Issue 21

| A ee PO fe | | Published by the Canadian institute for Political Integrity P.O. Box 774 Kemptville, Ont., KOG 1J0 Tel.(613) 258-2893 Fax.(613) 258-0015 GlenCipiKealey@ netscape.net a ee ee Ure) | eee: | ee Twenty-first—3rd Edition “There always are two sides on both sides of every issue” October, 2001 to January 2002 Se TR ela . J i tee FF oe o = ie = fa ee." / - Constantine’s “ DY /rapezitae-Homintern on 9-11-2001 PO’ Published by the Canadian Institute for Political Integrity P.O. Box 774 Kemptville, Ont., KOG 1J0 Tel.(613) 258-2893 Fax .(613) 258-0015 GlenCipiKealey@netscape. net Twenty-first—3rd Edition “There always are two sides on both sides of every issue” Osama/Usama bin Laden is Hamath’s Cruise missile technology flies planes to WTC on 9-11 by: Glen Kealey There are loose ends in the CNN version of the 9/1] tragedy to accept their version of the events outright without seek- ing a second opinion. braindead oi “the (Masons or wanna-bees) Only the followers system” VLason would not ask to see and hear the whole of he avalfable evidence, no matter where it mMizht lead. And, any investigator worth his salt will tell both “follow as well as, you to the money’, examine each of the suspects motives. Tax Collection Agency created Canada in 1539 Hamath’s Apiru-Trapezitae of the Hittites is now CCRA by: Glen Kealey At least as long ago as 3200 BC there lived a people known as the Hittites. Their King lived in a place called Carchemish, in the southeast corner of what is now Turkey. As with today’s politicians the King’s position was mostly cosmetic. He didn’t have any real power. Those with the power lived down the road a too many The first question any true investigator (ie: Columbo) would ask is — “except for the obvious suspects, Is there any one else who benefitted from this crime?” In this case “yes” is the answer and the possible suspects are numerous. li one were to ask who benefitted “most” —here are just a few: 1 — The Federal Reserve. It has gained tremendously by the fantastic increase in the national debt of the United States and resulting reduction in their Social Security ways, in a place called Hamath. The priests of Hamath had real power which they exercised from behind the scene, much as they do today. They created and owned the money supply and the banks (known then as money-changers). The priests of Hamath wrote their language, now known as Khitan. They archived (hid) the peoples public records and promoted surplus; both at a time when the U.S. was on the verge of paying off its national debt over the next ten years. 2 — The U.S. Military. It has been able to empty its inventory of weapons and bombs; stockpiles that have limited their ability to spend new money (and collect secret bribes and kickbacks) during the eight, very long, Clinton years. religion, as well as, the arts and “culture”. These helped to keep the people busy and uninformed except for what priests allowed their news editors to publish from a nearby town called Media. These ancient Priests supported free-trade, mostly in minerals such as silver, copper and iron. With these they fabricated coins to pay the soldiers and the armour used to “Goat” 3 — Transnational Trade. Big businesses all benefit from the new purchases by all government departments (Airlines, the Post Office, Home-land Security, FBI, CIA, Pharmaceuticals, etc). 4 — Organized Reli- gion. These fear mongers have greatly enhanced both their position and treasure chests; as the "sheople” flock back to churches in record numbers. 5 — The Private Charity Trade. Very large charitable organizations have protect them in battle. Things didn’t change much over the years except for the location of their field activities. They operated behind the scene in Babylon, Egypt, India, Japan, Korea, China and the steppes of Russia and Siberia, before they changed their focus to the include the West. After establishing a maze of different religions for continued on page 2 every Osama / Usama page 2 Left-Handed / Right-Handed ? page 3 “Dear Minister’ seen a fantastic page 4& growth in both the amount of money they’ve collected, as well as, the total number of volunteers they’ve recruited. The Bible | Open Source Coding pages 12-13 ZZ Top & /lre-Land page 17 Question ? What do all these eroups have in com- mon? CONSTANTINE page 18 The reaf war or TERRORISM page 19 Answer. They can all be linked to elitist secret societies such as Free- masonry; they, who have always believed in creating “Order out of Chaos”. These secret societies g0 back thousands of years. All are owned Disability Pension ~ page 20 The HITTITES page 22 Bank Robber page 23 Freemason Alert Glen “P.T.” Kealey has now produced a\ home-video that for the first time begins to explain the secret symbolic language which is well hidden within the English language you use every day. An order form is printed here on the back page. region of the East, they then created Christianity especially for Europe, Australia and the Americas. The work began im the middle-east but direct control was quietly transferred to Greece, or Macedonia, as it was known at the time under the Roman watch of Constantine. He commanded the Roman military force SVP make cheques payable to CIPI — cio : PO Box 774, Kemptville, Page 2 NEWS and OPINION Who’se “show was ° 9/11 ? continued from page 1 outright by an ancient priesthood who con- trol both the world’s Big Media, as well as, the Central Banks. Originally, these were Aeadquartered at a place called Hamath (Syria) and spoke a discontinued language known as Khitan. This top secret society of “predator priests” has also been known in different ages by the name Apiru, or Habiru and later, Trapezitae. How could they do 9/117 by pre-pro- craming the _ four airplanes’ Automatic Pilot Computers (with Cruise Missile Techno- logy) and then give them the WTC coord- inates during their construction. They could also order the four planes to shut Simply down their “Black- Box”(orange) transponders. Boeing, Boeing, “Who let the dogs out ?” Simultaneously, and just as important, a diversion would also be orchestrated. For just that purpose a very braindead and very naive Freemason known as Osama /Usama bin Laden was recruited to carry out “the illusion of a multiple § skyjack”, dubbed —SePTember DecePTion—. Today, even bin Laden is totally overwhelmed by the effectiveness of “his” plan. As P.T. Barnum once was quoted saying : ...°There’s a new sucker born every minute.” Right ¢ Will the real please stand | (with or without a cane) The Kealey Paper —— ' = =~ fa =, yy ll r oe a, at i opt etaets Tenses) fT. ftehys dad baes | a at aeeti tees Wet tten ee a 1 a P= a a = /: eoPoe. at cee fi Poe ae a, 1% oe 4 4 tt ‘eae eee $1 “i rs le ric et ; a aa 2 a o4, Fi Fr aim ya! othe 4 perk et? ‘es : mh barbs 3 Te * 2 ri at = Da at ee i) : =i) *4 aot bat sutra ee tiistes be 7 a ao" F a ets cha tea ee ice repel two aes i ; Reaieiss wait) ue +3 = Capra Wisi iene r Peirce ig eet art a i feieete este teen le ofa Te eet gts fe eee Se eee bal a ee ee ed ee ee ae) ee one eee et Ht i= 7 oo aes *,* ds Sa,e etl a ot ee es =,” - == 2 ee eee oe Pe Hoe et ee siete pececusts esa, toausaneeeg Ding atargisgeatatetrsgacgiee ; " ee ee ree ee eee ee A ' i * 4 “es ee ie pl el ee | ge i : ; —7 © ' Py i a et he ‘" r F F [ay syerestblipsd=tagsalslazesl tse serseheannatesd incSsnnns ete oF wt oe | (Ae ae ail Opi . : i ‘ 5 “el : ns tee Ce pee if At fhe! E ae he | AS | A idfik ie: 4 I y fee # 5 sali ; ‘ + erate rer ete re re ‘i. i a maa Fa ae : Hf 4 a A = = = y . nat 1 t .v hf) 4 . i i hi fu) = *, aed ea ee Cree ba SHIP eee eet eet FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitive - Usama Bin Laden FBI TEN MOST WANTED FUGITIVE MURDER OF U.S. NATIONALS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES; “vigil CONSPIRACY TO MURDER U.S. NATIONALS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES: ATTACK ON A FEDERAL FACILITY RESULTING Ty DEATH rh Date of Photograph Unknown Aliases: Usama Bin Muhammad Bin Ladin, Shaykh Usama Bin Ladin, the Prince, the Emir, Abu Abdallah, Mujahid Shaykh, Hajj, the Director DESCRIPTION Date of Birth: 1957 Hair: Brown Place of Birth: Saudi Arabia Eyes: Brown | Height: 6' 4" to 6' 6" Complexion: Olive Weight: Approximately 160 pounds —- Sex: Male — it | Occupation: Unknown 4s an Remarks: Bin Laden is the leader of a terrorist organization known as Al- | Qaeda, "The Base". He is left-handed and walks with a cane. | Scars and Marks: None ak ee ; CAUTION at 1998, BOMBINGS OF THE UNITED STATES EMBASSIES I http://www.fbi. gov/mostwant/topten/fugitives/laden. htm ode 1 ie me EF 7 ™ ——_—————— nial ‘’ i eo ‘= * oe ‘a4, — = Pe ee —e = = —— ae i, al ces fal = ene ini — ie ——e & = 1 an ' 3. Jager of vy Sate = rl x ol La! a Le hen | we Sh 7 jet *, 5 Fell age Ea ( ae = S POS = te { = oe 4 ae Fe, AS a : r ae Ase - z= e's eo aeyye poe ES Fi he OSAMA / USAMA GESTURES In October, before the bombing, Osama / Usama bin Laden “ was obviously right-handed. OSAMA / USAMA WRITES RIGHT-HANDED ee Why do the F.B.I. and CNN want us to believe that he walked with a cane and was left-handed ? OSAMA / USAMA EATS RIGHT-HANDED OSAMA / USAMA DRINKS RIGHT-HANDED r ie ‘ < uk: oe Sys ye = haste Me ks 4 we Bs i 2 Wa : v ; a . : - re. eee - : ct : 1 — L . _ balls a ;, he, r = 7 a "Hig r. t el a: ae a aie ie = role 4 a oF i ae) ys ce E er ae is E a aie oF, a es 1 =, * Ts F ' 1 feel fe ear al " 7 ee ae te si a a ieee pea at ae ad La Pe at t foe ad “ rs ne ee F a fA. : a — SES — The Kealey Paper * Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to January 2002 * Page 3 cca tT tat & TERS St 7. > ie LJ S|] Te) a oe ee 3 E ‘Eh : ~ L i 4 i i i | yw il q ¢ I ‘ ry v i TT 5 ll al i 7 ™ i “7. i) ae Be 2 : @ ; = i" t ' ANALYSIS and OPINION continued from page 1 ee known as legions. Bible (authorized at retained by the high Im France the eastern their agent (Note the similarity Nicaea by the pagan priests of “competing” Priests were known ae wae He that exists between the Greek military leader | Christian churches. The Ferme. They; im nT eS i ae words “legion” and Constantine). 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Fé: Your file: 3-83236 = of Great Britain in i a pages, you may not a robbery on that areas of your but at a Tevel oq factual, readily perpetrators of fraud, one should have the ve cones vheheune * Act violates the Law others in the same | ° # ERREREUPE . ALN mma of the Land by _ fieldofendeavour,are |) > 2) 3) Edmonton (©2000 I ge 211 Bank of Montreal Tights afforded "Your money or your | sos AVesGorV the attached 2 a... everyone. Taxation is life” and taxes are | 9 4 ADR registered mail to the 10199 101 treet and when prosecuted threat. ah 3 pace erect eae, 5 ) | 4 ' Sane 0 eae risstsael 5 The letter is self TY 2*% automatically reverts MOWEVer oe and | Ree, go hh Wee TussuameE Re yours, unlike the Be Nae oy ie Enone: (780) 225-2008 Slavery was abolished ee Y We (oS ose cae Brees ysccsreresiscis iiss eeany eae It would appear that in this country by the in a lonely place oe eee Qe on certain sections of Imperial Parliament : - Criminal . your CF ae ae and your fax dated 493, the _roadside, ane may be in e siete August 21, 2001 holding a pistol to his sections so referred ATTENTION: head, proceed to rifle are: George T. Christidis Upon receiving and _ his pockets. But the reading the following robbery is nonetheless 227 ‘octi mee: have any such luxury account; and robbery 337, 322, and Section Thank vou for : ; 60. of which S.60(a) is i ihe trands being the innocent under colour of law is wae i | This 3 realy ame en ee d perpetrators that you far more dastardly sient tae h pels perpeale currently enjoy. These and shameful. not to say that other against my person, pages are document- Criminal Code do not somewhat higher than verifiable and most one time you may be are responsible for informed Considered innocent these frauds. Perhaps as the educational truth come out in open not pretend to have system, (institutes of court as public record BY rightful claim to kind controlled thought), and let the people of your property and is } 0 ETT Rese: has not allowed the Canada be the final much too sensible a fo ge Si Oe Oy eee et See truth of history to be judge. Such a spate of mannottopretendto | Regarce known. Your actions liesandamassexodus be anything but a |} Sb Wha hipaa .s indicate to have made _ of lawyers politicians } — = — Fd LELeee. LF. - oe oS 7 '¥-. y} F us ty | ANALYSIS and OPINION © ton age takes vo ve ae The some pretext all dum. Upon consulting e similarity self the responsibility, ked to b ie ie ai contribute 10 © tis oe totes, Xeshey 4 “anada and danger, and crime of —— 2 SUEVE IESE in system of control by will be found that the i ne-very fen his onan note case the first situation curbing the product- Recording Secretary : land”. natinvetiaal. tadbave is not true, is that the ive potentials of a at the Quebec : any Highifal ‘calm to incompetence of people. Resolu ti oO n s hi ‘anada and your property and is government and Conference of 1864 is a As. cen ‘ bureaucratic bungling We all are taught in not Hewitt Bernard, tf ied much too sensible a are accountable for Schools, which is but is signed only by ei ere, Im a man not to pretend to the woes of the reinforced by the E.P. Tache. Mr. ad it to the be anything but a country. This is the media, that capitalists Bernard was not a si inister who robber. Furthermore, most favoured ritua] »ate Communism and delegate to the = osmetic), is having taken ones the controlled Ran communists hate conference of 1864, a » for the money, he leaves, as offers as an excuse aa capitalism. The truth or was he in attend- z vas written one may wish him to editorials ats a, of the matter is that a@nce. aaa ae Strang, of do. He does not follow public consum ha capitalists see com- paper: ‘ta. one down the road Does i€ not then ie munism as a means to So who is Hewitt nett against ones will, and Fiat there: chowia be create and maintain a Bernard? | Again, Riaeie pesca te robbing one of more the odd mistake made in ae me Secale gig te avegera Hausa seatesie d with was a clerk at West- fq 25 su iii BBs ci ceictiacessstescieisetertssceertnsciees money as often as he jn our favour? This ace ne A ested Tt Gernot rast finds it for his interest rarely. if ever. hap- typical capitalistic | minster in eng Zs a | le cee or pleasure to do so. igi CVEts aap efficiency. Hence, happens that John A. ie ee ses i pens. The final and globalization of Macdonald met and pig eT RESERG theses it EEE SELSEEESEETacs To Be ESE peacesueeatt teeaeeneeataeeas He is too much of a most probable scena- industry and multi- married Susan Agnes Meeateaone faeuisias 3 eons ee neo gentleman to be guilty jig is that we are lateral treaties which Bernard in London, symbolizes seas of such impostures, dealing with brilliance render ineffective any England on February | is cE Te aaa atts: and insults, and and planning! sovereignty of a 16,1867. Her brother, Ee ogmeeED” Fureuesiay Seesieristiecro villanies as these. nation. This is Hewitt Bernard first Se 2 in} 1 ae ce Additionally, he does [fy 1844. Benjamin accomplished by a came to Canada from | igiriistbasscceisttcerpeiag ee not try to dupe one Disraeli. former means known as Britain in the summer bos: Hens into believing what he prime Minister of Progress Eve of 1867, three years does is righteous and = England is quoted as gradualism. Look after the conference of lawful. He iS saving: "the, world. is around inthis country 1864! diametrically opposite soyerned by very dif- and most "western ” | ee to what you and yours ferent personages from pee we creer ae re falsely claim to be what is imagined by Bi 7 ianke or ee did Capper 1867 estimate! those who are not Communist Manifesto OF has it transpired behind the scenes." have been implement- since that time. The In order to properly ed. Central banks, ‘British North understand what is Inthe early 1900's, the public schools, srad- America Act of 1867" happening today and House of Rothchild ual abolition _ of did not confederate why it happens, a (aka Bauer), were jnheritance, no right "Canada" nor is it a knowledge of recent curious about certain {tg own property, constitution, but is history in this country facts concerning hu- progressive income and was, an Act of is mandatory. This is man behaviour, and in tax. ete. British Parliament. not to say that incid- particular, how to This Act was merely ents similar to what Control people. They an elaborate set of has transpired in approached the tee af r instructions | via the Canada have not oc- Tavistok Institute at ieee soe Colonial Office for the carved elsewhere in Sussex University phe Pere tous then : Governor the world in one form north of London, ee “ = ane wee General of the unified uieaatter) iioone. is England. There it was areTOny ato Ny colonies known as nat a » “conspiracy learned that most ae enka a Canada. ~ people live in fear; cna theorist” then it must ¢,, o¢ dying alone, CANADA BEGIN? be admitted that there for of not going to icoNvepaitGass are just too Many heaven, fear of not The following ISA go “defined. byvielie "coincidences" that peing able to educate brief, but accurate Maurice Olivier, K.C., occur to possibly be heir children, fear of synopsis of contemp- = Jojnt-LLaw Clerk, coincidental or acci- pot having enough orary history, and will ponce of Commons, dental. money to put food on be substantially in- @ page 85 of the With the above para- graph in mind, it may be reasonably stated that there are three likely scenarios mark- ed for consideration, of which the first is the "law of average”, whereby one may assume that 50% of what goes on should be in favour of the the table, and many other things. Since that time, the political systems of the world have been constructed so as to perpetuate poverty and thereby assert control over the populations. Laws, rules, regulations, bureaucratic red tape and taxation under creased and upgraded to a more professional level in the near future. The "Fathers of Confederation" painting is a fraud. In that painting the Recording Secretary is depicted as one Hewitt Bernard and is confirmed in the accompanying adden- ————— es ”—tr—tC—CSSC——( a Special Committee Report on the BNA Act convened in Ottawa, February 26th, 1935: "A confed- eration is a union of independent and sovereign States bound together by a pact or a treaty for the common observance of certain = ma a - 7 ; — == 5 rE = a | " 7 rey OO ol KN = ie A P, ws ‘ ven f : , P ANALYSIS and OPINION Dear Minister of “Justice continued from page 5 conditions dependent _ said, shall be prima sitions and rental legislature of a united property as well as colony, whose power ‘upon the unanimous facie evidence of such consent of the con- disallowance or as- being director of was limited to ass- tracting parties, who sent." many companies. For isting the governor- are free to withdraw at least 25 years, general as agent of the from the union. " mostly while he was Jmperial Parliament Prime Minister, he of Great Britain. . Another | strange os: President of St. | anomaly is the fact yawrence Warehouse, The key words here that in the year 1272 pock and Wharfage 7 yhe BNA Act was = sabia and = A.D)., a law passed in Company from .iq is not a con- haga states. England forbade any: Quebec City; and Ist stitution, but merely Nova aoe New sheriff, lawyer, bailiff President Fs nine an act that united four Branswiek and East or any other of our facturers Life Ins ; colonies ‘nto one, with Canada and West Court constables” ance Company © : till Canada, (the Province from holding public oronto F t ‘th the of Canada) were not ffice. This was in conflict of interest remaining Wl o office. yt there!!! British government. independent nor mee os ju This Act created an Ane ee at tt om . sovereign at that time, state IF ancillary corporation diciary. This law held , 600 vears, The foregoing state- to “aid and advise" ments constitute the the Governor General John A. Macdonald, following summary: to administer affairs Georges Cartier, and in connection with the cur. This. in turn, is many others held 1. The Quebec Resolu- Provinces as long as confirmed by the public office illegally! tions Conference of they were colonies. "Interpretations Act S802 9" Wee oe 1864 provided for a The so created central of 1889. Section 18, as to which brother- propa Federal legislature received its Paragraph 3: hood belongs the Unie authority from the credit for having this "Crown! and was mot particular law re- 2. The Bill so drafted responsible to the pealed? by the Canadian dele- — ajacteq MP's. “Lhe expression cation to the London COLONY shall mean : any of Her Majesty's When John A. Mac- Conference of 1866 Dominions, (exclusive donald was knight yrovided for a Federal of the British rial by Queen Victoria ie Union. ee STA e ee and of British India) became Sir John A. and where parts of Macdonald, it was 3. The Colonial Office DECEMBER 11, 1931 such Dominions are reportedly stated that of the Imperial Parlia- -under both a Central it was for ment of Great Britain but rather were colon- ies of Great Britain, for thereby making it until1872. Apparently impossible for any confederation fo oc- What is the Statute of was not required to Westminster? This Legislature and Local Legislatures, all parts snder the Central "confederating” Canada. Obviously, that cannot be true. grant the colonies of Canada their request for a Federal Union. statute enacted December 11, 1931 gave the provinces of Legislature shall for Another little known aa ne" J ee rpose of this fact is that he became the Batiiae (colony) definition, be GECHEe. the Prime Minister to be One ( olony. without benefit of an election taking place, Hence comes. the although he was expression the "Dom- — jeading political figure inion (colony) Of in power in what was Canada’. then known as Canada East and The "Colonial Laws (Canada West, (the Validity Act" of June prgyince of Canada), 79th, 1865 confirms prior to the summer of “the status of the above § 1967. (Last election mentioned ProvinceS j»yown to be held was to be colonies and jj, June 1863). Appar- states in Section 6, the ently, an election held following: between August 7, 1867 and September ‘Any proclamation 20, 1867 confirmed his purported to be pub- position as Prime lished by the authority Minister of the of the Governor, cit- Central Legislature of culating in any news- the unified colonies paper in the Colonies, |\nown as Canada. 4. The British North of Canada their America Act carried independence from out neither the terms British colonial rule. nor the spirit of the Since that date the Quebec Resolutions provinces of Canada Conference. have been able to form any type of union they 5 Canada did not would so_ desire, become a Federal whether a federation, Union nor a Confed- confederation, a eration under the republic whatever the BNA Act, burrathera population did de- United Colony. There- mand. To date, the fore, the privilege of a provinces have not federation or a con- acted on their ac- federation was, and gqyired status given still is a prerogative of them by the Statute, the provinces Of put have rather Canada by virtue of continued the ruse the Statute of W that we have somehow estminster . retained some form of non-existent link 6. The parliament of wjth the British Canada did not monarchy. This in - ae ge a ' Pht pa a Se em Le eetuat renee see ‘ate hee | fo signifying Her : ype become the federal tyrn would involve | ==; Mormo © " i © = . “Sir = civea oe oaeh i = ® * a © a cope ce ety at Her Majesty's disal- John) was also cont- Canada by virtue of erpmentsof Canada | . — VAlh RAKS VS lowance of any such inuously involved in the BNA Act, but reserved bill as afore- realestate, land acqui- rather the central * Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to January 2002 * ry # . Majesty's assenttoany ther little known such Colonial law or facts are that he (Sir cont. on page 7 Page 6 * The Kealey Paper - z i oe rs ie oe 1 xu 4 a. ey _ as aie i J CPDL POPE 2 9 aie Pat rors ye ie 2 ee vv FG eHs re —_ — 9 — ‘a -_— Dear Minister of “Justice” continued from page 6 in an active role of conspiring to con- ceal treasonable practice, as they still participate in the governor-general lieutenant governor scam. Section II of the above Statute states that notwithstand- ing anything in the Interpretations Act of 1889, no Province of Canada is any longer a Colony, and therefore has elev- ated each Province to the position of a Sovereign State Parliament binds not only itself but future Parliaments of the United King- dom to recognize and respect the new status conferred by it upon the Prov- inces of Canada. In order to confirm the above fact that Canada was a Col- ony of Great Britain until December I1, 1931, the same Dr. Maurice Olivier states that: "Furthermore, our Constitution (BNA ownership of land; independent of all action from without, paramount over all action within. " "The right to exercise the power of Eminent Domain is inherent in sovereignty, necessary to it, and inseparable from it. From the very nature of society and organized government, this right must belong to the State. It is a part of the Sovereign power of any Nation. It exists independent of Consti- tutional recognition, and it existed prior to constitutions. It les dormant in the State, without political su- perior. This is confirmed in the Act by Section 7, Para- eraph 2, whereby Sovereign Rights "chall extend to laws made by any of the Provinces of Canada and to the powers of the legislatures such Provinces.” The are found in Section ? of the Statute, which reads: ‘No law and no provision of any law made after the com- mencement of this sovereignty Sovereign Powers referred to Act) is a law adopted by the British Parliament exercising its icon- testable right of toward its Colonies” On page 125 of the same Special of Committee Report of 1935, Dr. Beau- chesne, KC., C.M.G., L.L.D., Clerk of the House of Commons Is quo- ted: of has "The Statute Westminster altered our status...” until legislative action is had pointing out the occasion, the modes and the agencies for its exercise. "" hundred-fifty before the the Kour years dawning of Christian era, Hero- dotus states that Kingdoms conquered by the Persians were required to bring to the Courts of Darius a jar of a jar of for its every year, earth and water; not intrinsic value, but as a token of subserv- iance and acceptance of the laws of the Medes and Persians. History notes that these payments to the Imperial Parliament ceased on December 11, 1931, thereby relinquishing forever the right of Eminent Domain over each Province separately and individually. Why does the supposed "parliament" in Ottawa pay that city rent? It's not called rent anymore, but rather a "grant" Perhaps too many people may become curious? It iS, however, quite plain that the oligarchy who falsely claims to be a federal government, does not now, nor ever has had the power of Domain, Eminent which rather is a bare essential for any legal, sovereign entity. To be blunt, "parliament" owns not one square inch of soil in Canada, anything else! the "duly nor Apparently, elected" MIP's are elected under the auspices of fraud, and severally and accountable are jointly for the perpetration of that fraud. The standard BIC (Basic Indoctrination Act by the Legis- | ae latur of a a Course - “Iambic”) . [Thank you, Dr. _ It is interesting that given all newly shall be void Or wyp.aychesne The eg a. © | . inoperative on the eauchesne. 1€ the British Empire "elected" MP's tells i t : ; . lac 5 * 4 . Statute of Westmin- held its Dominion and _ them how to speak in the "House", how to speak to the media and the public, what they may and may not talk about, and are ground that u A) repugnant to the law of England or to any existing or future Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom.. or ster, literally over- emilar night, did legally render the central legislature of a Co- lony of Great Britain Colonies by exercise of this imp- ortant for example: Nova Scotia right; was required to pay swear into a non-entity: ate to any order, rule or Lk sit : three Indian arrow- Sie 9 1is_non-enuty st& llegiance to a foreign made heads per year. mi t g head of state who has regulation under any such Act, and the Powers of a tus still exists to this British Columbia paid day. contrary to the absolutely no author- two percent of all gold Legislature of 4 specious rhetoric we “dP estelvah amined ity in this country: LESESUIETS » : . ie l 7 = Province shall are asked to believe: ., - b They are also prove Manitoba, include the power to Bilig FR Ni compelled to swear a repeal or amend any EMINENT Saskatchewan = and secondary "Oath of DOMAIN ...WHAT Alberta under the ecrecy.". Now why such Act, order, rule or regulation in so far as the same is part of the ole of such Province.” Hudson's Bay Comp- any paid as follows: would an "elected representative" of the people be sworn to this "Oath"? IS IT AND WHAT DOES IT MEAN’ DEFINITION: From the English "Yielding and Paying Yearly to Us, Our Heirs By the above and American Ency- Giant, Teonter’ Sections of the clopaedia of Law: and Successors for the Statute of West- same, two Elks and two Black Beaver. " cont. on page 8 minster, the British "The unrestrained ee ANALYSIS and COMMENT Dear Minister of “Jus continued from page / i Board of Trade and Plantations. On March 23rd, 1931, the last Governor- General, Earl Bess- borough, was accred- ited the same dictatorial power by the Crown in Chancery. Since the enactment of the Srarutfe of Weesrf- minster, December 11.1931, neither the Monarchy nor the Government of the United Kingdom have authorized to sent any representative (‘anada. in 1940, an organiz- ation. the Native Sons of Canada, made an inquiry to the Depart- ment of Justice, Ottawa as to whether or not the present Governor-General Is a viceroy of His Majesty, the King of The reply received from the ‘Department of Justice England. reads: DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE File:No.5111-40 July 10,1940 “The answer is that His Excellency the Governor-General came to Canada not in the capacity of viceroy of His Majesty, except in the popular sense of the term, " (Signed) J. Stuart Edwards Deputy Minister of Justice Lord referred the question to the Department of State for External Affairs, Ottawa. DEPARTMENT OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS File No.624-30 August 13,1945 ''No Department of the Government of the United Kingdom is concerned in any way with the appointment of the Governor- General to Canada. " At this particular point, one might note the differences in phraseology. "The Governor-General fo Canada and the latter, the Governor-General of Canada. There is a distinct difference! Apparently, suppose Prime Minister Mac- Kenzie King took it upon himself to issue his "letters patent" in 1935, without authority from anyone to ap- point his own Governor- General fo Canada in order to carry on as if the Statute of West- minster had never been enacted and thereby perpetrate the fraud that we witness today. Own Tweedsmuir, there is a_ legal connection between England and _ its Monarchy and the yet to be confederated land known as Canada. That is utter nonsense! The British Monarchy has held no legal or political power in Canada since the passage of the Statute of West- minster. Today, Her Majesty, whom ever that may be, has no "right" in Canada nor ever has! The Canadian people have never assented as to having the Crown of England as the Crown of Canada! All the pomp and ceremony that ac- companied the signing of the "Canada Act” by Trudeau and "Her Majesty" in 1982 Is, by the above docu- mented facts, not worthy of any consideration save for what transpired is but a continuation of the recycled bovine green- feed Canadians have been fed for genera- tions. It appears hard to fathom why we as Canadians would want to pay hard earned money for someone to go to Ottawa, and then have them turn about and THE GOVERNOR Another inquiry in more commonly LOB ARS GENERAL ....WHAT 1945 was made to known as Mr. John steal from the same WAS HE? WHAT IS __ Vincent Massey, Buchan, an author of group to whom they HE/SHE NOW? Canadian High Com- several novels of owe allegiance! missioner in London fiction and ironically by Mr. Frank Eliason, also a tax lawyer, Any Governor- Secretary of the could never have TAXATION General to Canada United Farmers Of .jitemplated the was the Viceroy of the Canada, as to what fiction happening Crown, and was Department of the ; h WHY Is IT cy. : before his eyes when | throughout thne;"ap- “Goveraees Ot oa he was appointed NECESSARY EVIL pointed by "Letters United Kingdom was eS generated OF “THE Patent" issued via responsible for the be Seng ~=6 SYSTEM"? (or so a Lv : t of the Canada in 1935. He : various agencies of the appointmen weiare ebld) Crown, but always Governor-General to has the honour and re ae ‘ith its knowledge, Canada. Replies were distinction of being Taxation is an illegal permission and au- received from both une the first of many to transfer of wealth thorization. Canadian High carry out this ongoing from those who have Commissioner andthe —_ farce! earned it to those British High Com- James Murray, the miiacinee 5 Mr who have not. Not a General, received his Ouse Neither a being made to live an worth anything if authority from the Hew cue a illusion, in that they one has not earned it 4 are led to believe that themselves! Albeit, as previously men- tioned, slavery was outlawed in Canada in 1833. More to the point, taxation is an extension, or more properly, a mant- festation of a "government" supported and fraudulent monetary system. There are reasons for everything. "Cause / effect. " At this point, be reminded of the fact that if one wants to hide anything, hide it in the most conspicuous place eee Fight under one’s nose! Does one think that the gradual decline in the standard of living may be in concert with the increases in tax- ation? The answer is YES! This is no coincidence! 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Past and present "governments" know precisely the above presented situation, but fail to address their own legislation in any positive form! WHY??? The "Lodge" again? These "deadweight" losses increase much more quickly than do increases in tax- ation. Daniel Usher, a professor at Queens’ University Stated: “Deadweight losses increase as the Square of the tax rate.” In the United States, the legislation neces- sary for passage of the income tax required a 38 State majority vote in the House of Representatives. After What this essentially ballots were cast, the means is the fact Speaker of the House that this country eventually emerged cannot ever, mever and declared that a tax its way tO majority had _ been prosperity. It is im- reached. According to possible! When the US Decimal Files, sovernments steal only two States had over 60% of voted in favour! The Canadians' hard Speaker obviously lied earned money, they do breach the most important principle of justice and rule of law in a free society! to the Congress. If this information is sent to the TRS, which itself is no part of the Us Government but is controlled by _ the : . ; "Federal Reserve", Canadians are ones money is very forced to pay Sales ; quickly and quietly taxes, Income taxes, returned upon manufacturing taxes, tariff and excise taxes, corp- orate taxes, natural completion of the appropriate forms. resource taxes, Strange it is that our property taxes, Bank Act, the US social security and Federal Reserve ae " and the following ea PARES, inception of the amusement {€aX€s, income taxes meld capital gains, liquor together. Just another and tobacco taxes, coincidence? pension and payroll taxes, inflation and "national debt" taxes, and regula- tory taxes. When all is said and done, the Income Tax Act is a misnomer. What Canadians are really paying is an absolute GOVERNMENTS, BANKS & THE MONETARY SYSTEM History shows that not long ago, governments and/or monarchies DENIAL OF — supplied currencies to INCOME TAX!!!!! be used as a medium and. in turn pro- of exchange, in place of the old barter system. Money, as it was known, was never intended to enslave people, but to extend an advantage to them. The reason that hibits ones labour from earning what it is really worth. So many taxes are paid in sO many ways there is not an honest paycheque or governments created their own currencies is for the simple reason that they did not trust anyone else with that task and as one may see with extreme foresight! Mayer Amschel Bauer, (aka _ Roths- child) which means "Red Lion" once stated: "Give me control of a credit and I care not who makes tts Quite a pro- found statement, given the fact that people are not taught the truth in _ five different areas which Nations laws. govern their lives. They are: Mathe- matics.. History... Law.. Science and last but far from least of which ts Economics. If people had been taught these concealed truths, life in the world would be much different that what has transpired in the last few hundred years! The "science" of eco- nomics is indeed bogus, whereby its own terms are not properly identified, for probably good reason, obviously for the benefit of the financial institutions. It is that all money issued by the known private financial mon- (banks) is into circul- opolies brought ation as an ‘interest bearing debt". Interest is described as being money paid to "borrow' money. What is curious Is that when money is created out of nothing, only the created. How then can interest ever be repaid if the interest itself has never been created? The truth is that it cannot ever be repaid which accounts for the so-called "debt" that principle is far surpasses the total amount of money on deposit and in circulation. "Interest" has been defined as “"non- monetized credit", and, in turn non- monetized credit is best described = as fiction! The "debt" is fiction, and the chal- lenge to prove otherwise is open to any and all! Isn't lack of knowledge wonder- ful and ignorance is bliss? Hardly! How do banks create money from nothing? In essence, banks monetize one's col- lateral and then proceed to "loan" one his own money at a rate of interest. Imp- ossible, outrageous and unbelievable? Think again! What transpires when a person walks through the doors of any financial institu- tion? Firstly, one Is required to provide adequate collateral for the supposed "Joan". The bank then keeps one Is suspense while they check all credit references, and in all likelihood, approves the "loan". In order to receive any is then "money" it mandatory into ment with institution one signs a French, death/gamble). document § is considered to be a note that in turn may be bought legal tender. The friendly banker then says to the customer (victim) "we will credit that your One will notice that he/she does not walk from the bank with $100 bills promissory or sold. for amount to account." cont. on page 10 —_——— — — = _———— eit to enter contract agree- that whereby "mort- gage" (derived from meaning This then acer ay ca ne . ee i cae CU “iss ae ee is linked to the vision of CONSTANTINE ~ “The Great” and through him _ Zoroastrian — ie “Predator pba! on (by changing the name mec a converted the — “Christians” of the day to Paganism. They now attend church on Sunday ....the pagan day of Sun worship. At Nicaea, the Pagan Constantine ordered the publication of a Creed and “book”, to serve as “Open Source” os for middle-Eastern — North, Central & South America). pe ep “book” is hem n well, as NEWS and OPINION: Dear Minister of “ Justic continued from page 9 formal status of the central bank varies @ great deal from country to country. In }|— any case this a field in seca which the real inward- BRIS! Canada. Who then, owns the Bank? It is most certainly not the Canadian people, con- trary to what we have disclosure of material fact or non- compliance of agreed upon terms. I believe this to be one of the protruding from his /her pockets. What the "customer" is not told is the fact ihe sckn fehl maxims 0 aw. : sistant that the bank _then 4 a tae ness of the imation is |= ipaciaesaiee 2 =e eats as vot likely to be revealed ice "promissory note" statement may be Quotes from the he. iermil Lake ree a "loan" for ihe proven false. booklet Bank of Te ade identical ae ha Canada Management ~——— eee “ti s gptoetpe 2 stipe THE BANK OF and Accountability Interesting, non ? ae same amount is then CANawe _.. , Parliament has caus side of the banks Quoted ine es aD a ibility for the affairs Management | and Han ledger. Then, what is Seo o anada = = o¢ the Bank on its Accountability”: Pas known as "cheque- i Board of Directors. eee raga eee Except for those "Since other directors | _ (actually counterte! e , are expected to dev Rest? -< created and trans- "The Bank of Canada DO ae which P a Seer sO , by the bank to was established by the Permit! the Goverm only a small part of |” ferred by hewn” ment to issue a their time to the | = Bank of Canada Act, to regulate credit and currency, in the best interests of the economic life of the nation, to control and protect the external value of the national monetary unit, and to mitigate, by its influence, fluctuations in the general levels of affairs of the Bank and are not required to be expert in the field of monetary policy, it would not, as a practical matter be reasonable to look to them to formulate monetary policy " "They are responsible for the appointment or reappointment of directive to the Bank under specified con- ditions (none have ever been issued), the Bank is placed in a position to carry out its responsibilities ind- ependently.” the customers account which creates a zero ®alance for the bank. Chis is called "double entry bookkeeping" If the average person were to attempt this, it would be called fraud and rightly so, but it otherwise is com- monly referred to as "good banking pract- hee aS ar Cad * Pl fh i i eae en tg | "The Deputy Minister of Finance sits on the Board and on _ its ice" : production, trade, | prices and employ- Executive Committee the Governor and 00 BO © SRS AAS EC Furthermore, banks ment so far as maybe but does not have the Senior Deputy Gov- |. Panty . ernor. elitists right to vote." acquire property Or possible within the seaseptse doing nothing but action, and generally "The Government "| Parliament has ae honouring its own 0 promote the eco- does not appoint the placed the respons- nomic and financial Governor and the jpjlity for the affairs cheque. The cheque Is issued as a debit and the resulting title to the property or other asset is listed as a credit thereby again resulting in a "double zero balance! ——— Page 10 * The Kealey Paper * Issue 21 entry" Cute! [his is the secret that the bankers cherish, the media helps conceal and_ politic- ians support for no other reason than instant material gra- tification and perhaps, quite possibly, a little blackmail courtesy of the local "Lodge". (The time proven areas of sexual de- viancy as a means t0 ensure servile obe- dience are well known to those who exploit its benefits). Additionally, any con- tract, real or implied can be lawfully voided by either of the con- tracting parties on the grounds of non- welfare of Canada." "The bank is not an agent of Her Majesty and reports through the minister of finance." "The Government's ‘investment in the capital of the Bank is authorized by section 17 of the Bank of Canada Act. An amount of $5,000,000 represents the par value of 100,000 shares, and the remaining balance of $920,000 represents premiums paid in res- pect of the acquisition, in 1938, of the shares held by the public.” So the Bank of Canada is not as agent of "Her Majesty”. That would explain why one cannot find the telephone number of the Bank under the "blue pages" listings for the "federal" government of Senior Deputy Govy- ernor " It would appear that the reason the Deputy Minister of Finance is not able to cast a vote is quite simply the fact that the ‘govern- ment" owns no voting shares! Who then, does? Reportedly, the U.S. Federal Reserve Banks own all the voting shares of the Bank of Canada. Incidentally, the U.S. FEDERAL RESERVE is neither "federal" nor does it have any "reserve" These banks are secretly and privately owned. A quote from former Governor of the Bank of Canada, Louis Rasminsky, in Rome on Nov. 9, 1966: "T turn now to the relationship between the government and the central bank, The _3 * October 2001 to January 2002 of the Bank on its Board of Directors. Except for those provisions which permit the Govern- ment to issue a directive to the Bank under specified con- ditions ever been issued), the Bank is placed in a position to carry out its responsibilities ind- ependently." (none have "The Deputy Minister of Finance sits on the Board and on its Executive Committee but does not have the right to vote. " "The Government does not appoint the Governor and_ the Senior Deputy Gov- ernor " It would appear that the reason the Deputy Minister of Finance is not able to cast a vote is quite simply the fact cont. on page 11 ae ee be ea 4 Z * r - Ms be nay ee RPL Be ch feet ef eg te ee ee ee ee ee em pee ee Oe ee ee ee ee ivetet fetlteteletatecesheletelate atest srcenas pee eee te ee ee ee ee x a Seo eee ee ee re ee ee eo ee ee ee ae Ee he ee ae i ee Soe ae ee rt Me ee ee eee a i an See, - Ne eee dee je ote are Dear Minister of “Justice” continued from Page 10 that’ the "govern- ment” owns no voting Shares! Who then, does? Reportedly, the U.S. Federal Reserve Banks own all the voting shares of the Bank of Canada. Incidentally, the U.S. Yr ED E R.A L RESERVE is neither "federal" nor does it have any "reserve". These banks are secretly and privately owned. A quote from former (;sovernor of the Bank of Canada, Louis Rasminsky, in Rome on Nov. 9, 1966: to the between TT turn now relationship the and the central bank. Ihe formal status of the central bank varies a great deal from country to country. in any case this a field 1 witch the real inwardad- Lovernm CHI ness of the situation Is not likelv to be revealed by the terms of the Interesting, non ? More quotes trom '*'Management and Accountability ': "Since other directors are expected to devote only a small part 0} the sank their time _ to affairs the and are mot required to be experi in the field of policy, it of nronertaryv ag30 2 practical be reasonable to look to to formulate not, matter would them monetary "They are responsible rf policy for the appointment or reappointment of the Governor and Senior Deputy Govy- ernor. In other words, the direction Bank of Canada takes is deter- mined by two people, unelected, unaccountable and are not required to be Canadian _ citizens: Also, the Bank has its own “internal Audit Department”. The Bank of Canada was originally foun- ded in 1934 as a privately owned corp- Oration, and by 1938, the supposed "nation- alization" of the Bank was deemed to have taken place whereby the Minister of inance held the entire $5 million share capital issued by the Bank. What kind of Shares the "B" or non-voting shares? class Another anomaly, (coincidence) is the fact that a certain Sir Thomas White, whose Marxist leanings were not unknown, was the key figure the implementation of the Income War Tax Act of in 1917 and was also instrumental in the formation and [ i pp 0: Ss €.d nationalization of the Bank of Canada. One may recall that central banks and a gradu- ated income tax are key planks in_ the Communi st Manifesto. Dr. Skelton, the "father" of the Department oft External Affairs 18 also known for similal ideals. [The “Income Wart Tax Act of 1917/7" was instituted under the War Measures Act and is at least of! dubious legality. It should have been more properly named the "Bank Interest Debt Income lax Act". but, as those that are realized this would not "fly", relied upon the exigencies of war and patriotism propaganda to ensure its passage. My, how the gears mesh! Let me now shift to another related area, and that would be the Bank Act of 1913. The similarities between our "Bank Act" and the "Federal Reserve Act" in the United States is yet just one more "coincidence" that occurred within six months of one another. Both of these "acts" are essentially the same as they give the custody of the central gold reserves and issuance of currency to private financial monopolies. It is not the Bank Act that authority itself confers the private banks to issue currency, but rather Section 124 concern- ing the “By-laws of the Bankers’ ‘This 1900, to to Canadian Association". association, In "humbly prayed Parliament” to incorporated, and in time was given that The would be incorporation. that arise iS question obviously A VW th association to be orated?" The theme of would an im §=6: LY want incorp- progressive cradualism is at work again, and the year 1913 proves the answer. ACTS of the PARLIAMENT of the DOMINION (Colony) OF CANADA THIRD AND FOURTH YEARS OF THE REIGN OF HIS KING VMAJESI) (GEORGE V. being on the Sixth day June, 1913 Section 124, The Ass- ociation may make by- and laws, rules The SECOND THE Pw EL E-] PARLIAMENI Closed by Proregation of regulations respecting (a) all matters relating to the appointment or removal of the curat- or, and his powers and duties. (b) the supervision of the making of the note of the banks which are thereof to the banks; (c) the inspection and disposition made by the banks of such notes; (d) the destruction of notes of the banks; (e) the custody and management the central gold reserves and the carrying out of the provisions of this Act relating to such reserves; and, of (f) the imposition of penalties for the breach or non- observance of any by- law, rule or regulation made by virtue of this section. At this particular point in history, it Is fair to say that the Central Legislature of the United Colonies (Dominion) of Canada, has forsaken its sole and sovwvereizn right 25 in the BNA Sct of 1867, for the creation of credit (money) to the private outlined banking system and thereby becoming subservient to that private monopoly. The words of Mayer Amschel Bauer ring true! Liberal leader Mac- kenzie King made the following remarkable his statement AS platform of re-election y= "Once a nation parts with the control of its currency and credit, it matters not who makes the laws. Usury, once in control, will wreck any nation. Until the control of the issue of currency and credit is restored to government and recog- nized its most conspicuous and sac- red responsibility, all talk of the sovereignty of Parliament and of democracy is idle and futile. 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(613) 258-2893 fax. (613) 258-0015 The Kealey Paper * Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to January 2002 * Page 13 ee oe i VELVET OVIV LT ii» PEPE P REPL aaa 1 PRELEPEVROERDELIP ODS i Ts: * Veet he Th * a yy ANE ited SERVATION - ol’ SCRHIPTUNE ILLUSTRATIONS. Copied fron the 1881 King James Holy Bible = = ~-— = AMRO NO.GL NAL OO +8 TABLE, = A NO THE LINEAL DESCENT OF =< em ol =" ra2oe SERS. cxe ABD FL TIS i — E | a ‘ial ia vt) mo meh a oe | r 1 i ae i a iL =<... - i a — = wy J iE sh i: es i a Ly - 7 | ‘al i E : aa at Pt 1 Mala Ee 65 - Fy F : * mem | 2 a [= - im Se k 1 | + hi — re ! - pe ea Cres —_—— = , * a? - = — eee ——=—= — a — = the canadian institute for political integrity po box 774, kemPTville, ont, kOg 1J0 tel. (613) 258-2893 fax. (613) 258-0015 wwe Tr ae 7 err eee eee reese peed LRN SAL * After his election, sected, disinfected, million dollars of new Q. In that sense se th seat King either forgot or sanitized and other- money is created? are actual : one -¥> DUE: was forced to forget wise has had damaging ; as a matter his prior statements, <tatements surgically Mr. Towers: That is they are tag acre uals but being a -Rocke- right. money creat, feller "stooge" it is ccna ae ae . bookkeeping accounts, pear that there are which are used entirely possible that the statements so made ‘coutinted Prone page 4141 fal rer eevee VAVEE some people _ that a & ‘ i i ' & i | | i, q ey ae a AACE E A © Led i | = i | (ivageantah «fh LT ABS! Q. Now the same thing holds true when the wy . | jet & &B ED Verve ft ees eareregs *s i kegvas en heels VERSE E ES Be a a a oe | ttt. bo 8 oe? tL & OAS BPP se taytigbeaetaeets = = a Ff a Reveetee &. == substitute for money? were merely an elect- would Bot wanes " municipality or the fs es 5 ion ploy. be available for public province goes to the Mr. Towers: Yes. ee consumption! It mat- pan? 5 Solo ant ters not who would tell Q. Then we authorize a sleidc lies, sooner or later the Mr. Towers: Or an the banks to issue a 6 operati ot Pa jag truth does emerge! individual borrower. Substitute for money? ¥" * BANKING AND Although truth will set Mr. Towers: Yes, 1 ‘i : oe "aie COMMERCE 1939 think that is a very fair Power of par one free, there is a no ; (p.394) ' more fatal fallacy than statement of banking. ee: These proceedings (p. 285) believing the truth will Q. So far as war is : concerned, fp defend | cover some 856 pages of evidence given by stand by its own force! Q. 12 per cent of the 5 ae hick se ale The following excerpts money in use in one lig = - me athe the Bank of Canada. re verbatim: Canada is issued by Dei he ae Most of the evidence so the Government difficulty in raising the given was the result of Q. But there is no through the Mint and ™eans of fmaneime, org los questions posed to Mr. question about it that the Bank of Canada, whatever those requi- nos Towers by Mr. G._ banks create the medi- two and 88 percent is "ments may be? = ) - i Mr. Towers: The limit _ MecGeer, K.C., former um of exchange? issued by the merchant mayor of Vancouver. Q. Or when a private panks of Canada on ‘ : Te oes There 1s something, Mr. Towers: That is person goes to a bank? the reserves issued by of the possibilities ) a however, that is most right. That is what the Rank of Canada? depends on men and i perplexing and that is they aretherefor That Mr. Towers: Yes. : materials. the fact if one looks for and finds the minutes Of fhese proceedings in is the Banking busi- ness, just in the same way that a steel plant Mr. Towers: Yes. QO. When | borrow S100 dollars from the Q. But if the issue of thie archives ill makes steel. (p..287) | Ottawa, the pages pert, aS: e ie currency: and mon ney ris. Bx number only some 230 The manufacturing ae = ie a high prerogat © 0 [- de plus. The question process consists of makes a bookkeeping government, then that “3 entry, and there is a hundred dollar in- crease in the deposits of that bank, in the total deposits of that bank? high prerogative has — been transferred to the remains. where did the other 626 odd pages making a pen-and-ink or typewriter entry on a card in a book. That is all. (pp. 76 & 238) = & =i La 7. i * disappear to? Yh ra am -* te ry om vas co~ted Gg 1 eg a necessary ee put the men and materials te o rn" Each and every time a work in defence of tl » tl lose Ee om bank makes a loan (or realm? ate uf ia AWS purchases securities), Mr. Towers: Yes. (p. confor new bank credit is 238) Mr. Towers: That is Crea e created -new deposits - right. (p. 649) re vo brand new money. (pp. able fe MS 2 Q. Would you admit ne of Q. Mr. Towers, when that anything physic- nand Broadly speaking, all you allow the mer- ally possible anarde: shalt not new money comes out chant banking system sirable, can be made don of a Bank in the form tg issue bank deposits three financially possible? false w of loans. which, with the | am in possession of a . t | practice of using the extent of 88 per cent Mir Haweors: notarized copy of the former, and have read both of these volumes. The dates, times, and members of the Committee are ident- The latter volume As loans are debts, then under the present system all money is debt. (p. 459) cheques as we have it vogue today, consti- tutes the medium of exchange upon which I think 95 per cent of our public and private business is transacted, from the Government ISLAMI ' Certainly.(p.771) 2 ti‘«‘CS:*s to the merchant bank- ainly a ee \. | ing system? Mr. Towers: Vespa suds ta ical. Q. When $1,000,000 when compared to the worth of bonds is ‘ former, is nothing to presented (by the you virtually allow the be better described government) to the banks to issue ee than gibberish! bank, a million dollars fective substitute for of new money or the Money, do you not? equivalent is created? ULD | rs SAC -_ Mr. Towers: The bank deposits: are actual money in that : mia yes. at ipo Py y. wa VE n a F ’ z 4 T ll a ait a rm F a= i , = - = i Ll ‘ rik’ It is obvious even to the untrained eye that the latter report has been intentionally dis- Mr. Towers: Yes. —a i Q. Is it a fact that a Page 14 * TheKealey Paper * Issue 21—3 * 999 ee ao | nt AS ’ f iid i ie i ie m4 i" yurpTED te ERASG OBSERVATION — ANALYSIS — CONCLUSIONS ‘ > e@ _ | continued from page 14 ; wearing with the rules of the was also clear that ree-piece | Koran. Islamic banks even though they yhat are charge no interest on would pay interest prisons current Or deposit charges for years, the ntry. accounts. They mvest "Joan" which would | in busine consist of an entry in a ivity) and f y ! book of account, could » of any profits to their é have the : ‘ten THEE never be repaid. ‘ing that a deposi0rs ae ying ae | sood example as to hh = how to put the banking ; ‘ollowing vstem im line With Finally, after much e fraud oral laws. Perhaps ®8Fave deliberation, the f and all we Christians should Committee reported in lians is he inspired by the 1816 that the issuance l to this actions of the of "debt-free" State his point Moslems! Notes was the only possible way to al- leviate the present rg Trials intolerable conditions. rnational In 1817 and over the en it was first few years there ‘here are were roadblocks set by han that the private banks, but Just in time these were ders" did overcome with no detriment (to the 7 State). four “B” ae bree Today, the Island of THE GUERNSEY = | Guernsey has a EXPERIMENT = ap J negligible rate of ~. After the end of the | Napoleonic Wars in \?? ' the early 19th Cent- : ury, the Island of » Guernsey was in dire angman cy. straits. Apart from its 1 Soldier dusing mild were there ings! If vas precious little to Ho not (tract visitors or to Lawsof Keep the inhabitants ‘vy then irom moving to the There was no trade or any hope of inoper- mainland. reason! employment for any- one, Roads n Com- Thou were .. SO practically non- | bear existent and the town } don't! was in shambles. Vast » ‘'racts of land were yo eee about to be taken by SING ; the sea because of the ° ite ! sOrry state of the nsider | ; cy kes, of the | the | book | In 1815, a Committee faith, | Was formed to ex- does amine the matter. It se was found that further aken il h et es ously Be ris = islan gene S impossible. The sys- alternative of borrow- rms ing money from the Private banks would ‘ncur debt charges at a high rate of interest. It taxation, no unemp- loyment, no inflation, good roads, fine buildings, good dykes and no welfare thanks to the implementation of the simplest type of monetary reform; COMMON SENSE! |! Surely, with all our "Dprilliant econo- mists", we could devise a system whereby money could be issued as required without having to resort to "interest debt" and usury. [his has been done before in a town in Austria, and another town, Swanenkirchen, in Bavaria. These towns were transformed temporarily from poverty-ridden to prosperous communities by the above stated means, but were forcibly prevented from issuing further money by their respective bank-controlled government. The so-called "debt", both public and Was -) Dear Minister of Justice private, has been shown to be fiction but is still a cancer that preys on the vitals of any nation, with the blessings of the "Lodge". Many of the worlds’ greatest think- ers have recognized this fact. The contrast between bankruptcy (illusion) and prosperity, be- tween negligible tax- ation and "legalized" robbery is the flaw in the creation of money! Shall we follow the example of Guernsey, or shall we wallow ever deeper into the artificial quagmire of "debt", taxation, and financial extinction ? The Social Credit Government under William Aberhart in our Province of Alberta was also prevented from issu- ing its own currency by the ens of Canada and the "non-entity" government in Ottawa. The Alberta " Bill of Rights" which is a masterpiece of creative policy, designed to give the citizens of Alberta complete and _ eco- nomic freedom, was declared ultra vires, and summarily reject- ed by the de facto, but fraudulent, oligarchy in Ottawa. For his efforts, "Bible Bill" appears to have been poisoned. "Bring your own coffee" seems to be a good idea! five THE MAGNA CHARTA 1215 This “Great” charter is as valid today as it in 1215, and cannot be subverted nor ignored by "governments". This document was issued by the “people”, whereby and then only the people can render it void or make altera- tion to it. It is the closest thing we in Canada have to a valid written constitution. SIX I make this assertion of validity in knowing that the judiciary in Alberta used the Magna Charta as part of their argument with the Government of Alberta concerning remuneration and ju- dicial independence but just a few years ago. Section 39 of the Magna Charta states: No freeman shall be taken or imprisoned or (read de- prived) or exiled in any way destroyed, nor will we go upon him nor send upon him, except by the lawful judgment of his peers or by the law of the land. "' disseised The Income Tax Act and/or provisions thereof do not substan- tiate a judgment of my peers nor is_ the Income Tax Act the Law of the Land, or any part thereto. Section 40 reads as: To no one will we sell, to no one will we refuse or delay, right or Justice. To this point, my rights have been denied, trampled on, violated and ignored by thieves in three- , or is it “ piece suits who claim to have nothing but the "best of interests" toward the Canadian people. It is so sadly true that "whose interests" these people are representing have not been made known to the public. State- ments such as these are no more than "doublespeak", and mean absolutely no- thing. Below is listed only a few individuals, org- anizations and publi- cations who control what one does or does not know. Peruse the list, and see if any of them, since at least 1920, have told any of the self evident truths about our iniquitous debt-usury system. 1. Any Prime Minister, (save for Mackenzie King) or any other candidate. 2. Cabinet members, Judges, MP's, or other appointed officials. seven “A” 3. Any Senator. 4. Provincial Premiers or MLA. 5. The Liberal Party. 6. The Conservative Party. 7. The New Demo- cratic Party. 8. The Communist Party or any other po- litical party. 9. So-called "voter information" groups. pro-sports "entertainment". as Associated Press (AP), United Press International (UPI), Reuters. 11. Any large daily newspapers or colum- nists. 12. Radio and/or TV networks. 13. News magazines, such as McLeans, Readers Digest, Time, Alberta Report, Life, etc. 14. Books sold on new- stands or book stores. 15. The movies, stage, or other (Although they may attack politics, religion and other things, they NEVER expose the fraudulent money sys- tem). 16. University or College professors. 17. Any “educational” textbook. 18. Any educational organization, such as the PTA. 19. Any Labour Union. 20. Any business organizations such as ‘i. 4a 4 A Bureau, Chamber of Commerce. 21. Medical, scientific or professional organ- izations. 22. Civic or Fraternal organizations such as Lions, Rotary, Elks, Moose, Eagles, Odd Fellows, etc. 73. Veterans Canadian Legion. continued from page 15 organ- ‘zations, VLA or Royal being done to them, I'm afraid that I will have to leave the country. " It is on the above grounds that I would challenge the actions of yourself and others, et al. As previously stated, the information so contained in this letter to you is documented, verifiable and irre- futable. If you would so choose to refute this documented evidence, kindly proceed. In the = Fils a a a he i b 4 2 —_ fice in Ottawa. His letter did not properly address my concerns outlined in the Constructive Notice and at no time either alleged or provided any proof that I was a person” as defined in the Income Tax Act 80 as to give them juris- diction over me. I then wrote a letter of refutation to Mr. Gra- velle, dated February 24, 1995, but as of this oy eye Lie ee | - ary 7%. _ Ser ee I hereby demand the yee Lis ash ae? ASSAD yyy ata! ae. > T!; tract that usage may Jo have implied. esis complete refund of any withholding tax and all income tax paid over to the Receiver General of qr sae * on he Pe Canada under my | Social Insurance Number *— o_—— on the Veeeeee grounds that I was ee of that money. a = a e 8 ae ats ea ee . i . : z = . * 7 eet ee ae I hereby demand that | > ~Avamise OF you order Revenue \ oe Canada to cease and |} sist ‘® ae #L? = ee 2 oe ge 2 Steet Soe ee 24. The hundreds of "civil rights, student, Women's Lib., and other similar protest sroups. They protest "racism, atomic weap- ons, war, pollution and a multitude of other "wrongs" but NEVER, NEVER, NEVER expose or object to the robbery of the people by the fraudulent banking system. ts oarcorric 2) radeors. , Lodges or publica- Lio Ws. 26. Knights of Co- lumbus. 27. Any Catholic Pope, Bishop or Priest. 28. Jewish Rabbis or organizations, such as Brith or the B'nal ADL. ¥ i) 29. World Council of Churches (WCC). denomin- Protestant 30. Any ational minister or church. 31. Any other religious organization or "Eva- ngelists" or "Cru- saders". At this time there is no national organization or individual of prom- inence in Canada who publicly opposes or exposes the plunder of the international bankers. However, one such President of a Federal Reserve Bank is quoted as saying: " If the American people ever realize what Is Page 16 * The Kealey Paper * Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to ‘nterim, if no refut- ation is made by you or on your behalf by someone of higher "authority", the return of property stolen from me under "colour of law" shall take place immediate- ly; or proceed as you are, under and at your own peril. A man Is the master of his own destiny. Regards, fiavict-—Crcorgeec = > ran ok oF c.c. Ann McLellan PS: Ann McLellan wrote to David to state that she had passed on his letter to the Minister of National Revenue. ADDENDUM On November 15, 1994, a Letter of Con- structive Notice was sent by double regist- ered mail to David Anderson, Minister of National Revenue. (See attached) A reply from the office of Mr. Anderson, dated December 15, 1994 was in turn received whereby Mr. Anderson had "asked senior officials of Revenue Canada to review the matter you have raised ....." A standard "form letter" from Mr. Pierre Gravelle, dated February 14,1995 was received from _ the Revenue Canada of- date (September 4, 2001) have received no reply from his office. Apparently he has chosen not to refute my letter of February 24, 1995. Regards David-George : Strang Hon. David Anderson, MP Date: NOVEMBER 15, 1994 Minister of y National Revenue House of Commons Ottawa, Ontario, K1A OA6 Sir: I have recently learned that I, a natural person of commoner status, am not a “person” included in the Income Tax Act of Canada who is subject to the income tax. I further learned that I have _been deceptively induced by Revenue ___ Canada's propaganda into making a supposed contract by filing an income tax return, thus changing my status to taxpayer which makes me subject to the income tax by that supposed contract. I hereby revoke and void any such supposed or assumed contract and hereby declare my Status as a natural person and a common- er, I hereby revoke and A ® = 7 _ i - e desist any harassment | | of me and ee Revenue prohibit Canada agents from violating my property and privacy rights. I, DAVID GEORGE STRANG. a natural person of commoner status lawfully residing at 4817 49 STREET in the City / Town of OLDS in the Province of ALBERTA declare in the presence of the undersigned witness that the above statements made oy myself are true and correct and according to the laws of the Province of ALBERTA and Canada. 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Se Fe ee er ee er eee) eee ee cesta dete tet tw ee ee eS ee ae gl error Lert eet Gere tee ee le ee, Oe et ee ey ial | eg ee oPi ea Ee hy he le ag ee he acesversataresetanels i. ret ee oe ee eee te ee he eg a Bea ee Se leg ta tel ae ee ee ear, eee ere ee eg ge ota oe ee oe ee ee el el be pl sd ce A, ee ee eg ee ee eee pee Le Sere en ey Cece Se ie ee le ee ee i ® a = a ie i a | oe ee aa _| oo Se et tal en . Spe ew a ee a pte Pg tee ge ee eae r ai ees ea te m a rg Lh ih cdtesk Cay cet rg - © fee ot a a - ee: F | a ge ee Ee ee ee ae ee eee ee ney oe ee a J Pe ! : * ie) . ' =, + | ft : Be." ee ee ee Ls - at am F re rely i a lz __ f a, = oa St a Pe ae rf ie . = me a er} we erp ety @ ‘eee * a got = gta Sa Z7OROASTRIANISM py: The Sculptor Zoroastrianism is the system of ancient Persia, alleg- founded sometime tween the ninth and centuries. book is the ,yesta (Zend Avesta words which uncoded mean “the new way of 11, religious 7oroaster pe sixth cacred Persian until the end” ). Now what Is Zoro- babel doing at the most important cross- Bible’s road in the sacred Genealogy Jesus Christ? Bible dates his arrival and presence at a time Hebrews when the were Maspora. Here is what we know about Zerubbabel: i | - He is mentioned twice in the Bible as a descendant of Adam and by both Luke Viatthew. 2 - At the time he was Captain (or leader) of the Hebrew Exile. ‘or Zoroaster ire-land’ (ir/lond). An island in the northern » Atlantic Ocean west of Great The = ‘sland was invaded by Celts ¢. 500 B.C. and ‘Onverted to Christ- lanity by Saint Patrick In the fifth century A.D. It joined Great Britain in 1801 but after the Easter Rebellion (1916) and a Civil war (1919-1921) he island was split Britain. returned Palestine from their | captivity in Babylon, about 51 years or so, following their first fire (Ire) is an object of special reverence. It is by Its of The to into the independent Irish Free State (now Ireland) and Northern Ireland, which is still allied with Great Britain. Ireland’ —_(ir/lond). Formerly I-rish Free State (i/rish) also Eir-e (ar/o, ro, ar/é, i/ré) Abbr. \re.. A country occupying most of the island of Ireland. Established as the Irish Free State in 1922, Ireland official- ly became the sov- ereign state of Eire in 1937. The Republic of Ireland was proclaim- ed on Easter Monday (April 18), 1949, Dublin is the capital and the largest city. Population, 3,443,405. lreland, Northern. ire (ir) nm. Anger; wrath. See Synonyms at anger. [Middle English, from Old French, from Latin ira.| irish (irish) adj. Abbr. |r. 1. Of or relating to Ireland or its people, language, or culture. --l-rish x. Abbr. \r. 1. The people of Ireland. 2.a. See Irish Gaelic. b. See Irish English. 3. Informal. Fieriness of 202 temper or passion; high spirit. [Middle English, from Old English Tras, the Irish.] On 9/ 11 two flights, including Flight 11, departed from . Steeneae Bos:ton (b0/ston, bés/ton). The capital and largest city of The Kealey Paper * Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to Ja associated with truth and justice. The most conspicuous feature of the religion is the practice of disposing of the dead _ by exposing them to birds of prey (or pray) in so-called Towers of Silence. A central feature of Zoroastrianism is the doctrine of dualism, which personifies the opposing principles of good and evil (ela, ie: — the French “Le”, meaning the Male principle, and “La”, which is the Feminine principle, ....not to be confused with Female. Can it be said in any other way to be more direct? The twin towers of the World Trade Centre were built in the shape of the # 11. The towers were 110 floors high. They were built by the PorT Authority (a & u are OQues—clues—as in Jaques, or Ja-ques). They were planned for “construction” and then for eventual “destruction”, by the Priests of Zoroaster who, many thousands of years ago, planned and then fabricated all of the other organized religions of the world. So Zoro begat IRE! IRAN begat EUROPE and EUROPE, begat IRE-LAND | lreland begat Scotland, Scotland begat Scotland Yard Massachusetts, in the eastern part of the state on Boston Bay, an arm of Massachu- setts Bay. Founded in the 17th century, it was a leading center of agitation against England in the 18th century and a strong- hold of abolitionist thought in the 19th century. Today it is a major commercial, financial, and educa- _ tional hub. nuary 2002 * Page 17 7 ar Vee eeee! eres +2). re ey li Perri tinneee Ou iweeee “7 F ; + wiaveerr ra ee ALS ' ov eure 7th ae ae relay? ctit aye See ee EEL? ? ‘eeShat cyt” aes pe 6a, Te ee HURRNS hsb CRO RERSE ES ISS, eee ewtiadipbir) CA LES A». as i) AP UNMO OPER ESET ERAS SDI OBSERVATION — ANALYSIS —c Who was it who said “Life i The Wizard of Oz Or-mazd also Or-muzd (6r/mozd) n. The chief& = NN deity of Zoroastrianism, the creator of the oS Ait ‘wr<aees n PP iS ih world, the source of light, and the embodiment Barro: meareek (a0r/0-48 tar, Z0r'): ZAE a eae of good. [Persian Ormazd, from Old Persian (zir’9-thoo/stro). Sixth century B.C.. Persian Auramazda, from Avestan ahurd mazda. See prophet who founded Zoroastrianism. Little is AHURA MAZDA, ] known about his life. a | ed a — _ ——e ae A-hu:ra Maz-da (a-hoor/a miaz/do) 2. jp SS Fon = hh Ormazd. [Avestan ahurd mazda, the Wise f : . :. foe Zo:ro-as:‘tri-an‘ism (z6ér’6-ds/tré-9-niz’om) 4H. Lord : ahura-, lord; ONCLUSIONS The religious system founded in Persia by Zoroaster and set forth in the Zend-Avesta, ansu-. Important derivatives are: Aesir, Is it Jaques or “jes aS 5U teaching the worship of Ormazd in the context of Q pyazd. | a universal struggle between the forces of light ir (a/sir’, a/zir’) pl.n. Mythology. The ul and of darkness. --Zo’ro-as/tri-an adj. & n Aes (a/sir’, a/zir’) pln. My &Y: Really, who wo A Norse gods. [Old Norse, plural of dss, god. Bacon, i al mie ALS 1o acobins after al or some 0 Zo-ro-as‘tri-an-ism (z6r’0-as/tré-9-niz’om) H. See ansu- below.] 9 The religious system founded in Persia by wrote and cor led wal Fan egee ate | ansu-. Spirit, demon.|. 1. AESIR, from Old wmlriewean Zoroaster and set forth in the Zend-Avesta, Norse dss, god, from Germanic’ #ansie. & Bible were spea KI ie teaching the worship of Ormazd in the context of i, Suffixed reduced form “*psu-ro-. AHURA when they referrec a universal struggle between the forces of light MAZDA, (ORMAZD), from Avestan ahura-, and of darkness. --Zo’ro-as/tri-an adj. & n spirit, lord. our Lord and § ae ‘ae oe ae — he economy <« — 4) e 66 | @ “ Their pri onstantine e ie oy Long live what G Con-stan-tine |’ (kén/ston-tén’, -tin’). Known The ancient seven headed Dog-Priest of Eastern Zoroastrian Freemasonry handed power over the Western “Bees”, symbolized by the French fleur-de-lys, to the seven headed Cat-Priest of France, at the beginning of the 14” century. The “cats” (ie: chats—Shah of Iran, or they who live in a Chateau or come from places like Shawinigan, or Washington, etc.). The cats accept the fact that their newly acquired power is without authority when in the presence and as “Constantine the Great.” A.D. 285?-337. Emperor of Rome (306-337) who adopted the Christian faith and suspended the persecution of Christians. He rebuilt Constantinople (iow Istanbul) as the new Rome (330). Ra-ven:na (ro-vén/s, rai-vén/na). A city of i” al ae eo a Constantine’s “vision” is painted on the ceiling POW€F of the Dogs of the Kast / the [OF O orence. An importan naval sti oe Reise eatin churehin Ravenna, (International Order of Foresters. Foresters are Roman times, it was an Ost ogoth capital in the : a Masonic symbol meaning “for-east-ers”’. fifth and sixth centuries A.D. and the center of rev-e-nant (rév/o-nont) m. 1. One that returns | Byzantine power in Italy from the late sixth after a lengthy absence. 2. One who returns century until c. 750, when it was conquered by Constantine XI. 14042-1453. Last emperor of the Lombards. mavenna Cy entually pecame part the Eastern Roman Empire (1448-1453). He was of the papal dominions and was included In the killed when Constantinople (now Istanbul) was kingdom of Italy in 1860. A reproduction of revenire : re-, re- T venire, to come.] taken by Mohammed Il. after death. (French, from present participle of revenir, to return, from Old French, from Latin verenty | (Freemasoi the con ng in Salt Lake Latter D. ay ae At’ér Cin full F ARID UDDIN Aq ATTAR, or FERED EDDIN ATTAR) , celebrated Pers: ae e be t the at Nishapur.- The son of a spicer or druse ‘ 7. e Atel he follies his father’s trade (whence his name of Attar) but later became a dervish@ one of the greatest mystics of Persia. He is to have been killed by a Mongol soldier du ri Genghis Khan’s invasion. His most famous € tant political works are The oe _of | and a series otf didactic Poesy bse The Conference of the Birds Ce 13 24 112° principal wor k in prose is- i ‘+ N.B.: “Sar chang of ; a Rom ian g roun Y A. Page 18 * The Kealey Paper * Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to January 2002 ——— — ; y, Mg ! Zz | a a“ === || Fascist Jacobins ee . ib] E ° T ‘ - : =f i the “Invisible Empire”, while it is SS difficult to trace the elements of a " pattern never intended to be obvious, the broad shape of the design sus? integrated into Freemasonry by Francis : - Bacon, is none-the-less apparent. you To date, In most cases, Fascist who Jacobins have moved from a position of covert power Into one of overt control | the after a nation has been made to suffer an economic collapse, a military defeat, 1g of pr some other disaster. J to The Masonic Fascists usually win mass our’ public support by promising to revive the economy and restore national pride. Their primary weapons are fear, greed, faith and braindead childlike patriotism. Long live CNN. God (the top dog) gets what God wants. yf Fastern wer ove! | | French Priest of Zarathustrian who live» Freemasonry ces like (a.k.a. Jacobeans / Dominicans) ila use Hegelian Dialectics bps “Order out of Chaos” rs on behalf of HOMINTERN iperor of H ). He was pul) was Much of the “Open Source Coding™ currently being broadcast on CNN | “d (Freemasonry’s media) suggests that S the coming Winter Olympiad to be hela in Salt Lake City, Utah sponsored by the -AR Latter Day Saints (Mormons), in 2002, an will be the next site of major terrorist ed activity, (for cnnections to “Latter” see: | Att ‘). st, ar, Atta, ATT, etc.) 2 gee n , \.5.: “Samsung” commercials show a nd : change from code blue to code red and a2 Roman type stadium in the back- | ground. Also, commercials for the 52 axe | second film about the second Hannibal, ls another “serial killer’, (Hannibal, the 2 Great, himself a mass-murderer, was > defeated in Rome, in 202 AD). Both are is Freemason “Qs”. Publicizing Masonic te | coding” might prevent this second Mass murder from happening in 2002. ‘Samsung converts “graft son-of-Sam”) es ————— - = How many | Terrorists cloak their activities behind religion, media, politics, trade, the military and secret societies throughout the world ? According to the Tavistock Institute the answer Is 180,000,000 How many “employees” do these HOMINTERN terrorists employ or in some other way control through Bribes / Blackmail ? Again. according to the Tavistock Institute 360,000,000 The Kealey Paper * Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to January 2002 * Page 19 ANALYSIS and COMMENT Hegelian Dialectics He-ge-li-an-ism (h3-g*“If-...-n'Z” -.-M, h'-jJ-) nm. The monist, idealist philosophy of Hegel in which the dialectic of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis is used as an analytic tool in order to approach a higher unity or a new thesis. --He-ge“li-an adj. & n. di-a-lec-tic (d°”...-lk“t'k) n. Abbr. dial. 1. The art or practice of arriving at the truth by the exchange of logical arguments. 2.a. The process especially associated with Hegel of arriving at the truth by stating a thesis, developing a contradictory antithesis, and combining and resolving them into a coherent synthesis. b. Hegel's critical method for the investigation of this process. 3.a. Often dialectics. (used with a sing. or pl. verb). The Marxian process of change through the conflict of opposing forces, whereby a given contradiction Is characterized by a primary and a secondary aspect, the secondary succumbing to the primary, which is then transformed into an aspect of a new contradiction. b. The Marxian critique of this process. 4. dialectics. (used with a sing. verb). A method of argument or exposition that systematically weighs contradictory facts or ideas with a view to the resolution of their real or apparent contradictions. 5. The contradiction between two _ conflicting forces viewed as the determining factor in their continuing’ interaction. [Middle English dialetik, from Old French dialetique, from Latin dialectica, logic, from Greek dialektik] (tekhn9), (art of) debate, from dialektos, speech, conversation. See DIALECT.] --di’a-lec“ti-cal or di”’a-lec“tic adj. --di’a-lec“ti-cal-ly adv. The horrific event of 9-11-2001 killed 3000 people in a 6/7 square block area of New York. To put this damage in perspective with what is being planned for 2036, beginning with the diversion of the the asteroid EROS and sending it towards earth, EROS, being 15 miles long, will leave a footprint on the ground which is equal to 300 square blocks, thereby creating conditions that will lead to global warming. Did Zoroastrian Freemasonry not pay $20 million to the Russians recently, so that their “Inspector General” could visit and approve the current construction of their international Space station? ee _—EE———e oan he = —— 2 a i a i ae oe - _y Se - r a Sry = ' ' — . ' 4 ae. ey eo 4 re ey ees < Py" , J _ a% wera ee eaten Cie) 745 x ; Weeeriieeels Peery (eit bp iva) TPR ey 4 =e A. Bla + ane te teehee qa75 44 others : +r) fe! ait a ie ACh F] | =, 7 a" Pos FL 5} — = ee fet: it) et ; = = ace wt : r ; cH = = eo eee a T ee a oe a te lye ee Goan mule Ee errr a Peete ee Se ee Lee ail Geryicag Canagcty HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPAEENT D@V. DES RESSOURCES HUMAINES Particulars - Oétais DISABILITY BENEFIT FROM A PENSION FOR PAYER P RICD OF AUGUST 1998 TO SOVEMBER 2581 ernement i-5 ~ BM Sresnada du Canada ada’ 2763-14331914-1 Canmdm Pangon Pig Régime de pensions *#F8I28.74 HRDC DRHC ae, 0k Pay io Payers — 960000011 MR GLEN KRALEY PO BOX 774 wher Garacal alumna KEMPTVILLE ONT tor Canada poerat Ou Coarse K0G 170 mHN000Om LATE 27E9b43 ee ee ee q could it be linked to the fact that ~ | [ ue 7 - _ Kealey had deciphered Zoroastrian” Biblical and IAMBIC codes for the” End Times, and, when the RC would not hear him out, follow "Page >0 * The Kealey Paper * Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to January 2002 I fA —" =a epee of Jeno Mirigtbre se a : dugtice evecomert Cacsctt Menetire du odvelcopamert TedepnoneT ¢itphone p46-e820 Legal Serves Ur Ges ressources humaines Cansda re Teltcopier ia) sor eset e” Fico, Tower A o™ dage, Tow A Socmiry's Teephone. (215) e8-9e73 <0 Rew Road 333. chenin River Téttprone de ls secrétaire vere, Onttaric Viewer KiA GU KiAQu Our file no - IHRD2215-8025 ViA PRIORITY COURIER ir Glen Kealey 908 County Road 18 Oxford Mills, Ontano KOG 1J0 Dear Mr. Keaiey: Re: Glen KEALEY v. MINISTER OF HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT Piaase be advisec that | will be representing the Minister of the Pension Appeals Board hearing in Ottawa, Ontario. on lf you have @ representative, please ensy : enciose a copy of the résumé of Dr. MacDonald who for the Minister. Or. MacDonald will testify about Board } will be appearing as an expert witness ine medical evidence that is Presented to the in order to avoid @ Possible adjournment of this matter. please provide me, by the close of business on Monday, October 8, 2001, with the résumé of any expert whom you propose to cal at the heanng. In addition, on or before the same day, could | please have a copy of any Jocumentary evicence on which you intend to rely. and not currently forming part of the record pefore the Pension Appeais Goard Please note that you must also file any such documentation with the Pension Appeals Board. would like to remind you that you may be entitled to Cisability benefits only if it ts determined that you became disabled on or prior to December 31. 1992 Yours truly, / b y at fe fr) | Aid ff A ie Copnsel for the Minister / Enc cc Mina McNamee, Registrar, Pension Appeals Board (Please find enclosed five (5) copies of the résumé of Or MacDonaid to be filed with the Boart) Dr. MacDonald - MAU _—_ a =_— eS | eV Es CHER ORE eS! me f 7 Mth SERRA PAR PACTS EUS EOL RO Wee ehi Gh ce bL DORA UROE oo 868 CREE Deperimen of Jusuce Moaetere de @ Justoo Canes Human Respurces Unité des seices jurid Ques Lage Serdices Unt dg ressources humaines 6” Floor, Tower A 6*™* étage. Tour A 333 River Road 333. chemin Fiver Warde Ontano Vanier (Ontano) MIA O11 RIA OLi October 3. 2001 es acanos Our file no : IHRD 2215-8025 | BY COURIER Mr. Glen Kealey S08 County Road 18 Oxford Mills, Ontario KOG 1J0 Dear Mr. Kealey: Re: Glen Kealey v. Minister of Human Resources Development CP 19004 | am writing in relation to your appeal from the decision of the Review Tribunal held at Ottawa, Ontario and rendered on March 12, 2001. If you have a representative, you may wish to contact him/her prior to taking any action in this matter. As a result of a review of medical information on file, the Department's administration is now satisfied that you were disabled within the meaning of the Canada Pension Pian when you last met the contributory requirements in December, 1992. Nevertheless, subsection 42(2)(b) of the Canade Pension Pian provides that the earliest a person can be deemed disabled is 15 months prior to the month ther application for a disability pension was received. Accordingly, the earliest you could be deemed to have become disabled is April, 1998, based on your application of July, 1999. | have. therefore, been instructed to offer you a disability pension with the effective date of onset month of April, 1998. Pursuant to section 69 of the Canada Pension Plan, the commencement of payment would be August, 1998. lf the foregoing offer is acceptable, would you please date and sign the enclosed Consent to Judgment, in duplicate and in the presence of a witness, retuming both forms to this office. As this matter is scheduled to be heard by the Pension Appeals Board in Ottawa, Ontario on October 17, 2001, we would appreciate receiving a response at your earliest opportunity. . Alternatively, if possible, you may wish to transmit a signed and witnessed copy by facsimile to the following fax number (613) 952-5327 with the original following in the mail. lf you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (613) 946- 9620 or Patsy Bradley at (613) 957-9442. Yours truly, Lp ohn Vaissi Nagy What a diff 9/11 made ! = did Qlirererice made : = I JVNipb Esc KLrrean Reeources Oe veloopernent des Human Resources Dévelo t i ne e ' Pry bet ae Ppemren,. des | eae opment Canada ressources humamnes Canada fi «ij Vevelopment Canada ressources humaines Canada Aj ‘a, Ontario ELA OL! Canets Access To Information and Privacy Accés 4 l'information at Protection des rengeigne 355 River Ro 355 chernin River gnements Personnels 20° Floor, Tower “B” 200 étage, tour “B” Vanier, Ontsrio KIA OL1 Vaniey, Ontaria KIA OL' NOY 10 2 Mr. Glen Keale | 5 0 den oie , November 27, 2001 ag | Your tis - reference Kemptvilic, Ontaric ia ~ Votre Mr. Glen Kealey Our file - Nola référence FAX: (613) 258-0015 $08 County Rd. 18, RR#1 PV-2001-02622 / ab a. On ochalf of the Honcurable Jane Stewart, Minister of Human Resources Development, : with io thank you for your letter of November §, 2001. The Minister hes asked me to reply to JOUr enquiry about the status of your Canada Pension Plan disability application. | oa | As you know, in your case, based on your application of July 1999, the earliest date * disability onset established for the Plan’s purposes is Apnl 1998. The legislation states thet enedits are payable the fourth month following the oaset of the disability. Therefore, the effective “ale On your disability account is August 1998. = | [ am pleased io report thai your Gle has been sent ior processing. Under the cocum- “Xs, 11 Order to avoid the possibility of any further delays, departmental officials issued your urears cottiement of $28,128.74, an a priority basis, aon November 9, 2001. This Tepresents your clsability entitlement for the period Augusr 1998, the commencement date of your benefit, to he 2001 inclusive. Effective December 200}, your regular monthly rate of $721.46 will es . Thank you again for writing to Minister Stewart. I bope this is the confirmation you Sincerely, Att” Paul Migus Assistant Deputy Minister Income Secarity Programs m* TOTAL PAGE. Be Oxford on the Rideau Oxfors Mills, Ontario KOG 1S0 Dear Mr. Kaaley: This is to acknowledge receipt of your request submitted under the Privacy Act on November 26, 2001 for personal information contained in your Canada Pension Plan disabillty file, which was received in Human Resources Development Canada on November 26, 2001. | have been designated the officer responsible for this request. Section 14 of the Privacy Act requires that a response be issued to you within thirty days. In that time we will either provide the information requested or inform you of the status of your request. in the meantime | can be reached at (613) 957-1481 should i this personally. you wish to discuss Sincerely, Cee Angie Beisher Public Rights Advisor Canada The Kealey Paper * Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to January 2002 * Page 21 | =e el 7 - 2 re» j ‘<1 2e¢0F : is OL EPA Re OPO, ' | a 2 in i? oom | "s a. 2 TUL. i.e LY > i ‘7 a. i is . ho a “4 | a en ; sPwePrrihecarveraLer vw o> ia FP :% - ‘ ANALYSIS and COMMENT | ek The Hittites Hittite origin is documented in the long genealogical record of the first book of Chronicles; a mine of historic treasure. The list is but partially concealed. It contains all the great Hittite names of the ancient world, from 4004 BC to the birth of Jaques, who is symbolic of western Freemasonry (Jaa are Ques / clues. J is U). Hittites constitute the substratum of all early civilizations. The Turanian element that came into prominence in the days of the Egyptian Hycsos (Shepherd Kings), that underlay the culture of the empires on the Tigris and Euphrates, that preceeded Israel’s occupancy of Palestine, that filled Syria and Asia Minor, that gave to Greece her mythology and sacred rites, and, overflowing into Illyria (Austria), Italy, Spain and Britain, bore the Iberic and Pictish name, now only recognizable in the Basques of the Pyrenees; that element on which the Persian Cyrus built up his first Aryan empire, and which, volcano-like, broke forth in Parthian (Iranian) days, that preceeded the Brahman in Northern India, that in early Christian centuries, traversed Turkestan and peopled the Siberian wastes, that for two centuries turned China into Cathay, and that still occupies Korea and the islands of Japan; that Turanian element, that reproduced the mounds of European Scythia (Russia), of Syria and the Caucasus, of India and Siberia, moreover, that, driven by adverse fortune, crossed the Northern Pacific into the New World of the Dacotah and the Mohawks, on level prairies and the alluvium of rivers from Alaska to the Gulf of Mexico, that founded the empires of Mexico and Peru, and that lives in many an Indian tribe from the frozen north to the southern land of fire, is the Hittite. aia -k f ji ranch of the Hittite clan. They are the gate-keepers © The Zuzim are the senior b of the worlds Beainning etic change. If anak in for these men of lofty stature d other spies of the money-changers are as or, in other words, doubt due largely to the labours the Hittite “the mountain door”. They defined the 4000 languages with Khitan according to the laws of numerical and phon Hittite meant a palm, it would be a fitting designation in whose presence the Mosad an grasshoppers. That Canaan became a land of milk and honey, no a region of grass and flowers, was pioneers, who caused even such a desert as Palmyra to blossom as the rose. The first and only religion of the step-by-step concept of time un | deity of all dualist Zarvanite Zoroastrians. e for political integrity (613) 258-2893 fax. (613) 258-0015 ——— == —— the canadian institut po box 774, kemPTville, ont, k0g 4J0 tel. Why did Englands Royal Society create the U.S.A.? ...10 destroy it ! In 1604 - 1625, Francis Bacon, an agent of the F country to be the antipodean to the secret island Antarctica), in order to provide his they could apply and test the new techno (secret) hidden labs of Bensalem itself. The geography now occupte , accioned to verify the Auman engineering Pp ; ve Pe 7 ny a Me ; ) fog pestilence, famine, disease, space exploration and gene of human control. The entire story can be easily as the unpublished and untranslated chapters Advancements in Learning. England’s old secret service (now MI6) secret plan. P e 22 * The Kealey Paper “ Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to January 2002 age ey ey c, a ' Ls i al viet ©. 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T+ = r . F - od * _ im z be Pe a, a hs 7 Se. wt A - = UF 7. ='P Re 2 he ‘ei oe a es eee ie eee oe ee amy te Oe Ea _————_ cae i | i ger —_— i / wi .; k id “oe ee ree rr; ane ee ae a {PT met Ss ti- S"*eS nsist- ad Dy table delay. | from | nbDic, ten 17ue mes. er ( 1 at the lust : of ple ple ne — ee ie <= mn _ The Bank of Nova Scotia robs their customers too ! sz en the en ee as ———— _ The Kealey Paper * Issue 21—3 * October 2001 to January 2002 * Page 23 ANALYSIS and COMMENT ————— ———_——S —_— = —————S= — im? CIPI MAILBA | Robbers aren't always robbing banks rO: Board of Directors Bank of Nova Scotia, Fax: 1 (877) 700-0045 $45H 3H" = (458) 999-3293/BD- 7 85-2772 FROM: Glen EP Kealey, National President (418) $43-5276 Cipi, Fax: 1 (613) 258-0015 bank | To Whom It May Concern: | Re: Mr. & Mrs. B. Devoe | ,oreement Signed Under Duress | “Nova Scotia Family Held Hostage” We, CIPI, are a federally incorporated non- Mr, Pric Brent Devoe profit institute Out of principle we are also 71 Queen Street “non-lawyers”. CIPI is mandated to expose Sydney Mines, NS _systemic corruption wherever it exists, and do BIV tKy ptnis im the Court of Public Opinion. Dear Mr. Devoe: We refer to our telephone conversation of yesterday wher the offer of the Office of the President to settic this matter, 1 £- Hevoe of Cdn.$20,000. You indicated m yous letter faxed to us of $20,000. was not accerrable to us.” However, d¢iore proceedihg with a review of the cincurnstances, we will require from you in writing (by faxcom is ble) that you are formally declincng the offer of the Otiice of the President. You will appreciate that by doing %, however; that that offer is then “off the table”. We have received a file from the Devoe family ‘which speaks for itself. While the family was being “held for ransom”, being financially destitute, the Bank of Nova Scotia offered them a sum of $20,000., if only they would drop a reasonable demand for proper compensation | (approx. $35,000.). Yours we | We believe that if all the facts were known to le: | your Board that they would quickly “do the right thing” and forward the balance owed, | (plus $5,000.) to the Devoes for the damages | they have incurred. What say you? lo 63 | P. A. Rige} Who will protect the public from Freemasonry and their banks if the RCMP and CSIS only “serve and protect” their corrupted and corrupting Masters? Isn’t it amazing how 144,000 T roglodytes can get ” a billion “braindead bees” to do their bidding. TO RECEIVE ITEMS LISTED BELOW WRITE TO: The Canadian Institute for Political Integrity P.O. Box 774 Kemptville, Ontario, KOG 1J0 Tel. (613) 258-2893 Fax. (613) 258-0015 Email: GlenCipiKealey@netscape.net Please specify the item number and quantity required. 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