Paul W Kincaid, CI, editor November 27, 2013 - 3:44 PM Read PRESS Core article titled – “How Canada and the U.S. can wipe out their entire national debt” The Crown can be sued for damages. It isn’t a state, therefore it has no diplomatic immunity. You and I have never consented to (by vote, contract or agreement) them representing us or our country. They represent no country and no country’s people. They assume to have authority where none exists. The Crown is a corporate entity. All corporations can be sued. All corporations are subject to criminal law. They exists because there are laws that allow them to exist. It has only the rights, powers and privileges granted to it by a government. Both Canada and the U.S. can dissolve a corporation under their respective jurisdictions for violations of the laws of Canada and the U.S. The Crown has been violating U.S. law since 1871 and has placed Canada and Canadians under martial (military) law since 1867 – British North America Act, 1867. The Crown (the Catholic Church) declared martial law in Canada in 1867 and to enforce martial law it created the Dominion Police. The name was changed in 1920 but its service to the Crown remained the same, even to this day – 2013. The Dominion Police was renamed the Royal Canadian Mounted Police – to deceive Canadians. Who would join the RCMP if they knew it was a military force for a foreign entity – the Catholic Church? Protestants, Anglicans, Presbyterians wouldn’t knowingly and willingly serve the Catholic Church. Doing so would mean betrayal of your country, your countrymen and your faith. But that is exactly what Canadians have been doing since 1867 by joining and serving the Catholic Church as RCMP officers – Roman Catholic Church soldiers – crusaders, as Prime Ministers, Premiers, judges, lawyers (both prosecution and public defenders), mayors and civil servants and Canadians who work for a Crown Corporation – Service New Brunswick, Ambulance New Brunswick, Petro Canada, Royal District Planning Commission, Atlantic Lottery Corporation, NB Power, New Brunswick Liquor Corporation, New Brunswick Community College, Hydro-Québec (provides electrical power to the U.S.), Société des casinos du Québec, Hydro One, Liquor Control Board of Ontario, … en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_corporations_of_Canada Both Canada and the U.S. can sue the Crown (a private corporation) for $trillions in damages and clear their entire national debts. Both Canada and the U.S. can sue the Crown because the Crown is a corporation that has abused its rights, powers and privileges and is engaging in unlawful acts or omissions as part of an ongoing criminal organization.
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