“We do not have to explain that one of the GREATEST FRAUDS of all time is the central banking hoax.
We the people of Canada own the central Bank but it was stolen in 1974.
In a class action suit filed by Lawyer Rocco Galati on December 12, 2011 there has been a complete News Blackout regarding the proceedings of this lawsuit.”
UPDATE: BREAKING NEWS – No one else will cover.
Breaking News, Update on the COMER VS. Bank of Canada law suit,
Jan 26 2015 Today COMER (Committee on Monetary and Economic Reform EST. 1986) and constitutional lawyer Rocco Galati won yet another round of appeals. Galati the most prominent constitutional lawyer in the country says he does not believe Canada is a democracy any longer and that the media is controlled by the government.
http://www.maxresistance.com/total-news-blackout-in-canada-people-vs-central-bank/
Click for more information on this class action lawsuit.
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I didn’t know that this was going on in Canada. Thanks for sharing.
Leslie
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LOL 🙂
I almost didn’t share this because it is such an ongoing old case and the couple are elderly and it is sad that the case may not be settled before their passing…
Some time ago I had posted the appeals, it truly is a herculean case.
Thank you for commenting!
Now I am glad I did share this, and we should be aware that many battles are being waged in many different venues and modern slavery resistance is increasing.
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I googled the case and tried to find out more. It really makes me mad!
Leslie
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Reblogged this on Spartan of Truth and commented:
Thanks for this Ron!!!
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My pleasure!
Also pleasing to know of some David vs Goliath court victories.
The matrix and slave grid must come down.
PS: Is your comment que working? Some pending comments have been there for over a week.
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It’s just my business and maybe this new que they have. I haven’t spent much time Ron, sorry…
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No worries, wishing you joy.
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Reblogged this on Awakestate.
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Canadian Appelate Court Rules Borrowing Maybe Illegal for the Bank of Canada
The Canadian Appellate Court has thrown out the punitive damage claims of COMER and allowed the Declaratory Judgment to proceed with respect to the constitutional authority of the current operations of the Bank of Canada.
While some are jumping for joy, the simple reality – this is a statutory challenge. That means the politicians can simply revise the statute and correct the problem. This is not a challenge on the legality of a government to even borrow money. There is a subtle yet important distinction legally speaking. A constitutional challenge to that authority is not likely to win. Historically, however, the King under common law HAD NO RIGHT to tax the people. He would have to summon Parliament to ask for its consent on behalf pf the people to levy taxes. Taxes were allowed ONLY to defend the nation in times of war. This naturally created the incentive for war. Over time, career politicians resulted in a switch of roles. No longer would Parliament truly represent the people, it became the government indistinguishable from the king.
Prior to the 13th century, the king made money exclusively by fining people, which were called “amercements”. At the time of Magna Carta, the right to a jury trial was established to stand between the king and the accused. The contemporary writers of the time said that there was hardly a man in England who had not been amerced once or twice a year for something. The king’s abuse of amercements became notorious and thus establishing rights was forced upon King John in 1215.
The question really becomes constitutionally, DOES THE STATE (King) have the right to tax the people? Is socialism really constitutional under equal protection of the law? The US Supreme Court upheld the proportionality of taxation without any real historical precedent. That decision was really a singleton in law and violated the democratic principles to begin with since the people never voted on such an issue. It was in Brushaber v. Union Pacific Railroad Company, 240 U.S. 1 (1916) when the Supreme Court indicated that the amendment did not expand the federal government’s existing power to tax income (meaning profit or gain from any source) but rather removed the possibility of classifying an income tax as a direct tax on the basis of the source of the income. The Amendment removed the need for the income tax to be apportioned among the states on the basis of population. Income taxes are required, however, to abide by the law of geographical uniformity. The court said: “the 16th Amendment provides for a hitherto unknown power of taxation; that is, a power to levy an income tax which, although direct, should not be subject to the regulation of apportionment applicable to all other direct taxes.” Therein, the Supreme Court allowed Marxism to overrule the Constitution of the United States by taking the negative position the 16th Amendment did not impose a proportionality test. This type of interpretation was actually unconstitutional for instead of strict interpretation, it use the broadest possible interpretation.
We can see the net result of the BRUSHABER decision – it allowed socialism and really communism to take hold in the United States where you own property only in name – the state can take more than 90% of all income if it desires.
So while people are celebrating this ruling in Canada saying mainstream media has been told not to report it, this ruling will eventually go nowhere for the argument does not cut off the right to tax or borrow. It may take a revolution for that to unfold in Canada and there are a lot of people who believe in socialism up there so it is hard to see a trend at this time emerging without the pain.
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Discuss The Canadian Central Bank
Correcting an error in the previous report.
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