-Comeau, in spite of the Sûreté du Québec's efforts, their> personnel is clearly insufficient: four police officers are assigned tothe> organized crime squad to watch Highways 138 and 389 to Labrador, giving> narcotics traffickers free rein.>> The population of the MRC Manicouagan, of which the City ofBaie-Comeau> is part, is 31,479 residents and, to this number, must be added 3,600> Aboriginal people who represent 11.4 percent of the total population.>> Let's talk about Coaticook. The MRC de Coaticook has 18,500inhabitants> and would be henceforth served by the Sherbrooke RCMP located 35kilometers> away and 40 minutes travel time. The agricultural producers in theCoaticook> region are dealing with pot growers who invade their land and corn fields.>> The MRC de Coaticook runs along 30 km of the US border with the states> of Vermont and New Hampshire and this border would be left without> surveillance except for the three border crossing points located onHighways> 253, 141 and 147. Finally, in the Coaticook area, Highways 253> (East-Hereford - Beecher Falls), 141 (Hereford and Canaan), and 147> (Stanhope) are unwatched.>> As regards the City of Granby and the Granby region, the RCMP has been> providing an essential presence in Granby since 1949. Granby has no more> than three police officers to cover a very vast territory comprising three> border crossing points. The day after the announcement, the RCMP building> was covered with graffiti saying "Good riddance!". All that was missingwas> the applause.>> The elected member for Shefford in 2003, Diane St-Jacques, with the> assistance of the mayors, prefects and RCMP, SQ and municipal police> management, had obtained the government's assurance that the Granby> detachment would remain open.>> We were told that the RCMP was to consult the elected members, mayors> and other stakeholders before making any decision whatsoever, but insteadwe> were faced with a fait accompli, without any consultation having taken> place, with the excuse that it had to redeploy its forces to the major> centres.>> One might legitimately ask what Drummondville has as a major centrethat> Granby does not. We feel that this choice is unjustified.>> The closing of the RCMP detachment represents a terrible loss for the> city and the MRC, because, without a strong police presence, the area is> open to organized crime and criminals of all sorts. The government isgiving> free rein to cannabis growing, narcotics trafficking, alcohol bootlegging,> motorcycle gangs and terrorism, while weakening the enforcement of over130> federal laws.>> Our municipal security service in Granby cooperates regularly with the> RCMP on almost a daily basis on a number of matters: criminal motorcycle> gangs, narcotics trafficking, alcohol bootlegging, criminalinvestigations,> and so on.>> Á (1115)>> Should we conclude that one wants to make way for organized crime inthe> area? Because this closure is an invitation to organized crime to head to> the Eastern Townships, to our regions where the borders are open.>> The Sûreté du Québec and the municipal police forces cannot pick upall> the slack for the area served. Along with undermanning at the Sûreté du> Québec due to the map revision in 2002, 174 municipal police forces have> merged into 44. There is widespread dissatisfaction among the citiesserved> by the SQ and the municipal police force's job has grown. And who will end> up paying for it? The citizens, of course. It will cost more to boost> municipal police forces, because the SQ is undermanned and the RCMP is> closing its detachments.>> Our citizens pay municipal taxes for municipal policing, provincial> taxes for the SQ and federal taxes for the RCMP. But we are not receiving> these services and, on top of that, we are not being consulted.>> Some RCMP staff members have, in fact, stated that their numbers are> clearly insufficient to combat organized crime. As proof, the number of> officers in Granby dropped from six to three in one year. The City ofGranby> has 46,500 inhabitants, in the very heart of the MRC Haute-Yamaska, which> has 78,000 inhabitants. We will become an excellent place for organized> crime, near to everything and far from everything.>> As for the Magdalen Islands, the federal and provincial police> authorities are aware that marine space is frequently used as a channelfor> narcotics trafficking. With the Magdalen Islands being located in themiddle> of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the RCMP officers were vigilant in combating> marine and air smuggling traffic. We can expect narcotics smuggling to> proliferate once the RCMP is no longer watching the marine space.>> In the Magdalen Islands, the closing of the RCMP detachment willaffect> the surveillance of marine and air narcotics smuggling and the> confrontations between seal hunters and anti-seal hunting activists are> likely to increase.>> For the Magdalen Islands, it is primarily the marine space that willnot> be watched for possible seaborne or airborne traffic.>> As for the Joliette region, the MRC de Joliette detachment has existed> since 1949. Two years ago, Joliette could count on more than a dozen> officers serving its territory. This year, there are no more than four> officers and, tomorrow, there will be nobody.>> Joliette cannot concur with the plan concocted by management that will> have policing services for the MRC concentrated in Saint-Jérôme or> Trois-Rivières. This territory will be orphaned, without a federalpolicing> service nearby. Yet, like everywhere else, crime is not decreasing. It is> the entire Lanaudière region that will be deprived of policing services.> Furthermore, the community pays taxes that should provide it with the same> services as elsewhere.>> The Joliette region will be doubly penalized: firstly, by losing> personnel that the citizens have paid for and, secondly, by having to> increase the number of provincial or municipal officers in order to getthe> same services. It is common knowledge that reducing the number of police> officers has always resulted in an increase in crime.>> Á (1120)>> The population is worried because it seems that the RCMP is already> quietly vacating the premises. The detachment is already no longer taking> calls for complaints but is referring them to Saint-Jérôme.>> Is the Joliette RCMP detachment effectively closed and is it beingwound> up even before we can be heard by the Justice Committee? Is theconsultation> process only for show or to have us believe that we can influence the> decision?>> What I'm saying about Joliette we've heard about Granby and theMagdalen> Islands. As you'll see in the rest of the presentation, which is coming to> an end, that will be repeated. The dismantling has begun, and we're> appearing before the committee today in order to be heard. It's somewhat> ironic, but we have evidence in our regions that the dismantling hasbegun.>> In Lanaudière, the RCMP officers were handling close to 250 cases ayear> and conducting 100 or so searches. The statistics for the past few years> attest to this.>> We are thus opposed to the closing of the RCMP detachment in Joliette.> We do not want to be treated like a second-class region. We are a> full-fledged region and we demand the same rights and privileges as other> regions of Quebec and Canada. We therefore insist that the governmentleave> the detachment and officers as they are. The Lanaudière region deserves to> be treated equitably. We demand the same services as elsewhere. It is our> strictest right.>> As I mentioned, the same sentence could have been repeated from cityto> city.>> Moving on to the City of Lac-Mégantic, the RCMP has been there forover> 50 years. The methods of the criminal groups have changed but they are now> increasingly found operating locally, in rural areas, in more insidious> forms. For the MRC de Granit, its low population density, accessibilityand> isolated farm and forest land are conducive to the growing, dealing and> distribution of cannabis. This region is a preferred doorway for exporting> cannabis in exchange for other narcotics from the United States. The> proximity of the Canada-US border (31 km) and the reassignment of the RCMP> officers to Sherbrooke (130 km from Lac-Mégantic) and Saint-Georges de> Beauce (110 km from Lac-Mégantic) will mean that they will no longer beable> to carry out regular preventive patrols along the border. The region> comprises 171 kilometers of Canada-US border along the states of Main and> New Hampshire. The large distances to cover significantly reduce theability> of officers to respond quickly to emergency calls from customs and> immigration officers.>> The closing of the RCMP detachments for the border municipalities will> allow the criminal groups, clandestine immigrant smugglers and terrorist> organizations to operate more easily. The RCMP detachments in our> municipalities and the preventive patrols on our territory are deterrentsin> the fight against organized crime. The government's restructuring is thus> weakening police intervention in the rural regions.>> There are close to 90,000 inhabitants in the City of Rivière-du-Loupand> region and approximately 100 km of its border is shared with the United> States. Its geographical situation makes it a very spread-out area with> concentrated urbanized areas. The secondary roads and "rangs" are great> places for illicit activities, mainly due to their isolation and low> population density. The main criminal activities observed in this regionare> related to drugs (growing, distribution and sale), contraband (alcohol and> cigarettes) and theft networks. The closing of the RCMP detachment putsthe> region in a vulnerable position because it will be exposed.>> Á (1125)>> The presence of a well-known motorcycle gang in the Pocatière area> confirms that criminal organizations are no longer solely active in the> major centres but that regional communities also have to contend withthem.>> The Rivière-du-Loup region includes infrastructures that are conducive> to and facilitate the transhipment of illicit goods, whether it be via the> airport, the wharf facilities or the road system. With the closing of the> RCMP detachments, the municipal public security services will have> additional responsibilities thrust upon them for which they do not havethe> required expertise to conduct investigations under the many complexfederal> laws, especially as this type of mandate does not fit the level ofservice.>> Furthermore, some crimes take place in the cities but they originatein> neighbouring municipalities where the local police have no jurisdiction to> intervene. In the same vein, many municipalities currently deplore the> reduction in the number of patrols carried out by the Sûreté du Québec in> their cities, since their municipal police force was abolished.>> The Rivière-du-Loup region has many unwatched roads and trails in the> Pohénégamook, Témiscouata and Kamouraska areas that can be accessed by> various means of transportation such as four-wheel drive vehicles,> snowmobiles, etc.>> The removal of services inevitably means added costs for our citizens.>> As for Roberval, the priority that the RCMP claims to be giving to the> Aboriginal issue also opens up a number of questions for us. TheAboriginal> communities that are located near urban centres may be properly served,> perhaps, but what about the more northern communities of the Innu, Creeand> Atikamek.>> The demographic statistics are well known: a non-Aboriginal Quebec> family produces 1.43 children per family, whereas Quebec Aboriginalfamilies> produce 4.3 children per family. Thirty percent of the population in these> communities is under 16 years of age with all the attending socialmiseries> (alcoholism, substance abuse, suicide, sexual abuse) experienced by such> communities. The RCMP has no known strategy to follow up on these issues> than to close the detachments neighbouring these communities. They surelydo> not realize how fragile the situation is.>> Nobody can be happy about this situation and the presence of the RCMPon> federal lands is essential. The Sûreté du Québec must support the RCMP and> the Aboriginal police forces but the responsibility for supporting local> police forces rests primarily with the federal government. In this> geographical context, what message does the Canadian government wish to> deliver to the Quebec regions and the Aboriginal communities?>> Lastly, before concluding, I'd like to talk about the Saint-Hyacinthe> region. For a number of years, the Saint-Hyacinthe region has been> contending with organized crime squatting on farmland for the purpose of> growing large amounts of cannabis. With the presence of the RCMPdetachment> over the past few years, the situation has greatly improved. The RCMP> represents an important deterrent in the fight against organized crime.The> RCMP and the SQ exchange information almost daily.>> In conclusion, Mr. Chairman, the mayors request that the Solicitor> General decree a moratorium on the decision announced regarding the> reassignment of the personnel of nine RCMP detachments in Quebec,especially> as this decision was made without any real consultation having takenplace.> They invite the Solicitor General to review this matter, stay the decision> and give back to the municipalities the personnel needed to carry out the> RCMP's mandates.>> Á (1130)>> By closing the nine RCMP detachments in Quebec, the Canadiangovernment> is sending a clear message to criminal groups: "Come out to the regions,> there is no more surveillance." The new policy advocated by the government> in the RCMP issue seems to be based more on an internal managementoperation> rather than on a real concern to better protect the borders and help stop> organized crime and terrorism.>> A complete analysis of criminal movements operating in the regions is> urgently needed, unless one already exists and has been ignored. It seems> unlikely that the use of border detection will be as efficient andeffective> as systematic patrolling. The Americans realized this quickly on September> 11, 2001. Following the atrocious and tragic events in New York, the media> brought out the fact that the American administration might have focusedtoo> much on intelligence to the detriment of a more deterrent local presence.>> No detection surveillance or intelligence-oriented techniques could be> as great a deterrent as a local presence. The minimum number of officersand> necessary funds must be given back to the regions so that we can fightcrime> and the resulting social problems effectively. By losing the RCMPpersonnel> in our municipalities, we lose the synergy with our police forces and the> stakeholders in the community.>> Everyone is decrying this decision: the mayors of the nine cities> concerned; the MRC prefects; the Association des policiers provinciaux;the> Fédération des policiers et policières municipaux du Québec; theFraternité> des policiers de la Montérégie; the Association de la Gendarmerie Royaledu> Canada au Québec. We are unanimous in requesting that this decision be> reversed, or at the very least that a moratorium be decreed, to re-examine> the whole situation.>> We request that we be ensured that our taxes provide us with the same> services as elsewhere. Crime and organized crime circles are not confinedto> any regions, cities or borders and do not need a consultation study or tobe> heard by committees in order to act. They are where we are not. They look> for the weak link. Do not make way for them because, rest assured, theywill> come, if they have not already done so.>> Mr. Chairman and committee members, thank you for your attention. With> your permission, I'm going to hand over to the representatives and mayors> here with me today. They will round out the brief description I've givenyou> of the regions as a whole. I'll start with the mayor of Rivière-du-Loup,Mr.> D'Amour.>> Á (1135)>>> Mr. Jean D'Amour (Mayor, City of Rivière-du-Loup): Thank you verymuch,> Mr. Racine. Ladies and gentlemen, first I want to thank you for receivingus> this morning. This is a particularly important subject for us.>> First, I'll say that the RCMP presence in Rivière-du-Loup dates backto> 1932. At that time, we had nine officers; from nine, the number fell to> seven, then to two. We've finally just been told that, with only two> resource persons, they can't adequately serve the area. I can't doanything> but agree with that. With two persons, how can anyone do a proper job?>> I don't intend to return to what my colleague, Mr. Racine, said amoment> ago about Rivière-du-Loup. Simply to clarify the context, I will say that> Rivière-du-Loup is roughly 110 kilometers from the Atlantic Provinces and> approximately 100 kilometers from Maine. We own an airport and have a deep> water port nearby, the seaport of Gros-Cacouna.>> In short, there is a lot of traffic entering Rivière-du-Loup. With> regard to the centralization of RCMP operations in Rimouski and> Saint-Georges de Beauce, I would point out that Rimouski is approximately> 120 kilometers from Rivière-du-Loup and Saint-Georges de Beauce 277> kilometers. You can imagine the kind of situation this leads to in> Rivière-du-Loup.>> Mr. Bourduas, who was asked how the RCMP would continue protecting the> roads that are already protected and protecting the 100 or 150 access ways> scattered over the area which are not, told us that that could be done> electronically. He told us--and I take the liberty of repeating his> words--that access via certain roads was monitored electronically and that> RCMP officers did checks. They don't move in a case of a deer, but they do> if they observe regular traffic. Can you imagine a smuggler deciding that> Tuesday morning at nine o'clock is his day and time? I don't think so.This> situation is causing a lot of concern in Rivière-du-Loup.>> Lastly, let me tell you that, at a time when there has never been so> much drug and narcotic activity in the area, the RCMP, by the actions itis> taking today, that is to say its reassignment process, will jump-start the> crime industry like never before. This concerns us. Today drugs are being> found in elementary schools. I don't know whether that disturbs you, but> that concerns me, particularly as a mayor and the father of four children.>> Now I'm going to talk about the effects of this situation on police> departments, both municipal departments and the Sûreté du Québec. FirstI'll> say that a municipal police department doesn't have all the expertise that> the RCMP has. To conduct investigations under federal statutes, which are> particularly complex--particularly since that type of mandate is not> consistent either with the level of service, as I said earlier--our police> department is being given additional responsibilities because some> responsibilities have been taken away from the RCMP's Rivière-du-Loup> detachment: I'm thinking here of the transportation and arrest of persons> whose federal parole has been suspended. Furthermore, since the RCMPoffice> no longer receives counterfeit cases, Rivière-du-Loup's Service de la> sécurité publique has to forward them to the RCMP in Rimouski.>> I should also say that many Quebec municipalities and cities are> currently criticizing the Sûreté du Québec's low level presence in their> areas. We won't conceal that fact. Consider, for example, the MRC de> Rivière-du-Loup. There is currently only one patrol vehicle, andsometimes,> when police officers have to take leave, the area is served by the MRC de> Kamouraska. We're not greatly reassured by this, not to mention the fact> that, in the past six or seven years, the organized crime squad, which was> established in Rivière-du-Loup, has been centralized in Rimouski. That's> another nice bit of business. All these denunciations about the Sûreté du> Québec aren't at all reassuring either.>> On November 25, 2004, very recently, a news item was published in the> media concerning the SQ's intention to cut the number of its call centres> currently in the various Quebec regions from 11 to two. My impression is> that, when the cities pay, the governments say that achieving level 1places> numerous demands on the municipal police departments, but, when it's the> Sûreté du Québec or the RCMP--and that's what we're talking abouttoday--and> it's the government that's paying, then they do reassignments.>> I've examined this matter in a relatively exhaustive way with the> members of our council in recent weeks, and I'd be tempted to tell youthat> we're talking here about the RCMP working for the RCMP. I'm referring> directly to Mr. Bourduas' remarks. He told us that he had to rationalize,to> implement cuts. So they're rationalizing in the regions.>> The studies that have been conducted, including a document by ENAP,> which we will be able to submit, refer to this phenomenon. Ultimately, if> the regions are opened up, the major centres will be able to supply> themselves with narcotics more easily.>> Á (1140)>> It goes even further than that. Without being irresponsible, I'm going> to push things a bit further. My colleague referred to September 11 alittle> earlier. We have common borders with the states of Vermont, New Hampshire> and Maine. President Bush was in Canada last year. They talked aboutborder> protection. Jean Lapierre made a speech to the Fédération des chambres de> commerce du Québec in early October. I heard it; I was sitting beside him.> The most important thing for him, as Minister of Transport, is border> protection in order to protect our international trade, our trade with the> United States, which is entirely legitimate. Mr. Lapierre was verysurprised> when I subsequently went to see him and told him that we had never been> consulted on the subject. I told him that we felt his speech was entirely> responsible in the circumstances, particularly since the events ofSeptember> 11, but that we had never been consulted.>> I invite you to ask Jacques Chagnon, Quebec's Minister of PublicSafety,> whether he was consulted on the subject. I met him a month ago and I asked> him the question. You'll be surprised at his answer, if you ask him the> question. He told me he had been informed, but that he, the Minister of> Public Safety, had not been consulted.>> Are we going to leave this in the hands of a structure? I have a great> deal of esteem and respect for Mr. Bourduas. I understand he has budgets> that must be met, but this mustn't be done on the backs of the Quebec> regions. I find that very hard to accept, and I'm going to denounce this> situation at every opportunity.>> Last week, some bar owners came to see me at my office. They were> concerned about the possibility that a criminal group might establishitself> in our area by buying other bars. I'm experiencing this reality. I'm the> mayor of a city. One of my primary responsibilities, as is the case for my> colleagues, is public safety. The fact that bar owners tell us to bewareof> what's coming seriously concerns me.>> The effects on the community are numerous. Mr. Racine referred alittle> earlier to the annual report of the Canadian Criminal IntelligenceService.> That service is headed by Mr. Bourduas. Read the report and look at the> reassignment plan. You'll see inconsistencies and absurdities that speakfor> themselves.>> I won't go on ad infinitum. I'm getting to the end. Don't worry.>> Our understanding is this: the RCMP appears to be attributing the> closing of the Rivière-du-Loup detachment to the fact that budgets havebeen> cut in recent years. The Rivière-du-Loup detachment suffered significant> budget cuts. Mandates were withdrawn. With less budgetary flexibility,they> no longer have the means to conduct investigations, at a time when thereare> more narcotics than ever before in the area. You only have to watch the> news. We get information on this every day. It's then much easier tojustify> position cuts by saying that the office is less effective.>> I'm going to tell you what we've experienced back home. We've found it> gut-wrenching. We learned through the media that, as a result of the> meetings and discussions we had in Quebec City, the RCMP offices ofcertain> regions might close sooner. We met in the first few days of October andmade> submissions. On October 22, they came to town, to Rivière-du-Loup, and did> an equipment inventory. I invite you to check that. What's worse, therewas> a case of flagrant contempt. On November 1, an airplane landed in> Rivière-du-Loup with six persons on board, seven including the pilot. They> had come to close the office in Rivière-du-Loup. They found themselves ina> tough spot because they learned that some investigations were still under> way. As though there were no such thing as a telephone.>> We mayors have to experience these kinds of situations. This meansthat> our police department will have to be even more vigilant at a time whenthe> Sûreté du Québec-it has to be admitted-is less and less present. And now> there's the RCMP case in addition to that.>> That's the conclusion I've come to. It's as though municipalauthorities> told our snow remover: "There are three neighbourhoods in the city of> Rivière-du-Loup: Saint-François, Saint-Patrice and Saint-Ludger. From now> on, for economy's sake, don't plow Saint-Ludger. When a storm comes, we'll> call you and you can go to Saint-Ludger. The rest of the time, forgetabout> it. We have to rationalize." That's what the RCMP is doing. It says it's> redeploying its personnel to the major centres and going to the smalltowns> only if they report specific things. I don't accept that at all.>> Thank you for listening to us because it's important. Correct me ifI'm> wrong, but there are 18,344 citizens in the City of Rivière-du-Loup. I> didn't count them to see if they were all there this morning, but we have> their support, and those people are concerned.>> Á (1145)>>> The Chair: Thank you. I must warn you that we have to stop at 1:00p.m.> If we want to have time for discussions with the members, you'll have tobe> more brief.>> Mayor Racine, over to you.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Now that Mr. D'Amour is gone,> the worst is over. I find it hard to control him, but I'm not his reeve,> just his colleague. As I say, the worst is over and the best is yet tocome.> I'll be in trouble for that, Mr. Chairman.>> Without any further delay, I'm going to hand over to the mayor of the> City of Coaticook, Mr. Langevin.>> Mr. Langevin.>>> Mr. André Langevin (Mayor, City of Coaticook): Thank you, Mr. Racine.>> Mr. Chairman, committee members, thank you for welcoming us. I'll be> brief, out of respect for my colleagues who have a few words to say.>> RCMP management says it has to regroup its personnel in order toaddress> priorities such as organized crime, terrorism, Aboriginal people and> international services. In their view, the small towns and rural regions,> even border regions, no longer require their continuing presence.>> I have in my hand articles from La Tribune, a newspaper in Sherbrooke,> in the Eastern Townships, which appeared yesterday and today. You have> copies of them. I'm only going to read you this:>> Tower sabotaged by terrorists? Explosives planted on a Hydro power line in> Coaticook.>>> This happened less than two kilometers from the U.S. border. You can> imagine, Mr. Chairman and committee members, that our neighbours, our> American friends are very concerned about a situation like this.>> Reference was made to cannabis. Coaticook is a highly agricultural> region, and our farmers are frightened by being harassed by peopleinvolved> in marijuana and cannabis. The Coaticook region runs along the U.S. border> for nearly 35 kilometers. The RCMP has been in Coaticook since the 1930s,> since 1933, more precisely. We've always acknowledged the importance of a> detachment and officers in Coaticook, because it's important that the area> be covered by the RCMP.>> This question should be put to RCMP management: what's being doneabout> prevention? We're always told that's important. How can you engage in> prevention from 50 or 100 kilometers away when you can see today that the> border posts are deserted? How can anyone consider that a police presenceis> less important in the rural and border areas? It's strange. The mayors and> representatives of those cities and regions weren't consulted, much less> listened to.>> From what we know, gentlemen, you weren't consulted that much eitherin> that negotiation. We're asking ourselves a serious question: who decidesin> this country, senior civil servants or elected representatives? Werepresent> cities, regions, but you were elected to be part of the Government of> Canada. How is it that these kinds of decisions are made and senior public> servants consult no one? We trust you to defend the interests of our> regions. In an election campaign, you tell us you won't forget ourregions.> And yet, every year, sometimes every month, decisions are made to cut> services in our small towns and regions. We want you to defend our pointof> view. That's very important for the survival of the regions and smalltowns> in Canada.>> Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman and members.>> Á (1150)>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you very much, Mr. Langevin.>> Mr. Chairman, I'm now going to hand over to Mr. Veilleux, the> representative of the City of Roberval.>>> Mr. Gilles Veilleux (Representative, City of Roberval): Thank you, Mr.> Chairman. Members, thank you for receiving us.>> I'll start by telling you that, in Roberval, we mainly pay attentionto> the Aboriginal aspect. The City of Roberval had been served by the RCMP> detachment since 1944. I worked with them myself because I had a 30-year> career at the Sûreté du Québec. It's sad for a police officer to see anarea> abandoned by a large police force like the RCMP, which has enormous> investigation and work resources. We talk about all kinds of things, drugs> and other things as well.>> Very recently, in our little municipality, there were two majorseizures> of drugs under hydroponic cultivation worth several millions of dollars.As> my colleagues mentioned, drugs have now entered the elementary schools and> are in contact with minors. We were told we were going to be given> resources.>> I'm going to quote a sentence from Mr. Bourduas, with all due respect:>> Over the next year, Division C will continue to address the RCMP'sstrategic> priorities and to be involved in the community by supporting community> programs for youths and Aboriginal people in order to maintain a highlevel> of service to Quebec citizens.>>> How can you say such a thing when nine territories in Quebec have been> left without surveillance, including ours, where there are four Aboriginal> reserves, which are federal territories: Obedjiwan, 350 kilometers fromthe> Chicoutimi detachment, and Waswanipi, more than 400 kilometers from> Chicoutimi? These areas have been left in isolation.>> It has been left up to the Sûreté du Québec, which, as one of my> colleagues said, has been completely overwhelmed since the municipalpolice> forces were integrated, to cover the Obedjiwan reserve. A detachment of 10> to 15 officers goes there every two weeks, paid by the federal government,> and we're told they lack resources. The federal government pays the Sûreté> du Québec, which is already overwhelmed, so that it can provide police> coverage in the area. This is abandonment. These are extreme costs.>> Mr. D'Amour mentioned organized crime. When you've been on a police> force as I have, you go to bars and you observe. Organized crime waslargely> dismantled through the spring 2001 operation, with mixed regional squads,> squads like Carcajou. They dismantled organized crime on a large scale.But> they're not stupid: you uproot a weed, and thousands of weeds grow back.>> You can see in the bars that they're reorganizing very well. As Mr.> D'Amour said, they're buying hotels. They're buying hotels back home as> well. We increasingly see them organizing in bars. They used to hold> meetings in secret; now they feel a little safer. The Sûreté du Québec is> overwhelmed. There's no more municipal police force, and the RCMP has left> the area. As my colleague said, I think they're taking over the place.>> We're asking you and begging you not to accept this state of affairs.We> need high-quality services, like an RCMP force. We absolutely need them.Let> us keep them; I beg you, let us keep them. Thank you.>> Á (1155)>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you very much for your presentation.>> Mr. Chairman, I wasn't lying when I told you the best was yet to come.> We've had a demonstration of that.>> Without any further delay, I'll hand over to mayor Claude Vigneault,> from the Magdalen Islands.>> Mr. Mayor.>>> Mr. Claude Vigneault (Mayor, Municipality of Îles-de-la-Madeleine):> Thank you, Mr. Racine.>> Mr. Chairman, thank you very much for allowing us these few minutes to> tell you about a major concern, that of all the municipalities affected by> the closing of the various RCMP detachments.>> In the Magdalen Islands, we have a population of 13,000 inhabitants,> Canadians who are currently very concerned about this decision. Inaddition,> every year, we have considerable tourist activity, which brings in traffic> of 58,000 to 60,000 visitors.>> The Magdalen Islands are located some 230 kilometers off the Gaspé> coast, approximately 80 kilometers from Prince Edward Island and Nova> Scotia. As you can see, it's a hub, located in the middle of the Gulf ofSt.> Lawrence, where it's possible to engage in illegal trafficking.>> As the mayor of the municipality, I'd say that such a rapid anddramatic> elimination of the personnel that ensures citizens' safety means that weare> not here today with a light heart. People tell us that Ottawa will have to> listen to all the alarm calls that will be made in the coming days. Youneed> only look at the local newspapers: for more than a month now, people have> asked the federal government to be more watchful, to be more attentive to> our regions.>> For a very long time now, we have been looking for solutions in an> attempt to resolve matters at all levels. The Magdalen Islands environment> is highly fragile, in social terms in particular, but also in terms of> erosion. Mr. Chairman, you have power in a matter such as this. We hope> that, after listening to the comments of our representative, Mr. Racine,you> will understand in the coming weeks that this is an alarm call.>> Why are our regions so hard hit? Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island> are absolutely unaffected by any personnel cuts. So we're very concerned.I> hope that all the delegations accompanying us, ladies and gentlemen, will> show solidarity in reacting very quickly starting tomorrow. Thank you, Mr.> Chairman.>>> The Chair: Thank you.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I'll now hand over to the> representative of the City of Baie-Comeau, Jean Thériault.>>> Mr. Jean Thériault (Representative, City of Baie-Comeau): Goodmorning,> Mr. Chairman. Thank you for hearing us.>> In Baie-Comeau, we feel that the detachment closing will have major> impact. The port is the busiest in Quebec and receives cargo from aroundthe> world. The recent past has shown that investigators had to get lucky to> intercept an illegal cargo. You need only think of the 45-gallon barrels> found at Rivière-à-Tonnerre. Now with a single detachment in Sept-Îles,> we're convinced that it will take miracles. I think this is an opening,> almost a gift, that we're giving traffickers all along the St. Lawrence> River.>> Thank you, Mr. Chairman.>> Â (1200)>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you very much, Mr. Thériault. I'll now hand over> to the representative of the City of Saint-Hyacinthe, Jean-ClaudePatenaude.>>> Mr. Jean-Claude Patenaude (Representative, City of Saint-Hyacinthe):Mr.> Chairman, ladies and gentlemen, following Mr. Racine's preamble on the> status of the situation in Saint-Hyacinthe, I would like to provide youwith> some additional information.>> First of all, on September 23, 2004, the Royal Canadian MountedPolice,> through its commander in Quebec, announced a broad restructuring plan,> including, among other things, the closing of nine regional RCMP officesin> Quebec. The Saint-Hyacinthe office was one of them. This is not a new> phenomenon: approximately five years ago, Mr. Loubier was faced with a> similar case, when there was talk of cutting personnel, indeed of even> closing the office.>> First of all, we would like to tell you that we were very surprised to> learn that the RCMP was preparing to close the Saint-Hyacinthe detachment.> Five years ago, when we were faced with the same situation, we managed to> convince those responsible that closing regional offices in Quebec was nota> good idea and especially that it was not in the interests of the> Saint-Hyacinthe region.>> So we want to tell you that we profoundly disagree with this decision.> It has nothing to do with the objectives of efficiency stated by Deputy> Commissioner Bourduas in a news release announcing the restructuring.>> Need I recall that Montérégie, and the large region of Saint-Hyacinthe> and Acton Vale in particular, have been coping with a terrible curse for a> number of years now: squatting on agricultural land by organized crime in> order to cultivate large quantities of cannabis? In addition, thesecriminal> groups have national and international branches.>> The situation has vastly improved in recent years. We believe that the> presence of an RCMP office in our area has greatly contributed to that> improvement. However, the effort should especially not be abandoned.Closing> the office would definitely send a very wrong message.>> We feel that our fellow citizens are safer as a result of the presence> of RCMP officers in our area. Closing the RCMP detachments would send a> clear message to the various criminal groups in Quebec that they can now> operate more freely in the areas abandoned by the RCMP. The mere presenceof> an RCMP office is a deterrent in the fight against organized crime and an> essential and complementary tool to the work done by the Sûreté du Québec.>> Every year, the Saint-Hyacinthe detachment handles at least 300 cases,> most of which concern drug traffickers. So we repeat that we profoundly> disagree with the decision to close the Saint-Hyacinthe RCMP detachment.> Madam Minister, we ask you please to intervene to set with unwarranted> decision aside.>> After that preamble, I should tell you that I too am a former police> officer, with 33 years' experience, including 11 in criminalinvestigations.> I had the privilege of working with officers from the Sûreté du Québec and> the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Our relations were very good. We> conducted two major operations in the Saint-Hyacinthe region every year,and> the crime rate fell sharply following those operations, and we haveevidence> to support that statement. Is it necessary for us to keep our RCMPofficers?> Yes, they must be kept. The appropriate and necessary efforts must be made> to ensure better protection.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you very much, Mr. Patenaude.>> Mr. Chairman, I've kept the dessert for the end. I now hand over tothe> mayor of the City of Lac-Mégantic, Colette Roy Laroche.>>> Ms. Colette Roy Laroche (Mayor, City Lac-Mégantic): Thank you, Mr.> Racine.>> Mr. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen, almost everything has already been> said. So I'll try to be brief.>> I represent a city whose population, of approximately 22,000> inhabitants, lives in an immense rural area. What characterizes our region> is of course its low population density, but it's also a vast forestedarea.> As Mr. Racine mentioned, the Canada-U.S. border extends 171 kilometers> through our area. In addition, as we've already mentioned to you, the> detachments that are nearest to us and where there are control measuresare> more than 100 kilometers away.>> Last year, the municipal council and I made submissions to our federal> MP, Mr. Binet. We obtained his support and that of David Price indefending> our case. A year ago, we were reassured about the closing of the> Lac-Mégantic detachment, among others. The City of Lac-Mégantic forwardeda> resolution to the Solicitor General on September 11, 2003. However, inJuly> of this year, the Deputy Prime Minister informed us that the RCMP had> undertaken an analysis of its resources in Quebec, but that no decisionhad> been made about the allocation of those resources. You have that letter;> it's in our file.>> We have a lot of questions and we're very concerned about thefollowing> facts. In July of this year, there was only one officer left at the> Lac-Mégantic RCMP detachment. A few days later, on August 30, thedetachment> was closed for good. Today there's only one officer left.>> Going along with what's already been said, I'm asking you, on behalfof> the citizens of the region of Granit and the City of Lac-Mégantic, for the> reasons already given, to review this decision. We must maintain the> services of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in our regions, particularly> in the sparsely populated, isolated rural areas.>> Thank you.>> Â (1205)>>> The Chair: Mr. Racine.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you very much, Madam Mayor.>> Mr. Chairman, we've now covered all the municipalities concerned,except> for my own. So, as mayor of the City of Granby and reeve of the MRC, I'll> take the liberty of adding a few words on the situation of Granby. Wecover> two ridings, Shefford and Brome-Missisquoi, which are represented> respectively by Mr. Vincent and Mr. Paradis.>> I would mention that there are border posts in these two ridings. I> don't want to go back to the importance of ensuring the supervision ofthose> posts: that was done earlier. However, I want to talk to you about the> presence of the RCMP detachment in downtown Granby, which covers both> ridings.>> We get the impression that we're somehow the victims of our own> excellence. At the RCMP, they told us that the forces would be redeployedto> be sent to Drummondville and Saint-Jean. I have absolutely nothing against> those cities. When I say that we're the victims of our own excellence, I'm> alluding to the fact that Granby has distinguished itself in Quebec by> eliminating its debt and, consequently, by achieving one of the lowest tax> rates. In the minds of RCMP officials, Granby can definitely afford to> increase the budgets of its municipal police force since it has preserved> its police department, in an attempt to offset the RCMP's staff shortages> and withdrawal of services. Perhaps it's for that reason that the decision> was made to make the transfer to Drummondville and Saint-Jean.>> Mr. Chairman, I want to say that this kind of magical thinking isfalse.> I'm talking to you about money because, when we nine mayors met Mr.Bourduas> in Quebec City, he drew a comparison that somewhat stunned us. I'm happy I> already have almost no hair because I would probably have lost a lot then.> Regarding the presence of police officers in the small municipalities, he> told us that their salary, which is $63,000, was a bit high for de luxe> gardeners. He was alluding there to the cultivation of marijuana.>> If I told my municipal police officers, who earn approximately $50,000a> year, to let citizens file joint reports and to respond only to given> situations, I'm not sure I'd be kept at city hall for very long.> Accountability goes together with the fact that our face is posted on> telephone poles every four years. All of Quebec will go through that> experience in 2005. When you hear comments like that, you realize that> accountability doesn't carry much weight. Mr. Bourduas gave us a perfect> demonstration of that. He came to us with a well substantiated file on the> reasons why this kind of rationalization had to be done. He told us it> wasn't for financial reasons, but he talked about money again and again.He> told us that this service rationalization wasn't a dollar matter, but he> very much emphasized the financial aspect.>> The personnel have been reassigned, but, with all that's been saidabout> the municipalities concerned, one wonders about the place that organized> crime will occupy. It was with this in mind that all the mayors issued an> alarm call. This decision absolutely has to be reviewed. As I told you, in> Granby, the morning after the closing was announced in the media--that isto> say after the news was simply communicated to us--graffiti covered the> building and the criminals applauded. Wherever the RCMP isn't, thecriminal> world will be; you can be sure of that.>> Â (1210)>> I'll conclude by telling you that all the mayors, reeves, members of> Parliament and public who are represented here pay taxes as they do in any> other MRC, any other riding, any other city in Quebec or Canada, and are> entitled to the services of the RCMP. We don't want to think that it's a> privilege to have that. This is a presence that is unfortunately necessary> because of the criminal world. If there were no criminals, we wouldn't be> here, but we're not on the right planet. We need all our policedepartments,> and the RCMP is one of them.>> Thank you for listening to us. Now I'll hand over to you. We're readyto> answer your questions.>>> The Chair: Thank you very much to all the presenters. It's really> something to hear the concerns of your regions as a whole.>> I'm going to give the floor to the members. I would inform you thatI'll> be very strict about speaking times in order to give time to the largest> possible number of speakers.>> Mr. Toews, for seven minutes.>> [English]>>> Mr. Vic Toews (Provencher, CPC): Thank you very much.>> I want to thank all of the municipal officials who came here today and> provided us with this very important information, which will serve as the> basis for questioning the commissioner. I also want to thank my colleaguein> the Bloc, Richard Marceau, who brought this motion forward.>> The irony isn't lost on me that a separatist would bring forward a> motion to keep a federal police force in Quebec, but that's quite another> issue. I happen to agree with the thrust of the motion. One would thinkthat> rather than wasting millions of dollars on flags in Quebec to increase the> federal presence, one of the things our Liberal government could have done> was keep the RCMP there to maintain the federal presence. That would not> only maintain the federal presence, but of course be an effective law> enforcement mechanism.>> In response to your question, Mayor Racine, that this all for show,and> can you influence the decision, I want to assure you we in theConservative> Party are very concerned about this particular issue, and I'll tell youwhy.>> Your story is all too familiar. In the western provinces the RCMPserve> as our provincial police force. Back in 1998, the province where I come> from, Manitoba, went through a very similar process with the closing of> detachments. What we were told at the time--and I was in the provincial> government then--was that this would better fulfill the RCMP's mandate and> get more RCMP officers into the street.>> In fact, what did we see? First of all, we saw the local RCMP> detachments close--exactly what has happened--then centralization, andthen> a cut in the RCMP officers in the centralized detachments. So that'scoming> already if you don't stand up and speak clearly in the way you have been> doing.>> As for what we see in a place like Manitoba, we have 65 policeofficers> dedicated to the highway patrol, and 35 of those officers are now being> moved out of highway patrol, leaving 30 officers for all of the provinceof> Manitoba to basically do all of our rural area. Manitoba isn't as large as> Quebec, but it is a large province geographically. This has a huge impacton> accident scenes, regular patrols, and patrol of the border.>> We want to assure you that this problem is not simply a regionalproblem> in Quebec; it's something we've been experiencing in western Canada.That's> why I was so pleased that Mr. Marceau brought this motion forward. It's> exactly the same problem as happened in Manitoba.>> One of the large problems is that we have an RCMP commissioner who isin> effect a deputy minister in the government. How can a man serve twomasters> like this? He is serving the interests of his minister, yet trying to> represent the interests of the RCMP. You can't do it. There needs to be a> fundamental shift in the way the RCMP is joined together with the federal> government. We're not serving the interests of law enforcement; we're> serving the interests of a particular political party that is ingovernment> right now. That needs to be changed.>> Rather than taking up any more of your time--I don't know if there'sany> response to that--I simply want to assure you that we are with you, we> understand your problem, and we will work for your issue, together withthe> Bloc and the other MPs who want to join in with this particular motion. We> think the motion is timely, and we thank you very much for your> representation.>> Â (1215)>> [Translation]>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you very much.>>> The Chair: Thank you, Mr. Toews.>> Mr. Racine, would you like to make a comment?>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you, Mr. Chairman.>> Thank you very much, sir, for your good words. As for responding toyour> remarks, I'd like instead to hand over to my colleague, Mr. D'Amour, whois> the mayor of Rivière-du-Loup.>>> Mr. Jean D'Amour: I'll only say a few words further to what you said> about your province, about how this whole process has played out in the> west. As for Ontario, Mr. Bourduas often talks about a similar exercise he> conducted in that province. Earlier I spoke to you briefly about a letter> from Robert Bernier, who is a professor at ENAP. In that letter, he wrote:>> Furthermore, a similar operation was conducted in Ontario in 1995, and the> results have been mixed, because they open the door to greater circulation> of criminal activity, more particularly in the Timmins region.>>> You can see that a similar kind of situation appears to be getting> established in Quebec. You also refer to the western provinces. We seethat> this operation didn't achieve the desired results in Ontario either. Ifyou> wish, I'll submit a copy of this document. Do you already have it? All> right. I'm told it's already been submitted.>> Â (1220)>>> The Chair: All right, thank you.>> Mr. Ménard will take the floor for the Bloc québécois?>> You have seven minutes.>>> Mr. Serge Ménard (Marc-Aurèle-Fortin, BQ): Thank you. First I want to> thank the mayors for coming here today. As you may have noticed, the> Conservative member admitted that it was Mr. Marceau who introduced the> resolution to invite you to appear. We agree with and understand your> position. We also know that we have good friends on the other side whothink> exactly the same way on this subject, even though we don't belong to the> same political party.>> We are aware of the specific problems associated with police> surveillance in the largest state of North America. If we think of a map,we> see that the largest state in North America is Quebec. It's also the one> with the longest borders. To come back to my Conservative friend, I'll say> that, as long as we are part of Confederation, we'll continue to pay taxes> associated with that surveillance. We are aware of its deficiencies.>> We have before us a plan of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in which> it is claimed that better supervision will be provided by moving police> officers away from the borders. I would point out that these people madethe> same mistake with regard to the supervision of ports. They removed police> officers in 1997, but were forced to return them to the ports later. If my> memory serves me, that operation cost approximately $123 million. Their> attitude is still the same: today, investigations make it necessary to> target large criminal organizations, and, to that end, to concentratepolice> officers. I'll explain later what that means in practice. According towhat> they say, they consulted the provinces, which will continue the services.In> view of the checks you make, you know perfectly well that's false. Quebecis> financially unable to replace the police officers who are being removedfrom> the field.>> The federal government constantly tends to seek a mission, regardlessof> the area of jurisdiction it relates to, to carry it out and thus to createa> need among the public. Once people are used to that need, it withdraws. It> then asks the provinces or municipal authorities to bear the sameexpenses,> without financial compensation.>> In fact, the RCMP is once again trying to play its role as the> aristocrat of police forces. These people want to conduct major> investigations, those that last a long time and produce spectacularresults.> They prefer to work from nine to five in the safety of theirwell-organized> offices rather than go dirty their hands in the field by patrolling,> familiarizing themselves with locales, attempting to determine where> smugglers go and getting to know people. As a result of this action, the> police officers removed from certain cities are taken far away from the> borders. This is what's quite different from the American trend toward> reinforcing surveillance and increasing strength in the field.>> At the borders, the number of patrollers in the field was already> insufficient to cover this immense area--practically the biggest in North> America--that is our border areas. To meet the present challenges, we need> more police officers at the borders, not fewer.>> It's marvellous to see you here today. It shows that all Quebecelected> representatives, regardless of their level or political party, are aware> that this decision is a mistake and that it must not be allowed.>> Â (1225)>> The question is whether, in a democratic state, the opinion of all> elected representatives is of any importance. Who will decide to monitorour> borders adequately? Will it be a federal public servant, or police> headquarters if we're in a police state?>> I don't know whether you have anything to suggest or add, Mr. Racine,> but I invite you to do so since the others feel that you're theirspokesman.> I'm convinced that we all view the problem the same way.>>> The Chair: There are two minutes left.>>> Mr. Serge Ménard: I believe Mr. Vincent has something to say,> particularly since he's your member.>>> Mr. Robert Vincent (Shefford, BQ): I'm going to add this. I think the> Bloc québécois has been monitoring the issue from the outset, and I'm sure> we'll see it through to the end. I believe the Bloc members from theregions> concerned are all here today. I also note that the Liberal, Conservativeand> NDP members are here as well. This is a very serious issue. Mr. Loubier> fought this fight on closings seven years ago with the member for Shefford> at the time. Mr. Loubier received death threats for denouncing the> situation.>> We're dealing with the same type of closing today, but I think we're> prepared. I think we have the leadership of the mayors and everyone. Of> course we'll wait for the Commissioner's version on Thursday. At thatpoint,> we'll be better informed and can make the best possible decision.>> I'll now hand over to Mr. Racine.>>> The Chair: Thank you, Mr. Vincent.>> Mayor Racine, you have one minute.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you, Mr. Vincent and Mr. Ménard. I don't want to> go on too long. Mr. Ménard, you thanked us for being here. So I first want> to thank the mayors and councillors who have travelled here. December is> budget month in our municipalities. Most of us have to sit on municipal> council Monday evening to present our budgets. We weren't given any> dispensation to come and meet with you. Most of us got to our hotel rooms> around two o'clock this morning. That's why we're so bright-eyed and> talkative. It's also why the witty remarks are coming fast.>> That said, we can't put a price on the defence of these interests. As> you emphasized, we have put Mayor Langevin's good words and vastexperience> to good use. We are all clearly headed in the same direction. I'm pleasedto> hear the people from the Bloc québécois and the Conservative Party saythat> party differences don't matter on this issue. There are only elected> representatives who are all on the same footing. We all have the same> objective, the welfare of our fellow citizens. That and their safety are> what are at stake today.>> [English]>>> The Chair: Merci, Maire Racine.>> Next is the New Democratic Party, Mr. Christopherson.>>> Mr. David Christopherson (Hamilton Centre, NDP): Thank you, Chair.>> Thank you all for your presentations.>> I was formerly a city councillor myself. I started out in municipal> politics, so I understand all of these things that we talk about at theend> of the day. I also served in the provincial legislature, so I know verywell> how things start here and flow through. We all know what flows downhill,and> it goes right on down to the municipalities, where the real world happens.> There's certainly nothing more important to elected representatives,> particularly at the municipal level, than the actual physical safety and> well-being of their citizens. So your concerns are certainlyunderstandable,> and we in the New Democratic Party share those concerns about securitybeing> an absolute priority.>> You're making your case, obviously, that this needs to be changed. I'm> sitting in for Mr. Comartin, who's our regular member here, so I may notbe> fully up to speed on the file. But I am curious about whether you had a> chance to review the RCMP budget, and if you were able to identify where> money saved was not being reinvested directly into Quebec and was going> elsewhere.>> Have you been able to identify anything, or is the argument being made> that the money is being reinvested and it's there in the budget? From a> budget perspective, have you been able to identify whether any money is> being saved by the rationalization, the closing, of any detachments and if> that money is being reinvested elsewhere outside Quebec?>> Â (1230)>>> The Chair: Thank you.>> Monsieur le maire Racine.>> [Translation]>>> Mr. Guy Racine: No. Unfortunately, we haven't seen the RCMP's budget> figures. When we met with Mr. Bourduas in Quebec City, he briefed us onthe> situation and told us the reasons for these decisions. He was very well> documented. The budget question was always avoided. We didn't ask any> questions. The mayors got together to hear Mr. Bourduas, not to react tohis> remarks. So we heard him.>> On the only occasions when he talked about money, it was to tell usthat> our $65,000 a year gardeners were a luxury for our small municipalities. I> can guarantee you--we're going to continue talking about money--that ittook> everything we had to refrain from reacting. We had decided not to react,and> that's what we did. He told us, in his presentation, that the idea was> merely to redeploy the forces, that it wasn't a matter of rationalization.> Those were the only times--I'd ask my colleagues to correct me if I'm> wrong--that we heard about money.>>> The Chair: Thank you.>>> Mr. Serge Gosselin (Municipal Counsel, City of Coaticook): Mr.Chairman,> Mr. Christopherson, for your information, there are no budgets. However, I> can tell you that, at the Coaticook detachment, immediately after theevents> of September 11, there were at least 11 members to investigate, monitorand> so on. Today there's no one. So where did those 11 persons go? Where arethe> budgets? We have no idea.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Mr. D'Amour.>>> Mr. Jean D'Amour: I simply want to add that Mr. Bourduas also spoke to> us about an additional amount of $700 million, which he had received after> September 11 in order to be able to properly serve the borders. I would> simply recall that New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine are the three states> with which we're going to have serious problems at the borders.>> Since we're talking about money, I would like to recall that six> individuals, plus the pilot, came to town to close an office, whichmoreover> was not closed because investigations were under way. How much did allthat> cost? This is the kind of example we deal with, in our cities, when> rationalizations are conducted.>> [English]>>> The Chair: Mr. Christopherson, you still have three minutes left.>>> Mr. David Christopherson: Thank you, Mr. Chair.>> Thank you for your answers. That's very helpful.>> I also noted that the Solicitor General in Quebec--or is it theMinister> of Public Safety, anyway, the Solicitor General--had no idea. They were> informed but not consulted. And I wondered if you have any awareness.... I> don't know if Mr. Ménard can be of help here, being a former Solicitor> General in Quebec, but I would find it very surprising, as a former> Solicitor General of Ontario, which I am, to find there was any kind of> review of RCMP services where you wouldn't be working in tandem with the> provincial police.>> There aren't many provinces that have their own provincial police. We> have Quebec and Ontario, and I'm not sure who the others are, but thoseare> the two. I know the feds wouldn't dare do that in Ontario, and I wanted to> make sure I understood correctly that your minister in Quebec has said> that--I'm assuming it's a he--he or she was advised but not consulted. I> wondered if you've had discussion with the minister.>> Is this unusual in Quebec? I find it really hard to believe, because> it's pretty well integrated at that level. By the time you have municipal> police services, provincial, RCMP, if you're going to be effective because> you have three different jurisdictions, you need to have a coordinatedplan.> You have to have good dialogue going on among them and you have to makesure> your deployment efforts are complementing one another in your regions, so> that inadvertently each person doesn't back off and suddenly there'snothing> there.>> So could you expand on that a little bit? I found it really surprising> and potentially troubling.>> Â (1235)>> [Translation]>>> Mr. Guy Racine: I see the word "information" has stuck in your mind.The> information we received from the minister is that he had... How was itsaid,> Mr. D'Amour? How can we summarize his sentence? I don't want to attribute> words to him that he didn't say.>>> Mr. Jean D'Amour: He said he had been informed, not consulted.> Ultimately, it's a bit like us. I'll refer to a meeting that Mr. Crête> organized in January, if I'm not mistaken, in Rivière-du-Loup with Mr.> Bourduas. Mr. Bourduas gave us his vision of matters, but he was supposedto> come back and see us before making any decisions or clearerrecommendations> regarding the deployment. But I learned how things turned out through the> media.>> When we talk about cooperation between the RCMP and the Sûreté duQuébec> and, I would add, our municipal police departments, the three forces haveto> work together. I'm not saying they don't or that they won't. We all havethe> same interest, but that's how we learned it.>> If I put myself in the position of the Minister of Public Security in> Quebec City, it's not pleasant or interesting. I'm not sure that it's> ultimately more effective because the SQ was not consulted. There may be> some things that it would be better for everyone to know at the same time.> The same is true for the municipal police departments. It's not because> we're in cities that we're less effective, that we have a lesser interestin> public safety.>>> The Chair: To conclude, we'll hear from Mayor Racine.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: I'd prefer to hand over to Mr. D'Amour because it washe> who spoke with the minister. I got a phone call late in the afternoon> informing me that this was going to appear in the newspaper the next day.I> was quite dismayed: it was inconceivable to act that way. I called my> member, Mr. Vincent, who had just been elected. I was the one who gave him> the news. I was insulted that Mr. Vincent, the member of Parliament, wasnot> aware. I thought he wasn't taking an interest in his files, but in fact he> hadn't been informed.>> I'd like to clarify something. I reacted quickly at the time and that> made the headlines, which is another story. Look, it's inconceivable! Noone> was informed: the sitting member, the mayors, my municipal securitydirector> or the reeve. I checked with the member, and he hadn't been informedbecause> I gave him the news. The words "information" and "communication" may notbe> part of Mr. Bourduas' standard vocabulary.>>> The Chair: Thank you, Mayor Racine.>> I'll move on to another member from the region, Mr. Paradis. I knowhe's> monitoring the situation closely. It was Mr. Paradis who wrote thecommittee> at the very start so that this meeting could take place.>> Mr. Paradis, the floor is yours.>>> Hon. Denis Paradis (Brome-Missisquoi, Lib.): Thank you, Mr. Chairman.As> everyone knows, this is not a recent issue. Some raised this question four> or five years ago. There was some question that these detachments would be> closed at that time. In fact, this didn't all start before the last> election; it started earlier than that. The RCMP made a kind of commitment> that it would not move without consulting us. I note the ceaseless work of> my former colleagues in this matter, Diane St-Jacques, David Price and> Gérard Binet. I also congratulate my new colleagues for continuing thework.>> I agree with Serge Ménard. This issue affects everyone. It isn'trelated> to one political party or another; it affects our general population. I> thank the mayors for their presentation and for coming here to meet withus> today to sound the alarm. The mayors, as we know, operate at the political> level, which may be the closest to the people in our regions. That's> important. You take the public's pulse every day. Thank you for passing on> this information to us.>> I'm the member for Brome--Missisquoi, Mr. Chairman. There are 10border> posts in my riding. The Granby detachment deals with those border postsmore> particularly.>> Perhaps two years ago, I received an invitation to appear before a> committee of the U.S. Congress. It was a committee on justice and drugsthat> were circulating and were found near the border on U.S. soil. I attendedand> met people from Congress. To make a long story short, at the end of my> testimony or the end of the discussion with the committee members, the> committee chair asked me:>> Â (1240)>> [English]>> "What about your Quebec gold?">> [Translation]>> That shows that these people want the borders to be tight, monitoredand> so on.>> [English]>> "What about your Quebec gold?">> [Translation]>> That comment has stuck in my mind. They really think we producecannabis> on a large scale and send it to them from the other side of the border.This> kind of thing is definitely not conducive to better relations at theborder,> in this case between Vermont and Quebec.>> There are 10 border posts in our riding, but there are even more roads> to Vermont. In three or four cases, there's no surveillance. From what one> customs officer told me, sometimes a guy will get out of a car fromVermont,> run back across the border and be picked up by someone else in another car> on the other side. With the short staff we have, things simply aren't> working, so if we reduce it even further, do you think they'll be any> better? This makes no sense.>> I'm going to talk about the schools. I've heard the testimony of a> number of teachers, from Cowansville and Farnham, among other places. The> mayor of Rivière-du-Loup previously mentioned that there's now cannabis in> the elementary schools. That really makes no sense. We're not going tofight> over which region is the hardest hit. The mayor of Coaticook said earlier> that there were a lot in his region. The same is true of Saint-Hyacinthe.I> have to tell you that we haven't been spared in Brome-Missisquoi either.> There's violence in the schools, with everything that entails. It's> important to preserve a police presence in our regions. Of course it has a> deterrent effect. When we don't see any police officers, virtually> everything seems to go. You need only think of certain individuals whofeel> they can exceed the speed limit when they don't see any police officers on> the road. It's important to see police officers and that they be in the> regions, if only to read our regional newspapers.>> The other day, in one of the small papers in my riding, they said that> properties around a large lake in my riding had been sold for two or three> times their appraised value. A real estate agent told me that they hadalso> been paid for in cash. There are cases where you have to be in the fieldand> see the people in the community to learn certain things. Police officers> have to see with their own eyes that so and so, who's on welfare, has anew> truck every year and has a snowmobile for each of his four children. If> they're not in the field, they can't see that some things are wrong. Their> presence can also reassure seniors who see these things, as well asfarmers.> Some of them receive $2,000 in their mailbox at the side of the road. They> wonder why, but gradually they accumulate amounts of $2,000.>> I remember a meeting that Diane St-Jacques organized in Granby a few> years ago. The RCMP, the Granby police department and the Sûreté du Québec> were there. People told us about the chemistry that has to exist between> police forces. If police officers don't work together and personnel are> reassigned from Drummondville or Montreal, no chemistry is possible. It's> created through the habit that police departments acquire of working> together. It's an important phenomenon.>> Mr. Chairman, I'll close by talking about costs. I find some thingshard> to understand. If three investigators are sent to my riding to work on a> case over two weeks, they have to stay at a hotel and bill their meals.I'm> not sure this kind of thing has been considered. Someone said that we're> talking here about the RCMP working for the RCMP. Sometimes I'd beinclined> to say that's the case. And yet we should be talking about the RCMPworking> for the public. We all agree on that point.>> Lastly, I'd like to emphasize that the Quebec Liberal Caucus is> unanimously asking that the RCMP remain in all these regions of Quebec.>> Â (1245)>>> Mr. Paul Crête (Montmagny-L'Islet-Kamouraska-Rivière-du-Loup, BQ):Only> organized crime and the RCMP don't agree with you.>>> Hon. Denis Paradis: Mr. Chairman, those were more comments than> questions. I don't know whether the mayor of Granby would like to commenton> my remarks.>>> The Chair: Mr. Racine, you have roughly 30 seconds.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: I'll begin right away because the countdown's started.>> Mr. Paradis referred to the meetings at Granby City Hall at the time> there was talk of potentially closing the RCMP detachment in Granby. The> municipal police department, the Sûreté du Québec and the RCMP were all> there. The word "chemistry" constantly came up. Real drama was going on in> Granby at the time that happened. Criminal biker gangs had invaded thearea.> It was in the headlines at the time. Municipal police officers hadreceived> death threats. A major operation was conducted by the three police forcesto> dismantle those criminal biker gangs. It may have taken a year or two of> investigating to work up to a major operation, and it succeeded.>> Adding on to what Mr. Paradis said, when you talk about pot sales inthe> schools, when you talk about street sales, dealers get their supplies froma> higher level. The higher level gets its supplies from another higherlevel.> If the RCMP isn't there, my municipal police force won't have thenecessary> expertise and won't be able to deploy the necessary personnel to attack> levels 3, 4 and 5, which are importing what's on the street. It's even> happening in the elementary schools. On this point, Mr. Paradis is correct> in saying that the welfare and safety of citizens, and even our children,> are at stake.>>> The Chair: Thank you, Mr. Mayor.>> [English]>> Mr. Breitkreuz, for three minutes.>>> Mr. Garry Breitkreuz (Yorkton-Melville, CPC): Thank you very much.>> I really appreciate your presentation. It gives us a lot of help inour> battle to have more safety for our public citizens. Your presentationreally> strikes at the heart of why we organize ourselves in a civil society, and> that is to provide for public safety. That's number one. I think you havea> lot of evidence, even in other jurisdictions such as New York City, thatif> you have the presence of police officers on the street it is a strong> deterrent to crime, and in fact even violent crime was reduced in thatcity> simply by having more police present on the street.>> I think that organized crime is really unravelling the very fabric of> our society in ways many people do not realize, and we have aresponsibility> to combat this extremely serious situation. Unfortunately, politics is> involved in many of the decisions. I think everybody around here has the> same goals, but money is not unlimited. We have to determine what our> priorities are and where we want to spend that money.>> I want to tell you of an incident that happened last week at this> committee to illustrate that we do have to make decisions, and I want your > reaction to that in case you are not familiar with this. We, as> Conservatives, introduced a motion to take $20 million from the wastefulgun> registry and the Firearms Centre and transfer that money to front-lineRCMP> policing priorities. That's what happened at this committee.Unfortunately,> the Bloc, the Liberals, and the NDP voted against our motion, and at that> point I could not understand why, because I knew that this was coming andI> felt that very strongly we needed to give you that kind of support. Itwill> come up again this Thursday, but what do you think?>> I really understand your situation. In my home town of Yorkton,> Saskatchewan, we have the same situation, but we're not as well organizedas> you are, where you come to the committee, you go right to where the> decisions are made. What do you feel about this? Do you think that youwould> have supported us in our priorities to put more money into the RCMP front> line?>> Â (1250)>> [Translation]>>> The Chair: You have 30 seconds to give your answer.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: We've come to file our complaints with the committeeand> to talk to the political authorities, but we don't want to interfere inthe> decisions of the political parties.>> I simply want to tell you, as you mentioned a little earlier, that we,> all political parties included, agree on one point: we have to seetogether> how this decision can be deferred and reviewed for the welfare and safetyof> citizens. It's of little importance to the mayors whether it's a questionof> money or of redistributing funds. For us, the important thing is that> security be guaranteed in our regions and that our fellow citizens who pay> direct and indirect taxes to the federal, provincial and municipal> governments are all treated fairly.>> We live in a free and democratic country. We're lucky to be able to> express ourselves and make our submissions. Today, the mayors' commonfront> has come to make its submissions. We leave the political aspect to theHouse> of Commons.>>> The Chair: Thank you, Mr. Mayor. You answered well.>> [English]>> Mr. Cullen, for three minutes.>> [Translation]>>> Hon. Roy Cullen (Etobicoke North, Lib.): Thank you very much, Mr.> Chairman.>> First I would like to thank you all, mayors, reeve and other> representatives, for coming here today, for travelling to Ottawa topresent> your viewpoint on the closing of the RCMP detachments in your regions of> Quebec. I understand perfectly well that it's a very important subject for> you and your fellow citizens, and that's why you're here today before the> Standing Committee on Justice, Human Rights, Public Safety and Emergency> Preparedness.>> I also want to hail my colleagues from the last Parliament, Diane> St-Jacques, David Price and Gérard Binet and to praise their commitment,> since they're still working on this issue.>> I'm a member from Ontario, but I was born in Montreal and did part ofmy> education in the Eastern Townships. So I know a little about your regionand> some of your challenges.>> I apologize for switching to English because this is a bit complex.>> [English]>> I'd like to say at the outset that this decision of the RCMP, whichthe> federal government supports, has nothing to do with resources. In fact, if> you look at the budgetary allocations to the RCMP, you'll see that since> 2000 their allocation has gone up from $2 billion a year to more than $2.8> billion. That's not to say we're not always working with the RCMP to lookat> the resources they need to fight organized crime, to fight terrorism. But> this decision parallels a decision that was made in Ontario in 1995 to> consolidate resources and have a stronger critical mass so that we could> fight terrorism and organized crime more effectively.>> Monsieur Racine, you said that the SQ is understaffed in Quebec. That> might well be; I don't know. But you're right that we have to worktogether.> You said you don't want to be second-class citizens. Well, the citizens of> the province of Ontario went through the same exercise in 1995.>> We talked about the cross-border crime. We have established integrated> border enforcement teams--in fact there are three in Quebec: eastern,which> deals with Quebec, Vermont, and Maine; Champlain, which covers Quebec, New> York, and Vermont; and Valleyfield. This is where we're getting a lot of> cooperation across borders with U.S. law enforcement, and intelligence> operations as well.>> I agree with you that we need to be very concerned about organized> crime. In fact, our government has introduced legislation that will bringin> tougher sanctions for grow-ops. We do know that organized crime isinvolved,> and we're going to take the steps necessary to make sure the RCMP has the> resources they need.>> Remember that the RCMP in the province of Quebec and in Ontario is not> the front-line police force. You have the Sûreté du Québec. The RCMP actsin> some provinces as a contract police, but in the province of Quebec it is> simply there to deal with federal matters. The delivery of law enforcement> in the province of Quebec is primarily through the Sûreté.>> I think my time is probably running short, and I want to give you a> chance to respond.>> I want to thank you.>> Â (1255)>> [Translation]>> I want to thank you for being here.>> [English]>> We hear what you're saying. We see it more as an operational decision ofthe> RCMP, which was done in parallel in Ontario some years ago, but we respect> your views and we thank you for coming here today.>> [Translation]>>> The Chair: Would you like to react briefly before I give the floor to> Mr. Ménard for the last turn?>>> Mr. Guy Racine: I understood. You're saying it's an operational> decision. All right, it's an operation. However, as Mr. Langevinemphasized> earlier, we are elected representatives. Political decisions are beingmade> in the orientations area. We elected representatives will never interferein> their application. I'll never tell my public safety director to install> radars at a particular location or to investigate or search another.> However, as elected representatives, we have a responsibility to set> orientations. That's why we oppose this decision, because we were never> consulted, we were never informed after receiving assurances that thematter> would remain open.>> You refer to the matter of jurisdictions. I won't be teaching anyone> anything by saying that, in the world of organized crime, when criminalsare> preparing to commit a crime, be it at the international, provincial orlocal> level, they don't consider what jurisdiction may catch them. They simply> consider where it's easiest to go, to enter Quebec, to infiltrateorganized> crime, to infiltrate the schools to sell their drugs, their habits. They> look at where it's easiest to pass counterfeit money or bootleg alcohol,to> buy off farmers, to put $2,000 in their mailbox and to use part of their> field to grow pot. They don't start looking at the government committee or> jurisdiction that's responsible for that. Is it the Sûreté du Québec, the> Ontario Provincial Police or the RCMP? No, it may be the parish guard> because there's no one left in our regions.>>> The Chair: Thank you, Mr. Mayor.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Mr. Langevin wanted to add a brief word, with your> permission, Mr. Chairman.>>> The Chair: Go ahead, Mr. Langevin.>>> Mr. André Langevin: We all know that our American friends andneighbours> doubt that we really want to protect our borders. I don't think I'mmistaken> in saying that border protection is mainly the responsibility of the RCMP> and the Government of Canada.>>> The Chair: Mr. Ménard, you have the floor for the last three minutes.>>> Mr. Serge Ménard: First I'd like to add a word to what I said earlier> about the attitude of the RCMP, which wants to be the aristocrat of police> forces. I would nevertheless point out that the members of the RCMP whoare> in the field and who therefore know the field and experience people's> day-to-day problems are also opposed to the closings.>> I see a news release from them:>> The federal government's decision to close nine detachments of the RCMP> across Quebec as of November 1 will result in a general free-for-all for> organized crime and terrorism by leaving certain isolated regions without> appropriate federal police protection, say the members representing theRCMP> association in the province.>>> You see, these are people who have knowledge in the field and whodon't> share this purely elitist vision of RCMP authorities.>> Here's what we propose to do. I'll ask you whether you agree with me.So> that our meeting today is effective, I would like to move that thecommittee> report to the House on our proceedings. That means that all thesubmissions> that you've made will be forwarded to the House, properly transcribed.With> the unanimous consent of the people here, I and my Bloc québécoiscolleagues> would like to present the following motion:>> That the Committee recommend to the government that the RCMP immediately> stop reassigning personnel in Quebec in order to keep the nine detachments> in Quebec open, and that it maintain a critical mass of eight officers per> detachment.>>> I would like to know whether you are in favour of this resolution.>> Lastly, I'll remind government representatives that bordersurveillance> is clearly a federal jurisdiction. This is what's causing the greatest> concerns. The arguments the RCMP is giving you and that you are repeatingto> us are the same as those you advanced in favour of withdrawing from the> national ports and international airports. In 2001, you were forced toturn> to the airports and national ports. In the public interest, we want you to> avoid making the same mistake.>> · (1300)>>> The Chair: Mr. Ménard, the committee must hear the RCMP before makinga> decision. I believe it would be preferable to await the RCMP's replybefore> giving notice of your motion.>>> Mr. Serge Ménard: Thank you for your advice. I believe it's correct,Mr.> Chairman.>>> The Chair: Mayor Racine, you have the floor.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: To answer Mr. Ménard's question, we agree on his> resolution because of the comments you've just made, Mr. Chairman. Of> course, we can't be opposed to virtue because that's the objective we'veset> for ourselves in appearing here.>> I would like to add one thing to what Mr. Ménard said when he talked> about RCMP officers working in the field. He then referred to the news> release. Since that operation in September--my colleagues can probablytell> you the same thing--I've received calls from RCMP members working in the> field. They've told me not to give up and that this simply makes no sense.> Of course, I won't give any names; these people who supported us in our> efforts are in active positions.>>> The Chair: I would like to thank all the mayors and representatives of> the municipalities for coming here today. As agreed, we will hear the> representatives of the RCMP on Thursday morning and will take our measures> after that. Thank you very much and I wish you a speedy return to your> region, before two in the morning, I hope.>>> Mr. Guy Racine: Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.>>> The Chair: The meeting is adjourned.>>>>> >From: "David Raymond Amos" > >To: , ,> >"dean Ray" , ,> >, <4humanitysake@comcast.net>,> ><911TruthAction@yahoogroups.com>, ,> >, , ,> >, ,> >, ,> >, ,> >, ,> >, ,> >, ,> > > >CC: , ,> >, ,> >,> >, ,> >, , ,> >, ,> >, ,> >, ,> >,> >, > >Subject: I just called you again Mr Bourduas> >Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2007 17:00:17 -0400> >> > Why did you not call me back? My number is 506 434 1379. Yoursnotty> >assistant playing dumb and the malicious laughter of the lair who speaks> >for your pal Mr Sweeney out west do not surprise me anymore. What wouldbe> >truly nice to see is a little integrity coming my way ASAP byway of the> >RCMP. N'est Pas? The obvious question is do you support what this very> >confused dude Dean Roger Ray says of my character?> > Veritas Vincit> > David Raymond Amos> >> >----- Original Message -----> >From: "David Raymond Amos" > >To: ; > >Cc: ; ;;> >; ; ;> >; ;> >; ;> >; ; ;> >; ; ;> >; ;> >; ;> >; ; ;> >; > >Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 4:13 PM> >Subject: What gives with this nonsense Mr Foran? Chucky Leblance claims I> >am> >a Hells Angel therefore I am?> >> >> > > As far as I know slander is a criminal act. Ask the Newfys Paul> > > Perrier and Danny Williams about that fact before you disagree withme.> >EH?> > >> > > ----- Original Message -----> > > From: "dean Ray" > > > To: ; ;> > > > > > Cc: <4humanitysake@comcast.net>; <911TruthAction@yahoogroups.com>;> > > ; ; ;> > > ; ;> >;> > > ; ;> > > ; ;> > > ; ;> > > ; ;> >;> > > ;> >> > > Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 5:16 AM> > > Subject: RCMP QUESTIOED ME TODAY about Dear Citizen letter ......> > >> > >> > > >> > > > I am sending copies of this email to my family in person not email> >If> >I> > > > die they will carry on till I recieve justice.> > > >> > > >> > > > David Amos did you hire some trucker to play bumper tag and shortenmy> >car> > > > two inches? I am guessing it is the same guy who pressured me toquit> >the> > > > Demolition Company. He had so many tattoos and earings and a shiny> >bald> > > > head. Looked like vin diesel with attitude.> > > >> > > > I went to show the RCMP my bumper thinking their would be just> >minor> > > > damages apparently there is a lot of damage that was buried by the> >snow> > > > proving I was rear ended.> > > >> > > >> > > > Everyone is wondering what my game plan is.....Especially the RCMP!> > > >> > > > I will be trying to find out wether not David Amos orderedsomeone> >to> > > run> > > > me off the road. No silly head games I will be looking throughevery> > > email> > > > scrutinizing why you would contact me when you did. I will beasking> >some> > > > serious questions:> > > >> > > > How do you keep track wether or not I am on line?> > > > Why is your friend Sam Perrier linked to Alex T hickman ....I wastold> >he> > > > has a contract with Hickman?> > > > Why did you fake all that information with Jeremy Swanson?> > > >> > > > whos this ? FBIndian@techemail.com> > > >> > > > How did you know to contact Byron Prior when he was with Jeremy> >Swanson?> > > > I am told nobody contacted you and you arrived after this guy milked> > > Byron?> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Why did you complain your email was blocked and copy and paste> > > information> > > > from my site as proof.> > > >> > > > I took the address of the complaint you posted on the email and> >guess> > > > what my site came up. It was a link to a site complaining of thesame> > > thing> > > > word for word?> > > >> > > >> > > > Dear Citizen:> > > >> > > > It saddens me to inform you that the Canadian government> > > > no longer has the capacity to protect you from criminal foreign> > > > interests. Project sidewinder brings to light hard evidense ofcorrupt> > > > politicians including Steven Harper who has remained silent. Theprime> > > > minister has chosen not to inform you due to his own personal> > > > involvement. Project sidewinder involves a criminal brotherhood that> > > > has taken over the Canadian governance. Lawmakers have protectedthis> > > > allegiance with a with emergency powers act established around the> >time> > > >> > > > of the FLQ. Here is what you do not know! You were not told aboutthe> > > > barn burning incident involving RCMP. The FLQ were meetting with the> > > > black panthers to reveal a freemason fraternity inbedded in theRCMP.> > > > These freemason are linked to Albert Pike the creator of the KKK. A> > > > Royal Mcdonald inquiry shut down the RCMP ESPIONAGE unit. CSIS wasset> > > > up as a civilian authority governerned by CIRC who's board membersare> > > > made from the official opposition. There is evidense the RCMP have> > > > filtered there top beauracrats back into CSIS. "Covert Entry" by> >Andrew> > > >> > > >> > > > Matrovika is good evidense of that claim. Covert Entry is theexposure> > > > of CSIS agents opening your mail. The book reveals a corporationthat> > > > works along side Canada Post opening your mail and scanning your> > > > private letters. The shadow government was faced with a dilemma when> > > > the official opposition was controlled by two separatist factions.The> > > > Reform Party and the Bloc. The CIRC never allowed them to sit on the> > > > board. CSIS sent out an agent to deal with the situation, his name> > > > Grant Bristow. He got the job as Preston Mannings body guard. Grant> > > > Bristows other job was building up of a white supremacy party called> > > > the heritage front. Grant Bristow trained heritage front members the> > > > art of gangstalking using methods that would freighten any communist> > > > infiltrator. Imagine being harrassed by neighbours funded by the> > > > heritage front. Rcmp played both sides having their agentsinfiltrate> > > > the anti racist action group. They never needed a barn to burnbecause> > > > the two sides would never aggree to meet. If they did the RCMP could> > > > simply arrest them all. This story is just the tip of the iceberg.The> > > > freemason are a global fraternity/club/cult. Sir John A Mcdonald is> > > > believed to be Iluminati and he created the North West MountedPolice> > > > who became the RCMP. Be careful what you believe when you see aperson> > > > trying to escape the police. You could be watching me or findyourself> > > > running! The media has been told if you want proof do the researchin> > > > the government archives available on the internet then tell a> > > > newsreporter and watch them make up reasons this story can not be> >told.> > > >> > > >> > > > Then do research who owns that newspaper. I live #3 XXXX_XXXEdmonton> > > > Alberta My name is Dean Roger Ray. My neighbour downstairs has been> > > > tapping and banging even disturbing her own childs sleep to try to> > > > break me. She is offered a reward if I crack or commit a crime. If I> > > > try to get even the landlord will be called over to witness thecrime> > > > and I will be charged by the RCMP. The evidense is documented on> > > > websites all over the world. www.stopcovertwar.com The internet is> >full> > > >> > > >> > > > of cyberstalkers harrassing anyone who knows the truth. Moststalkers> > > > track back to websites funded by the carlyle group. The Carlylegroup> > > > is funded by the Canadian Pension Fund. Sadly my cousin has fallen> > > > victim to a vicious boyfriend named Collin Robinson of Ottawa. Shewas> > > > beat up and her hair pulled out by the roots. Chelsea's boyfriend> > > > approached her and started dating. I left my computer at my Aunts> >place> > > >> > > >> > > > knowing she had alarms. Someone got to my computer and erasedcritical> > > > research and left me a nasty virus disabling Internet connection onmy> > > > laptop. I had my suspicians about Collin but it was too late. Collin> > > > went back to Ottawa and helped chelsea drum up a twenty five hundred> > > > dollar cell phone bill. Her father freaked causing her to move into> > > > Ottawa. Collin raped her and beat her and manipulated checks fromher> > > > mother. If I can prove Collin is a stalker there is a law that> >protects> > > >> > > >> > > > the police. My suspicians were raised when the RCMP told Chelsea's> > > > father that this case is out of their jurisdiction. This is the same> > > > runaround I got five years ago. Aunt Shirly was a David Bay fan and> > > > helped me research the freemason. She no longer wants to do the> > > > research and blames me for what happened to her daughter. The> > > > collateral damage has again benifitted the freemason and the RCMP.My> > > > Aunts name is Shirly Ostopowich uncles name is Dennis Ostopowich heis> > > > a executive at sobeys and it looks like they now have become victims> >of> > > >> > > >> > > > the NEW WORLD ORDER. If you are looking for the guilty just look in> >the> > > >> > > >> > > > mirror and ask yourself if you would help or look away or worse join> > > > the freemasons in hopes of a reward. Stockwell day has used his> > > > position to make gangstalking legal. Proof is all around you all you> > > > have to do is look up freemasonry in your local dire ctory. You will> > > > also find that there is freemason websites listing famous members.One> > > > famous member was John Defeinbaker who sold out the Avro Arrow.> >Another> > > >> > > >> > > > famous member is Tommy Douglas who started the NDP and created> > > > Healthcare. Famous victims of freemasonry are Howard Hughes,Nikola> > > > Tesla, Captain William Morgan. I have a website that lists more> >crimes.> > > >> > > >> > > > The freemason claim they are a harmless social club for> > > > politicians,lawyers,judges,laW enforcement ,hospital administrators.> >We> > > >> > > >> > > > have already heard that the liberals stole millions and the RCMPfail> > > > to administer justice. I am attempting to setup a citizenscoalition.> > > > All you have to do is phone the newspapers see if they will> > > > investigate. Second ask the RCMP if they have a gangstalking law.Ask> > > > them why Victims of gangstalking have to create their own websites.> >Ask> > > >> > > >> > > > them why no law enforcement has ever offered assistance. When your> >told> > > >> > > >> > > > to go away phone up all your friends share my message with them and> >ask> > > >> > > >> > > > them to read this letter and do the same. When everybody knows how> > > > close the New World Order is to their neighbourhood they might wantto> > > > stomp it out..> > > >> > > >> > > > never give up!!!never give up!!!never give up!!!never giveup!!!never> > > >> > > > HELL ANGELS FROM MONTREAL LOOKING FOR CHARLES LEBLANC????> > > > by Charles LeBlanc Saturday, Jun. 12, 2004 at 11:26 AM> > > > oldmaison@yahoo.com Fredericton> > > >> > > > updates from Charles...> > > >> > > > With all the excitement of the story of the bureaucrat who wanted to> >get> > > rid> > > > of my column? I forgot to tell you readers a few stories thathappened> >to> > > me> > > > last week.> > > > Friday, I went in the Gallery at the Legislautre and once again sat> >beside> > > > Dorothy Dawson. It was too hot for me to stay in there so thereforeI> > > left.> > > > Once at the door, a woman asked me which side were the Liberals and> >the> > > > P.C.'S?> > > > She told me that she was from Grand Bay! I said - Ok? You must readmy> > > > column then?> > > > She quickly said - Are you Charles?? And waited a few seconds and> >said-> > > > Charles LeBlanc???> > > > I like to hear this because I'm always curious to know the amount of> > > people> > > > who does read my column? I like having that little piece because the> >owner> > > > of the River Valley News- Diane Bormke allows me to write about any> >issues> > > I> > > > want to write about.> > > > HEY??? IF YOU MISSED IT????> > > > Here's a transcript of what Dr.Furlong said last week on Melanson> >Live!!!> > > >> > > > Denis Melanson - Just a very quick Question of what> > > > Charles was saying. Is Ritalin a quick fixes?> > > >> > > >> > > > Dr. Furlong - Ohhh Yes, I think Ritalin is over prescribed and Ithink> > > > that's an issue for the Medical> > > > Profession. It's only prescribed by the Medical> > > > Profession. However? I , myself even seen now teachers> > > > who send parents and children to my office suggesting> > > > they should be on Ritalin and because not all of them> > > > all on because not all of them are truly hyperactive.> > > > Well? You have to have an accurate diagnosis in order> > > > to at least some hope that the therapy is going to> > > > work because for over activity disorders and active> > > > kids Ritalin will have no affect.> > > >> > > > Denis Melanson - OK.and that's the last word we'll> > > > hear about Ritalin tonight!!!!> > > >> > > > Friday afternoon, I bumped into Madeleine Dube < Minister ofEducation> > >> > > and> > > > told her what the Dr.Furlong told the T.V. Audience. I must admitthat> >I> > > > wasn't please because the day that my protest ended???> > > > The Department of Education sent a memo telling the teachers thatthey> > > > cannot suggest to the parents that their kids should be on Ritalin.> > > > Let me see if I can locate the letter in my email???> > > >> > > >> > > > I FOUND IT!!! HERE IT IS!!!!!> > > >> > > > To: "Charles Leblanc" > > > > CC: "Dawn Bowie" , "McInerney, Terry (ED)"> > > > , "'Lydon, Barry (ED)'",> > > > "Dumas, Pierre (ED)" , "Mitchell, Pam(DHW/SME)"> > > > , "Whitenect, Barbara (DHW/SME)"> > > > , "David Balmain (nbms@nbnet.nb.ca)"> > > > > > > > Subject: FW: Medications - Ritalin> > > > Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2004 15:03:00 -0400> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Dear Mr. Leblanc, I am responding to your recent e-mail to Terry> > > McInerney,> > > > on behalf of our Assistant Deputy Minister, English Educational> >Services> > > > Division, with whom you met some weeks ago. I am also including acopy> >of> > > > the e-mail that was sent to superintendents and directors ofeducation> >in> > > > the English public school system. You may be interested in knowing> >that> > > this> > > > is a reiteration of the message that I sent to the same group,> >including> > > > Student Services administrators approximately two years ago.You have> >also> > > > requested results concerning the meeting held with the ADM andPierre> > > Dumas> > > > and other interested individuals. It is important to note that the> >Expert> > > > Report on Behaviour Disorder was initiated and conducted by the> >Department> > > > of Health, under the direction of Ms. Marcella Laaper, Director of> >Child> > > and> > > > Adolescent Services. Ms. Barb Whitenect is currently in that> >position.In> > > > essence, given that this report was initiated and developed by the> > > > Department of Health and Wellness, any further action to be taken on> >this> > > > report must be initiated by the Department of Health and Wellness.> > > Officials> > > > of the Department of Education who participated on that committeedid> >so> > > at> > > > the invitation of the committee chair from the Department of Health> >and> > > > Wellness.You will note that I have also copied this e-mail directedto> >you> > > > to individuals within the Department of Health and Wellness whoshould> >be> > > > the primary contacts for any further action concerning that> >report.Should> > > > you have any further questions, please feel free to contactme.Robert> >E.> > > > Gerard Student Services(Phone: 506-444-47117Fax:> > > > 506-457-7835-E-mail:Robert.Gerard@gnb.ca -----Original> >Message-----From:> > > > Phillips, Deanna (ED) On Behalf Of McInerney, Terry (ED)Sent:> >Thursday,> > > > January 29, 2004 1:29 PMTo: (ED) Superintendents (Eng.)Cc: (ED)> >Directors> > > of> > > > Ed (Eng.)Subject: Medications - RitalinRecent stories in theTelegraph> > > > Journal and other media have heightened the public's awareness ofthe> >drug> > > > Ritalin, a drug which is generally used to assist in the treatmentof> > > > ADD/ADHD among children of school age and adults. While educatorshave> >a> > > > definite role to play in the referral process for children who are> > > > displaying characteristics associated with Attention Deficit> >Hyperactivity> > > > Disorder, and in assisting the medical and psychological profession> > > > diagnoses of this disorder, teachers are to refrain from suggestingto> > > > parents that prescription medication of any sort should be used inthe> > > > management of students' behavior. The diagnoses and prescription of> > > > medication for disorders that impact on a classroom's Positive> >Learning> > > > Environment remains the responsibility of the medical profession.> > > Principals> > > > are asked to remind teachers that the Department of Education> >recognizes> > > > that teachers have an important role to play in the referralprocess.> > > > Suggesting to parents that they may want to consider discussingtheir> > > > child's attention difficulties with their family doctor comes as a> >result> > > of> > > > a collaborative process involving the school-based student services> >team> > > who> > > > have considered in- depth the child's strengths and needs. Teachers> >are> > > > encouraged to share their observations with the school-based student> > > > services teams, and with physicians. Teachers can also serve as an> > > important> > > > source of information in the monitoring by the physician of> >appropriate> > > > dosage of medication. Please share this information with principals,> >who> > > > will share with their staff.> > > >> > > >> > > > AND HERE'S THE FRENCH VERSION!!!!!> > > >> > > > -----Message d'origine-----De : Dumas, Pierre (ED) Envoyé : 23> >février,> > > 2004> > > > 15:58À : 'charles leblanc'Cc : Dawn Bowie; Léveillé, Guy (ED);Lavoie,> > > > Marcel (ED); Whitenect, Barbara (DHW/SME); David Balmain> > > > (nbms@nbnet.nb.ca)Objet : Médicaments - Ritalin Monsieur LeBlanc, En> > > réponse> > > > au courrier que vous m'avez fait parvenir le 16 février dernier,> > > > permettez-moi de vous informer qu'une note a été envoyée aux> >directions> > > > générales de tous les districts scolaires francophones de laprovince> >le> >4> > > > février. Cette décision avait été prise lors de notre rencontre avec> >vous> > > et> > > > des représentants du ministère de la Santé et du mieux-être et de la> > > Société> > > > médicale. Comme le rapport du comité spécial d'experts sur les> > > comportements> > > > perturbateurs était sous la direction du ministère de la Santé et du> > > > mieux-être et plus précisément coordonné par madame Marcella Laaper,> > > > anciennement directrice des services aux enfants et adolescents et> > > > présentement à la retraite, toutes autres actions reliées à cerapport> > > > devront être prises par ce ministère. Si vous avez d'autresquestions,> > > > n'hésitez pas à communiquer avec moi. Pierre DumasDirecteur adjoint,> > > > services aux élèvesDirection des services pédagogiquesTél.: (506)> > > > 453-2750Fax : (506) 457-7835Courriel: pierre.dumas@gnb.ca NOTE> > > > DESTINATAIRE(S) : Directions générales ORIGINE : Guy LéveilléCOPIE(S)> >:> > > > Roger Doucet Marcel Lavoie Pierre Dumas DATE : Le 4 février 2004OBJET> >:> > > > Troubles de l'hyperactivité avec déficit del'attention / RitalinSuite> >à> > > la> > > > couverture médiatique qui a refait surfaceau sujet du Ritalin et des> > > élèves> > > > ayant des troublesde l'hyperactivité avec déficit de> >l'attention(THADA),> > > je> > > > vous saurais gré de bien vouloir rappelerces quelques points au> >personnel> > > > visé de votredistrict. De par leurs observations, les enseignants> > > > peuventcertes avoir un rôle important à jouer dans leprocessus> > > > d'identification des élèves ayant destroubles de l'hyperactivitéavec> >un> > > > déficit del'attention, tout en étant une source valabled'information> >pour> > > le> > > > médecin lors du dosage d'unmédicament. Leur rôle est donc de faire> >part> >de> > > > leurs observations à l'équipe des services aux élèves et aupersonnel> > > > médical s'il y a lieu. Il faut cependant souligner que le> > > > personnelenseignant ne doit en aucun cas suggérer aux parentsun> >médicament> > > > ou une consultation chez un médecin dansle but de modifier le> >comportement> > > > de l'enfant. Lediagnostic et la prescription de médicaments nesontpas> >du> > > > ressort de la profession enseignante mais biende la profession> >médicale.> > > En> > > > vous remerciant de votre collaboration, je vousprie de recevoir> > > l'assurance> > > > de ma considérationdistinguée. Le sous-ministre adjoint, GuyLéveillé> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Now if you don't believe me what Dr.Furlong said this??? Listen to> > > Melanson> > > > Live on Monday at 5:30pm!!!!> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Thursday morning, I showed up at the Legislature to use the computer> >at> > > the> > > > Library.> > > > I was told by security that two rough looking individuals walked> >through> > > the> > > > doors and asked for a Charles Leblanc?> > > > They described the guys as rough looking and one of them had a long> >gray> > > > beard with a leather jacket!> > > > At first, I believe it was the Hell Angels coming down from Montreal> >for> >a> > > > hit on Charles.> > > > Hours later, I seen my bigot buddy Matthew Glenn and he was in front> >of> > > the> > > > Legislature with his blowhorn.> > > > For you people who don't know the bigot? He's the one who startedthe> > > Anglo> > > > Society. I seen him preaching to three young kids and of course Ibutt> >in> > > > and said - Hey Bigot??? Why don't you bigot go home?> > > > Minutes later, we were approached by two guys and they asked> > > politely -Where> > > > can we locate a Charles LeBlanc???> > > > In a matter of seconds, the bigot quickly pointed at me.> > > > I said to myself - Ohhh?? Thanks a lot Bigot!!!> > > > At the end? It was a guy named David Amos and I guess that he's> >running> >at> > > > an independent in the riding of Fundy Royal. The guy have beenliving> >in> > > the> > > > area of Boston and he's been following my updates on the internet.I'm> > > > telling you that the information highway is a great way to spreadthe> > > > message to the rest of the world!> > > > We talked for around 30 minutes and it was nice to see the bigot, me> >and> > > > David Amos together debating our own little concern issue. We allhave> >our> > > > own issues and it's too bad that we cannot unite and fight butthat's> >the> > > > way Canadians do things.> > > > They remind silent until the Government really pissed them all andgo> >out> > > > and vote the party in power out of office.> > > >> > > >> > > > You can read my past column at> > > >> > > > Ftowncrier.com> > > > Click on the forum section> > > >> > > > http://justicenetworkcanada.com/> > > >> > > > or> > > > http://maritimes.buffaloimc.org:8080/features/New_Brunswick/> > > >> > > > I also paste my update in a forum call HERE but unfortunately they> >always> > > > delete my updates from their forum. I believe it's a forum only for> > > certain> > > > elite people.> > > > Makes you think it's own by the Irvings?????> > > > OK.That's about it and this is Saturday and I'm at the Library somany> >of> > > > you will received this update during the weekend but some of youwill> >only> > > > receive this on Monday. Excuse the style and grammar of this update> > > because> > > > I just send the darn thing to you people on the informationHighway!!!> > > >> > > > Here's a few comments that I received during the last 24 hours!> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > 1-> > > > LOL,LOL,LOL,...Does he think that he can take away> > > > your freedom of speech....tell him to bring it on!> > > > You do have 51% backing you....you can write whatever> > > > you want about whoever you want as long as you are not> > > > lying and that's the way it is. Is Ed Kelly a lawyer?> > > > Tell him to make your day and do whatever he wants and> > > > there are a lot of computers, ect around that you would> > > > not need his. Is he jealous of your friendship with> > > > Dianne? Something is wrong....and the reason that he> > > > must of gave up his column is because his letters do> > > > not make any sense when you read them. What does he> > > > want you to do apologize to the 300 people on your> > > > list for what...your the victim...remember> > > > that....someone called you, you did not call> > > > them...you have more contacts and ways of finding out> > > > then he does and that's his problem....let me know what> > > > you are going to do> > > >> > > >> > > > 2-> > > >> > > > Hi Charles....another reason why Tanker shouldn't cross the> > > floor...checkout> > > > the latest media release by Tanker and Jody...FOR IMMEDIATE> >RELEASEJune> > > 11,> > > > 2004LIBERALS SAY THEY WOULD MAINTAIN 298 BED CUTS[Fredericton, NB] -A> >day> > > > after a Miramichi Liberal MLA said a LiberalGovernment wouldn't rule> >out> > > bed> > > > cuts in Miramichi, his Leader has said hewouldn't reverse the Lord> > > > Government's decision to eliminate 298 beds in theprovince.Speakingon> >CBC> > > > Radio yesterday, Shawn Graham said changes are necessary andhe> >wouldn't> > > > reverse the bed cuts as long as seniors who don't need to be inthe> > > hospital> > > > are moved to a nursing home.Two Tory MLAs came out swinging in the> > > > Legislature today against theLiberals over the government's health> >plan.> > > PC> > > > Caucus Chair Jody Carr andParty Whip Tanker Malley, MLA forMiramichi> >Bay> > > du> > > > Vin, said more and morethey are hearing Liberal members agree withthe> > > > health plan."Shawn Graham said on CBC yesterday he'd cut the same298> >bed> > > > cuts if moreseniors were moved into nursing homes," said Mr. Carr,MLA> >for> > > > OromoctoGagetown. "The ironic thing is we are doing more to improve> > > nursing> > > > homes.$90-million dollars will be invested toward nursing homes. We> >have> > > > built twonew homes with a few more slated for construction including> >the> > > > Village ofGagetown. We have also committed to a multi-yearrenovation> >plan> > > > to upgrade10 nursing homes."Mr. Malley repeated again in the> >legislature> > > > Miramichi Liberal MLA JohnForan's comments on CBC Radio that if the> > > Liberals> > > > were in government hecouldn't rule out 27 bed cuts inMiramichi."This,> > > after> > > > signing petitions and asking me to cross the floor," said Mr.Malley.> >"Once> > > > again, why would I want to cross the floor with the likes ofthosetwo?> >The> > > > Liberal Leader just doesn't get it. If he supports our plantoredirect> > > > funding to provide better services for New Brunswickers, thenjustsay> >so.> > > > Don't raise fears and false innuendo just for his own politicalgain> >when> > > he> > > > supports bed cuts.""The previous Liberal government over 12 yearsdid> >not> > > > build one singlenursing home," said Mr. Carr. "And they wonder why> >there> > > are> > > > so manyseniors in hospitals who could be in a nursing home. We know> >they> > > > wouldn'treverse our decisions because they know a balanced approach> >will> > > > improveservices. We can't stay in the 80's and fear monger like the> > > > Opposition. Weare proud of our health plan. We're focused, showing> >true> > > > leadership, andwe're finding real solutions to better health care -> >not> > > just> > > > for today butfor many, many years to come," he continued.The fouryear> > > plan> > > > was released Wednesday. It will secure our province'shealth care> >system> > > and> > > > make it sustainable into the future. It will helpthose working inthe> > > health> > > > care system to make long-term plans forinvestment where care isneeded> > > most> > > > and to implement changes that need tobe made.The goal is to improve> >the> > > > overall health and well-being of NewBrunswickers by building a> >sustainable> > > > health system that delivers the rightservices, in the right way, at> >the> > > > right time at a cost taxpayers canafford. "To turn back the clock> >would> >be> > > > difficult. And what we're saying today isthat we're going to takethe> >beds> > > > out of the system, which are mainlyoccupied by seniors. So what I> >would> > > say> > > > today to you Terry is if we can putin place a strategy that dealswith> > > > moving those senior citizens out of thebeds that are being occupied> >for> > > > acute care into long term care then thestatus quo will remain."Shawn> > > > Graham, CBC Radio, June 10, 2004.[CBC TV Political Panel, June 11,> > > > 2004]SEGUINOkay let me just... I want to pin this down. I'm gonnacome> >to> > > > you in onesecond but let me getask - let me get Shawn on this. Would> >you> > > > reverse the cuts?GRAHAMNo, we're not going to go out and say today> >that> > > > we're against theminister's plan wholeheartedly.SEGUINSo you wouldnot> > > > reverse the cuts?GRAHAMNo, what we're saying today is there has tobe> >put> > > in> > > > place in a long-termcare strategy care, Terry,so that seniors, where> >we> > > > eliminate the beds that are being occupied byseniors in nursing> >homes,are> > > > given a bed or - sorry - are being discharged out of hospitals,> > > they'rebeing> > > > given a bed in anursing home and that's where the plan fails.-30-> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > 3-> > > >> > > > Thanks for the update about Dr. Furlong......interesting. I missed> >show> >as> > > I> > > > was in PEI at a conference We are sooooooo far behind in NB!!!! Allis> > > well> > > >> > > > 4-> > > >> > > > So are you still writing the column for the Grand Baypaper? I hopeso> > > > because I enjoy reading them! Havea Good Weekend> > > >> > > > 5-> > > >> > > > You mean there were grammar mistakes in your update? Really?Haha,just> > > some> > > > sarcastic Friday kidding from your friend.Ray Charles diedyesterday.> >One> > > of> > > > my favourites, he was a giant in themusic world.> > > >> > > > BY THE WAY???? REMEMBER LAST WEEK THAT I WROTE THAT LARRY KINGCALLED> > > BRIAN> > > > MULRONEY THE FORMER PRIME MINISTER OF GREAT BRITAIN???? HERE'S THE> > > > TRANSCRIPT OF THE INTERVIEW!!!> > > >> > > >> > > > KING: We're going to spend a few moments with BrianMulroney, the> >former> > > > prime minister of Canada, joiningus from Montreal.You remember that> > > evening> > > > -- Brian.BRIAN MULRONEY, FMR. CANADIAN PRIME MIN.: I doindeed,Larry.> >St.> > > > Patrick's Day 1985. The Shamrock Summit inQuebec City, just in> >shouting> > > > distance of where theIrish first landed, those coming to Canada,> > > firstlanded> > > > in Canada in the early 1830's. So I remember itwell. It was quite a> > > > night.How close were the two of you?MULRONEY: Well, we had awonderful> > > > relationship.George Schultz, I gather, is with you, and he> >couldtestify> >to> > > > the fact, of course, that President Reaganwas a gentleman, a great> > > > gentleman, and he made itvery easy for new leaders.I came on theblock> > > four> > > > years after he had been swornin, had been inaugurated, and he madeit> >--> > > it> > > > was apiece of cake, to be welcomed and to work with himvery closely,> >both> > > on> > > > bilateral matters, thehemispheric free trade concept, the> > > > Canada-UnitedStates free trade concept, but also internationallywith> >that> > > > tremendous agenda we had in those years. The Soviet Union, with> >nuclear> > > > missiles pointed at us,and the work in NATO and so on, it was -- he> >made> > > > iteasy to work with him.KING: Have you spoken with Mrs. Reagan --> > > > Brian.MULRONEY: Yes, Nancy and I, we speak regularly andhave overthe> > > years,> > > > and as it happened, yesterday Ispoke with Nancy. I called Nancy> >because> >I> > > > had heard,of course, that things weren't going well, and it was--> >Nancy> > > > indicated that things were pretty tough andindeed after I hung up,> >Larry,> > > > within half-an-hourPresident Reagan had passed on.KING: I wouldguess> > > you'll> > > > be attending his funeral inWashington on Friday. Are you going tocome> >out> > > > forthe burial, too, in California?MULRONEY: We're certainly going to> >be> >in> > > > Washingtonfor the funeral.KING: But you don't know about California> > > > yet?MULRONEY: I don't know about the rest of the programyet. AllI've> > > heard> > > > is about Washington. KING: What was his special quality, from> > > > yourviewpoint?MULRONEY: Well, you know, Larry, in leaders Ithinkthere> >are> > > > basically two kinds. You can be atransactional leader or you can bea> > > > transformationleader, and Ronald Reagan was the epitome of> >atransformation> > > > leader, someone who profoundly changedthis country and changed the> >world> > > for> > > > the better.And what was most surprising was that he was able todo> >this,> >to> > > > make history in an extraordinary way, andyet retain that simplicity> >and> > > > charm and almost insome ways a sense of quiet Irish innocence about> > > > themanner in which he conducted himself with otherpeople.So you had> >this> > > > very powerful leader who conducted theforeign policy and thenational> > > policy> > > > of the UnitedStates of America, and on the other hand you had> >thisgentle,> > > > thoughtful, warm and very entertaining humanbeing who was the person> >you> > > > dealt with. I think thatwas his great charm and the reason for his> > > > greatsuccess.KING: Did he exceed your expectations?MULRONEY: Youknow,> >I> > > > think probably Ronald Reagan mayhave exceeded everyone'sexpectations> > > except> > > > Nancy's.Nancy probably was the only one who knew the greatthings of> >which> > > he> > > > was capable from the earliestyears.But for the rest of us, unless> >there> > > are> > > > exceptions ofwhom I'm unaware, for the rest of us he was a delightto> >work> > > > with who just kept getting better. KING: Thank you for sharing this> >with> > > us,> > > > Brian. Greatseeing you again, by the way.MULRONEY: Good to see you,> >Larry.> > > > Thank you for havingme and delighted to be with you.KING: Mypleasure.> > > Good> > > > guy. Brian Mulroney, theformer prime minister of Great Britain(sic).> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > add your comments> > >> > > ----- Original Message -----> > > From: "dean Ray" > > > To: ; <4humanitysake@comcast.net>;> > > <911TruthAction@yahoogroups.com>; ;> > > ; ; ;> > > ; ;> > > ; ;> > > ; ;> > > ; ;> > > > > > Cc: ; > > > Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 8:35 PM> > > Subject: FW: Unable to deliver your message....how convenient for you> > > David!!! TIMES UP!!> > >> > >> > > >> > > > I believe David Amos is not alone and represents Hells Angels. IfI> >am> > > > wrong I have some huge apologising to do!> > > >> > > > A couple of years back the grim reapers of Edmonton handed intheir> > > > colors and joined Hells Angels. Why did they join? from my> >understanding> > > > they had no choice due to the power of the secret societies. Mysite> > > > mentions no Hells Angels because I needed to see if I can find> >anything> > > out> > > > about David AMos first. I was never intimidated by the notes on my> >door> > > we> > > > are watrching you. Hells Angels Bikers are just as much a secret> >society> > > as> > > > are the Triad and Yakuzza. David Amos was told my concerns aboutthe> > > Night> > > > club that sponsered him. I never had proof and now I have toresearch> > > > everything all over again. I fear David Amos might be afraid of the> > > > information I posess and might have hired a truck to run me off the> >road.> > > > When I came back alive David Amos was the only one acting weird.> >Sending> > > me> > > > information about swanson who has probably forgotten about me. I> >was> > > > heavily stalked at Marnevik construction by Hells Angels and a> >freemason> > > > openly admitting their affilliations. Smith openly threatened tokill> >me> > > > when I asked about a missing Indian that worked for the company. I> >showed> > > > this fellow everything and him and others went missing.> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > http://www.seanscreenplays.com/BeteNoireCD/Articles1/HIDDEN%> > > > 20POWER.htm> > > >> > > > Hells angels is the same as the jesuits are to the CatholicChurch.> > > They> > > > are the bottom scrapers who go after people the freemason can not> >touch.> > > > The same way the freemason use the triads this explains project> > > sidewinder.> > > > http://www.primetimecrime.com/columns/Columns%202000/20000927.htm> > > >> > > > The plan Amschel laid out consisted of several steps, including:> > > > One of the steps definately is handled by the Hells Angels ! (6)> > > >> > > > 1) Law is force in disguise. Right lies in force ("Might makesRight")> >The> > > > right to rule lies in force.> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > 2) Political freedom is an idea, not a fact. In order to usurp> >political> > > > power, all that is necessary is to preach 'liberalism,' and the> > > electorates> > > > will give up more and more power to the conspirators.> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > 3) Money is all powerful. Governments are insignificant compared to> >money.> > > > Since governments control the money, that control must be removedfrom> > > > governments, and put in the hands of the conspirators.> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > 4) Any and all means to achieve the goal of world domination by the> > > > conspirators is justified.> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > 5) The size, scope, and power of the conspirators' resources must> >remain> > > > hidden.> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > 6) Alcohol, drugs, and moral corruption shall be used to weaken the> >will> > > of> > > > the people.> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > 7) Wars should be instigated and orchestrated so that both sideswould> >be> > > in> > > > their debt (in other words, the conspirators would gain profit and> >power,> > > no> > > > matter who "won" the wars!).> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > 8) Propaganda and control of information should be used to influence> > > > opinion.> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > 9) Pre-planned and artificially manipulated financial panics and> > > depression> > > > should be used to tame the people, and weaken governments, so as to> > > > ultimately form a one-world government, with the conspirators as the> > > rulers.> > > >> > > > First thing David Amos said to me was to not talk of freemasons so> >much.> > > > When I first met hime he wanted me to go after the Queen of England.> >She> > > > definately had links to freemasonry and his argument convincing butI> > > failed> > > > to see the point. I believe I would of been duped just like all the> >other> > > > patsies.> > > >> > > >> > > > >From: Yahoo! Groups > > > > >To: deanr0032@hotmail.com> > > > >Subject: Unable to deliver your message> > > > >Date: 3 Jan 2007 23:32:30 -0000> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >We are unable to deliver the message from > > > > >to .> > > > >> > > > >Your email account has been bouncing mails. This means that emails> > > > >sent to your account over several days have been returned to us.> > > > >This is sometimes because mail boxes are filled up, or because of> > > > >configuration problems. To reset your Yahoo! Groups account,please> >go> > > > >to http://groups.yahoo.com/myprefs?edit=2> > > > >> > > > >For further assistance, please visit> > > http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/groups/> > > >> > > > >
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Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 14:47:27 -0800 (PST)
From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Daruty and Cellucci may wish to talk to these Yankees
To: dgage@oregongreyhound.com
This the last file now you have everything Magna got today. Have some fun with this stuff.
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Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 14:21:58 -0800 (PST)
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Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 10:51:22 -0800 (PST)
From: David Amos
Subject: Daruty and Cellucci may wish to talk to these Yankees
To: MEC.investors@magnaent.com, dhart@pattersonpalmer.ca,
smay@pattersonpalmer.ca
I am about to sue their nasty arses plus a bunch more for good measure. They have a thing or to to learn about falsely imprisoning a pigheaded Maritimer to have his head examined. I am about to take it up with the UN and Franky McKenna. As I told the lady that answered your phone for ya Don, perhaps you should consider quitting Magna and become my lawyer. You would never need another client in order to make a very decent living. I have need of legions of ethical lawyers. I think the best place to find them is straight out of law school before their ethics are tainted by the system. Check History. Cardinal Law did quit his job the day after I filed the Affidavit in US District Court on Dec 12th 2002. The DHS did come try to take me away right after I gave my stuff to the US attorney in New Hampshire and just before I went to the annual shareholders meeting of the Brookline Bancorp.The Sec did settle with Putnam Investments in November of 2003 immediately after I talked to Philip Koski and Louis Randazo of the SEC about Putnam and the Brookline Bank. The Pope did give Cardinal Law a job inside the Vatican in May of 2004 after I notified the lawyers in Boston I was suing the Bastards again. (Law was still on the Boston payroll and my wife's Kickham cousin is still their secretary) I am being prosecuted by an unsigned criminal complaint made by a lawyer who flat out lied to the cops and they all know it. The wiretap tapes are going to piss off a lot of Italian mobsters very soon. We all know they can afford lawyers like Richard Egbert when it is to their advange to litigate. Then there is the fact that if the bastards snuff me it will be a political killing because I was on the ballot in Fundy and I told many people many things in front of many witnesses. Do you want my blood on your hands particularly aft I had accurately predicted the the Death of H. Paul Rico in jail down south long before it happened? Never forget that Argeo P. Cellucci is likely familiar with many people recorded on the tapes that I have and how many fancy fella like David Aufhauser and Theodore Olson etc quit their jobs immediately after they received hard copy of my material. I have a very big stick to use against the rampant public corruption and I will not settle without the truth being well known to all or I will die trying. This is not about money. It is about freedom and staying alive. I am using the lawyers worship of money and denial of justice against them to suit my own ends. They love it so I will take it from them if they do not obey the rules of their profession. Get it? Beleive me when I say that I know a great deal more about many things that can prove and have not spoken of yet. My pending criminal trial is going to be an interesting affair. Ask the General Counsel of the SEC. I dare ya.
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Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 15:01:31 -0800 (PST)
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Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2005 10:40:26 -0800 (PST)
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Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2005 12:15:57 -0800 (PST)
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Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 17:04:17 -0800 (PST)
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Yahoo! Search presents - Jib Jab's 'Second Term'Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 08:44:49 -0700 (PDT)
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: some respnses
To: dent2004@ptd.net
CC: info@driscollforcongress.com, greta_browne@hotmail.com,
campaign@rich2004.com, dayja@sen.parl.gc.ca, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca,
CustomerService@NEMoves.com, news@dailygleaner.com, info@gg.ca,
peter.ringrose@lawsociety.nf.ca, srobinson@lspei.pe.ca, dpink@nsbs.org,
mrichard@lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca, pierre.cleroux@cdnq.org,
jhoule@barreau.qc.ca, kcorrick@lsuc.on.ca, afineblit@lawsociety.mb.ca,
klogan@lawsociety.sk.ca, Don.Thompson@lawsocietyalberta.com,
jmatkin@lsbc.org, lawsoc@nunanet.com, lsy@yknet.yk.ca,
whitford-lsnt@theedge.ca, jeff.mockler@gnb.ca, diane.bourque@flsc.ca,
brad.woodside@fredericton.ca, police@fredericton.ca, Cadman.C@parl.gc.ca,
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info@lynnwestmoreland.org, milan01@cs.com, info@kucinich.us,
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lynn@actionstrat.com, jt@truscottgroup.com,
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Bob@inglisforcongress.com, aspencer@limestone.edu, gary@garymcleod.org,
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Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 10:54:48 -0700 (PDT)
From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Re: Justice for the Priors of Grand Bank, NFLD.
To: sbj5@sbcglobal.net
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Re: Justice for the Priors of Grand Bank, NFLD.
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Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2005 08:34:48 -0800 (PST)
From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Re: Justice for the Priors of Grand Bank, NFLD.
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Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 14:20:34 -0800 (PST)
From: David Amos
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Re: Justice for the Priors of Grand Bank, NFLD.
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Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 14:45:40 -0800 (PST)
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Yahoo! Search presents - Jib Jab's 'Second Term'Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2005 15:14:23 -0800 (PST)
From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Re: Justice for the Priors of Grand Bank, NFLD.
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Yahoo! Search presents - Jib Jab's 'Second Term'Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2005 13:16:07 -0800 (PST)
From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Re: Justice for the Priors of Grand Bank, NFLD.
To: looneroo@hotmail.com
CC: Ron6388@vif.com, colwellcountry05@yahoo.ca, pigletstheman@hotmail.com,
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From: moto maniac
Subject: Re: Justice for the Priors of Grand Bank, NFLD.
To: Byron Prior,
Prime Minister/Premier ministre
CC: premier@gov.nl.ca, tedcardwell@mail.gov.nf.ca, rarespade@nfld.net,
moto maniac,
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 10:58:38 -0700 (PDT)
From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
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Yahoo! Search presents - Jib Jab's 'Second Term'Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2005 13:33:05 -0800 (PST)
From: David Amos
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: dent2004@ptd.net
CC: info@driscollforcongress.com, campaign@rich2004.com,
dayja@sen.parl.gc.ca, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca, CustomerService@NEMoves.com,
news@dailygleaner.com, info@gg.ca, peter.ringrose@lawsociety.nf.ca,
srobinson@lspei.pe.ca, dpink@nsbs.org, mrichard@lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca,
pierre.cleroux@cdnq.org, jhoule@barreau.qc.ca, kcorrick@lsuc.on.ca,
afineblit@lawsociety.mb.ca, klogan@lawsociety.sk.ca,
Don.Thompson@lawsocietyalberta.com, jmatkin@lsbc.org, lawsoc@nunanet.com,
lsy@yknet.yk.ca, whitford-lsnt@theedge.ca, jeff.mockler@gnb.ca,
diane.bourque@flsc.ca, brad.woodside@fredericton.ca,
police@fredericton.ca, Cadman.C@parl.gc.ca, corp.website@sunlife.com,
martine.turcotte@bell.ca, cynthia.merlini@dfait-maeci.gc.ca,
chebert@thestar.ca, Stoffer.P@parl.gc.ca, Stronach.B@parl.gc.ca,
Matthews.B@parl.gc.ca, MacAulay.L@parl.gc.ca,
WERHANEP@darden.virginia.edu, gfdavis@umich.edu, st.int@cbs.dk,
dsicilia@umd.edu, sb.ikl@cbs.dk, men.ikl@cbs.dk,
info@lynnwestmoreland.org, milan01@cs.com, info@kucinich.us,
contact@edhermanforcongress.com, dhooper@uplogon.com,
lynn@actionstrat.com, jt@truscottgroup.com,
cassell4congress@earthlink.net, GA06@mail.house.gov,
deversman@daveeversman.org, bryce@calderclay.com,
information@catherine2004.org, kajode@aol.com, jim.demint@mail.house.gov,
Bob@inglisforcongress.com, aspencer@limestone.edu, gary@garymcleod.org,
reachergirl68@yahoo.com, Stew@StewForCongress.com,
Info@MelissaBrownforCongress.com, jpd4cd14@verizon.net, dent2004@ptd.net,
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Subject: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: metroplex86@speedfactory.net
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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From: Kathryn
Subject: Re: This my best effort to protect someone I respect
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 22:59:42 -0400
To: David Amos
David ,
I hope you come out ok. Make peace with your wife and children. Before
you go. A mother's care and prayer I send to you and your family. I am
afraid to call Byron just to say hello.
Kathryn
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> Cc: dan.bussieres@gnb.ca, CustomerService@NEMoves.com,
> news@dailygleaner.com, info@gg.ca, peter.ringrose@lawsociety.nf.ca,
> srobinson@lspei.pe.ca, dpink@nsbs.org,
> mrichard@lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca, pierre.cleroux@cdnq.org,
> jhoule@barreau.qc.ca, kcorrick@lsuc.on.ca,
> afineblit@lawsociety.mb.ca, klogan@lawsociety.sk.ca,
> Don.Thompson@lawsocietyalberta.com, jmatkin@lsbc.org,
> lawsoc@nunanet.com, lsy@yknet.yk.ca, whitford-lsnt@theedge.ca,
> jeff.mockler@gnb.ca, diane.bourque@flsc.ca,
> brad.woodside@fredericton.ca, police@fredericton.ca,
> Cadman.C@parl.gc.ca, corp.website@sunlife.com,
> martine.turcotte@bell.ca, cynthia.merlini@dfait-maeci.gc.ca,
> chebert@thestar.ca, Stoffer.P@parl.gc.ca, Stronach.B@parl.gc.ca,
> Matthews.B@parl.gc.ca, MacAulay.L@parl.gc.ca,
> WERHANEP@darden.virginia.edu, gfdavis@umich.edu, st.int@cbs.dk,
> dsicilia@umd.edu, sb.ikl@cbs.dk, men.ikl@cbs.dk,
> info@lynnwestmoreland.org, milan01@cs.com, info@kucinich.us,
> contact@edhermanforcongress.com, dhooper@uplogon.com,
> lynn@actionstrat.com, jt@truscottgroup.com,
> cassell4congress@earthlink.net, GA06@mail.house.gov,
> deversman@daveeversman.org, bryce@calderclay.com,
> information@catherine2004.org, kajode@aol.com,
> jim.demint@mail.house.gov, Bob@inglisforcongress.com,
> aspencer@limestone.edu, gary@garymcleod.org,
> preachergirl68@yahoo.com, Stew@StewForCongress.com,
> Info@MelissaBrownforCongress.com, jpd4cd14@verizon.net,
> dent2004@ptd.net, campaign@paterno2004.com, lcauditor@aol.com,
> flk828@aol.com, bobney@bobney.org
> Subject: Fwd: This my best effort to protect someone I respect
>
>
>
>
> Note: forwarded message attached.
>
> Do you Yahoo!?
> Yahoo! Mail – CNET Editors' Choice 2004. Tell them what you think.
> From: David Amos
> Date: October 17, 2004 9:44:39 PM EDT
> To: barrupdate@bobbarr.org
> Cc: mjyannone@aol.com, lynne@votecobb.org,
> BushCheney04@GeorgeWBush.com, info@johnkerry.com, cei@nbnet.nb.ca,
> alltrue@nl.rogers.com, atvnews@ctv.ca, michel.lalande@bell.ca,
> info@obamaforillinois.com, newsroom@globeandmail.ca,
> rebozo@u.washington.edu, Patrick.E.Murphy.72@nd.edu,
> mail@cebcglobal.org, nbowie@umn.edu, dunfeet@wharton.upenn.edu,
> donaldst@wharton.upenn.edu, hartmane@andromeda.rutgers.edu,
> dmessick@kellogg.northwestern.edu, tpiper@hbs.edu, lnash@hbs.edu,
> rsolomon@mail.utexas.edu, WicksA@darden.virginia.edu,
> ltrevino@psu.edu, brenkg@msb.edu, timfort@umich.edu,
> Diana_Robertson@bus.emory.edu, info@hodesforcongress.com,
> mckim@mckimforsenate.com, ncicco@seacoastonline.com,
> info@nadeau2004.com, info@johnlynch04.com,
> thomas.eaton@leg.state.nh.us, scotta@parl.gc.ca, Brison.S@parl.gc.ca,
> davidorchard@sasktel.net, rosent@math.toronto.edu, dpm@pm.gc.ca,
> ethics@harvard.edu, Goldring.P@parl.gc.ca, McDonough.A@parl.gc.ca,
> Easter.W@parl.gc.ca, Comartin.J@parl.gc.ca, pm@pm.gc.ca,
> Layton.J@parl.gc.ca, Efford.J@parl.gc.ca, Dryden.K@parl.gc.ca,
> Duceppe.G@parl.gc.ca, Valeri.T@parl.gc.ca, Dosanjh.U@parl.gc.ca,
> kcarmichael@bloomberg.net, dwford@dmb.com, bill.glahn@mclane.com,
> cathy@green-utter.com, chuckmorse@morseforcongress.com,
> michael.gunnison@usdoj.gov, Mhall@hallstewart.com,
> ekaplan@sulloway.com, Bjorn_Lange@fd.org, Dmullen@doj.state.nh.us,
> soconnell@nixonpeabody.com, lvogelman@skv-law.com,
> gretchen.witt@usdoj.gov, tarrance@tarrance.com, info@voteparke.com,
> woodchuck200@adelphia.net, mconnolly@haslaw.com, pcowan@sheehan.com,
> davies.carl@nbpub.com, news@timestranscript.com, oldmaison@yahoo.com,
> nbombud@gnb.ca, advocacycollective@yahoo.com, brad.green@gnb.ca
> Subject: This my best effort to protect someone I respect
>
>
> I explained it to the lady and she did agree. It is not a bad way
> to protect my friends. When I believe that somebody knows too much, I
> make certain that everybody else knows it as well. Thus I send the
> attached email to all.
> I do not abide in Chatham House Rules like Bob Barr and his
> buddies do. They are all far too sneaky for me. I do not agree with
> the lawyers that think that the truth should be kept confidential to
> protect the reputation of the corrupt. The task of seeing the public
> trust is upheld falls upon ordinary people when lawyers, politicians
> and law enforcement authorities would rather cover up the crimes and
> not act within the scope of their employment and uphold the law .
> When the Media refuses to exercise their Constitutional Freedom
> to report what they know to be true just because of the interests of
> the CEO's that pay their wages maybe adversely affected. Ordinary
> people must spread the word and reveal the truth anyway they can for
> the benefit of all. You can ask W5 or Frontline or Bob Barr and a
> great many others my opinion about that.
> If anyone believes me, please forward this information to
> everyone you know. I must go to court on October 19th and defend my
> freedom because I sent a crooked lawyer litigating against me three
> emails that she didn't like to receive. She lied and pretended that I
> was a mere acquaintance that was stalking her and everyone knows it is
> not so. It is her and her clients that are harassing my family.
> Methinks I will forward to all the emails that I sent to her on
> the day I stand before the court. We shall see what the folks on the
> world wide web think about that. If I cannot do so because my lines
> are cut again or if I am sent back to jail. I ask that my friends to
> do it for me in order that the truth be revealed.
> If necessary I also ask that my friends forward the Affidavit
> that caused a Yankee judge to send me to jail without bail in order to
> check my mental health. I am not crazy to bring my attorney (me,
> myself and I) with me every where I go even into the downtown Psych
> Ward. I had served the Sheriff the year before because she had failed
> to uphold the law. The Sheriff's Dept. had assisted the perjury of the
> US Attorney Michael J. Sullivan after I had paid their substantial
> bill. I would not allow her deputies to deny me of my rights without
> protest and demanding to speak to their lawyer, the Sheriff herself.
> Eventually they let me out on five thousand dollar cash bail.
> While I was in jail the Canadian Consulate dudes came to see me and
> told me that I had threatened a judge but when I asked my jailers for
> the charges against me it was only listed as "other". I have not
> received any notice of such charges and I know for a fact that I
> didn't. If I had threatened a judge he would have charged me
> immediately while was standing before him in court. The DA is a liar.
> The judge properly recused himself because I informed him that he is
> my neighbor as soon I knew and was allowed to speak. It was not my
> fault that the court, or the DA or the judge did not compare our
> addresses before they attempted to prosecute me. I definitely was not
> stalking the judge, I stayed far away in Canada and only entered the
> USA on the days I was ordered by the court to appear. The DA's claim
> that I was a flight risk was absolutely ridiculous. I look forward to
> the argument in the proper jurisdiction in front of a jury of my
> peers. The fact I won't file a Motion to Dismiss is why they think I
> am nuts. I am not. It is a necessary argument for the benefit of my
> Clan. I must make a stand and defend our rights. To take the chance of
> going to to jail as another wrongly prosecuted man is a very small
> price to pay. Trading safety for freedom is not wise.
> To all the others that consider this spam, ask me if I care. At
> least you can never say that I didn't tell what was so. I have the
> proof that the message was sent in good byway of Yahoo to you.
> David Raymond Amos
>
> Note: forwarded message attached.
>
> Do you Yahoo!?
> Yahoo! Mail – CNET Editors' Choice 2004. Tell them what you think.
> From: David Amos
> Date: October 16, 2004 11:16:53 AM EDT
> To: Kathryn
> Cc: mjyannone@aol.com, info@votenader.org, lynne@votecobb.org,
> BushCheney04@GeorgeWBush.com, info@johnkerry.com, cei@nbnet.nb.ca,
> alltrue@nl.rogers.com
> Subject: Re: Another kettle of Fish
>
>
> Kathryn, I thank you for your interest. You are the first person
> to respond to my emails in a positive fashion. My numbers are as
> follows: Home 617 698 6549 Cell 506 434-1379
> The following is the name of a man of your party that I had a
> long talk with last night. I like him a lot. I will support his bid
> for election anyway I can. Obviously I just told him so. I do not
> support political parties I support individuals that prove to me their
> honesty and therefore are worth being placed in a seat in Congress or
> elsewhere in order to uphold the Public Trust.
> Another fella of your party Glen Schwarz dropped the ball and
> insulted me as some sort of conspiracy nut yesterday. If he only knew
> how that offended a Canadian that knows a little bit about tainted
> blood on Little Rock. Then he would know why I saw red.
> Good Day Mark and thanks for listening. Please do me the favour
> and call my friend Byron Prior 709 834-9822. He is a man in true need
> of support. A simple phone call would be a long needed sip of the milk
> of human kindness from a stranger.
> As for me I need no help. I do better alone. I make myself more
> powerful by helping others. In return, I merely hope that they will
> testify as to what they know to be true. Before I help anyone, they
> must prove to me that they can be trusted. There is quite simply no
> middle ground for anyone to stand on in my battles with the corruption
> within the justice systems and the governments of two countries.
> Although they are supposed to be separate entities within separate
> nations, they are in fact tied at the hip. Thanks to the malevolent
> actions of lawyers such as Cobb and Nader who pretend to be something
> that they are not.
> Last night I had just discovered that your party had a man
> running for President. Now I have discovered that there are in deed
> many people running for the presidency. If they wish to receive them,
> I will forward them all the same emails I sent to your party. However
> I also saw that your man was running around with the likes of David
> Cobb, a lawyer I do not trust for very justifiable reasons. Please
> view the attached files and ask Mr. Cobb what he knows to be true
> about my concerns.
> My best advice to Mr. Badnarik is to be careful of who he
> associates with. The attached files should explain my reasons why. Mr.
> Cobb and Mr. Nader can expect a summons to court someday. I will not
> bother your man Badnarik because he is a layman and not obliged to
> uphold the law. If he or anyone of his friends wish to call, it is
> fine by me. I will tell anyone what I know to be true. It simply does
> not matter whether I trust them or not. Truth must be known to all and
> not kept secret.
> My word is my bond. Lawyers require signatures not honest men.
> However if you do not trust my word, save this email for your own
> benefit. Frank Quatronne's and Martha Stewart's matters proved how
> valuable emails can be.
> Right now John Kerry is the Senator representing my Clan in
> Massachusetts. If he loses this election, he is still our senator. He
> also brags a lot about being a former Suffolk County District
> Attorney. He has had a copy of a police surveillance wiretap tape
> numbered 139 for a very long time. The Suffolk County District
> Attorney, Daniel Conley has had many original tapes since Sept 3rd
> 2004 as have Canadian law enforcement authorities.
> The tapes have been discussed before a court that does not have
> jurisdiction to even begin to hear the matter. I had served upon the
> court byway of an affidavit that I had given the material to the
> Suffolk County District Attorney as directed by the Milton Police
> Chief, the Canadian Governor General, A Canadian Attorney General and
> the even the Massachusetts Trail Court's own legal Dept. to name a
> few. On October 1st of this year before a judge sent me to jail in a
> blatant violation of my Eighth Amendment Rights, the very police
> surveillance tapes that I speak of were piled on the DA's table on
> open view to all rather than being filed under seal. the tapes are
> irrefutable of the Fourth Amendment Violations of others. Everyone
> witnessed the DA not upholding the law and the court asked no
> questions. I was then sent to the custody of a Sheriff that had
> assisted the criminals acting against me for years. There will be a
> profound legal argument about the false allegations made against me or
> I will die defending my right to do so. I hope that is clear.
> I had also informed Kerry of many other crimes beginning on
> October 23rd 2002 before he was reelected our Senator. He cannot deny
> that his assistant tried to call me immediately after a very important
> argument in Norfolk Superior Court on Sept 29th, 2003. I had others
> listen to my voicemail. On the very same day I sent the evidence of
> crimes to every US Attorney in the USA and began mailing the same
> material to every Member of Congress that is a lawyer. I have received
> responds from many. they can never say they don't know the truth about
> what I say.
> It is now almost two years to the day since I had first crossed
> paths with Senator John Kerry. On October 19th in Dorchester District
> Court I will name him and his friends Kennedy, Edwards, Lynch,
> Kucinich and many others as witnesses to testify in my defense
> against the very office he once was employed by. I have their
> signatures. Therefore they can never claim that they are not well
> aware of my matters. I am inviting everyone to witness my Trial in
> front of a Jury of my Peers. This is an important matter for the
> benefit of all the peoples rights in two democratic countries.
> I also informed Kerry of what I knew about the FBI claims to me
> of preparing to go to war in Iraq on Oct 15th, 2002. What he says now
> about that War is very offensive to me, particularly as a Canadian
> Citizen. Americans such as Argeo P. Cellucci chastise us for not
> becoming involved and label us as chickens. The Yankees like Argeo
> have a very short memory span. It appears that they forget World War
> One and Two. The USA did not become involved until they were attacked.
> In my opinion that is the proper way to employ a country's armed
> forces. Canada had to go to war because our Monarchy had ordered it. I
> am very glad that Canada did not follow the British lead into Iraq.
> The British always use the colonials as cannon fodder. I know a 48th
> Highlander, a Lady from Hell that will talk to you all day about that
> fact.
> I say the blood of a Patriot should only be spilled in defense
> of his country. A President should not order the people he serves to
> draw first blood. War is a tool that serves only politicians. They
> should do what the people elected them to do. Merely speak softly as
> they hold the big stick.
> I am sick and tired of hearing the phrase "Weapons of Mass
> Destruction". They are just catch words employed by a malicious
> politician to strike fear in the hearts of the people he represents.
> That very man controls the greatest arsenal in the world of such
> weapons.
> I would debate Dick Cheney about this or anything any day of
> the week and twice on Sunday. George W. Bush is just too dumb to waste
> my breath with. Look into his eyes before you attempt to argue me
> about that fact. I have heard that he is on the same pills that have
> been prescribed to my wife and yet she continues to function as a
> normal hard working person who is the loving mother of two. The pills
> do the the job for her. To me George W. Bush is a space cadet on the
> wrong medication. He now wants my native land to become involved in
> his buddies' pet Star Wars Project. Bush's puppet, Steven Harper just
> forced the malevolent Martin to go along with the plan. I say nay, no
> way. What say you?
> David Raymond Amos
>
> Need I say this email is being forwarded to many Canadians.
>
>
>
> Mr. Mark J. Yannone (AZ)
>
>
> Current Office: Challenger
> Office Seeking: U.S. Representative
> District Seeking: 3
> Party: Libertarian
> 2 West Pershing Avenue
> Phoenix, AZ 85029
> Phone: 602-548-7123
>
> Kathryn wrote:
> Do you have a phone number?
> Kathryn
> Media Executive Assistant
> On Oct 15, 2004, at 9:52 PM, David Amos wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Express yourself with Y! Messenger! Free. Download now.
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 15, 2004 7:21:58 PM EDT
> > To: markyannone@yahoo.com
> > Cc: appoe@aol.com, jsykes@ak.net, info@millicanussenate.com,
> > vernon_mason@yahoo.com, Powell@GammillForCongress.com,
> > Delawarewc@yahoo.com
> > Subject: Fwd: Another kettle of Fish
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! Mail – CNET Editors' Choice 2004. Tell them what you think.
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 14, 2004 6:03:02 PM EDT
> > To: newsroom@globeandmail.ca
> > Cc: lavoie.luc@quebecor.com, michel.lalande@bell.ca,
> > jean-francois.legault@bell.ca, christopher.ginther@bell.ca,
> > atvnews@ctv.ca, bcecomms@bce.ca, info@obamaforillinois.com,
> > newsroom@globeandmail.ca
> > Subject: Fwd: Another kettle of Fish
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > vote.yahoo.com - Register online to vote today!
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 14, 2004 2:35:13 AM EDT
> > To: jmargolis@hbs.edu
> > Cc: rebozo@u.washington.edu, Patrick.E.Murphy.72@nd.edu,
> > mail@cebcglobal.org, nbowie@umn.edu, dunfeet@wharton.upenn.edu,
> > donaldst@wharton.upenn.edu, hartmane@andromeda.rutgers.edu,
> > dmessick@kellogg.northwestern.edu, tpiper@hbs.edu, lnash@hbs.edu,
> > rsolomon@mail.utexas.edu, WicksA@darden.virginia.edu,
> > ltrevino@psu.edu, brenkg@msb.edu, timfort@umich.edu,
> > Diana_Robertson@bus.emory.edu, WERHANEP@darden.virginia.edu,
> > gfdavis@umich.edu, st.int@cbs.dk, dsicilia@umd.edu, sb.ikl@cbs.dk,
> > men.ikl@cbs.dk
> > Subject: Fwd: Another kettle of Fish
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > vote.yahoo.com - Register online to vote today!
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 13, 2004 10:18:52 PM EDT
> > To: promano@VillageVoice.com
> > Cc: info@lynnwestmoreland.org, milan01@cs.com, info@kucinich.us,
> > contact@edhermanforcongress.com, dhooper@uplogon.com,
> > lynn@actionstrat.com, jt@truscottgroup.com,
> > randell.shafer@comcast.net, cassell4congress@earthlink.net,
> > GA06@mail.house.gov, deversman@daveeversman.org,
> > bryce@calderclay.com, information@catherine2004.org, kajode@aol.com,
> > jim.demint@mail.house.gov, Bob@inglisforcongress.com,
> > aspencer@limestone.edu, gary@garymcleod.org,
> > preachergirl68@yahoo.com, Stew@StewForCongress.com,
> > Info@MelissaBrownforCongress.com, jpd4cd14@verizon.net,
> > dent2004@ptd.net, campaign@paterno2004.com, lcauditor@aol.com,
> > flk828@aol.com, bobney@bobney.org, RonCrews@crewsforcongress.com,
> > contact_chase@chaseforcongress.com, info@jonesforuscongress.com,
> > info@johnthune.com, info@diedrichforcongress.com,
> > info@BobBrown2004.com, Denny.Rehberg@mail.house.gov,
> > janice@bowlingforcongress.com, jcollins@foley.com,
> > Craig.Morford@usdoj.gov, slevin@mail.house.gov
> > Subject: Fwd: Another kettle of Fish
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! Mail – CNET Editors' Choice 2004. Tell them what you think.
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 13, 2004 2:29:38 PM EDT
> > To: BRICE@darden.virginia.edu
> > Cc: moriartyb@Darden.virginia.edu, FreemanE@darden.virginia.edu,
> > dean.krehmeyer@atkearney.com, headquarters@fanniemae.com,
> > Ken_Rietz@was.bm.com, Harold_Burson@nyc.bm.com,
> > chris_komisarjevsky@bm.com, John_Maltese@nyc.bm.com,
> > Celia_Berk@nyc.bm.com, Andrew_Nibley@marsteller.com,
> > Michael_Mckenna@marsteller.com, Richard_Mintz@was.bm.com,
> > Scott_Pastrick@was.bm.com, cveith@directimpact.com,
> > Linda_Recupero@nyc.bm.com, attgenmail@moago.org, Chris@votebyrd.org,
> > TalkToUs@pamelawallin.com, louis@canapple.com
> > Subject: Another kettle of Fish
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > vote.yahoo.com - Register online to vote today!
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 12, 2004 10:02:27 AM EDT
> > To: motomaniac_02186@hotmail.com
> > Cc: info@hodesforcongress.com, mckim@mckimforsenate.com,
> > ncicco@seacoastonline.com, info@nadeau2004.com,
> info@johnlynch04.com,
> > thomas.eaton@leg.state.nh.us, scotta@parl.gc.ca,
> Brison.S@parl.gc.ca,
> > davidorchard@sasktel.net, rosent@math.toronto.edu, dpm@pm.gc.ca,
> > ethics@harvard.edu, Goldring.P@parl.gc.ca, McDonough.A@parl.gc.ca,
> > Easter.W@parl.gc.ca, Comartin.J@parl.gc.ca, pm@pm.gc.ca,
> > Layton.J@parl.gc.ca, Efford.J@parl.gc.ca, Dryden.K@parl.gc.ca,
> > Duceppe.G@parl.gc.ca, Valeri.T@parl.gc.ca, Dosanjh.U@parl.gc.ca,
> > kcarmichael@bloomberg.net, dwford@dmb.com, bill.glahn@mclane.com,
> > cathy@green-utter.com, michael.gunnison@usdoj.gov,
> > Mhall@hallstewart.com, ekaplan@sulloway.com, Bjorn_Lange@fd.org,
> > Dmullen@doj.state.nh.us, soconnell@nixonpeabody.com,
> > lvogelman@skv-law.com, gretchen.witt@usdoj.gov,
> > tarrance@tarrance.com, info@voteparke.com,
> woodchuck200@adelphia.net,
> > cei@nbnet.nb.ca, mconnolly@haslaw.com, pcowan@sheehan.com,
> > davies.carl@nbpub.com, news@timestranscript.com,
> oldmaison@yahoo.com,
> > nbombud@gnb.ca, advocacycollective@yahoo.com, brad.green@gnb.ca,
> > dayja@sen.parl.gc.ca, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca,
> > CustomerService@NEMoves.com, news@dailygleaner.com, info@gg.ca,
> > peter.ringrose@lawsociety.nf.ca, srobinson@lspei.pe.ca,
> > dpink@nsbs.org, mrichard@lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca,
> > pierre.cleroux@cdnq.org, jhoule@barreau.qc.ca, kcorrick@lsuc.on.ca,
> > afineblit@lawsociety.mb.ca, klogan@lawsociety.sk.ca,
> > Don.Thompson@lawsocietyalberta.com, jmatkin@lsbc.org,
> > lawsoc@nunanet.com, lsy@yknet.yk.ca, whitford-lsnt@theedge.ca,
> > jeff.mockler@gnb.ca, diane.bourque@flsc.ca,
> > brad.woodside@fredericton.ca, police@fredericton.ca,
> > Cadman.C@parl.gc.ca, corp.website@sunlife.com,
> > martine.turcotte@bell.ca, cynthia.merlini@dfait-maeci.gc.ca,
> > chebert@thestar.ca, Stoffer.P@parl.gc.ca, Stronach.B@parl.gc.ca,
> > Matthews.B@parl.gc.ca, MacAulay.L@parl.gc.ca, alltrue@nl.rogers.com,
> > jmilan01@cs.com, motomaniac@techemail.com
> > Subject: Notice I did not tell Granny?
> >
> >
> > She didn't respond but something else did. Now I am gonna tell
> > everyone elses' computer what I know to be true. Bill Gates'
> services
> > have failed me again, so I will rely on faithful old Yahoo. Brad
> Smith
> > and Steven Balmer really should have responded to my letters, much
> to
> > the chagrin of a local boy William D. Green and McGraw Hill. They do
> > own Businessweek and Mulroney speaks for Forbes and Quebecor. You
> > think they would have called and invited me to speak at the
> Accenture
> > big deal in the Big Apple. Could it be they knew I was going to jail
> > so they felt free to snub me?
> > At least computers are faithful. It takes wicked people to
> > ignore or delete the files. I still have retained my faith in the
> > ordinary mans' sense of curiousity and greed. I will wager a few
> > people will have a look and then the cat will be out of the bag and
> > forwarded around the world.
> > Just so other people that recieve this email know, this is no
> > virus nor anything malicious such as spam. It is just some of the
> > awful truth that I have come to know. When you have satisfied your
> > curiousity and see what i say may be true. It should make you sick
> > enough to give someone a call to voice your indignation.
> > I thought it was only fair that since I was spilling the beans on
> > the Republicans in Beantown, I must to the same for the Democrats as
> > well. Click on the attachment and have a look. Then everyone should
> > give Jeanne Shaheen and Judy Reardon a call and ask them if they are
> > in bed with George Bush. If you seek true enlightenment give Barack
> > Obama a call and ask him about the letter I sent him long before I
> > went home to rum for Parliament. Id he denies receiving it ask me for
> > a copy it was sent confirmed US Mail.
> > My fellow Canadins this message is for you. This email merely
> > contains some crap about bad acting Yankees it is no real news
> because
> > everyone knows it true anyway. What you should pay attention to is
> > that Paul Martin went to Russia this weekend to advise them on Civil
> > Rights issues. I can easily prove to you why he should have stayed
> > home. I will forward to anyone that asks the info that will make you
> > cry about our own sad state of affairs. We nedd to fix ourselves
> first
> > before we elect assholes to advise. Does anyone remember Tainted
> blood
> > and Martin's involvement in the matter? Ask his wicked little
> deputy
> > from the Maritimes Anne McLellan or Belinda Baby's Buddy Billy
> > Clinton about that. Howard Wilson ain't saying what he knows about
> > jackshit.
> > The will be more email to follow to those I choose to inform.
> > I will send more info to those that ask me nicely and if I can
> afford
> > the time.
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: promano@VillageVoice.com
> > Cc: info@lynnwestmoreland.org ; milan01@cs.com ; info@kucinich.us ;
> > contact@edhermanforcongress.com ; dhooper@uplogon.com ;
> > lynn@actionstrat.com ; jt@truscottgroup.com ;
> > randell.shafer@comcast.net ; cassell4congress@earthlink.net ;
> > GA06@mail.house.gov ; deversman@daveeversman.org ;
> > bryce@calderclay.com ; information@catherine2004.org ; kajode@aol.com
> > ; jim.demint@mail.house.gov ; Bob@inglisforcongress.com ;
> > aspencer@limestone.edu ; gary@garymcleod.org ;
> > preachergirl68@yahoo.com ; Stew@StewForCongress.com ;
> > Info@MelissaBrownforCongress.com ; jpd4cd14@verizon.net ;
> > dent2004@ptd.net ; campaign@paterno2004.com ; lcauditor@aol.com ;
> > flk828@aol.com ; bobney@bobney.org ; RonCrews@crewsforcongress.com ;
> > contact_chase@chaseforcongress.com ; info@jonesforuscongress.com ;
> > info@johnthune.com ; info@diedrichforcongress.com ;
> > info@BobBrown2004.com ; Congressman Denny Rehberg ;
> > janice@bowlingforcongress.com ; moto maniac
> > Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 8:13 AM
> > Subject: Fw: Your Message to Johnny; Please Make Sure Your Address is
> > Included
> >
> > Sometimes you can make government computers work for you. At
> least
> > they act faithfully and give everyone the same answer. You people
> that
> > seek to have these folks positions are you going to play the Hear no
> > Evil, See no Evil and speak no evil game as well? Jeez I gave you a
> > very interesting clue about how I can prove John Kerry is not worthy
> > of the Public Trust.
> > As of yet not one of you has responded. Could it be because
> > someone told you not to because I can prove Mr. Bush is worse?
> Please
> > review what I sent you and never forget that allow I am just a
> > Canadian, I have the same rights as you under Title 42 Sec 1981 &
> 1982
> > etc etc. Am I the only one willing to speak up in the defense of
> your
> > Rights and demand that the Public Trust be upheld and malevolent
> > authorities be held accountable?
> > Most of you are not encumbents I threw in some to spice up the
> > stew. This is you chance to sweep public corruption from the
> congress
> > for at least maybe a day or two. Someone might as well speak up
> > because I am emailing the World.
> > What planet are you folks from?
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: Representative Johnny Isakson
> > Cc: Congressman Denny Rehberg
> > Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 7:51 AM
> > Subject: Re: Your Message to Johnny; Please Make Sure Your Address is
> > Included
> >
> >
> > Hey Johnny You should really think about what you just sent me
> > and review what I sent you. Then ask your help to explain Rule 9 of
> > the Code of Ethics that was made law about 1958 or so Title 18 sec
> > 1001 or Title 28 sec 530b can enlighten you as well.
> > I can send you a summons to court from any of every US District
> > Court and you would have to answer me then or pay a great amount of
> > relief.
> > At least I thank you for acknowledging what you received. Whether
> > you read it or not is not my fault. You can never deny you got it.
> My
> > address is clearly stated within the tif files attached.
> > The same holds true for you too Denny Boy.
> > Why don't you all just pick up the phone and ask H. Marshaal
> > Jarrett or Michael E. Shaheen to go Mr. Raines' New School of
> Ethics?
> > Maybe they can learn some new tricks to teach all you dudes in
> > Congress. I am bored with the standard operating proceedure give me
> > something new to ponder or get honest. Will ya?
> > Cya'll in Court:)
> > David R. Amos
> > 153 Alvin Ave.
> > Milton.MA. 02186
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Representative Johnny Isakson"
> > To:
> > Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 12:28 AM
> > Subject: Your Message to Johnny; Please Make Sure Your Address is
> > Included
> >
> > > Thank you for contacting my office. Due to the extremely high
> volume
> > of
> > > emails I receive, I am only able to respond to messages from the
> > State of
> > > Georgia that contain a complete name and street or mailing
> address.
> > I
> > > appreciate your input and ideas, and hope that you will take a
> > moment to
> > > visit my website at http://www.house.gov/isakson. This message is
> > sent
> > > out as an automatic response to every email.
> > > Sincerely,
> > > Johnny Isakson
> > > Member of Congress
> > >
> >
> >
> > Dear Friend:
> >
> > Thanks for your message. I appreciate receiving your comments and
> > hope you will pardon the automated reply, but I wanted you to know
> > quickly that I have received your message.
> >
> > I would like to respond via email to each of the emails I receive.
> > Unfortunately, we have not yet found a way to send a secure,
> > tamper-proof email. If you would like a personal response from me,
> > via U.S. mail, please include your name and mailing address in the
> > text of your message, or email me through my website
> > www.house.gov/rehberg. Your thoughts are important to me, and I want
> > you to know that your email is read and appreciated. The views and
> > opinions of Montanans are extremely important to me -- you are my
> > "eyes and ears" -- and I appreciate your input.
> >
> > If you have further thoughts or questions, or if you are having
> > problems with a federal office and need assistance, my staff in
> > Washington, D.C. and Montana would like to hear from you. Here are
> my
> > office telephone numbers:
> >
> > Washington, D.C.: (202) 225-3211
> > Billings toll-free: 1-888-232-2626
> > Billings: (406) 256-1019
> > Missoula: (406) 543-9550
> > Great Falls: (406) 454-1066
> > Helena: (406) 443-7878
> >
> > All e-mails concerning scheduling are forwarded to my Montana and
> > Washington, DC staff. If you were contacting me on a scheduling
> > matter, my staff will be in touch with you.
> >
> > I also invite you to visit my website www.house.gov/rehberg for
> > information that will help you track current issues before the U.S.
> > House of Representatives. If you have time and the opportunity, you
> > might also want to visit THOMAS, the Library of Congress Legislative
> > Information System on the Internet (at http://thomas.loc.gov/) and
> the
> > House of Representatives home page (at http://www.house.gov/) where
> > you will find a great deal of useful information on Congressional
> > activities.
> >
> > Again, thanks for your interest. Your thoughts and concerns help
> > create a better future for Montana. Keep in touch.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> >
> > Denny Rehberg
> > Representative for the State of Montana
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: lcauditor@aol.com
> > Cc: flk828@aol.com ; bobney@bobney.org ;
> RonCrews@crewsforcongress.com
> > ; contact_chase@chaseforcongress.com ; info@jonesforuscongress.com ;
> > info@johnthune.com ; info@diedrichforcongress.com ;
> > info@BobBrown2004.com ; denny.rehberg@mail.house.gov ;
> > janice@bowlingforcongress.com
> > Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 11:29 PM
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: promano@VillageVoice.com
> > Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 10:51 PM
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: milan01@cs.com
> > Cc: info@kucinich.us
> > Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 2:13 PM
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: contact@edhermanforcongress.com
> > Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2004 8:39 PM
> > Subject: I just called here is your tip
> >
> > These are just a tif files nothing malicious but fairly enlightening.
> > I simply don't care about your political standing as long as it
> comes
> > from ethical reasoning give me a call if you wish.
> > Best Regards
> > David R. Amos
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! Mail – CNET Editors' Choice 2004. Tell them what you think.
> > From: "David Amos"
> > Date: October 12, 2004 8:15:49 AM EDT
> > To: "moto maniac"
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: promano@VillageVoice.com
> > Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 10:51 PM
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: milan01@cs.com
> > Cc: info@kucinich.us
> > Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 2:13 PM
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: contact@edhermanforcongress.com
> > Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2004 8:39 PM
> > Subject: I just called here is your tip
> >
> > These are just a tif files nothing malicious but fairly enlightening.
> > I simply don't care about your political standing as long as it
> comes
> > from ethical reasoning give me a call if you wish.
> > 506 434-1379
> > Best Regards
> > David R. Amos
> >
> > Kucinich.tif>
> > Response.tif>
> > baby.tif>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> Do you Yahoo!?
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You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
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You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
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You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
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You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
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You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
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You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: looneroo@hotmail.com
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From: David Amos
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: dent2004@ptd.net
CC: info@driscollforcongress.com, campaign@rich2004.com,
dayja@sen.parl.gc.ca, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca, CustomerService@NEMoves.com,
news@dailygleaner.com, info@gg.ca, peter.ringrose@lawsociety.nf.ca,
srobinson@lspei.pe.ca, dpink@nsbs.org, mrichard@lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca,
pierre.cleroux@cdnq.org, jhoule@barreau.qc.ca, kcorrick@lsuc.on.ca,
afineblit@lawsociety.mb.ca, klogan@lawsociety.sk.ca,
Don.Thompson@lawsocietyalberta.com, jmatkin@lsbc.org, lawsoc@nunanet.com,
lsy@yknet.yk.ca, whitford-lsnt@theedge.ca, jeff.mockler@gnb.ca,
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chebert@thestar.ca, Stoffer.P@parl.gc.ca, Stronach.B@parl.gc.ca,
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From: David Raymond Amos (davidramos@xplornet.com)
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Sent: January 4, 2007 10:08:33 PM
To: samperrier@hotmail.com; alltrue@nl.rogers.com
Cc: dean Ray (deanr0032@hotmail.com); motomaniac_02186@yahoo.com
Apparentely I was summoned to stand before a Yankee Court on January 3rdto answer more false criminal charges but I was not served anything andnobody would talk about it. Now the day has come and gone and stilleverybody is playing dumb.It is also abundantly clear I was very wrong about this Dean kid. Heis a real snake in the grass. I also was invited to another one of thosesneaky Yahoo chat rooms on New Years Eve. Need I say I smelled foul play?Remeber what I thought of Integrity BC crowd before I went to jail? When Istomped on the bastards in another Yahoo Group this little prick Dean showedme his nasty arse. Obviously I pissed of his buddies. Ask me if I care. Iguess it is just another one of thise things I do that nobody seems toappreciate.I just spent the second miserable Xmass without my kids and I amfeeling as mean as a snake. My little Darlin came down with diabetes andcried all Xmass day because I was not there. Rest assured there will be Hellto pay. because I could not make my Gracie's wish come true.This is just one of many emails I received from that Dean kid in thepast few days. What he says of me is absolutely incredible but notsurprising at the same time. Rest assured I will use everyone of his ownwords against him. However when he began slamming Sam in a couple of emailsI figured you guys should know. If you say nothing its cool. I am about totear the little bastard a brand new arsehole to cram a couple of Newfydiddlers up into .(I see Tommy Marshall has a new job eh?)Notice how the chickenshit out west claims Hickman is behind me andSam works with Hickman? A lot he knows eh? Does this kid even know how toread or does he just cut and paste everything? Curiousity has got the cat.I must ask Byron is he one of the dudes that warned you away from me?Happy New Year fellasDave ----- Original Message -----From: "dean Ray"
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From: David Amos
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To: dgage@oregongreyhound.com
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From: David Amos
Subject: Daruty and Cellucci may wish to talk to these Yankees
To: MEC.investors@magnaent.com, dhart@pattersonpalmer.ca,
smay@pattersonpalmer.ca
I am about to sue their nasty arses plus a bunch more for good measure. They have a thing or to to learn about falsely imprisoning a pigheaded Maritimer to have his head examined. I am about to take it up with the UN and Franky McKenna. As I told the lady that answered your phone for ya Don, perhaps you should consider quitting Magna and become my lawyer. You would never need another client in order to make a very decent living. I have need of legions of ethical lawyers. I think the best place to find them is straight out of law school before their ethics are tainted by the system. Check History. Cardinal Law did quit his job the day after I filed the Affidavit in US District Court on Dec 12th 2002. The DHS did come try to take me away right after I gave my stuff to the US attorney in New Hampshire and just before I went to the annual shareholders meeting of the Brookline Bancorp.The Sec did settle with Putnam Investments in November of 2003 immediately after I talked to Philip Koski and Louis Randazo of the SEC about Putnam and the Brookline Bank. The Pope did give Cardinal Law a job inside the Vatican in May of 2004 after I notified the lawyers in Boston I was suing the Bastards again. (Law was still on the Boston payroll and my wife's Kickham cousin is still their secretary) I am being prosecuted by an unsigned criminal complaint made by a lawyer who flat out lied to the cops and they all know it. The wiretap tapes are going to piss off a lot of Italian mobsters very soon. We all know they can afford lawyers like Richard Egbert when it is to their advange to litigate. Then there is the fact that if the bastards snuff me it will be a political killing because I was on the ballot in Fundy and I told many people many things in front of many witnesses. Do you want my blood on your hands particularly aft I had accurately predicted the the Death of H. Paul Rico in jail down south long before it happened? Never forget that Argeo P. Cellucci is likely familiar with many people recorded on the tapes that I have and how many fancy fella like David Aufhauser and Theodore Olson etc quit their jobs immediately after they received hard copy of my material. I have a very big stick to use against the rampant public corruption and I will not settle without the truth being well known to all or I will die trying. This is not about money. It is about freedom and staying alive. I am using the lawyers worship of money and denial of justice against them to suit my own ends. They love it so I will take it from them if they do not obey the rules of their profession. Get it? Beleive me when I say that I know a great deal more about many things that can prove and have not spoken of yet. My pending criminal trial is going to be an interesting affair. Ask the General Counsel of the SEC. I dare ya.
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From: David Amos
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: some respnses
To: looneroo@hotmail.com
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Yahoo! Search presents - Jib Jab's 'Second Term'Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 08:44:49 -0700 (PDT)
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: some respnses
To: dent2004@ptd.net
CC: info@driscollforcongress.com, greta_browne@hotmail.com,
campaign@rich2004.com, dayja@sen.parl.gc.ca, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca,
CustomerService@NEMoves.com, news@dailygleaner.com, info@gg.ca,
peter.ringrose@lawsociety.nf.ca, srobinson@lspei.pe.ca, dpink@nsbs.org,
mrichard@lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca, pierre.cleroux@cdnq.org,
jhoule@barreau.qc.ca, kcorrick@lsuc.on.ca, afineblit@lawsociety.mb.ca,
klogan@lawsociety.sk.ca, Don.Thompson@lawsocietyalberta.com,
jmatkin@lsbc.org, lawsoc@nunanet.com, lsy@yknet.yk.ca,
whitford-lsnt@theedge.ca, jeff.mockler@gnb.ca, diane.bourque@flsc.ca,
brad.woodside@fredericton.ca, police@fredericton.ca, Cadman.C@parl.gc.ca,
corp.website@sunlife.com, martine.turcotte@bell.ca,
cynthia.merlini@dfait-maeci.gc.ca, chebert@thestar.ca,
Stoffer.P@parl.gc.ca, Stronach.B@parl.gc.ca, Matthews.B@parl.gc.ca,
MacAulay.L@parl.gc.ca, WERHANEP@darden.virginia.edu, gfdavis@umich.edu,
st.int@cbs.dk, dsicilia@umd.edu, sb.ikl@cbs.dk, men.ikl@cbs.dk,
info@lynnwestmoreland.org, milan01@cs.com, info@kucinich.us,
contact@edhermanforcongress.com, dhooper@uplogon.com,
lynn@actionstrat.com, jt@truscottgroup.com,
cassell4congress@earthlink.net, GA06@mail.house.gov,
deversman@daveeversman.org, bryce@calderclay.com,
information@catherine2004.org, kajode@aol.com, jim.demint@mail.house.gov,
Bob@inglisforcongress.com, aspencer@limestone.edu, gary@garymcleod.org,
preachergirl68@yahoo.com, Stew@StewForCongress.com,
Info@MelissaBrownforCongress.com, jpd4cd14@verizon.net, dent2004@ptd.net,
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Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 10:54:48 -0700 (PDT)
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From: David Amos
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To: looneroo@hotmail.com
CC: Ron6388@vif.com, colwellcountry05@yahoo.ca, pigletstheman@hotmail.com,
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
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October 5th Old Adriene may sing a different tune for the Queen than the one Crosbie sang about Tequila Eh Bryon. Lets see if Bill Matthews and his crew are the one's to get screwed this time around. Give me a call if Roberts asks you sign anything this time around. I would like to be there to witness it and then we could both go and chuck rocks at Hickman's house until someone took us under their jurisdiction.
David Amos
Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 10:58:38 -0700 (PDT)
From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: sbj5@sbcglobal.net
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Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
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Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
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Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
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Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: unkadon@netzero.com, assistant_ottawa@mennonitecc.ca
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: ve1jh@hotmail.com
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: trvl@hotmail.com
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: looneroo@hotmail.com
CC: Ron6388@vif.com, colwellcountry05@yahoo.ca, pigletstheman@hotmail.com
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: ironlodgesky@charter.net
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: dent2004@ptd.net
CC: info@driscollforcongress.com, campaign@rich2004.com,
dayja@sen.parl.gc.ca, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca, CustomerService@NEMoves.com,
news@dailygleaner.com, info@gg.ca, peter.ringrose@lawsociety.nf.ca,
srobinson@lspei.pe.ca, dpink@nsbs.org, mrichard@lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca,
pierre.cleroux@cdnq.org, jhoule@barreau.qc.ca, kcorrick@lsuc.on.ca,
afineblit@lawsociety.mb.ca, klogan@lawsociety.sk.ca,
Don.Thompson@lawsocietyalberta.com, jmatkin@lsbc.org, lawsoc@nunanet.com,
lsy@yknet.yk.ca, whitford-lsnt@theedge.ca, jeff.mockler@gnb.ca,
diane.bourque@flsc.ca, brad.woodside@fredericton.ca,
police@fredericton.ca, Cadman.C@parl.gc.ca, corp.website@sunlife.com,
martine.turcotte@bell.ca, cynthia.merlini@dfait-maeci.gc.ca,
chebert@thestar.ca, Stoffer.P@parl.gc.ca, Stronach.B@parl.gc.ca,
Matthews.B@parl.gc.ca, MacAulay.L@parl.gc.ca,
WERHANEP@darden.virginia.edu, gfdavis@umich.edu, st.int@cbs.dk,
dsicilia@umd.edu, sb.ikl@cbs.dk, men.ikl@cbs.dk,
info@lynnwestmoreland.org, milan01@cs.com, info@kucinich.us,
contact@edhermanforcongress.com, dhooper@uplogon.com,
lynn@actionstrat.com, jt@truscottgroup.com,
cassell4congress@earthlink.net, GA06@mail.house.gov,
deversman@daveeversman.org, bryce@calderclay.com,
information@catherine2004.org, kajode@aol.com, jim.demint@mail.house.gov,
Bob@inglisforcongress.com, aspencer@limestone.edu, gary@garymcleod.org,
reachergirl68@yahoo.com, Stew@StewForCongress.com,
Info@MelissaBrownforCongress.com, jpd4cd14@verizon.net, dent2004@ptd.net,
campaign@paterno2004.com, lcauditor@aol.com, flk828@aol.com,
bobney@bobney.org
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Subject: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: metroplex86@speedfactory.net
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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From: Kathryn
Subject: Re: This my best effort to protect someone I respect
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 22:59:42 -0400
To: David Amos
David ,
I hope you come out ok. Make peace with your wife and children. Before
you go. A mother's care and prayer I send to you and your family. I am
afraid to call Byron just to say hello.
Kathryn
On Oct 17, 2004, at 9:58 PM, David Amos wrote:
>
>
> Note: forwarded message attached.
>
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> From: David Amos
> Date: October 17, 2004 9:51:56 PM EDT
> To: dayja@sen.parl.gc.ca
> Cc: dan.bussieres@gnb.ca, CustomerService@NEMoves.com,
> news@dailygleaner.com, info@gg.ca, peter.ringrose@lawsociety.nf.ca,
> srobinson@lspei.pe.ca, dpink@nsbs.org,
> mrichard@lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca, pierre.cleroux@cdnq.org,
> jhoule@barreau.qc.ca, kcorrick@lsuc.on.ca,
> afineblit@lawsociety.mb.ca, klogan@lawsociety.sk.ca,
> Don.Thompson@lawsocietyalberta.com, jmatkin@lsbc.org,
> lawsoc@nunanet.com, lsy@yknet.yk.ca, whitford-lsnt@theedge.ca,
> jeff.mockler@gnb.ca, diane.bourque@flsc.ca,
> brad.woodside@fredericton.ca, police@fredericton.ca,
> Cadman.C@parl.gc.ca, corp.website@sunlife.com,
> martine.turcotte@bell.ca, cynthia.merlini@dfait-maeci.gc.ca,
> chebert@thestar.ca, Stoffer.P@parl.gc.ca, Stronach.B@parl.gc.ca,
> Matthews.B@parl.gc.ca, MacAulay.L@parl.gc.ca,
> WERHANEP@darden.virginia.edu, gfdavis@umich.edu, st.int@cbs.dk,
> dsicilia@umd.edu, sb.ikl@cbs.dk, men.ikl@cbs.dk,
> info@lynnwestmoreland.org, milan01@cs.com, info@kucinich.us,
> contact@edhermanforcongress.com, dhooper@uplogon.com,
> lynn@actionstrat.com, jt@truscottgroup.com,
> cassell4congress@earthlink.net, GA06@mail.house.gov,
> deversman@daveeversman.org, bryce@calderclay.com,
> information@catherine2004.org, kajode@aol.com,
> jim.demint@mail.house.gov, Bob@inglisforcongress.com,
> aspencer@limestone.edu, gary@garymcleod.org,
> preachergirl68@yahoo.com, Stew@StewForCongress.com,
> Info@MelissaBrownforCongress.com, jpd4cd14@verizon.net,
> dent2004@ptd.net, campaign@paterno2004.com, lcauditor@aol.com,
> flk828@aol.com, bobney@bobney.org
> Subject: Fwd: This my best effort to protect someone I respect
>
>
>
>
> Note: forwarded message attached.
>
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> From: David Amos
> Date: October 17, 2004 9:44:39 PM EDT
> To: barrupdate@bobbarr.org
> Cc: mjyannone@aol.com, lynne@votecobb.org,
> BushCheney04@GeorgeWBush.com, info@johnkerry.com, cei@nbnet.nb.ca,
> alltrue@nl.rogers.com, atvnews@ctv.ca, michel.lalande@bell.ca,
> info@obamaforillinois.com, newsroom@globeandmail.ca,
> rebozo@u.washington.edu, Patrick.E.Murphy.72@nd.edu,
> mail@cebcglobal.org, nbowie@umn.edu, dunfeet@wharton.upenn.edu,
> donaldst@wharton.upenn.edu, hartmane@andromeda.rutgers.edu,
> dmessick@kellogg.northwestern.edu, tpiper@hbs.edu, lnash@hbs.edu,
> rsolomon@mail.utexas.edu, WicksA@darden.virginia.edu,
> ltrevino@psu.edu, brenkg@msb.edu, timfort@umich.edu,
> Diana_Robertson@bus.emory.edu, info@hodesforcongress.com,
> mckim@mckimforsenate.com, ncicco@seacoastonline.com,
> info@nadeau2004.com, info@johnlynch04.com,
> thomas.eaton@leg.state.nh.us, scotta@parl.gc.ca, Brison.S@parl.gc.ca,
> davidorchard@sasktel.net, rosent@math.toronto.edu, dpm@pm.gc.ca,
> ethics@harvard.edu, Goldring.P@parl.gc.ca, McDonough.A@parl.gc.ca,
> Easter.W@parl.gc.ca, Comartin.J@parl.gc.ca, pm@pm.gc.ca,
> Layton.J@parl.gc.ca, Efford.J@parl.gc.ca, Dryden.K@parl.gc.ca,
> Duceppe.G@parl.gc.ca, Valeri.T@parl.gc.ca, Dosanjh.U@parl.gc.ca,
> kcarmichael@bloomberg.net, dwford@dmb.com, bill.glahn@mclane.com,
> cathy@green-utter.com, chuckmorse@morseforcongress.com,
> michael.gunnison@usdoj.gov, Mhall@hallstewart.com,
> ekaplan@sulloway.com, Bjorn_Lange@fd.org, Dmullen@doj.state.nh.us,
> soconnell@nixonpeabody.com, lvogelman@skv-law.com,
> gretchen.witt@usdoj.gov, tarrance@tarrance.com, info@voteparke.com,
> woodchuck200@adelphia.net, mconnolly@haslaw.com, pcowan@sheehan.com,
> davies.carl@nbpub.com, news@timestranscript.com, oldmaison@yahoo.com,
> nbombud@gnb.ca, advocacycollective@yahoo.com, brad.green@gnb.ca
> Subject: This my best effort to protect someone I respect
>
>
> I explained it to the lady and she did agree. It is not a bad way
> to protect my friends. When I believe that somebody knows too much, I
> make certain that everybody else knows it as well. Thus I send the
> attached email to all.
> I do not abide in Chatham House Rules like Bob Barr and his
> buddies do. They are all far too sneaky for me. I do not agree with
> the lawyers that think that the truth should be kept confidential to
> protect the reputation of the corrupt. The task of seeing the public
> trust is upheld falls upon ordinary people when lawyers, politicians
> and law enforcement authorities would rather cover up the crimes and
> not act within the scope of their employment and uphold the law .
> When the Media refuses to exercise their Constitutional Freedom
> to report what they know to be true just because of the interests of
> the CEO's that pay their wages maybe adversely affected. Ordinary
> people must spread the word and reveal the truth anyway they can for
> the benefit of all. You can ask W5 or Frontline or Bob Barr and a
> great many others my opinion about that.
> If anyone believes me, please forward this information to
> everyone you know. I must go to court on October 19th and defend my
> freedom because I sent a crooked lawyer litigating against me three
> emails that she didn't like to receive. She lied and pretended that I
> was a mere acquaintance that was stalking her and everyone knows it is
> not so. It is her and her clients that are harassing my family.
> Methinks I will forward to all the emails that I sent to her on
> the day I stand before the court. We shall see what the folks on the
> world wide web think about that. If I cannot do so because my lines
> are cut again or if I am sent back to jail. I ask that my friends to
> do it for me in order that the truth be revealed.
> If necessary I also ask that my friends forward the Affidavit
> that caused a Yankee judge to send me to jail without bail in order to
> check my mental health. I am not crazy to bring my attorney (me,
> myself and I) with me every where I go even into the downtown Psych
> Ward. I had served the Sheriff the year before because she had failed
> to uphold the law. The Sheriff's Dept. had assisted the perjury of the
> US Attorney Michael J. Sullivan after I had paid their substantial
> bill. I would not allow her deputies to deny me of my rights without
> protest and demanding to speak to their lawyer, the Sheriff herself.
> Eventually they let me out on five thousand dollar cash bail.
> While I was in jail the Canadian Consulate dudes came to see me and
> told me that I had threatened a judge but when I asked my jailers for
> the charges against me it was only listed as "other". I have not
> received any notice of such charges and I know for a fact that I
> didn't. If I had threatened a judge he would have charged me
> immediately while was standing before him in court. The DA is a liar.
> The judge properly recused himself because I informed him that he is
> my neighbor as soon I knew and was allowed to speak. It was not my
> fault that the court, or the DA or the judge did not compare our
> addresses before they attempted to prosecute me. I definitely was not
> stalking the judge, I stayed far away in Canada and only entered the
> USA on the days I was ordered by the court to appear. The DA's claim
> that I was a flight risk was absolutely ridiculous. I look forward to
> the argument in the proper jurisdiction in front of a jury of my
> peers. The fact I won't file a Motion to Dismiss is why they think I
> am nuts. I am not. It is a necessary argument for the benefit of my
> Clan. I must make a stand and defend our rights. To take the chance of
> going to to jail as another wrongly prosecuted man is a very small
> price to pay. Trading safety for freedom is not wise.
> To all the others that consider this spam, ask me if I care. At
> least you can never say that I didn't tell what was so. I have the
> proof that the message was sent in good byway of Yahoo to you.
> David Raymond Amos
>
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>
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> From: David Amos
> Date: October 16, 2004 11:16:53 AM EDT
> To: Kathryn
> Cc: mjyannone@aol.com, info@votenader.org, lynne@votecobb.org,
> BushCheney04@GeorgeWBush.com, info@johnkerry.com, cei@nbnet.nb.ca,
> alltrue@nl.rogers.com
> Subject: Re: Another kettle of Fish
>
>
> Kathryn, I thank you for your interest. You are the first person
> to respond to my emails in a positive fashion. My numbers are as
> follows: Home 617 698 6549 Cell 506 434-1379
> The following is the name of a man of your party that I had a
> long talk with last night. I like him a lot. I will support his bid
> for election anyway I can. Obviously I just told him so. I do not
> support political parties I support individuals that prove to me their
> honesty and therefore are worth being placed in a seat in Congress or
> elsewhere in order to uphold the Public Trust.
> Another fella of your party Glen Schwarz dropped the ball and
> insulted me as some sort of conspiracy nut yesterday. If he only knew
> how that offended a Canadian that knows a little bit about tainted
> blood on Little Rock. Then he would know why I saw red.
> Good Day Mark and thanks for listening. Please do me the favour
> and call my friend Byron Prior 709 834-9822. He is a man in true need
> of support. A simple phone call would be a long needed sip of the milk
> of human kindness from a stranger.
> As for me I need no help. I do better alone. I make myself more
> powerful by helping others. In return, I merely hope that they will
> testify as to what they know to be true. Before I help anyone, they
> must prove to me that they can be trusted. There is quite simply no
> middle ground for anyone to stand on in my battles with the corruption
> within the justice systems and the governments of two countries.
> Although they are supposed to be separate entities within separate
> nations, they are in fact tied at the hip. Thanks to the malevolent
> actions of lawyers such as Cobb and Nader who pretend to be something
> that they are not.
> Last night I had just discovered that your party had a man
> running for President. Now I have discovered that there are in deed
> many people running for the presidency. If they wish to receive them,
> I will forward them all the same emails I sent to your party. However
> I also saw that your man was running around with the likes of David
> Cobb, a lawyer I do not trust for very justifiable reasons. Please
> view the attached files and ask Mr. Cobb what he knows to be true
> about my concerns.
> My best advice to Mr. Badnarik is to be careful of who he
> associates with. The attached files should explain my reasons why. Mr.
> Cobb and Mr. Nader can expect a summons to court someday. I will not
> bother your man Badnarik because he is a layman and not obliged to
> uphold the law. If he or anyone of his friends wish to call, it is
> fine by me. I will tell anyone what I know to be true. It simply does
> not matter whether I trust them or not. Truth must be known to all and
> not kept secret.
> My word is my bond. Lawyers require signatures not honest men.
> However if you do not trust my word, save this email for your own
> benefit. Frank Quatronne's and Martha Stewart's matters proved how
> valuable emails can be.
> Right now John Kerry is the Senator representing my Clan in
> Massachusetts. If he loses this election, he is still our senator. He
> also brags a lot about being a former Suffolk County District
> Attorney. He has had a copy of a police surveillance wiretap tape
> numbered 139 for a very long time. The Suffolk County District
> Attorney, Daniel Conley has had many original tapes since Sept 3rd
> 2004 as have Canadian law enforcement authorities.
> The tapes have been discussed before a court that does not have
> jurisdiction to even begin to hear the matter. I had served upon the
> court byway of an affidavit that I had given the material to the
> Suffolk County District Attorney as directed by the Milton Police
> Chief, the Canadian Governor General, A Canadian Attorney General and
> the even the Massachusetts Trail Court's own legal Dept. to name a
> few. On October 1st of this year before a judge sent me to jail in a
> blatant violation of my Eighth Amendment Rights, the very police
> surveillance tapes that I speak of were piled on the DA's table on
> open view to all rather than being filed under seal. the tapes are
> irrefutable of the Fourth Amendment Violations of others. Everyone
> witnessed the DA not upholding the law and the court asked no
> questions. I was then sent to the custody of a Sheriff that had
> assisted the criminals acting against me for years. There will be a
> profound legal argument about the false allegations made against me or
> I will die defending my right to do so. I hope that is clear.
> I had also informed Kerry of many other crimes beginning on
> October 23rd 2002 before he was reelected our Senator. He cannot deny
> that his assistant tried to call me immediately after a very important
> argument in Norfolk Superior Court on Sept 29th, 2003. I had others
> listen to my voicemail. On the very same day I sent the evidence of
> crimes to every US Attorney in the USA and began mailing the same
> material to every Member of Congress that is a lawyer. I have received
> responds from many. they can never say they don't know the truth about
> what I say.
> It is now almost two years to the day since I had first crossed
> paths with Senator John Kerry. On October 19th in Dorchester District
> Court I will name him and his friends Kennedy, Edwards, Lynch,
> Kucinich and many others as witnesses to testify in my defense
> against the very office he once was employed by. I have their
> signatures. Therefore they can never claim that they are not well
> aware of my matters. I am inviting everyone to witness my Trial in
> front of a Jury of my Peers. This is an important matter for the
> benefit of all the peoples rights in two democratic countries.
> I also informed Kerry of what I knew about the FBI claims to me
> of preparing to go to war in Iraq on Oct 15th, 2002. What he says now
> about that War is very offensive to me, particularly as a Canadian
> Citizen. Americans such as Argeo P. Cellucci chastise us for not
> becoming involved and label us as chickens. The Yankees like Argeo
> have a very short memory span. It appears that they forget World War
> One and Two. The USA did not become involved until they were attacked.
> In my opinion that is the proper way to employ a country's armed
> forces. Canada had to go to war because our Monarchy had ordered it. I
> am very glad that Canada did not follow the British lead into Iraq.
> The British always use the colonials as cannon fodder. I know a 48th
> Highlander, a Lady from Hell that will talk to you all day about that
> fact.
> I say the blood of a Patriot should only be spilled in defense
> of his country. A President should not order the people he serves to
> draw first blood. War is a tool that serves only politicians. They
> should do what the people elected them to do. Merely speak softly as
> they hold the big stick.
> I am sick and tired of hearing the phrase "Weapons of Mass
> Destruction". They are just catch words employed by a malicious
> politician to strike fear in the hearts of the people he represents.
> That very man controls the greatest arsenal in the world of such
> weapons.
> I would debate Dick Cheney about this or anything any day of
> the week and twice on Sunday. George W. Bush is just too dumb to waste
> my breath with. Look into his eyes before you attempt to argue me
> about that fact. I have heard that he is on the same pills that have
> been prescribed to my wife and yet she continues to function as a
> normal hard working person who is the loving mother of two. The pills
> do the the job for her. To me George W. Bush is a space cadet on the
> wrong medication. He now wants my native land to become involved in
> his buddies' pet Star Wars Project. Bush's puppet, Steven Harper just
> forced the malevolent Martin to go along with the plan. I say nay, no
> way. What say you?
> David Raymond Amos
>
> Need I say this email is being forwarded to many Canadians.
>
>
>
> Mr. Mark J. Yannone (AZ)
>
>
> Current Office: Challenger
> Office Seeking: U.S. Representative
> District Seeking: 3
> Party: Libertarian
> 2 West Pershing Avenue
> Phoenix, AZ 85029
> Phone: 602-548-7123
>
> Kathryn wrote:
> Do you have a phone number?
> Kathryn
> Media Executive Assistant
> On Oct 15, 2004, at 9:52 PM, David Amos wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Express yourself with Y! Messenger! Free. Download now.
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 15, 2004 7:21:58 PM EDT
> > To: markyannone@yahoo.com
> > Cc: appoe@aol.com, jsykes@ak.net, info@millicanussenate.com,
> > vernon_mason@yahoo.com, Powell@GammillForCongress.com,
> > Delawarewc@yahoo.com
> > Subject: Fwd: Another kettle of Fish
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! Mail – CNET Editors' Choice 2004. Tell them what you think.
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 14, 2004 6:03:02 PM EDT
> > To: newsroom@globeandmail.ca
> > Cc: lavoie.luc@quebecor.com, michel.lalande@bell.ca,
> > jean-francois.legault@bell.ca, christopher.ginther@bell.ca,
> > atvnews@ctv.ca, bcecomms@bce.ca, info@obamaforillinois.com,
> > newsroom@globeandmail.ca
> > Subject: Fwd: Another kettle of Fish
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > vote.yahoo.com - Register online to vote today!
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 14, 2004 2:35:13 AM EDT
> > To: jmargolis@hbs.edu
> > Cc: rebozo@u.washington.edu, Patrick.E.Murphy.72@nd.edu,
> > mail@cebcglobal.org, nbowie@umn.edu, dunfeet@wharton.upenn.edu,
> > donaldst@wharton.upenn.edu, hartmane@andromeda.rutgers.edu,
> > dmessick@kellogg.northwestern.edu, tpiper@hbs.edu, lnash@hbs.edu,
> > rsolomon@mail.utexas.edu, WicksA@darden.virginia.edu,
> > ltrevino@psu.edu, brenkg@msb.edu, timfort@umich.edu,
> > Diana_Robertson@bus.emory.edu, WERHANEP@darden.virginia.edu,
> > gfdavis@umich.edu, st.int@cbs.dk, dsicilia@umd.edu, sb.ikl@cbs.dk,
> > men.ikl@cbs.dk
> > Subject: Fwd: Another kettle of Fish
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > vote.yahoo.com - Register online to vote today!
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 13, 2004 10:18:52 PM EDT
> > To: promano@VillageVoice.com
> > Cc: info@lynnwestmoreland.org, milan01@cs.com, info@kucinich.us,
> > contact@edhermanforcongress.com, dhooper@uplogon.com,
> > lynn@actionstrat.com, jt@truscottgroup.com,
> > randell.shafer@comcast.net, cassell4congress@earthlink.net,
> > GA06@mail.house.gov, deversman@daveeversman.org,
> > bryce@calderclay.com, information@catherine2004.org, kajode@aol.com,
> > jim.demint@mail.house.gov, Bob@inglisforcongress.com,
> > aspencer@limestone.edu, gary@garymcleod.org,
> > preachergirl68@yahoo.com, Stew@StewForCongress.com,
> > Info@MelissaBrownforCongress.com, jpd4cd14@verizon.net,
> > dent2004@ptd.net, campaign@paterno2004.com, lcauditor@aol.com,
> > flk828@aol.com, bobney@bobney.org, RonCrews@crewsforcongress.com,
> > contact_chase@chaseforcongress.com, info@jonesforuscongress.com,
> > info@johnthune.com, info@diedrichforcongress.com,
> > info@BobBrown2004.com, Denny.Rehberg@mail.house.gov,
> > janice@bowlingforcongress.com, jcollins@foley.com,
> > Craig.Morford@usdoj.gov, slevin@mail.house.gov
> > Subject: Fwd: Another kettle of Fish
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! Mail – CNET Editors' Choice 2004. Tell them what you think.
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 13, 2004 2:29:38 PM EDT
> > To: BRICE@darden.virginia.edu
> > Cc: moriartyb@Darden.virginia.edu, FreemanE@darden.virginia.edu,
> > dean.krehmeyer@atkearney.com, headquarters@fanniemae.com,
> > Ken_Rietz@was.bm.com, Harold_Burson@nyc.bm.com,
> > chris_komisarjevsky@bm.com, John_Maltese@nyc.bm.com,
> > Celia_Berk@nyc.bm.com, Andrew_Nibley@marsteller.com,
> > Michael_Mckenna@marsteller.com, Richard_Mintz@was.bm.com,
> > Scott_Pastrick@was.bm.com, cveith@directimpact.com,
> > Linda_Recupero@nyc.bm.com, attgenmail@moago.org, Chris@votebyrd.org,
> > TalkToUs@pamelawallin.com, louis@canapple.com
> > Subject: Another kettle of Fish
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > vote.yahoo.com - Register online to vote today!
> > From: David Amos
> > Date: October 12, 2004 10:02:27 AM EDT
> > To: motomaniac_02186@hotmail.com
> > Cc: info@hodesforcongress.com, mckim@mckimforsenate.com,
> > ncicco@seacoastonline.com, info@nadeau2004.com,
> info@johnlynch04.com,
> > thomas.eaton@leg.state.nh.us, scotta@parl.gc.ca,
> Brison.S@parl.gc.ca,
> > davidorchard@sasktel.net, rosent@math.toronto.edu, dpm@pm.gc.ca,
> > ethics@harvard.edu, Goldring.P@parl.gc.ca, McDonough.A@parl.gc.ca,
> > Easter.W@parl.gc.ca, Comartin.J@parl.gc.ca, pm@pm.gc.ca,
> > Layton.J@parl.gc.ca, Efford.J@parl.gc.ca, Dryden.K@parl.gc.ca,
> > Duceppe.G@parl.gc.ca, Valeri.T@parl.gc.ca, Dosanjh.U@parl.gc.ca,
> > kcarmichael@bloomberg.net, dwford@dmb.com, bill.glahn@mclane.com,
> > cathy@green-utter.com, michael.gunnison@usdoj.gov,
> > Mhall@hallstewart.com, ekaplan@sulloway.com, Bjorn_Lange@fd.org,
> > Dmullen@doj.state.nh.us, soconnell@nixonpeabody.com,
> > lvogelman@skv-law.com, gretchen.witt@usdoj.gov,
> > tarrance@tarrance.com, info@voteparke.com,
> woodchuck200@adelphia.net,
> > cei@nbnet.nb.ca, mconnolly@haslaw.com, pcowan@sheehan.com,
> > davies.carl@nbpub.com, news@timestranscript.com,
> oldmaison@yahoo.com,
> > nbombud@gnb.ca, advocacycollective@yahoo.com, brad.green@gnb.ca,
> > dayja@sen.parl.gc.ca, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca,
> > CustomerService@NEMoves.com, news@dailygleaner.com, info@gg.ca,
> > peter.ringrose@lawsociety.nf.ca, srobinson@lspei.pe.ca,
> > dpink@nsbs.org, mrichard@lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca,
> > pierre.cleroux@cdnq.org, jhoule@barreau.qc.ca, kcorrick@lsuc.on.ca,
> > afineblit@lawsociety.mb.ca, klogan@lawsociety.sk.ca,
> > Don.Thompson@lawsocietyalberta.com, jmatkin@lsbc.org,
> > lawsoc@nunanet.com, lsy@yknet.yk.ca, whitford-lsnt@theedge.ca,
> > jeff.mockler@gnb.ca, diane.bourque@flsc.ca,
> > brad.woodside@fredericton.ca, police@fredericton.ca,
> > Cadman.C@parl.gc.ca, corp.website@sunlife.com,
> > martine.turcotte@bell.ca, cynthia.merlini@dfait-maeci.gc.ca,
> > chebert@thestar.ca, Stoffer.P@parl.gc.ca, Stronach.B@parl.gc.ca,
> > Matthews.B@parl.gc.ca, MacAulay.L@parl.gc.ca, alltrue@nl.rogers.com,
> > jmilan01@cs.com, motomaniac@techemail.com
> > Subject: Notice I did not tell Granny?
> >
> >
> > She didn't respond but something else did. Now I am gonna tell
> > everyone elses' computer what I know to be true. Bill Gates'
> services
> > have failed me again, so I will rely on faithful old Yahoo. Brad
> Smith
> > and Steven Balmer really should have responded to my letters, much
> to
> > the chagrin of a local boy William D. Green and McGraw Hill. They do
> > own Businessweek and Mulroney speaks for Forbes and Quebecor. You
> > think they would have called and invited me to speak at the
> Accenture
> > big deal in the Big Apple. Could it be they knew I was going to jail
> > so they felt free to snub me?
> > At least computers are faithful. It takes wicked people to
> > ignore or delete the files. I still have retained my faith in the
> > ordinary mans' sense of curiousity and greed. I will wager a few
> > people will have a look and then the cat will be out of the bag and
> > forwarded around the world.
> > Just so other people that recieve this email know, this is no
> > virus nor anything malicious such as spam. It is just some of the
> > awful truth that I have come to know. When you have satisfied your
> > curiousity and see what i say may be true. It should make you sick
> > enough to give someone a call to voice your indignation.
> > I thought it was only fair that since I was spilling the beans on
> > the Republicans in Beantown, I must to the same for the Democrats as
> > well. Click on the attachment and have a look. Then everyone should
> > give Jeanne Shaheen and Judy Reardon a call and ask them if they are
> > in bed with George Bush. If you seek true enlightenment give Barack
> > Obama a call and ask him about the letter I sent him long before I
> > went home to rum for Parliament. Id he denies receiving it ask me for
> > a copy it was sent confirmed US Mail.
> > My fellow Canadins this message is for you. This email merely
> > contains some crap about bad acting Yankees it is no real news
> because
> > everyone knows it true anyway. What you should pay attention to is
> > that Paul Martin went to Russia this weekend to advise them on Civil
> > Rights issues. I can easily prove to you why he should have stayed
> > home. I will forward to anyone that asks the info that will make you
> > cry about our own sad state of affairs. We nedd to fix ourselves
> first
> > before we elect assholes to advise. Does anyone remember Tainted
> blood
> > and Martin's involvement in the matter? Ask his wicked little
> deputy
> > from the Maritimes Anne McLellan or Belinda Baby's Buddy Billy
> > Clinton about that. Howard Wilson ain't saying what he knows about
> > jackshit.
> > The will be more email to follow to those I choose to inform.
> > I will send more info to those that ask me nicely and if I can
> afford
> > the time.
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: promano@VillageVoice.com
> > Cc: info@lynnwestmoreland.org ; milan01@cs.com ; info@kucinich.us ;
> > contact@edhermanforcongress.com ; dhooper@uplogon.com ;
> > lynn@actionstrat.com ; jt@truscottgroup.com ;
> > randell.shafer@comcast.net ; cassell4congress@earthlink.net ;
> > GA06@mail.house.gov ; deversman@daveeversman.org ;
> > bryce@calderclay.com ; information@catherine2004.org ; kajode@aol.com
> > ; jim.demint@mail.house.gov ; Bob@inglisforcongress.com ;
> > aspencer@limestone.edu ; gary@garymcleod.org ;
> > preachergirl68@yahoo.com ; Stew@StewForCongress.com ;
> > Info@MelissaBrownforCongress.com ; jpd4cd14@verizon.net ;
> > dent2004@ptd.net ; campaign@paterno2004.com ; lcauditor@aol.com ;
> > flk828@aol.com ; bobney@bobney.org ; RonCrews@crewsforcongress.com ;
> > contact_chase@chaseforcongress.com ; info@jonesforuscongress.com ;
> > info@johnthune.com ; info@diedrichforcongress.com ;
> > info@BobBrown2004.com ; Congressman Denny Rehberg ;
> > janice@bowlingforcongress.com ; moto maniac
> > Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 8:13 AM
> > Subject: Fw: Your Message to Johnny; Please Make Sure Your Address is
> > Included
> >
> > Sometimes you can make government computers work for you. At
> least
> > they act faithfully and give everyone the same answer. You people
> that
> > seek to have these folks positions are you going to play the Hear no
> > Evil, See no Evil and speak no evil game as well? Jeez I gave you a
> > very interesting clue about how I can prove John Kerry is not worthy
> > of the Public Trust.
> > As of yet not one of you has responded. Could it be because
> > someone told you not to because I can prove Mr. Bush is worse?
> Please
> > review what I sent you and never forget that allow I am just a
> > Canadian, I have the same rights as you under Title 42 Sec 1981 &
> 1982
> > etc etc. Am I the only one willing to speak up in the defense of
> your
> > Rights and demand that the Public Trust be upheld and malevolent
> > authorities be held accountable?
> > Most of you are not encumbents I threw in some to spice up the
> > stew. This is you chance to sweep public corruption from the
> congress
> > for at least maybe a day or two. Someone might as well speak up
> > because I am emailing the World.
> > What planet are you folks from?
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: Representative Johnny Isakson
> > Cc: Congressman Denny Rehberg
> > Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 7:51 AM
> > Subject: Re: Your Message to Johnny; Please Make Sure Your Address is
> > Included
> >
> >
> > Hey Johnny You should really think about what you just sent me
> > and review what I sent you. Then ask your help to explain Rule 9 of
> > the Code of Ethics that was made law about 1958 or so Title 18 sec
> > 1001 or Title 28 sec 530b can enlighten you as well.
> > I can send you a summons to court from any of every US District
> > Court and you would have to answer me then or pay a great amount of
> > relief.
> > At least I thank you for acknowledging what you received. Whether
> > you read it or not is not my fault. You can never deny you got it.
> My
> > address is clearly stated within the tif files attached.
> > The same holds true for you too Denny Boy.
> > Why don't you all just pick up the phone and ask H. Marshaal
> > Jarrett or Michael E. Shaheen to go Mr. Raines' New School of
> Ethics?
> > Maybe they can learn some new tricks to teach all you dudes in
> > Congress. I am bored with the standard operating proceedure give me
> > something new to ponder or get honest. Will ya?
> > Cya'll in Court:)
> > David R. Amos
> > 153 Alvin Ave.
> > Milton.MA. 02186
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Representative Johnny Isakson"
> > To:
> > Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 12:28 AM
> > Subject: Your Message to Johnny; Please Make Sure Your Address is
> > Included
> >
> > > Thank you for contacting my office. Due to the extremely high
> volume
> > of
> > > emails I receive, I am only able to respond to messages from the
> > State of
> > > Georgia that contain a complete name and street or mailing
> address.
> > I
> > > appreciate your input and ideas, and hope that you will take a
> > moment to
> > > visit my website at http://www.house.gov/isakson. This message is
> > sent
> > > out as an automatic response to every email.
> > > Sincerely,
> > > Johnny Isakson
> > > Member of Congress
> > >
> >
> >
> > Dear Friend:
> >
> > Thanks for your message. I appreciate receiving your comments and
> > hope you will pardon the automated reply, but I wanted you to know
> > quickly that I have received your message.
> >
> > I would like to respond via email to each of the emails I receive.
> > Unfortunately, we have not yet found a way to send a secure,
> > tamper-proof email. If you would like a personal response from me,
> > via U.S. mail, please include your name and mailing address in the
> > text of your message, or email me through my website
> > www.house.gov/rehberg. Your thoughts are important to me, and I want
> > you to know that your email is read and appreciated. The views and
> > opinions of Montanans are extremely important to me -- you are my
> > "eyes and ears" -- and I appreciate your input.
> >
> > If you have further thoughts or questions, or if you are having
> > problems with a federal office and need assistance, my staff in
> > Washington, D.C. and Montana would like to hear from you. Here are
> my
> > office telephone numbers:
> >
> > Washington, D.C.: (202) 225-3211
> > Billings toll-free: 1-888-232-2626
> > Billings: (406) 256-1019
> > Missoula: (406) 543-9550
> > Great Falls: (406) 454-1066
> > Helena: (406) 443-7878
> >
> > All e-mails concerning scheduling are forwarded to my Montana and
> > Washington, DC staff. If you were contacting me on a scheduling
> > matter, my staff will be in touch with you.
> >
> > I also invite you to visit my website www.house.gov/rehberg for
> > information that will help you track current issues before the U.S.
> > House of Representatives. If you have time and the opportunity, you
> > might also want to visit THOMAS, the Library of Congress Legislative
> > Information System on the Internet (at http://thomas.loc.gov/) and
> the
> > House of Representatives home page (at http://www.house.gov/) where
> > you will find a great deal of useful information on Congressional
> > activities.
> >
> > Again, thanks for your interest. Your thoughts and concerns help
> > create a better future for Montana. Keep in touch.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> >
> > Denny Rehberg
> > Representative for the State of Montana
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: lcauditor@aol.com
> > Cc: flk828@aol.com ; bobney@bobney.org ;
> RonCrews@crewsforcongress.com
> > ; contact_chase@chaseforcongress.com ; info@jonesforuscongress.com ;
> > info@johnthune.com ; info@diedrichforcongress.com ;
> > info@BobBrown2004.com ; denny.rehberg@mail.house.gov ;
> > janice@bowlingforcongress.com
> > Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 11:29 PM
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: promano@VillageVoice.com
> > Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 10:51 PM
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: milan01@cs.com
> > Cc: info@kucinich.us
> > Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 2:13 PM
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: contact@edhermanforcongress.com
> > Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2004 8:39 PM
> > Subject: I just called here is your tip
> >
> > These are just a tif files nothing malicious but fairly enlightening.
> > I simply don't care about your political standing as long as it
> comes
> > from ethical reasoning give me a call if you wish.
> > Best Regards
> > David R. Amos
> >
> >
> > Note: forwarded message attached.
> >
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! Mail – CNET Editors' Choice 2004. Tell them what you think.
> > From: "David Amos"
> > Date: October 12, 2004 8:15:49 AM EDT
> > To: "moto maniac"
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: promano@VillageVoice.com
> > Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 10:51 PM
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: milan01@cs.com
> > Cc: info@kucinich.us
> > Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 2:13 PM
> > Subject: Fw: I just called here is your tip
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: David Amos
> > To: contact@edhermanforcongress.com
> > Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2004 8:39 PM
> > Subject: I just called here is your tip
> >
> > These are just a tif files nothing malicious but fairly enlightening.
> > I simply don't care about your political standing as long as it
> comes
> > from ethical reasoning give me a call if you wish.
> > 506 434-1379
> > Best Regards
> > David R. Amos
> >
> > Kucinich.tif>
> > Response.tif>
> > baby.tif>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> Do you Yahoo!?
> vote.yahoo.com - Register online to vote today!
> Dudes.tif>
>
>
>
>
>
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
Note: forwarded message attached.
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
Note: forwarded message attached.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
Note: forwarded message attached.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
Note: forwarded message attached.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Plus I know I am a very lucky man. Call Byron for your own good and his. He will warm your heart.
You asked about Representative Johnny Isakson. I know I did not send him hard copy because he ain't a lawyer. But I did fax him. Some of the non lawyer Congressmen responded the most notable was Dennis Kucinich. I did send every lawyer in Congress hard copy and a copy of the Tape by US mail. Here is some examples. I can fill your email box for a joke with info. Adam Smith is the fella in Atlanta that helped cause my friend's nervous breakdown.
Dave
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Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
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Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: trvl@hotmail.com
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: looneroo@hotmail.com
CC: Ron6388@vif.com, colwellcountry05@yahoo.ca, pigletstheman@hotmail.com
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
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From: David Amos
Subject: Fwd: Relax I am tough as hell and as mean as a snake
To: dent2004@ptd.net
CC: info@driscollforcongress.com, campaign@rich2004.com,
dayja@sen.parl.gc.ca, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca, CustomerService@NEMoves.com,
news@dailygleaner.com, info@gg.ca, peter.ringrose@lawsociety.nf.ca,
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lynn@actionstrat.com, jt@truscottgroup.com,
cassell4congress@earthlink.net, GA06@mail.house.gov,
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