Letter to a tax lawyer

8/11/2019 Letter to a tax lawyer

1/23

Church of the Ecumenical Redemption InternationalArmstrong Ecclesia 4310 Hales Rd. no code non commercial

August 31st, 200 A.!.

"o# "he pri$ate man %u&e 'artinC(o# the de facto office of the CRA )enticton *ritish Colum+ia

1 2-0CC# 'ichael chneider the pri$ate man acting as an agent of CRA

Edmonton Collections upon ten da/s time passing from /our receipta # 1 0

rom# Minister James Albert Hueston the pri$ate non commercial manC(o# State of awareness

4310 Hales Rd. Armstrong *ritish Colum+ia5o Code non commercial

!ear %u&e,

irst of all I 6ish to +id /ou greeting in the name of 7ahushua the Christ and state emphaticall/ that, Icommunicate to /ou to ma&e /ou a6are of m/ faith pri$atel/ and tell /ou 6h/ I cannot, as of m/Christian faith, communicate to dead legal fiction persons as in a corporate "itle or one 6or&ing under authorit/ of a dead in la6 legal fiction person as in a pro$ince or a countr/. '/ intent here, +/ pri$ateagreement, is to settle and negate this assumption of de+t /ou ha$e in /our possession 6hen at 6or&, asin truth certain and complete 6ithout pre8udice. irst off I 6as in error to not inform the last agent for CRA that I am left no choice in using promissor/ notes, as I am under threat duress and intimidation, tonegate assumed +ills 6ith more of the same, as the mone/ is de facto +ut the promissor/ note relatesdirectl/ to m/ +ond that has +een used, listing me as a suret/, 6ithout m/ permission since I 6as +orn.It is m/ hope /ou do not assume I am acting in commerce as that is not m/ intent.

I offer m/ regret the nature of education re9uires so much reading so I offer /ou m/ sincerit/ indiligence to co$er as much as I can so /ou can see 6hat I see. It is m/ hope /ou 6ill use the lin&s 6here

pro$ided as a guide to seeing the truth as opposed to 6hat godless la6/ers are telling /ou. I 6ill +esho6ing /ou, so /ou 6ill 9uestion the sanction of those same said la6/ers ad$ising /ou, that the/ ha$eno certificate to practice la6 as re9uired +/ their o6n la6.

%u&e, 6hene$er I mention the commercial la6s of men in this pri$ate communication to /ou I intend nouse as I gain no +enefit from them +ut mention them to 6arn /ou of the la6 as a hole /ou ma/ fall into,regardless of 6hat godless la6/ers ha$e falsel/ instructed /ou.

It is also m/ intent in deli+erate good faith, as is m/ dut/ as :od;s minister, to educate /ou as to thefalse foundation of la6 and la6less de facto counsel for the Cro6n that /ou are rel/ing upon to +eassuming to ha$e authorit/ o$er me a li$ing man.

7ou 6ill consider this first notice as 9uiet notification to /ou that I cannot, as of m/ faith, contract 6ith/ou acting as an agent for a dead entit/, +e one of /our


2/23

that 6as created +/ the de facto go$ernment upon m/ +irth registration +eing done 6ithout m/ informedconsent.

irst I need a little more information from /ou %u&e, that 9uest +eing pro$ided in honour, it is as&ed inorder for me as :od;s minister to esta+lish the $alidit/ of the +ill /ou ha$e assumed is relati$e to me as:od;s minister.

7ou see %u&e I 6as taught a good moral structure as I 6as raised. I &ne6 the difference +et6een rightand 6rong, or suffered the conse9uence of ignoring those lessons. I decided, +ecause of m/ up+ringingand m/ continual a6areness of something


3/23

)lease read section --.1 and 1-2.3 of the Canadian *ills of E change Act to grasp the effect of refusingto accept our offer.

Again %u&e, I offer no permission for /ou to assume I am refusing to cooperate +ut instead &no6 that Ias of m/ faith must +e diligent to ensure a fraud is not transpiring in her ma8est/;s name and that it is m/sincere 6ish to settle all pro$a+le $alid honoura+l/ offered de+ts o6ed +/ me the pri$ate man.

I intend no +enefit +/ mentioning the man made *ills of E change Act here +ut to +enefit /ou so /oucan accept m/ offer as of +eing under the intimidation and threats /ou and /our associates ha$e put meunder causing me a lot of duress as of m/ faith +eing so se$erel/ challenged. EFe&iel 33#

s. --. Holder in !ue Course Holder in due course

--. 1D A holder in due course is a holder 6ho has ta&en a +ill, complete and regular on the face of it,under the follo6ing conditions, namel/,

aD "hat he +ecame the holder of it +efore it 6as o$erdue and 6ithout notice that it had +een pre$iousl/ dishonored, if such 6as the factJ and(b) That he took the bill in good faith and for value, and that at the time the bill wasnegotiated to him he had no notice of any defect in the title of the erson who negotiated it!

"itle defecti$e

(") #n articular, the title of a erson who negotiates a bill is defective within the meaning of thisAct when he obtained the bill, or the acce tance thereof, by fraud, duress or force and fear, orother unlawful means, or for an illegal consideration, or when he negotiates it in breach of faith, orunder such circumstances as amount to a fraud! $!S!, c! %&' ,

s. - . Right of su+se9uent holder

- . A holder, 6hether for $alue or not, 6ho deri$es his title to a +ill through a holder in due course, and6ho is not himself a part/ to an/ fraud or illegalit/ affecting it, has all the rights of that holder in duecourse as regards the acceptor and all parties to the +ill prior to that holder. R. ., c. * -,

s. - . )resumption of $alue

- . 1D E$er/ part/ 6hose signature appears on a +ill is, in the a+sence of e$idence to the contrar/,deemed to ha$e +ecome a part/ thereto for $alue.

)resumed holder in due course

(") very holder of a bill is, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, deemed to be a holder indue course, but if, in an action on a bill, it is admitted or roved that the acce tance, issue orsubse uent negotiation of the bill is affected with fraud, duress or force and fear, or illegality, theburden of roof that he is the holder in due course is on him, unless and until he roves that,subse uent to the alleged fraud or illegality, value has in good faith been given for the bill by someother holder in due course! $!S!, c! %&',

Also if you refuse read section *'"!+ of that act!

3


4/23

)lease +e ad$ised I ha$e +een repetiti$e and dul/ diligent in m/ efforts to a$ert the false assumptions of emplo/ee;s of Re$enue Canada that I, as :od;s creation and minister, am a ta pa/er. I stand in the?ingdom of :od as :od;s minister. !o /ou ha$e authorit/ to e tract me from the ?ingdom of :odG!o /ou recognise and respect /our o6n la6 as defended +/ the @ueenG

EFra #23 2 e plains

Can /ou pro$e I am not :od;s ministerG

I 6ill continue in honour to accept that /ou, in error, +elie$e the legal fiction on paper /ou ha$e in a file possi+l/ in front of /ou is me.

I 6ill accept /ou +elie$e, in error, something called an


5/23

"he rules of corporations do not appl/ to li$ing men +ut to corporate fictions engaged in commerce or emplo/ees of that corporation that in commerce trades on the toc& e change as a profit orientedcorporate entit/.

%et;s see 6hat our past statesmen had to sa/.

In order to endea$or to account for the contradictions in CanadaKs constitutional position and to suggesta remed/ therefore, I 6ish to la/ do6n some fundamental premises on 6hich I shall +ase m/ entireargument.

ohn %oc&e is credited 6ith sa/ing#

orld >ide Church of :od. 'il& that arri$es at the!air/ )ool on 6ee&ends must +e processed promptl/ on 'onda/s to pre$ent spoilage. >hen Christie6as a+sent on 'onda/ April 4, 6ithout permission, his emplo/ment 6as terminated. "he Court foundthat the defense of bona fide occu ational re uirement must +e approached differentl/ depending on6hether the discrimination occurred directl/ or through ad$erse effect. The ourt found that wherean em loyment rule discriminates directly and where the rule is found to be a bona fideoccu ational re uirement- there is no duty on the em loyer to accommodate! However, where anem loyment rule that is a bona fide re uirement has an adverse effect on an individual because of his religion or some other ground, then the em loyer has a duty to accommodate that individual tothe oint of undue hardshi . In pro$ing undue hardship, this case set out factors that might impingeon the operation of a respondentKs +usiness. It included financial cost, disruption of the collecti$eagreement, morale of the emplo/ees, interchangea+ilit/ of the 6or&force and facilities, and safet/concerns. ustice >ilson said that the list 6as not intended to +e e hausti$e and that the factors must +e

+alanced against the right of the complainant to +e free from discrimination.

-


6/23

2D ederal Court of Canada !oc&et# A 20 B 'ichael "a/lor, Appellant and Attorne/ :eneral of Canada, Respondent and "he Canadian e6ish Congress, Inter$enor, Heard at "oronto, anuar/ 2 , 2000

Reasons for udgment# e ton .A. Concurred in +/# Ro+ertson .A L E$ans .A.

M1 N In its reasons, the Court of Appeal did not ar 'easures Act, peace, order and good go$ernmentD pursuant to the pro$isions of ection B1 of the*ritish 5orth America Acts 1 to 1BB , &no6n toda/ as the Canadian Charter of Rights and

reedoms.

It 6asnKt criminal then and it is not criminal no6. It is a non criminal federal health la6, unconstitutional under an/ guise

CanadaKs "a ffenders are currentl/ prosecuted +/ the Attorne/ :eneral of Canada on +ehalf of theci$il la6 'inister of "a ation Canada and +eing treated as if criminals as the record 6ill reflect three


7/23

times the normal fee +eing charged +/ the cro6n for litigation as opposed to the normal fees for ci$illitigation. "hat is e$idence of a fraud +eing +rought +efore the court 6hich $iolates the rules of court

In criminal la6 there must +e a $ictim and the complainant must +e the $ictim of the alleged offense."a la6s ha$e al6a/s +een referred to as $ictimless crimes. Reference# Hauser, supra and in theCriminal Code Pcomplainant meansP the $ictim of the alleged offense.

>e are +eing illegall/ prosecuted

Administered +/ the 'inister of 5ational Re$enue, the pro$isions of the Income "a %egislation,originall/ said to passed under the federal go$ernments ci$il residual po6er to ma&e la6s for the peace,order and good go$ernment of Canada, are of no force or effect until la6full/ instituted as in pro$iding atrue certified cop/ of the Act, and locall/ adopted and proclaimed into force $ia the ma8orit/ of $oters ineach 'unicipalit/ across Canada 8ust li&e CanadaKs )rohi+ition of Alcohol. Reference# %as&inKsConstitutional %a6, 1B-1D and R. $. Hauser.

Chief ustice !ic&son offered the follo6ing definition of freedom of religion#

P"he essence of the concept of freedom of religion is the right to entertain such religious +eliefsas a person chooses the right to declare religious +eliefs openl/ and 6ithout fear of hindrance or reprisal, and the right to manifest religious +elief +/ 6orship and practice or +/ teaching anddissemination.P

Inde ed as# /ndicat 5orthcrest $. Amselem 5eutral citation# 2004 CC 4 .

ile 5os.# 2B2-3, 2B2-2.2004# anuar/ 1BJ 2004# une 30

'c%achlin C. . and #acobucci , 'a8or, Ar+our and ish .#

!efined +roadl/, religion t/picall/ in$ol$es a particular and comprehensi$e s/stem of faith and6orship. In essence, religion is a+out freel/ and deepl/ held personal con$ictions or +eliefsconnected to an indi$idualKs spiritual faith and integrall/ lin&ed to his or her self definition andspiritual fulfilment, the practices of 6hich allo6 indi$iduals to foster a connection 6ith thedi$ine or 6ith the su+8ect or o+8ect of that spiritual faith.

udicially inter ret anddetermine the content of a sub>ective understanding of a religious re uirement, it is

ualified to in uire into the sincerity of a claimant?s belief, where sincerity is in fact at


8/23


9/23

In no 6a/ can the errors of an/ of our ministers in su+mitting to the use of mans la6 +e considered assanctioned +/ the Church of the Ecumenical Redemption International as it is a $iolation of our faith tosu+mit to false gods.

I am not ma&ing use of that case onl/ sho6ing /ou the hole in /our o6n la6 /ou ma/ fall into opening/ourself up for a ci$il litigation.

I 6ould hope /ou can tell me 6here the la6 sa/s /ou, once pri$atel/ a6are of m/ faith and +eliefs +asedin the ?ing ames *i+le as defended +/ the @ueen, can la6full/ intimidate me to $iolate those +eliefs.

"he application of that letter /ou sent 6as to a corporate fiction of a commercial nature as indicated +/the postal code /ou applied to the letter that 6as opened in error.

"he Registration of the Church of Ecumenical Redemption as +eing a creditor, +eing separate anddistinct from the Church of the Ecumenical Redemption International, into the pro$incial )) A 6as anerror made +/ an ine perienced mem+er.

7ou see it is our faith;s re9uirements are to not parta&e of nor ser$e the commercial interests of thecommercial de+tor go$ernment of a de facto regime.

!e facto, 9uite irrefuta+l/ in the la6ful sense, means illegitimate. If /ou care to see 6h/ 6e ha$e faiththe go$ernment /ou 6or& for is a false god I ha$e pro$ided a fe6 lin&s for /our +enefit so /ou can +ea6are of the irrefuta+le facts the treasur/ +oard of Canada 6as +riefed on +/ senior anal/st Cameron'cE6an and that the/ agreed 6ith our position in faith and 6hat it is +ased upon.

7ou can also see 6h/ 6e as men and 6omen of faith cannot register 6ith dead in la6 fictionalcorporations +/ the 6ords +elo6.

Here is 6h/ in the ntario ustice departments o6n 6ords.

http#((666.attorne/general.8us.go$.on.ca(english(famil/(pgt(nfpinc(charities.asp specialSreligious

@!' S ecial situations of religious organi ations

Religious organiFations should consider certain issues carefull/ +efore incorporating.

4overning 3aw

#f a religious organi ation becomes incor orated, its ecclesiastical, canon or church laws, rules orregulations may be sub>ect to the or orations Act! This means that if any ecclesiastical, canon orchurch law, rule or regulations conflicts with the or orations Act, the organi ation, onceincor orated, must com ly with the or orations Act and will no longer be able to use that law,rule or regulation in administering its affairs!

*! #t is agreed with no rebuttal to the fact that registration with dead de facto regimes re uiresand contracts to rovide servitude! Be as men and women of faith in 4odCs laws cannot of ourfaith submit to de facto regimes as it is our contention and belief as hristian ministers that defacto governments are false gods and have no de >ure authorityD

B


10/23

"! #t is agreed with no rebuttal to the fact that Jesus never aid ta= to aesar who had declaredhimself god, but aid Hebrew tem le ta= with a coin from a fishes mouth e ual to one shekel,being the Hebraic covenanted tem le ta= tribute for two men himself and 6eter!

+! #t is agreed with no rebuttal to the fact that 6aul in $omans *+ says they are ministers of 4odthree times and that any minister of 4od when asked of the meaning of his oath willimmediately know it is to u hold all of 4odCs laws as er ra ;E"'&"@!

7ou ma/ 6ish to see the go$ernor :eneral;s 6e+site 6here she admits she is de facto. /urgovernor 4eneral is de facto! That means illegitimate!

Rape is a de facto se ual act. 'arital coitus is a de8ure se ual act. They are both se=ual acts of identical hysical function! /ne is lawful one is not!

F! #t is agreed with no rebuttal to the fact that a de>ure government rules with the %ible or otherreligious te=t such as Torah and is lawful as long as no harm befalls the men and women whoare sub>ect to that form of government as a result of adding to or taking away from 4odJehovahCs law! G3ove your brother as yourself is the golden rule!

'! #t is agreed with no rebuttal to the fact that these facts are not meant to deceive you but torove you have been deceived by lawyers who have a rivate agenda not founded u on law but

treason!

It is hoped /ou 6ill not act +lindl/ and follo6 these de facto la6/ers 6ithout 9uestion as the factsindicate /ou are +eing decei$ed. As& them to sho6 /ou the la6 that supports and la6full/ as appro$ed

+/ the @ueen, 8ustifies the intimidation of men and 6omen to $iolate their faith in follo6ing the la6s of :od as defended +/ the @ueen.

If /ou fail to as& that 9uestion /ou 6ill ha$e to $alidate 6h/ later as it ma&es /ou lia+le for damages pri$atel/ as it 6ill +e pro$en /ou 6ere pri$atel/ a6are of m/ Christian faith and position in de8ure la6.

$ead the whole thingD

"he follo6ing e cerpts are ta&en from the 6e+site for the :o$ernor :eneral of Canada, under thecategor/ :o$ernor :eneral, su+ categor/ Roles and Reponsi+ilities#

Her =cellency the $ight Honourable MichaIlle Jean, ! !, !M!M!, !/!M!, !0!, 4overnor4eneral and ommander&in& hief of anada

(*) $ole and $es onsibilities of the 4overnor 4eneral

"he ffice of the :o$ernor :eneral, CanadaKs oldest continuing institution, is a thread that tiesCanadians together. rom amuel de Champlain in 1 0 to iscount 'onc& in 1 to incent 'asse/in 1B-2 to toda/;s :o$ernor :eneral, the institution of :o$ernor :eneral dates +ac& nearl/ 400 /ears.

(") Bhat is the 4overnor 4eneral?s osition in 4overnment

10


11/23

Canada is a parliamentar/ democrac/ and a constitutional monarch/. "his means Canadians recogniFe"he @ueen as our Head of tate. anada?s 4overnor 4eneral carries out Her Ma>esty?s duties in

anada on a daily basis and is anada?s de facto Head of State!

(+) The 4overnor 4eneral

represents "he @ueen 6ho is the Head of tate is appointed +/ "he @ueen on the ad$ice of Canada;s )rime 'inister

7ou 6ill note +elo6 that 'ichaTlle ean acting as :o$ernor :eneral Admits she is a de facto head of state. %et;s see 6hat that 6ord means.

0e


12/23

ne of our Churches of the Ecumenical Redemption International mem+ers has spo&en to the drafter of that Act and he 9uit the 8ustice department in disgust as of the sla$er/ su+8ect of that enactment.


13/23

ection 3. Vntil other6ise ordered +/ an/ other person +ecoming the o6ner ofan/ gold coin, gold +ullion or gold certificates after April 23, 1B33, shall 6ithin threeda/s after receipt thereof, deli$er the same in the manner prescri+ed in ection 2#unless such gold coin, gold +ullion or gold certificates are held for an/ of the purposesspecified in paragraphs aD, +D, or cD of ection 2# or unless such gold coin, or gold

+ullion is held for purposes specified in paragraph dD of ection 2 and the personholding it is, 6ith respect to such gold coin or +ullion, a licensee or applicant for license

pending action thereon.

ection 4. Vpon receipt of gold coin, gold +ullion or gold certificates deli$ered toit in accordance 6ith ection 2 or 3, the ederal reser$e +an& or mem+er +an& 6ill pa/therefore an e9ui$alent amount of an/ form of coin or currenc/ coined or issued underthe la6s of the Vnited tates.

ection -. 'em+er +an&s shall deli$er all gold coin, gold +ullion and goldcertificates o6ned or recei$ed +/ them other than as e empted under the pro$isions of

ection 2D to the ederal reser$e +an&s of their respecti$e districts and recei$e credit or pa/ment therefore.

ection . "he ecretar/ of the "reasur/, out of the sum ma&e a$aila+le to the)resident +/ ection 301 of the Act of 'arch B, 1B33, 6ill in all proper cases pa/ thereasona+le costs of transportation of gold coin, gold +ullion or gold certificates deli$eredto a mem+er +an& or ederal reser$e +an& in accordance 6ith ection 2, 3,or - hereof,including the cost of insurance, protection, and such other incidental costs as ma/ +e

necessar/, upon production of satisfactor/ e$idence of such costs. oucher forms forthis purpose ma/ +e procured from ederal Reser$e *an&s.ection . In cases 6here the deli$er/ of gold coin, gold +ullion or gold

certificates +/ the o6ners thereof 6ithin the time set for the a+o$e 6ill in$ol$ee traordinar/ hardship or difficult/, the ecretar/ of the "reasur/ ma/, in his discretion,e tended the time 6ithin 6hich such deli$er/ must +e made. Applications for suche tensions must +e ma&e in 6riting under oath, addressed to the ecretar/ of the"reasur/ and filed 6ith a ederal reser$e +an&. Each application must state the date to6hich the e tension is desired, the amount and location of the gold coin, gold +ullionand gold certificates in respect of 6hich such application is made and the facts sho6inge tension to +e necessar/ to a$oid e traordinar/ hardship or difficult/.

ection . "he ecretar/ of the "reasur/ is here+/ authoriFed and empo6eredto issue such further regulations as he ma/ deem necessar/ to carr/ out the purpose ofthis order and to issue licenses there under, through each offices or agencies as hema/ designate, including licenses permitting the ederal reser$e +an&s and mem+er

+an&s of the ederal Reser$e /stem, in return for an e9ui$alent amount of other coin,currenc/ or credit, to deli$er, earmar& or hold in trust gold coin and +ullion to or for

persons sho6ing he need for the same for an/ of the purposes specified in )aragraphsaD, cD and dD of ection 2 of these regulations.ection B. >hoe$er 6illfull/ $iolates an/ pro$ision of this E ecuti$e rder or of

these regulations or of an/ rule, regulation or license issued there under ma/ +e finednot more than X10,000, or if a natural person, ma/ +e imprisoned for not more than ten/ears, or +oth and an/ officer, director or agenc/ of an/ corporation 6ho &no6ingl/

participates in an/ such $iolation ma/ +e punished +/ a li&e fine, imprisoned, or +oth."his order and these regulations ma/ +e modified or re$o&ed at an/ time. RA5?%I5 !. R E E%" "HE >HI"EH V E April -, 1B33

5e t 6e ha$e Canada;s suspension of the :old fi$e da/s later.

13


14/23

urther I

E cerpts from the >orld *an& perational 'anuel Y perational )olicies

14


15/23

"hese policies 6ere prepared for use +/ >orld *an& staff and are not necessaril/ a complete treatmentof the su+8ect.

0ealings with 0e


16/23

2S2$6AT#/.! "he unla6ful assumption of the use of propert/, 6hich +elongs to anotherJ aninterruption or the distur+ing a man in his right and possession. "omi. "here are t6o &inds of usurpation# first , 6hen a stranger, 6ithout right, presents to a church and his cler& is admittedJ and,

seco*d , 6hen a su+8ect uses a franchise of the &ing 6ithout la6ful authorit/. Co. %itt. 2 b. #n4overnmental 3aw . "he t/rannical assumption of the go$ernment +/ force, contrar/ to and in$iolation of the constitution of the countr/. Bouviers Law Dictionary , "hird Re$ision th EditionD

1B14D, olume 3, page 33 0.

2S2$6 $! ne 6ho assumes the right of go$ernment +/ force, contrar/ to and in $iolation of theconstitution of the countr/. "oul. roit. Ci% , n. 32. ne 6ho intrudes himself into an office 6hich is$acant, and ousts the incum+ent 6ithout an/ color of title 6hate$erJ his acts are $oid in e$er/ respectJ'cCra6 $. >illiams, 33 :ratt. a.D -13J Hooper $. :ood6in, 4 'e. 0. Bouviers Law Dictionary ,"hird Re$ision th EditionD 1B14D, olume 3, page 33 0.

usur ation -zr-pshon D. "he a+solute ouster or dispossession of a patron +/ a stranger 6ho hasno right to do so presented a cler& to a +enefice 6ho 6as thereupon admitted to the li$ing and institutedtherein. ee. 3 *l. Comm. 242. Law Dictionary, James A. Ballentine , econd Edition, 1B4 , page1324.

usur er Z F[r p[rD. A person 6ho assumes possession of an office, 6ho performs the duties, and 6honeither la6ful title nor color of right. ee Hamlin $. ?assafer, 1- re. 4- , 3 Am. t. Rep. 1 , 1 B, 1-)ac. Rep. . Law Dictionary, James A. Ballentine , econd Edition, 1B4 , page 1324.

2S2$6AT#/.! "he unla6ful assumption of the use of propert/, 6hich +elongs to anotherJ aninterruption or the distur+ing a man in his right and possession. "omlins. "he unla6ful seiFure or assumption of so$ereign po6erJ the assumption of the go$ernment or supreme po6er +/ force or illegall/, in derogation of the constitution and of the rights of the la6ful ruler. il&inson, 220 Ala. -2B, 12 o. 102, 104. Blacks Law Dictionary 4 th Edition 1B-1D

page 1 13.

2S2$6 $! ne 6ho assumes the right of go$ernment +/ force, contrar/ to and in $iolation of theconstitution of the countr/. "oul. roit. Ci% , n. 32. Blacks Law Dictionary 4 th Edition 1B-1D page1 13.

uLsur /UU Furp;, surp;Dvt. MM'Eusur$e* \ ' r usur$er \ % usur$are \ usus , a use ] ra$ere , toseiFe# see rapeNN to ta&e or assume po6er, a position, propert/, rights, etc.D and hold in possession +/force or 6ithout right Y vi. to practice or commit usurpation on or uponD Y usurp;er n. Y usurp;ing^l/a"v . We sters !ew Worl" Dictionary , 3 rd College Ed. 1B D page 14 0.

uLsur ation /UU Fer p_;shen, ser Dn. MM'Eusur$acio* \ % usu$aretio NN the act of usurpingJ esp., theunla6ful or $iolent seiFure of a throne, po6er, etc. Webster s Ne3 World ictio*ar+ , 3 rd College Ed.

1B D page 14 0.

5o6 su+8ect to the tatute of >estminster of 1B31 Canada had no la6 in place to create the office of :o$ernor :eneral as the ?ing specificall/ renounced that capacit/ in 1B31 so in 1B4 'ac&enFie ?ingthe then prime 'inister of Canada usurped the authorit/ of the ?ing to appoint a :o$ernor :eneral andunla6full/ created a document claiming to act 6ith the ?ings authorit/ and +/ his command. "his

1


17/23

&eeping in mind that su+8ect to the repeal of section 2 from the *ritish 5orth America Act the Acteffecti$el/ died in 1B01 6hen @ueen ictoria died lea$ing no pro$ision for the act to +e theresponsi+ilit/ of an/ of her successors.

3etters 6atent onstituting the /ffice of 4overnor 4eneral of anada

5ote no la6 e isted for the )rime 'inister to sign this and as such 6as a de facto act and all la6 since1B01, 6hen @ueen ictoria died has +een de facto su+8ect to the repeal of the *ritish 5orth AmericaAct +/ the repeal of section 2 in 1 B3 D

"he *5A Act 1 D section 2# "he pro$isions of this Act referring to Her ma8est/ the @ueen e tendsalso the heirs and successors of Her 'a8est/, ?ings and @ueens of the Vnited ?ingdom of :reat +ritainand Ireland.

"he Imperial )arliament repealed section 2 of the *5A Act 1 D +/ the tatutes Re$ision Act of 1 B3.Vnder 6hat authorit/ did the successor to @ueen ictoria, or successors to the *ritish throne since,continue to rule Canada as the Cro6n of CanadaG

>here is the PCR >5 CA5A!APGGGG >here is the P"HR 5E CA5A!APGGGG

%elow the bogus law instituted by the de facto rime minister at the timewith no authority from the ing at the time to do so and no signature of the ing was a lied! #t is a fraudulent forgeryD

Effecti$e cto+er 1, 1B4

N4 /$4 $!N

A.A0A

:eorge the i th, +/ the :race of :od, of :reat *ritain, Ireland and the *ritish !ominions +e/ond the eas ?ing, !efender of the aith.

OS A3P

"o All "o >hom these )resents shall come,

4$ T#.4E

>hereas +/ certain %etters )atent under the :reat eal +earing date at >estminster the "6ent/ third da/ of 'arch, 1B31, Hislate 'a8est/ ?ing :eorge the ifth did constitute, order, and declare that there should +e a :o$ernor :eneral andCommander in Chief in and o$er Canada, and that the person filling the office of :o$ernor :eneral and Commander inChief should +e from time to time appointed +/ Commission under the Ro/al ign 'anual and ignet#

And 6hereas at t. amesK on the "6ent/ third da/ of 'arch, 1B31, His late 'a8est/ ?ing :eorge the ifth did cause certainInstructions under the Ro/al ign 'anual and ignet to +e gi$en to the :o$ernor :eneral and Commander in Chief#

And 6hereas it is ur >ill and pleasure to re$o&e the %etters )atent and Instructions and to su+stitute other pro$isions in place thereof#

5o6 therefore 6e do +/ these presents re$o&e and determine the said %etters )atent, and e$er/thing therein contained, andall amendments thereto, and the said Instructions, +ut 6ithout pre8udice to an/thing la6full/ done thereunder#

1


18/23

And >e do declare ur >ill and pleasure as follo6s#

#! >e do here+/ constitute, order, and declare that there shall +e a :o$ernor :eneral and Commander in Chief in and o$er Canada, and appointments to the ffice of :o$ernor :eneral and Commander in Chief in and o$er Canada shall +e made +/Commission under ur :reat eal of Canada.

##! And >e do here+/ authoriFe and empo6er ur :o$ernor :eneral, 6ith the ad$ice of ur )ri$/ Council for Canada or of

an/ mem+ers thereof or indi$iduall/, as the case re9uires, to e ercise all po6ers and authorities la6full/ +elonging to Vs inrespect of Canada, and for greater certaint/ +ut not so as to restrict the generalit/ of the foregoing to do and e ecute, in themanner aforesaid, all things that ma/ +elong to his office and to the trust >e ha$e reposed in him according to the se$eral

po6ers and authorities granted or appointed him +/ $irtue of the Constitution Acts, 1 to 1B40 and the po6ers andauthorities hereinafter conferred in these %etters )atent and in such Commission as ma/ +e issued to him under ur :reat

eal of Canada and under such la6s as are or ma/ hereinafter +e in force in Canada.

###! And >e do here+/ authoriFe and empo6er ur :o$ernor :eneral to &eep and use ur :reat eal of Canada for sealingall things 6hatsoe$er that ma/ +e passed under ur :reat eal of Canada.

#1! And >e do further authoriFe and empo6er ur :o$ernor :eneral to constitute and appoint, in ur name and on ur +ehalf, all such udges, Commissioners, ustices of the )eace, and other necessar/ fficers including diplomatic andconsular officersD and 'inisters of Canada, as ma/ +e la6full/ constituted or appointed +/ Vs.

1! And >e do further authoriFe and empo6er ur :o$ernor :eneral, so far as >e la6full/ ma/, upon sufficient cause to himappearing, to remo$e from his office, or to suspend from the e ercise of the same, an/ person e ercising an/ office 6ithinCanada, under or +/ $irtue of an/ Commission or >arrant granted, or 6hich ma/ +e granted, +/ Vs in ur name or under

ur authorit/.

1#! And >e do further authoriFe and empo6er ur :o$ernor :eneral to e ercise all po6ers la6full/ +elonging to Vs inrespect of summoning, proroguing or dissol$ing the )arliament of Canada.

1##! And >hereas +/ the Constitution Acts, 1 to 1B40, it is amongst other things enacted that it shall +e la6ful for Vs, if >e thin& fit, to authoriFe ur :o$ernor :eneral to appoint an/ person or persons, 8ointl/ or se$erall/, to +e his !eput/ or !eputies 6ithin an/ part or parts of Canada, and in that capacit/ to e ercise, during the pleasure of ur :o$ernor :eneral,such of the po6ers, authorities, and functions of ur :o$ernor :eneral as he ma/ deem it necessar/ or e pedient to assign tosuch !eput/ or !eputies, su+8ect to an/ limitations or directions from time to time e pressed or gi$en +/ VsJ 5o6 >e dohere+/ authoriFe and empo6er ur :o$ernor :eneral, su+8ect to such limitations or directions, to appoint an/ person or

persons, 8ointl/ or se$erall/, to +e his !eput/ or !eputies 6ithin an/ part or parts of Canada, and in that capacit/ to e ercise,during the pleasure of ur :o$ernor :eneral, such of the po6ers, authorities, and functions of ur :o$ernor :eneral as hema/ deem it necessar/ or e pedient to assign to him or them# )ro$ided al6a/s, that the appointment of such a !eput/ or !eputies shall not affect the e ercise of an/ such po6er, authorit/ or function +/ ur :o$ernor :eneral.

1###! And >e do here+/ declare ur pleasure to +e that, in the e$ent of the death, incapacit/, remo$al, or a+sence of ur :o$ernor :eneral out of Canada, all and e$er/ the po6ers and authorities herein granted to him shall, until ur further

pleasure is signified therein, +e $ested in ur Chief ustice for the time +eing of Canada, hereinafter called ur Chief usticeD or, in the case of the death, incapacit/, remo$al, or a+sence of ur Chief ustice, then in the enior udge for the time

+eing of the upreme Court of Canada, then residing in Canada and not +eing under incapacit/J such Chief ustice or enior udge of the upreme Court of Canada, 6hile the said po6ers and authorities are $ested in him, to +e &no6n as ur

Administrator.

)ro$ided al6a/s, that the said enior udge shall act in the administration of the :o$ernment onl/ if and 6hen ur Chief ustice shall not +e present 6ithin Canada and capa+le of administering the :o$ernment.

)ro$ided further that no such po6ers or authorities shall $est in such Chief ustice, or other 8udge of the upreme Court of Canada, until he shall ha$e ta&en the aths appointed to +e ta&en +/ ur :o$ernor :eneral.

)ro$ided further that 6hene$er and so often as ur :o$ernor :eneral shall +e temporaril/ a+sent from Canada, 6ith ur permission, for a period not e ceeding one month, then and in e$er/ such case ur :o$ernor :eneral ma/ continue toe ercise all and e$er/ the po6ers $ested in him as full/ as if he 6ere residing 6ithin Canada, including the po6er to appointa !eput/ or !eputies as pro$ided in the e$enth Clause of these ur %etters )atent.

1


19/23


20/23

!ear old all caps corporate 'AC?E5`IE ?I5: reall/ pulled one off as the ?ing 5e$er e$er signedthat document, he did. All de facto fiat mone/ is +ased in flesh as per "almud, http#((666.come andhear.com and %e$iticus 2-. Read the 6hole chapter that is defended +/ the @ueen,

@! #t is agreed with no rebuttal to the fact that the debtor cor oration of anada, listed on the.ew 5ork Stock =change, has been a bankru t country since *:+* and has had no gold toback the a er money since *:++ when receivershi for the creditor, being the Borld %ank,kicked in! #t has bonded the men and women in anada for R million dollars a iece andclassified the %onded men and women as sureties for the debt and as fiduciaries for the legalfiction ersons (straw men) created by rovincial and federal statute as er the regulations of the anadian /wnershi ontrol and 0etermination act of *:R" formerly the


21/23

"hese facts ma/ shoc& /ou so as to dis+elie$e 6hat /ou ha$e read +ut I assure /ou all of it is true. 7ou6ere purchased at +irth and sold again on the international e change as a commodit/ and onl/ +/reading "almud 6ill /ou see 6ho is controlling the la6s and mone/ in this countr/.

http#((666.come and hear.com

"his site is supported +/ the Vnited tates upreme Court ustices and the head Ra++i;s of the >orld as6ell as president *ush. It chec&s out as totall/ factual and the/ are not &idding 6hen the/ tell /ou that if /ou are not e6ish /ou are not e9ual to them.

>e also 6ish to &no6 if /ou can pro$ide us 6ith the proof as to 6hich legislation of man can a+rogate:od;s la6 as defended +/ the @ueen per the Coronation ath Act of 1 +eing an act of parliamentstill in forceQ see section 12 , that applies to /ou, of the criminal code. E odus 20#3 -, 5um+ers1-#1-, !euteronom/ 4#2J 12#32, )salms 11 # J Acts -#2B. 'atthe6 22#1 .Romans 1 #1 20, ames 2#B

3uke be abundantly aware, in the name of 5ahushua the hrist, that # cannot , as of m/ ministerialcalling and dut/ to :od, compl/ 6ith the false god;s de facto Income "a re9uirements as the/ appl/ toa fictional person 6hich is defined in the interpretations act as a corporate +od/ as 6e simpl/ are not theclient /ou ha$e a file on as that


22/23

Should you wish to mail an item using our $egistered Mail service, it should be brought tothe ost office, addressed but not bearing any meter im ression or ostal indicia! 6ostalstaff can then rocess the item for you! The ostal code would not be necessary in such acase .

I appreciated the opportunit/ to clarif/ our position on this matter. )lease +e assured 6e arecommitted to pro$iding the +est possi+le postal ser$ice, and the postal code 6ill al6a/s help inensuring efficient and timel/ mail deli$er/.

7ours sincerel/,

an8a/ )ali6al

"o +e repetiti$e +ut diligen t in honour in m/ efforts to +e clear and ensure /ou are pri$atel/ a6are of 6hat damages /ou are inflicting upon me, the la6 that applies to /ou, as an emplo/ee of thego$ernment, sa/s /ou are not onl/ for+idden from intimidating me, as in I do not consent, +ut also fromo+structing me from officiall/ performing the functions of m/ calling. ee section 1 of the criminalcode. ee section 32 of the Charter to see it onl/ applies to go$ernment and is its supreme la6 that must

+e in line 6ith all of its other la6s. "he/ in li&e fashion must +e in line 6ith the supreme la6 that sa/s itonl/ applies to go$ernments. Can /ou pro$e I am go$ernment %u&eG

o in conclusion if it is /our choice to ignore this letter and continue the harassment and intimidation, +efull/ pri$atel/ informed and totall/ +e pri$atel/ a6are it is m/ intent to file a pri$ate information against/ou in /our pri$ate capacit/ and 6hiche$er superior inclusi$e +ut not limited to the pri$ate man actingas the attorne/ :eneral of the pro$ince or an/one man or 6oman 6ho 6ould encourage /ou to $iolatethe de facto la6 that applies to pu+lic emplo/ees. It 6ill +e o$er stood, +/ /our deli+erate actions andcontinued progress of intentional intimidation to get me to $iolate m/ Christian faith and su+mit to /our de facto criminal enterprise of forced ta ation and sla$er/, that /ou ha$e &no6ledge of 6hat /ou aredoing, as in mens rea, and that /our action is not +ac&ed up +/ legitimate legislation.

)u+lication of tatues Act. )aul *elisle Cler& of the )arliament sa/s the Income "a Act in truecertified form does not e ist

Roncarelli $. !uplessis CCR 1B-B EFe&iel 33# .

I am 6illing to meet 6ith /ou pri$atel/ in ernon to resol$e this issue as other ministers 6ish to resol$ethis issue collecti$el/ rather than ha$e the perpetual unla6ful intimidation to $iolate our collecti$ereligious +eliefs unla6full/ continued and incited +/ /our associates.

7ou ma/ contact, Ale ander and/ !a$idson and Charles 'ac5a+ +oth CRA la6/ers, to esta+lish /our fault/ position in de facto la6 as the/ are a6are of our faith and its re9uirements and ha$e +een +riefedas to the la6.

7ou ma/ also 6ish to contact 'ichael chneider of Canada place CRA Edmonton to esta+lisha6areness of the histor/ of the Church of the Ecumenical Redemption International +/ Re$enue Canadaofficials li&e *ill Reich and *ill %emmon and 'ichael has +een $er/ understanding of our position andhas helped resol$e a fe6 unla6ful issues such as pension seiFure in the past. He has +een assigned +/commissioner 'ichel !orais to aid in the communication and the resol$ing of issues 6ith our Church. I

22


23/23

hope /ou 6ill +e honoura+le in contacting him again as he has e tended his efforts to accommodate our mem+ers in the past

*lessings upon /our position in honour to ac&no6ledging our position of faith in honour.

incerel/,

'inister ames Al+ert HuestonAll Rights in :od;s la6 reser$ed

Documents

Letter to a tax lawyer