Issue 7

1 (see page 11) SRS November 1996 to - 2 : Z : G a £ E 2 “The truth — = i te 310 V1X 5Y8 hos Tel. (250) 762-5608 Fax (250) 769-9998 ion Published by the Canadian Seventh Edit Institute Jo Political Integrity 435 Franklyn Rd, Sui Kelowna, B The eale PAPE RY & November 1996 to May 1897 yo Franklyn Rd., Suite 310, elowna, B.C., V1X 5Y8 Tel. (250) 762-5608 Fax.(250) 768-9999 Seventh - Edition ‘The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth” nk *** SPECIAL 10th ANNIVERSARY EDITION *** Gust ; afson Lake standoff a diversion, says corruption fighter Kealey certain Wolverine will be released But Kealey insists the conspiracy allegation falls under the Criminal Code of Canada and should be investigated by the RCMP. Rolfe Brock — page 2 _ Gordon & Yorie | Kahl a page 3 Pat Co ppard The four defence lawyers in the Gustafson Lake confrontation, case are expected to finish their including tlegal prosecution, closing statements this week, abuse of power, use of excessive with the jury slated to retire to force and creating false news. aN 6 SE, a: ‘verdkt -by the Kealey alleges the RCMP command in Ottawa and B.C. conspired with representatives of the United States Federal Reserve, some native tribal council chiefs and the national media to orchestrate the native standoff. The Cowichan News Leader Corruption fighter Gien Kealey is predicting the 18 defendants in the Gustafson Lake trial will be acquitted. Kealey, who moved to the Cowichan Valley last year to be closer to the trial, says he believes William Jones Ignace - Wolverine- and others arrested during the August 1995 RCMP stand-off will be released for lack of evidence. “Everyone's going fo be found not gully Fea According to Kealey, the Gustafson Lake standoff was part of an elaborate plan to divert Fraser River water to Colorado via the GRAND canal, using “phony” First Nations tribal councils. “If they’re an O.J. Simpson irae HIStory type jury, they’ll be out in five page 4 minutes.” Kealey said. “I don’t think it’ take that long. Kealey attracted national attention in the late 1980's for his 1,000-day vigil outside Ottawa’s Parliament Buildings to protest alleged kickbacks nd deceit by the Mutironcy — ae a PE ee = The Isis Cult page 5s He believes the incident was orchestrated to scare Canadians into settling land claims with the First Nations, aa <oeesecctie <cqsen ‘tse os etiehiee = Le che call whit ih reneal tines tio al “Yet, when the facts were known, they still proceeded to place a number of individuals they knew to be innocent on = Ba -— Hea des inspector James Good of the Cliff Turner Gustafson [= a la a= tt “There’s really mo evidence except very little circumstantial evidence.” Now living in Maple Bay, A former millionaire developer, he founded the Canadian Institute for Political Integrity in 1992 and serves as its president, Last month, Kealey filed several complaints with the RCMP stemming from the RCMP’s Surrey detachment. He added the standoff cost taxpayers more than $6.5 million and the ongoing trial is costing another $50,000 daily. Good referred the complaints to the B.C. ombudsman. An investigation that was like peeling an onion - ring by ring Tenth anniversary 0 py Glen EP Kealey April 1, 1997 marked the 10th anniversary of a mutiny by some of the management at MICOT. MICOT, is the acronym I chose for the Manager’s Institute of Comm- unicating Office Technologies, Afterall, had we not entered a new technological age? MICOT would be a bridge or launch pad to the future. it would demonstrate _ the advantages that would accrue to workers and employers alike, by initiating a more natural decentralized techno- f the mutiny at MICOT alpine and cross-country skiing, hiking, boating, gardening, hunting; or again, if one chose to live in a city — access from home to all forms of culture ane arts. However, MICOT was not to be. On April fools day 1937, the Prime Minister’s Office corporations for the land to build the canal. OTHER ITEMS may be found on pages 8, 9, 19, Lake Trial page 8 Shelley Ann Clark 20, 21 and 22 page 14 The Order of independent Canadians page 16 Because I refused to pay, they, along with my two main partners, who were them- selves motivated by greed, conspired together in a mutiny against me. The ensuing legal battle lasted about a year before my position, as it was stated im our unanimous shareholders agreement, was Finally, 1 now comprehend why the Creator made me inte the “Spiritual Free-Thinking Individual” that I am today. (PMO) moved to shut me down. I had refused Public Such wisdom could not ever have been learned by investing any amount of time obtaining “degrees” from the most prestigious universities of the world. To the contrary, 1 now understand that these degrees, bribe that the federal cabinet as they are awarded by THEIR had demanded to allow me to “institutes of higher learn- create 5,000 jobs, cost me ing”, are but a confirmation of personally in excess of $23 the degree of virus infested million. However, because it programming that one has remains the main event that voluntarily accepted to eventually launched me on my download into one’s own 10 year private investigation brain. In return, these servile of our “system of politics and Zombies receive a “SON'S religion”, I would not change LEGACY” which itself is only one decision I made then or 4 “promise to pay” from a goat continued on page 2 logically based economic system. We would finally recognize the benefits that could be garnered from better partitioning the total hours that we each spend during a 24 hour day. Technologies, such as computers and commun ications, were making possible profes sionally assisted home based schooling as well as creating environments for confirmed by the courts. Although my presidency was upheld at trial, and later, on appeal, the public squabble ended any chance of the project going ahead. My stand, for refusing to pay the the $160 million project that first brought me to the attention of the elites that ruled Ottawa in the mid 80's. It was designed as ab 4Intelligent Building”, a “City within a City”, that I, Its promoter/developer, had con- ceived. It was to be a model for the construction industry during changing times. I hoped that it would inspire others toend further develop- truly effective personal work- ment of similar massive urban _ places, complete with links to construction projects. I the outside world. Intelligent expected MICOT would cap houses could now be built in the growth of urbanism which communities surrounded by itself had been motivated by family oriented leisure time the “industrial revolution”. activities — such as golf, Comment Works Minister Roch LaSalle when he personally delivered Brian Mulroney’s request that I pay them a tollgate or kickback amounting to 5% plus $5000 cash, before | would be given their per- mission to proceed to spend the money I had raised privately to create jobs. NEWS and OPINION (continued from page 1) are always sacrificed in the end. The truth about how “the system” functions can never be learned from within, even with $23 million, without compromising one’s integrity. My long 10 year journey from illusion to reality was worth bunch of corrupt “accumu- lating anti-creators”. The false promises only state that antl creators will return to Masons gifts they once stole — the gifts the Creator had given to us all. These mole-like rulers operate from the depths of the underworld. They are the ©V®Fy Penny: I would do it all hidden hand that controls the #84! visible Greymen and Masons. The moral of my story ts being written here for the benefit of all free thinkers. Whatever happens to me personally, now or in the future, (this also includes whatever choices Canadians will make _ for themselves and their families Masons are sponsored by them into positions of power. They pull the money strings of both Politics and Religion. Currently the rulers promote a New World Order. Masons are greedy third parties who by Glen Kealey =. Rolfe Brock is not just a hero. “" He is the best model of an Independent Canadian that [ have found thus far in Canada. Rolfe is about to turn 79 years of age but, with the amount of energy he expends in a day, he *. could put a lot of men with half F his years to shame. T[ireless, és every day that passes he spends Who are we? We are the Canadian Institute for Political Integrity (CIPI), a non- profit corporation dedicated to bringing about a truly democratic and independent Canada. We believe this can only be done by exposing the lies that were used to create the illusion that freedom and spirituality can be achieved through politics and organized religion. By exposing the corrupt Accumulators, the Hidden Hand puppeteers that manipulate the world’s economic systems only for thelr benefit, we expect Canadians will wake up to the dangers that lie ahead. What distinguishes us from other groups is not only our analysis of what's is the fact that we alone offer a solution that does not wrong; it er the problem, but eliminates it from the ground merely patch ov up. Kealey is the former Ottawa-Hull region commercial developer who spent 1000 days on Ottawa's Parliament Hill before he was allowed to appear in court in 1991 — where he exposed the system of sophisticated organized crime run by Mulroney’s government; with the complicity of the Justice System and the RCMP. Former Public Works minister, Rech LaSalle, offered him federal government support for his project in exchange for 5% of all government contributions, on top of the $5,000.00 kickback which LaSalle asked for up front. While investigating, Kealey found evidence of a massive bribe and kickback scheme operated and controlled right out of the Prime Minister’s Office, and a close collaboration among Cabinet Ministers, the national media and RCMP Commissioners. Kealey, through a Section 507 Hearing, succeeded in convincing a Justice of the Peace, with 34 years experience, to lay charges against 16 senior politicians and government officials, including Norman Inkster, Commissioner of the RCMP, Henry Jensen, Deputy Commissioner and J. Michael Shoemaker, Assistant Deputy Commissioner, with having conspired together in a criminal conspiracy intended to cease and limit police investigations. The Kealy Paper Tenth anniversary of mutiny at MICOT by the next millennium), nothing can ever change the choice eee the stated: “There is no such th By ae take MY life, the end result is press. You know it, and I know it. There ts the fact that I have enjoyed ten of you who dares to write your honest op! really great years filled with the unforgettable FREEDOM ecu at can pap opinion out of the paper I am co ne al live and not merely exist. Others of you are paid similar salaries for si who would be so foolish Few can state as much. No amount of money, or promise to live forever, can ever equal that, - eee c 7. ef ; n St ‘ John Swinton, former ©" |, if you did, you know beforehand that it woule appear in print. Lam paid weekly to keep my things, and any of you | write honest opinions would be out on te sis looking for another job. If I allowed 1 ay hon opinion to appear in one issue of my paper, befe twenty-four hours my occupation would be go TRULY A CANADIAN HERO fighting for everything and everyone he believes in. And don’t let politicians try to pull a fast one on Rolfe because he’s got one of those rare built-in “bullshit detectors”. Rolfe was born on the Prairies but was raised in Sidney, on Vancouver Island. Rejected by the army because of asthma he learned the sheet metal trade at Boeing. Issue 7 November 1996 to May1997 Page 2 The business of the journalist is to des t oy tt etn ; to lie outright; to pervert; to vilify; to fawn at th feet of mammon and to sell his country for his daily bread. You know it, and I know it; and what folly is this toasting an independent press? We are the tools and vassals for rich men behind the scenes. We are the jumping jacks. They pull the strings and we dance. Our talents, our possibilities and our lives are all the prope intellectual prostitutes”. careers; first, 19 years as Chief Engineer at the hospital in Nelson, and then another 19 years for Public Works B.C. : where he was in charge of all Vatican collection. His» the provincial government sculptures in bronze as Rolfe outlived two Kootenay s. ripe brig of the few ways Institute for ta Se ee os ee * a lige ce e mo : - a Bat ame ne, ae = Pe cian na a meee ce senate a hen = ae 5 i, Annhe Kealy, (formerly Shelley Ann Clark) is the civil servant, with Paper, in 1995. His drawing: 30 years experience, who worked for the Canada-U.S. Free Trade continue to evoke as | many {oa a oT J 7 Negotiations Office in Ottawa and exposed an act of high treason comments from the } | committed by former Prime Minister Mulroney. She was ordered by anything else the third highest ranking negotiator on Mulroney’s team to come into controversial nature the office between midnight and 4 a.m. in order to falsify and appears in its pages. — shred briefing papers designed to mislead provincial ,. . smal token «2 premiers as to what was really being given away in the FIA (Free orrection, Atm a <i eventually Trade Agreement), In March 1988, she was ordered by her boss to honoured to. secretly remove key documents from the Free Trade Office and bring | pou into i, them to the trunk of his car. This order was given after he received | ORDER an internal memorandum that ordered all negotiators to turn over to 1 y screening the material to be removed, Clark came across an follow). implementation scheme that clearly laid out a step-by-step plan that would eventually lead to the merger of Canada and the U.S.A. by the year 2005. Clark stated that the scheme also contains plans for Quebec’s separation, and the construction of a GRAND canal for massive water diversion. After being abandoned by PSAC, her union, and threatened by secret service, Clark went public with her story in May 1993, with the assistance of a lawyer. Canada’s national media would rather have you think about TV soap operas, sports, O.J. Simpson and Paul Bernardo. Claude Guillemette, Secretary-Treasurer Rolfe Brock, political cartoonist. of other men. We are ] | But art was always Rolfe’s first — love. Almost born with a paint brush in his hand, one of his ational i paintings makes up part of a — ny buildings in the East and West his prized wood carvings have brought him fame, if not National Vice President, CIPI | | ee | Rolfe now spends his days ¢ . : doing political cartoons. There never is a shortage of models. Through his work Rolfe always gets even, in one Canadians, proving with his sketches that his penisinfact Rolfe joined the Canadian Integrity in 1993 and was from the time we launched the first edition of the Kealey dey the Nattonsl Archives all documents used In the negotiations. While: Gan ay Galil oe: th = oF — ae ! ap | ae TT. a a mal ¥ ct l a ~~ = = ae Ld ay het | ae | i .. Sa a a =a | ~The New 1953 ata when he late of the pendent” is not one nion, and uld never uy honest ted with. r similar lish as to re streets y honest r, before be gone. he truth; mm at the his daily hat folly » are the » scenes. ings and and our We are ys Rolfe’s first n with a paint nd. one of his | up part of a =. His sany nze as well a» arving=s have me, if not around the ads his days J cartoons. a shortage of th his work ; even, in one ays left to ing with his pen is in fact sword. » Canadian Political 3 and was cartoonist e launched the Kealey s drawings > aS many e public a of a ture thal nF son of a man who made ft nls fellow Americans about welicggae activity of the control the CIPI by Mr. H The of Lake Shawnigan, — January 15, 1997 Dear Hugh, lines here — DeCamp’s letter new book as I told you [ would send when arrived. they ok interesting and even though the “lead” gets heavy, [ can’t quit trying to get Yori and Scott out of prison. John told me after meeting with Spector and others in Nash, D.C. He is confident we will get the truth out on National T.V. somehow! If the Judge is amy Man at all, me will release Yori and Scott after all that has heen Corpus” teen polos e bee fens oot aear ee motion John is fling shortly. cannot ever gratitude and support you have done for US, and thanks again.- Sincerely, Joan Kahl Britton October 26, 1996 MEMO FROM JOHN DECAMP TO JOAN KAHL Joan: | am faxing you a copy of Yori Kahl's letter to the judge- Joan, please read and share with any you choose. This letter Is without question ene of the most compelling and impressive documents | have ever been privileged to read. This letter demonstrates also, one of the greatest crimes ever committed. That crime is chaining in 4 prison one of the greatest and most brilliant minds living in this country at this time. The sind of a person who has 4 true and comprehensive understanding of how this country came to be; what is We must absolutely must... keep up the fight until this story is told. As I told you, I will be taking the fi ght to his attenti Washington to the politicians on that this cause Instead, Janet Reno prepares uires immediate patriots in Congres 7 eg ON ge pic a a eee age that wa aac, oe couple of weeks. Help ail you pene delayed is justice Virtually everyone is warning their numbers have dwindled can...and I know you will. mye . This is a maxim of of eminent collapse. The Fed's in recent years to almost Respectfully - Certainly justice has been will try to disguise this; ‘ more than “denied” in blamin . ; John W. DeCamp (Att . ae our g it on crime, drugs The : and anything but the true be remembered, was nothing Yorie Kah! with kids, Wendy, Gordy and Katie, in 1989 TO St IPPORTE RS October 23, 1996 Dear Supporters, Greetings! We (my mother and I) are enclosing 2 letter that I’m sending Judge Jones. As most (if not all) of you know, the “Habeas Corpus” has been sitting i Judge Jones’ court since mid—Juty. We seem to be af a stand still, as the judge refuses to talk to our attorney, John DeCamp, unless the prosecutors are there as well; of course, the U.S. Attorney® aren't interested in doing that. As you know, ALL the judges in North Dakota have been recused from the case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Crooks “resigned” from the case, allege diy under “orders”. ihe remaining Assistant U.S. Attorney, Fisher, has recently been arrested for shoplifting, s° now the case has been removed from the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Fargo and assigned to Bismarck. The enclosed letter to Judge Jones is self-explanatory. i hope it prompts him to act. The bottom line Is, judges typically sit on 2255's (statutory “Habeas Corpus”} for long periods. The “real” Habeas Corpus was designed to circumvent that duty. Americans Go : rdon and Yorie Kahl found out what Canadians will soon know I have given Jud ge Jomes a —_ history lessom on the tter, which he already know, yet I hope to bring to seven hundred years ago, they There has 1 = a eeeeeie don’t appreciate the cries of | conspiracy” going on | G5 the people—at least they’re ong time to paler not heeding those cries. | America”. There have been be an arbiter im those “non internal” matters which affected the states “im toto”. . LIES....). The Antiterrorist Bill was “They” know, in their dark “secret chambers” that pressures are building. Unfortunately, “they” have me classified as a “terrorist”. They think I! Federal Many years ago, ™ father gave me some important history lessons thaf are very pertinent, not only to our case, but to the “real” problems in dealing drugs and murdering citizens.) One of these powers was the power of the Federal Don't get discouraged, . Government to “arrest” though. We are entering 2 inside a state border. They “new age”. Hopefully not the always had the power to new age “they” foresee. There arrest, indict, etc -- in America. We all know things are out of hand in this country, and srowing worse by the hour. are to be very b me 1m certain there will be “big” going * adtimes Washington, D.C., military ahead. Regardless, we have forts where jurisdiction was surprises after the first of the 4 no choice but to march on. ceded to the Feds, and on the year. Lately, I’ve been reading a lot Grain supplies are af an all time low in U.S. history; and on Congressional history. this is a global phenomenon. continued on page 23 efused to continue living a fie J F a. oe a a ' Janet Reno has been or ganizing “meetings” be- tween Federal thugs and state and local police te attempt to insure “cooperation” in the rapidly approaching future. The Feds have finally been caught running one of the largest drug distribution networks in America—and are admitting to It. if, as Congress has been saying, when passing their arbitrary drug laws, that “drugs cause crime”—well, why are the Federal thugs still running loose? There is not a shred of difference between what is happening now as compared to what happened in the 1760’s and 70’s — except both “freemen” and “tyrants” are on the same soil. Of course, like King John, The Kealy Paper ANALYSIS and OPINION they would not have a 4 - You may never >. You may never be 3- You may never trust 4 - You may never trust Politict 5 - You may finally understand Spiritual 6 - You may understand the difference be 7 - You may find your own FREEDOM, by fi If only the Hidden Hand that con THE ULTIMAT ssigned Carnegie the t Dangerous side affects: be secure with your racist thoughts again secure with your bigotted actions again Public Education, Media or Entertainment again ans, Priests or Bankers again ty and reject organized Religion tween Democracy and Politics rst understanding Aboriginals gatherers whose day-to- 4,500,000,000 BC A singularity, THE CREATOR expanded the “energy” of HIS being and created the visible universe we recognize as matter, time and space. We humans call this period the “BIG BANG”. From then on time would advance in 25,800 year cycles called PRECESSIONS. 3,000,000 BC Lucy walked upright in Ethiopia Physical Man, the animal, was born. This period corresponds with the theory of EVOLUTION. — 190,000 BC -Modern man shares DNA from a single parent — Spiritual Man, a human- being with a mind and free will (otherwise known as soul or spirit) was born. This period corresponds with the theory of man’s CREATION. 50,000 BC Aboriginals, the original people, populated the entire surface of the planet - even including the extreme polar regions. These first people were hunters and The Kealy Paper day activity determined their survival. They had but one God, THE CREATOR. They were mono-theists. Aboriginals developed a popular, extended family based, clan system of Justice and Government. Clan “government” was CONSENSUS, achieved through a process of POPULAR, PUBLIC and DIRECT DEMO- CRACY. It would take another fifty thousand years or SO before “ancient” Greeks gave this system its name. Once named, democracy only survived in Greece for just over 100 years before it was replaced with an elitism known currently as PLUTO- CRACY. This elitist system of control continues to masquerade as our democracy. Aboriginal government was managed by the mothers who gave birth to extended families. They were assisted by Life-long Chiefs whom the Clan Mothers appointed, following a public evaluation of each candidate’s personal qualifications. The Chiefs were assigned tasks. All ap pointed Life-long Chiefs were subject to trols the world ask of changing firstly, at the foot of mount Ararat (today’s south-east Turkey) in whose Ss “hereditary accumulators” had stored the which they carried over from the last precession. A selected few migrated to Egypt, India and China. HEREDITARY POLITICS, which is also caves these great buried treasure known as “EMPIRE public RECALL by the BUILDING”, had Clan Mothers, whenever obviously not been disrespect of the clan was judged, by the clan, to have occurred. With the sole exception of the Clan Mothers who assumed their authority by virtue of having given birth to the clan, all . other . positions in aboriginal government were appointed, never here- ditary. Accumulation was never allowed, as evidenced by the POTLATCH ceremony practiced until recently by the Haida peoples of British Columbia. It was outlawed by the Indian Act in 1876. The anti- thesis to this way of life, hereditary accumulation, is the foundation of POLITICS as we know it today. When politics was introduced the Creator was very, very sad. 24,000 BC The latest ICE AGE began. It peaked at 16,000 BC and ended “CLEANSED” or totally eradicated during the 16,000 year ice age that began our current PRECESSION. The old “Original People” would discover, although it would first take five, and then, yet another five thousand years until these modern times, that life was to get much worse before it would, finally, a a — , f i {. 5 = iy al mm _,) the hist —_ S i. = = all _ —_e ep a wot ey —_ a = = had been taken by force, FREE of CHARGE. Consequently, the Pharaoh, Egypt’s first Commander-in-Chief was, by definition, the new world’s first “FREE He traded — rat we we TRADER”. lished thieves | murderers then just as get better. they are today. h blackr 3,000 BC Egypt thus became the before narrow end of a rich them; Egypt’s Pharaoh was hee ever | funnel. For 1,000 years the a appointed CHIEF empowered a sc kei” B22 MANDARINATE from among the few who BUREAUCRACY | that served him well. THEIR managed the “job descriptions” “error consisted mostly of experiments unde | = e performing some “house- by researchers every where in the known wor keeping functions” such as; PAY-MASTERS of STAFF of their military. 1 He then assembled and light or more, VALUABLES — other peoples — throughout the wo Id * hy hadacquired during the previous 5,000 years, aS far back as the latest ice d Also, KNOWLEDX the net gain result DG: BLE rit “mandarins” of Eg 8.000 years later. Ice / SLAVE-MASTERS / felds.receded fromthe MAGICIANS —"© =" north shore of the ASTROLOGERS ; carved this me Mediterranean. DRUG DEALERS / *duired knowledge BANKERS / scRIBES “Tiing on 98 8,000 BC and ARCHIVISTS as “Monuments and When the ICE AGE Well as TEACHERS. In tablets. Ne ended the pale Caucasian ther words, mandarins established | rchiv “accumulators” exited kept the books on clay libraries that ot from their dark caves. ‘ablets, managed the all the ‘scientif AGRICULTURE, _ &tate and, taught the ‘ological resea Issue 7 November 1996 to May1997 Page 4 e that always at of the self. Egypt's ilitary had 20st of the At the time od of the the Medi- \frica, the nd India. trategically graphically ‘ypt and ir greatest Everything military from India 1 by force, “HARGE. the ‘pt’s first -in-Chief ition, the t “FREER. Je traded ght to be » for their accom p- S and just as me the a rich 0 years 4BLES yeo ples world ig the irs, as pst ice cgypt. DGE, ulting rror” taken very- vorid o the sypt. fully owly as one clay rins and ed nd 6 ———— 2 > 2 = === >i Lr Sd FREE-MASONS They are the Sons of (SOL means Sun) a one includes the Priests of every organized religion, all politicians and free-traders, évery military and/or security force commander, along with every a AS a result, F persons strong. Masons are the “all seeing their controller’s “all hearing ear”. it, or they, are also constantly listening in on all “above that eye” assist cround” communications from the security of their cold organized criminal, they make up an impressive force to be reckoned with. They are at least 180 million and dark underground (or under-ice) shelters. Miasons don’t realize it yet, but history would suggest PP eee tHeade- sracaasters coarse’ f Fro or [hroughout this precession become abundantly clear; New World one thing has Order controllers have always made progress on the corpses of the Masons they blackmailed and have bribed, before they eventually destroy them — to prevent them from ever becoming competitors in the quest for POWER. ISIS CULI (from a book) Heliopolis (City of the Sun) was referred to in the Bible as On but was originally known in the Egyptian language as Innu, or Innu Mehret = meaning ‘the pillar’ or ‘the northern pillar’. It was a district of immense sanctity, associated with a strange group of nine solar and stellar deities, and was old beyond reckoning when Senuseret chose it as the site for his obelisk. Indeed, together with Giza (and _ the distant southern city of Abydos) Innu/Heliopolis was believed to have been part of the first land that emerged from the primeval waters at the moment of creation, the land of the ‘First Time’, where the gods had commenced their rule on earth. Heliopolitan theology rested on a creation- myth distin- guished by 4 number of thousands of previously? Or were they, perhaps, part of a coded message from the ancients that had been transmitting eee F - ’ i ANALYSIS and OPINION “Ti unique and curious features. it taught that in the beginning the universe had been filed with a dark, watery nothingness, called the Nun. Out of this inner cosmic ocean (described as ‘shapeless, black with the blackness of the blackest night’) rose a mound of dry land on which Ka, the Sun God, materialized in his self-created form as Atum (sometimes depicted as an old bearded man leaning on a staff). The sky had not been created, the earth had not been created, the children of the earth and the reptiles had not been fashioned in that place... J, Atum, was one by myself ... here existed no other who worked with me...” Conscious of being alone, this blessed and immortal being contrived to create two divine offspring, Shu, god of the air and dryness, and VTefmut the serddess Of rIoOisture- “KF tharust my phallus into my closed hand. I made my seed to enter my hand. I poured it into my own mouth. I evacuated under the form of Shu, | passed water under the form of | efnut. Despite such apparently inauspicious beginnings, Shu and Tefnut (who were always described as “Twins” and frequently depicted as lions) srew to maturity, copulated and produced offspring of their own: Geb the god of the earth and Nut, the goddess of the sky. These two also mated, creating Osiris and Isis, Set and Nepthys and so completed the Ennead, the full company of the Nine Gods of Heliopolis. Of the nine, Ka, Shu, Geb and Osiris were said to have ruled in Egypt as kings, followed by Horus and lastly - for 3226 years - by the Ibis-headed wisdom god Thoth. Who were these people - or creatures, or beings, or gods? Were they figments of the priestly imagination, oF symbols, or ciphers? Were the stories told about them vivid myth memories of real events which had taken place years ~ REEMASONRY replaced reedom lost to Politics and Reality lost to Illusion Spirituality with Greed, | i usually placed on top of pyramids. In a symbolic sense, it was also associated closely and directly with Ra- Atum, of whom the ancient texts said, ‘You became high on the height; you rose up as the Benben stone in the Mansion of the Phoenix...’ The Egyptians called Helipolis Innu, the pillar, because tradition had it that the Benben had been kept here in remote pre-dynastic times, when it had balanced on top of a pillar of rough- hews stone. The Benben was believed to have fallen from the skies. Unfortunately, it had been lost so long before that its itself over and over again down the epochs - a message only now beginning to be unraveled and understood? Such motions seemed fanciful. Nevertheless I could hardly forget that out of this very same Heliopolitan tradition the great myth of Isis and Osiris had flowed, covertly transmitting an accurate calculus for the rate Mansion of the Phoenix described the original temple of precessional motion. Moreover the priests of Innu, whose responsibility it had been to guard and nurture such traditions, had been renowned throughout Egypt for their high wisdom and their proficiency in prophecy, astronomy, mathematics, architecture and the magic arts. They were also famous for their possession of a appearance was no longer remembered by the time Senuseret took the throne in 1971 BC. In that period (the Twelfth Dynasty) all that was clearly recalled was that the Benben had been pyramidal in form, thus providing (together with the pillar on which it stood) a prototype for the shape of all future obelisks. The name Benben at Heliopolis where ._— the Benben had been housed. It reflected the fact that the mysterious object had alsdé served as an enduring symbol for the mythical Phoenix, the divine Bennu bird whose appearances and disappear- ances were believed to be linked to violent cosmic cycles and to the destruction and . rebirth of world ages. was likewise applied to the pyramidion, or apex stone, powerful and sacred object known as the Benben. Graham Hancock q@ UW si ~o i i | © N . sus do astronomers know that a planet they cannot see with their most sensitive astrological instruments really does exist? A N SV = R : They search for the “wobble” in the rotation of a star close by. In the same manner, when searching the identity and location of the HIDDEN HAND that rules the world (the anti- creators), one first looks for ACCUMULATORS, and then, follows THE MONEY TRAIL. A) eel al, if Joell | A MESSAGE FROM GLEN KEALEY “To live a more healthy life, beth physical and menial, one must accept to live and struggle daily in the real world — not in a phoney world created out of lies, illusion and denial. Otherwise, one accepts either to be scared, or amused to death - slowly. And because of the tremendous amount of nervous and metabolic energy it takes to live a lie, instead of dieing just once at the very end of one’s life, when one lives a lie one ‘voluntarily’ accepts to die in slow motion, a little bit at a time every day.” s It was for these reasons, in 1992, that I founded the Canadian Institute for Po. itica L Integrity (CIPI). CIPI, once it was federally incorporated, attracted the support of over | K TANK with a 3,000 caring Canadians and would go on to become a people’s THINK T ANK wi mandate to ‘OBSERVE, ANALYZE and CONCLUDE’, and especially, to REPORT EDUCATE CANADIAN TAXPAYERS on those vital issues that are critical to their tes ay 1 own and their children’s survivaland freedom, : | 3 Te Si 0) ca TET ND) ce EO eR a 3 ee AONE BOS SES REN enc tc a gece res es . 1 a = oe ee Prat hans a ‘f f oo —- — =o The Kealy Paper Issue7 November 1996 to May 1997 Page : cont. from page 4 to date. Egyptian alchemists had assembled a database for all medicines known to aboriginals. It was thus that Egypt also became the pharmaceutical and chemical capital of the known world. in their spare time Egyptian astrologers studied the movement of the stars. They even understood — give-or- take a few hundred years the approximate 26.000 year cycle of the PRECESSION of all the then known planets that rotated around the sun. —— Eventually, with the addition of all of this new knowledge, Egypt’s mandarins, as most bureaucrats will always do whenever they get a chance, were no longer content to play second- fiddle to the Pharach. He, for all intent and purpose, was totally dependent upon them for his very survival. Afterall, were they not the ones who, in reality, held the Pharaoh’s vast gold and grain reserves, paid and fed the military or doctored them with MIR, the pain killing wonder drug? It was the principal medication _ prescribed when people were sick or injured. The “theoretical” prob- dem was submitted to a committee or THINK TANK. Teams of “brain-stormers” were assembled from the best thinkers that their institutes of higher learning had produced. These “think tanks” were located at Lake Van in Babylon and at the cities of Karnak and Alexandria. The later two sites were chosen because they were Egypt’s entry points, located south and north respectively. It was there that the mandarins would count, and then The Kealy Paper inventory, their incoming booty as it arrived from the Mediterranean. The power and control they had was too great for anyone to ignore. However, the mandarins also understood that if they exposed their treason without first setting the political stage, they would risk their own lives at the rash, unfor- giving hand of a vengeful Pharaoh. The mandarins had analyzed their current problem and evidently had concluded that a clever con job would fool an unsuspecting Pharaoh. This was a dangerous task at the best of times and the project must have necessarily been designed to include with it some measure of “plausible deniability” on their part, in the event the Pharaoh did not ultimately Duy their story. Success would depend upon creating a new, elaborate, deception : —The first deception they created was POLITICS. Political science positioned the Pharaoh, an expendable third party, between THEM and the people. The political puppet would always take the blame whenever anything went wrong. That’s what they are paid to do. —The second phase they named RELIGION. It alone had the real power to put words, words the Pharaoh wanted to hear, into the mouths of the “GODS” they would create. These invented Gods, they determined primarily out of self interest, would include the Pharaoh himself as THEIR equal. Further- more, from then on, the mandarins would change their own job description to one of Shaman_or ISIS cult priests and SHAMAN (magicians of were suf- ficiently holy to hear or et HIS WORD. inter pr | Conveniently, and to the ee ee surprise of no one, they royal chamber. The the so-calle@ ti critical side benefit of this Presidents or F “publishing houses” that were able to _ carve THEIR GODS writings onto clay tablets or stone for the Phoenix was that the Pharaoh would no longer be in good position to oversee or to audit the enormous inventories of first Egyptian lead bought this political monuments. the precious metals, pharmaceuticals and Thus, it happened that occult supplies, as these y Of these man-made human treasures were being OF ALL anti-creators began to unloaded by the FAMILY TRUSTS” . mislead. By making the MILITARY FREE | Pharaoh a God, along TRADERS at Egypt’s Later, we will look at how with the Sun (RA), the _ borders. PHOENIX hired the VIKINGS to help him Bull and others, the Egyptian mandarins of 3,000 BC changed their ole for all time. THEY instructed and began to and again, when he hecame the world’s build a Pyramid to moved his secret GREY MEN. THEY ‘eligion, —_-whiile the headquarters with its vast, alone knew about the Phoenix drew up the riches; including the control that “THE plans to build a cartes gold, diamonds HIDDEN HAND” wields | monument to himself in and cloning DNA, along secretly, or that he has the same area. The with all of the historical” ruled and looted the Sphinx, a LION King-of- scrolls he first stole fro Kings, now stands Egypt, to its current site world ever since. Being MASTERS OF FREE TRADE, the High Priest is the PHOENIX. He is the male CEO of the poly- theist ISiS cult. Sometimes, he 1s depicted as a colourful, large bird that occasionally dies (a temporary loss of control) but who always returns power over the world back to Egypt’s ISIS cult. DECEPTION is his best weapon. ILLUSION is the name of the game. BLACKMAIL and / or BRIBES make it all so simple. Phoenix’ next great deception was to convince Pharaoh that THEY were empowered by THE CREATOR to write instructions for his “ARTER-LIFE”. 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OBSERVATION — ANALYSIS — CONCLUSIONS The Cliff Turner § tory b * y Rick Hammerbeck | A 2 widely publicized incident, in c Canada, devalued the Canadian anadian Court: have dollar on international ee recent international ention by enforcing public- trials, ation bans and secret markets, when news of alleged sovernment corruption broke. vainly attempting to shield In 1991, Glen Kealey, a roc | ; Fe nee, Sem both their oe ae agaats eir media. : 7 successfully laid charges against 13 members of However, with the vast m : parliament, all from the of their population ated oe ane 3 within 200 miles of the nee commissioners of the Royal States border, this has not only politically proven futile, but damaging. By accessing the information superhighway and by taking advantage of the media outlets of their southern neighbour Canadian residents can easily uncover the hidden facts. Americans, weaned on_ the inalienable right of the media to pursue an issue and to examine all people, regardless of their status, cannot comprehend how such a condition could exist. In order to fully understand how two North American countries cit- darkes<r side of the fran could be so alarmingly feoremr, tlre << wae wese al és pore exposed. — Sw vere se Perk! f.a i Globally, all nations contend with the omnipresence of corruption within the infra- structure of court systems. Any process of regiment derived by human beings must be tainted, as surely as humankind is morally tainted. Every civilized nation deals with this problem on their own terms, and with varying rates of success. Many countries incorporate a legal stronghold instituted by a small elitist, power group historically using 4 survivalist strategy to maii- ipulate and suppress the masses. When they control how justice is dispensed, they can control the country itself. This is common knowledge. One only has to look as far as Italy with the recent exposure of criminal wrongdoing, and the decay of their government, to realize the interdependence of govern- ments and their systems of justice. What sets Canada aside, is that, they are a major player who has not yet been caught cheating. When the Canadian house of cards finally falls, other nations will undoubtedly be affected. ' reduced Canadian Mounted Police. The charges stemmed from allegation by Kealey of his being solicited to pay money out, as kickbacks, to receive government contracts. Although highly unusual, a * politically appointed Director of Criminal Prosecutions later withdrew the charges against the politicians, even though the THEY MAKE HAMBURGER OUT OF. - = * =r Path F ee he charges were accepted by a Justice of the Peace after 15 witnesses gave testimony over a period of 17 days. It is difficult to gauge the damage that Kealey’s allegations inflicted on the Conservative party, but at the next election, Canadian voters the Conservatives from the majority party to a mere 2 seats of the 293 seats up for grabs. The conservatives, now virtually defunct, knew how to stickhandle their ‘bad boys’ through the loopholes in the legal system. But, even in light of the public’s docile and CANADIAN INJUSTICE unquestioning nature, their antics sometimes bordered on the absurd. In 1989, Richard Grise, a conservative MP, pleaded guilty to 11 criminal charges involving the pocketing of House of Commons funds and also demanding bribes from contractors, For this he was sentenced to the 1 day he had already been in jail, a fine, and J years probation. rampant abuses. But the grand juries, but there exists a similarity to this system stops concerted movement to abolish Under the Canadian system, there. Any American citizen pretrial hearings (as with politicians are allowed to keep their seats in the House of Commons, as long as they are not sentenced to more than 5 years for their crimes. from the English common law. However, when America fought for liberty and obtained if, great Subsequently, Grise showed up as usual in the Commons, after government contracts in his son’s name, then forged his son’s signature and cashed the cheques, pocketing the money. With his criminal record now expanding by bounds, sentence of a fine, and 300 hours of community service. Of course, the judicial system in the United States is not without its cancerous corruption and feeling inclined to ridicule the U.S. legal process has only to compare the differences. Canadian and American justice systems an irritating vessel of early separatism. Directives from Britain to prosecute individuals within the American Colonies could be effectively quashed at a grass roots level. leaps and Grise received the Today, with separatism no longer an issue, the role of the grand jury has seemingly reverted to its original purpose in the United States. Canada not only neglects the use of Gustafson Lake Standoff trial). For an accused, this would mean going straight to trial, and leave weighing whether the prosecution is even warranted, up to the same people that are seeking a conviction. were both derived Although the US process has shortcomings, it is a workable system, and, in theory, no singular person is beyond the reach of the long arm of the law. There are multiple appellate courts, numerous watchdog agencies, various state and federal regulatory bodies, and independent police and faw ewlorce wes! agen Lo “SBA that end. In Canada, other than some on NO! NoT ANOTHER CONSPIRACY THEORIST SS —— ee of oom (ate oe a oy a FR the court thing was dispensed with, much to the chagrin of the opposition. When a fuss was made of the whole affair, his fellow conservative MP, Doug Lewis, who was both Canada’s justice minister and afforne) general at the fime, rallied to Grise’s defence. In answer to why Grise, the convicted criminal, was still sitting there, eager to assist in running the country and passing laws, Lewis advanced his argument that “the poor man has been through so much”. Again, in June 1993, Grise pleaded guilty to two of trust, testifying that he had obtained counts of breach small municipal and two provincial police forces, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have sweeping juris- diction as the sole police agency. There are no ‘hot shot district attorneys or federal prosecutors trying to make a name, and career, for them- selves by going after corruption. Instead, there are justice department personnel and bureaucrats trying to ensure a lifetime job for themselves by pretending it doesn’t exist. — REROcw ae , Justice department lawyers, advancements in the areas of bureaucrats and personnel, all equality, citizen’s rights, the way up to the attorney avenues of redress, safeguards general, defend the federal and fairness were made. covernment in litigation. The attorney general is also the justice minister, who is a politician appointed from the ranks of the ruling party, thereafter to be addressed as ‘The Honourable John Doe’. It is ironic that Canadians, whose dollar is currently worth only 71 cents against the US dollar, suffer a whopping 51 percent heavier tax burden than their American cousins. Civil unrest over English taxes When a politician is elected as was the catalyst that catapulted the prime minister of Canada, the dissension over British he is to be addressed as “The rule, into the War of Right Honourable John Doe’. Independence. Grand Juries, which were When in the House of implemented to protect British Commons, they refer to one subjects against malicious persecution, were also used as continued on page 10 ee The Kealy Paper Issue7 November 1996 to May 4997 Page 7 in nd 0. c —A oy Rditierial” ”» Native Ste : a RCMP BRASS and NATIONAL I iE " > Serve and Protect Bankers NEWS and OPINION by Glen EP Kealey Let’s begin by stating the reality. An 1 ius +hestrated for the \anare Fats did. The standoff never happened in the way the RCMP an | the ‘a au : ; a voniines commu: oe standoff” were e fantasy and wort y of comp . anyt | i CORK : I teens oe eS pretstss sagt! = : maanhiin So Ge tes tbe es = oes Yes, there were heros. No, they were not ute of be R 4 ie ‘ ae bi ai om also known to /a" Jones Ignace, stands out head and — above all else. F ow sai set s fourteenth month oO) ee © Dessnik Jonesy’s-entire ena aay his wile Flo, are p heroes eo. Ae ay 30 are Splitting the > ky, ake and his family, Stuart and Teddy Dick, James OJ Picawanaquat and one white lac y, Shelagh Fr nklin. Others, wh nlayed minor roles have tried to keep away from taking des, — — oe However, most important for Canadians to know, is the bet aa: ay pho ipe-carrier, Percy Rosette, h i Ty stant sd her son Dv, armed wth the AK 47's bout wits mons from tne white females agen roles in support of the RCMP and Canadian ar Gre Military’ Ss High Command charade. Your | i sel glimpse from behind Natives suggest that Toby was responsible for initiating the onty permanent residence at the camp site and later,the standoff,once her two children were safely out of harms way (her son David was in custody in Williams Lake after orchestrating his own and Ernie Archie’s arrest). The William Jones Ignace, a native Shuswap Elder who worked on his own seed farm, as an attempt “open- pollinated” seed me in ron f Feb, grower. They spent seventeen iilegal guns purchased by years together, mostly Anne for the Sundance site). travelling and Anne Davison is the real-life daughter of Henry P. Davison Jr. and Anne Stillman. Both Toby - that she once chased Percy with an axe, and that her son, David Jr., once bopped her on the head with a heavy object because she would nof give him some money to buy iHicit drugs. In 1994 Toby Edwards began asking Anne Notnes for money. Notnes is linked to the Rockefeller Foundations. arrest, combined with the d uns Some questions that arise due Fisheries officers fin®ing & ’ and ammunition in Toby’s to the Gustafson Defenders ded the RCMP trial point to Pena’s possible truck, proviee aad te connections fo illicit drugs. with the excuse they neede call a press conference — Why was this court case designed to scare an named after Toby’s Mexican unsuspecting public and bring name - Mary Jane Pena - them on side with the police — rather than her Shuswap it was the first step in a public name? RCMP SMEAR CAMPAIGN A CHRONOLOGY 01 — 1986 — Percy Rosette was inducted as a phoney pipecarrier by the Rockefeller Quaker / Oren Lyons Alliance. 02 — 1988 — PM Brian Mulroney orchestrated the enactment of the Canada- USA Free Trade Agreement (FTA). 03 1988 Mulroney launched a three pronged process leading to unilateral Constitutional change. It consisted of a Royal Commission on Aboriginal Affairs, the Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accords. to speak Sovereignty. On August 18, 1995 he would fabricate a report to police. 99 — 1989 — An agreement to use the site, for a four week period in July 1989 and : repeated yearly for four years rods! Rees ae an a conceived to create a “national was negotiated between Percy ms debt”. Interest payments 6 Rosette and Ernie Archie on et. of. the mative: | ate nea vat, © funded through the creat ion of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Institute and J.P. Morgan. Henry P. Davison Sr. was one of seven men who attended a very secret meeting on Jekyll Island, where the — —————- — orchestrated by Bernard the 04 — 1989 — Mulroney then began talks that led to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), in 1994. 05 — 1989 — A Mexican national, Mr. David Pena Sr., “committed suicide” by taking an overdose of illicit drugs. 06 — 1989 — Pena’s “suicide” enabled his Shuswap widow, Toby Edwards, to return to the Caribou region of B.C.. — Why would the court even consider naming this case “Mary Jane Pena et al” in the first place? — Why was Lance Bernard, the province’s “illicit drug prosecutor” chosen to try this case? Bernard is in serious conflict as he orchestrated the disposition of the case of David Pena, at Williams Lake, B.C., including the release of Toby's truck from custody prior to Crown, George Garrett of CKNW and Sgt. Peter Montague of the RCMP - see RCMP videos A3 / A5 / All. In the end, it was Toby who held out against a peaceful withdrawal. Later, prior to the 1996 Christmas break in the trial, Toby told Ron Jules, the Band Chief at Adams Lake, that she had received a deed to qa new permanent residence located within the boundaries Sundancers and a_ bible beak thumping rancher, Lyle . s. James, an American who claims to hold a “fee simple” legal deed to the unceded least fronted for, an estin = described in court as District lot 114. The trial raised questions as to lot 114’s locati acks. Hinton, Alberta, - 10 — 1990 — Percy Rosette sister also owns ¢ oth: and Jonesy Ignace were larger ranch that bh | introduced to Anne Notmne’s by her own. one Lester House, a native who claimed to recruit / finance During the native sovereignty protestors, Anne's dau (Anne Notnes born; Anne Bronson, fF Davison aka: Anne Bronson, from a previous marriage, now remarried to a David’s trial. The truck was returned te the Sundance site at Gustafson Lake. Mr.Bernard’s assistant Jenny Fawceus is related to a former B.C. jadge linked to the bankruptcy of the GANG Ranch. of the Chilcotin Nation, on land aiso claimed by the Shuswap Nation. The Chilcotin are locked with the Shuswap in a native against native land claim fight. 08— 1989 — Percy Rosette was once “best friend” of 07 — 1989 — Mary Jane Pena (nee: Toby Edwards) moved to a property leased by Percy Rosette, a local Shuswap GROUNDSKEEPER located at Gustafson Lake. Since then, Toby lives with Percy as his common-law wife. Many rumors circulate concerning ae contint The Kealy Paper Issue 7 November 1996 to May 1997 Page8 os Sean aemmsiie soem here always are four different types of Human Beings _ in each of our respective communities == NEWCOMERS NATIVES ae (+- 500 years) 7 Seta 7 5 years THOSE WHO LIVE IN 37 “% new WORLD ORDER | THOSE WHO LIVE IN THE ROCKEFELLER’S = CONTROLLERS | FEAR AND IDENTIFY OREN LYONS / QUAKER FEAR AND IDENTIFY ests of the ISIS cult) | WITH THEIR CAPTORS RELIGIOUS ALLIANCE | WITH THEIR CAPTORS (Stockholm Syndrome) (Stockholm Syndrome) — == ORGANIZED SELLOUTS, | PATRIOTIC, SPIRITUAL, INDIAN AGENTS knownas | and TRADITIONAL THE TRIBAL COUNCILS | FREE THINKERS 5 % 5 “Zo GREEDY, POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS or CORPORATE PUPPETS S % PATRIOTIC, SPIRITUAL, and RESPONSIBLE FREE THINKERS S ‘% - CAUTION - DO NOT CONFUSE RELIGION _ Danish | | | | Rocky WITH SPIRITUALIT™M dad to warn 96 of the ased by ace site). real life Davison ie AT LEAST ONE COP TOLD THE TRUTH in elites , : : » the m, the ttering a J.P. “ son Sr. RCMP CONST. GEORGE n who FINDLEY’S REPORT 10 but damned to help cultivate [rutch. The 14,000 acres another 160 ai, etc. etc. in dire straits - by the govt. jecting Somes sto * : . land and as fish source. Also reserved for natives is (NOTE: Dog Creek was one —_ agents of the day. Throw in re the MURRAY. ALSO, IT WAS provide year round water _—‘ mostly non-arable land, Le. of the main routes for alcohol and_ residential a READ, BY HIM, /™ arg supply to Dog Creek. Many rock cliffs, canyons, and prospectors heading for schools and it ain’t hard to tional (Gustafson Lake Area): natives lived year round in ~~ steep hills. (NOTE: Those Quesnel.) understand the loss of land ins ‘e the reserves that exist and family breakdown of the =e History - Before colonial times *"** Some log cabins remain ere cee Sc. First white ‘owner’ of land tiv l t, be in area today. now - Dog Creek, Canoe native people. sas alt . hunting, fishing, berry Creek, etc.) Trutch believed in question - Esidore CONCLUSION: hese picking - Trade route to Canim 1865 - Joseph Trutch- Lands ives would be extinct due Gaspard Versepeuche, © in Lake, North Thompson arcs. and Work Commissioner for to the smallpox epidemic of 1860-1885. Married native Sundancers are not being - at 1832 - Black Dome Intertribal B.C. Never attempted to 1862 which in fact did wipe woman _ Motla in 1871. supported by local natives or understand natives, mever e« wan Bands fi Known as Gaspard Ranch. Bands. However, they are ated Agreement area - 2,000 square hellewed out 15 Shuswap Bands from icing <i de of Green natives were sub-human; several times. Frank Armes are occupying native land Mountain to east side never learned their culture; sold ranch to Lyle James, which was, basically, stolen Lake. believed they were savages, 1853 | Wenn es but told the natives he had from the natives No nes) 1864 - Douglas Reserve. rte ens sau-cittnon; and start ranching aner seen surveyor markers af indication they will be hat Negotiated between Governor —_ passed ordinance that natives — press rae — Gustafson Lake marked leaving Seba ear whites ve ‘ of B.C. and _ sell, or pre-empt dian Reserve. her ppeginn-eh See k aeons ‘ married local native women igahy RECOMMENDATION: Canoe Creek and Dog Cree land: down sized reserves, ich i . these whites would then 1920-1940's - Natives were Do NOT tak lice actio Indian Bands - 300,000 acres = ajong with his surveyor Peter A ck 7) take police n to on f theast as Neilson Reilly, from 300,000 acres purchase reserve lands from not allowed to sell or buy = cinove as public support ia. (Approx 3 km, east Of to 14 000 acres or 5% of the te government. Also, under — agricultural goods from local native Bands . ’ reserve; had approximate y's huilt by Louie given 10 acres per family. 500 head of cattle 0 hurry. The police could then “4 ne inown by whites. _ natives from partnership in homestead 160 acres and his land. Natives were urged to ) OF REPOR oa ia - Joseph brother could homestead sell reserve land if they were (EN T) Originally was flat meadow Confederation osep 0 3 7 = a eee en —— = a =a = The Kealy Paper Issue7 November 1996 to May 1997 Pages OBSERVATION — A CANADI e, the character system fo evolv makeup and Canadian examined. continued from page 7 as the ‘I jonourable member’. Supposedly, they are honourable, one and all - right up to the ‘five year conviction another expected to bow to the judge, showing great reverence for his ijordship. Further, unlike their American counter parts, Canadians have had little say in how judges conduct their business. With respect to the ancestry of Canadian people, the majority of them were Americans settling in what was British North America solely to escape the Revolution and the ensuing freedom wrestled from Mother England. rule’. Another spoke in the wheel Is the Governor General. Originally, the monarch in E ngland designated a person as the crown’s representative, or covernor general, sending the lucky soul to the new land to keep an eye on things. Now, the covernor general 1s politically appointed by the ruling party in Canada, and is called ‘Honourable’ also. to who is answerable to whom. The founders of a country that split the blanket with England as late as 1867, realized this golden egg and passed on the torch, successor to successor. Within the last 25 years Canadians could file a complaint against a judge to the Canadian Judicial Council, but this regulatory body is made up of Federally appointed justices and, as the record shows, is largely ineffectual. While Americans view the mere thought of a body or group While Americans fought for freedom and reaped the benefit of a process designed by the people and for the people, Canadians were content to accept authority without question at the expense of their rights. In 1984 some recommend- ations of the MacDonald Commission were adopted to [he last Conservative require the RCMP to answer appointed as governor general was ‘The Honourable Ramon linatyshyn’, and he was a former MP from the conservative party, where he justice minister and attorney general. Canada is divided into provinces, and each province its own In criminal cases, a federal criminal code Is administered by the individual provinces. Appeals are made to the court of appeal in each province; and from there to the Supreme Court of € ‘anada. Was has courts. As the supreme court hears . very few of its cases, there is, in effect, really only one appeal within reach. Judges are routinely promoted from the lower court to the appeal court. [he Supreme Court of Canada sits in the country’s capital city, Ottawa, Ontario. The Prime Minister appoints the supreme court justices to their post, of his own accords, where they dispense justice, dressed in flowing robes and ornate headgear. There is another court - that is designated as a special court. (his is called the Federal Court: and this is where you must go if you file a suit against the government. Yet again, these judges are politically appointed and, within their ranks, there are actually ex- politicians. During the Clarence Thomas hearings stateside, the appoint- ment of a black lawyer, Julius Issac, to Chief Justice of the federal court was heralded by the Canadian national media. Astonishingly, his career was brandished as a plus factor. He spent 18 years on the justice department payroll, defending the government in cases against them. An indication of how serious the problem has become for the country is evident in the way they fail to police the judiciary. In sharp contrast to the United States, where numerous judges have suffered criminal charges laid against them, Canada has rarely even removed a judge from the bench. There have been cases of early retirement, however, such as Justice Leonard Martin who stepped down from the Federal Court when caught parading around drunk. in a hotel halkway wearing a black bra, panties and nylons. This policing itself as ludicrous, Canadians seem to embrace it as being quite natural. This complacency has not gone unnoticed by the establishment and has been used voraciously as a tool to distance themselves from reproach. When politicians above the 49th parallel find themselves in the limelight by some untimely disclosure of their highly questionable activities, they simply, with much fanfare and flourish, empower commission to investigate. their pants down, they call ita and report to upper level bureaucrats and politicians, effectively quashing the police’s ability to go after those very same ‘big fish’. — Earlier, in 1949, the practice of appealing to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in mother England was put to rest and the Supreme Court of Canada became the last resort for Canadians trying to seek justice. of Canada were made “Deputy One must always remember that there are TWO SIDES TO BOTH SIDES of every story SIDE ONE Reason and Knowledge SCIENCE situation is due, in part, to the submissive and timid nature of the Canadian public, who do not elect judges, but simply watch the hierarchy appoint them to their office. Adding insult to injury, in some Canadian courts, these judges are to be addressed as ‘my lord’ To appreciate the oddity that or ‘my lady’, further assuring has allowed this strange court their ‘untouchable status’ and The Kealy Paper SIDE TWO Intuition and Wisdom RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY is the glue that binds everything together - CAUTION - MISREPRESENTATIONS RESPECT on cither side may lead to the creation of illusions “Royal Commission” (such as the recent Royal Commission on Aboriginal Affairs). This serves a multiple purpose by not only allowing them to gainfully employ those persons in their political favour, but resulting in a costly, time consuming process that can bog down the most tenacious Issue 7 November 1996 to May 1997 Page 10 simply ‘not Canada’. A strong example of one sided and oppressive influence, by a the government, was evident in the manner in which juries were impaneled. As recently as a few years ago the lawyer had only 12 wetoes during jury selection. if Of late, in 1990 and 1991, ed, of course. This is Canada. — they are blatantly caught with Justices of the Supreme Court “m When the law was changed giving both sides an equal 12 opportunities to veto, Justice Peter Cory of the supreme court wrote “...it creates the ind impression that prose ors F = | =a —. have an unfair advantage i picking juries.”. Obviously, Cory never got involved in picking a sandlot baseball team when he was a kid. : # é There was no reading of 2 person’s rights upon arrest, ) phone call, and still tod instead of ‘The People vers John Smith’ the court cle will loudly declare somefl like this: “In the County Ct of Westminister. Cam Province of British Colui New Westminister. — John Smith.”. ia Yes, references to the | are confusing, especiz Governor Generals’, answering light of Canada b to the politically appointed vant Hnatyshyn. Their oath reads, ast one hundred years. in part: “...and provided always shall during your continuance Canadian ge vernmer other side of the i . | = lll a : = (i ‘# | . =e i as my Deputy obey all such agents, or the bureauct orders and instructions as you face a ‘smoke and mir from time to time recelve from game’ of garganift me.”. For this the judges are | ae paid $5,000, except for the chief continued on is a whole, ‘ all intents not even ights until With the jion 8 6and “anadians ‘st time, r’s View of d, for the ware that titutional ore them ens Were able in ne sided ence, by vident in h juries cently as defense Vel Oes How 'rment (Sis iitiz ada. anged sal 12 ustice reme s the utors ‘e in usly, ij in eam no ay, sus ay, ne a, of . t ARY, IN THE _AS JT A Metis, Tom House was an independent radio producer working with Co-op Radio, in Vancouver. Following an interview with Glen Kealey on the topic of Shelley Ann Clark blowing-the-whistie on Brian Mulroney, for giving away Canada’s sovereignty and natural resources, including fresh water, during the Canada - USA Free Trade Agreement, Tom told Kealey that he was investigating members of the Board of Directors at Co-op Radio, A week later, Tom was stabbed to death on a sidewalk near the station. The Vancouver police, although they identified and apprehended the suspect, refused to prosecute him, and instead, drove him to the U.S. border where he was deported. Police say he would not have been convicted. Anthony “Dudley” George | | — Clayton Miller J " Clayton Miller, the only son of Maureen and Gervais afly on September 6, 1996 Stony Point natives occupied _ of New Waterford Nova Scotia, died at the age of 17. His J ‘Pperwash Provincial Park. The land was stolen from the ! natives, by the Canadian military, in 1942. Several OPP _ officers in tactical gear approached Dudley George and others who were near the park fence and shouted threats _ at him; “Dudley, you are going to be the first!” Two attacks on the Stoney Pointers followed. At 11pm the police | attacked the unarmed men, women and children with clubs and batons, When they retreated the OPP opened fire on them, killing Dudley George. Within hours the Government announced they had located an old deed that proved the Natives were right all along. : | body was discovered in plain view on the second day of a search in the park where he was found. Neighbours report seeing a police car parked in the area in the early 3 the morning before the body was found. Clayton’s parents — believe that their son was killed during, or following, a | Friday evening raid by police on the kids in the park. Atthe parent's insistence Clayton's body was exhumed and a | second autopsy performed. It revealed that the coroner jj who made the original findings of “dry drowning” had lied. _ The present government of Nova Scotia refuses to pursue = ¥ a criminal investigation against the New Waterford police. ie. The AIC (pronounced ache) is not a political party. The Assembly of Independent Canadians is a political movement that we expect | will sweep the country over the next three years. AIC will bring about change to the current Canadian political system that presently delegates the people’s political decision-making power to politicians. The founders, and only directors of the AIC to date, are Glen EP Kealey and Shelley Ann Clark, of CIPI. a i On July 1, 1994, Glen Kealey and Shelley Ann Clark were married in a native ceremony on Parliament Hill. They jointly made this decision in order to make a public statement to Canadians — that they respected and acknowledged the traditional natives’ culture and that their marriage would be a small stepping stone towards a coming together of both nations. In a press release the Kealeys said: “It is essential that both traditional nations join hands together if we are ever to reclaim our country”. On February 12, 1996, the Kealeys came to Western Canada. Following their fast tour of Western Canada, in the spring of 1995, the named the demand for a solution to our political mess became so great that they decided to launch the political movement they Assembly of Independent Canadians. While Ann recuperates from the trauma of the attempts on her life, fibromyalgia ee risen subsequent orchestrated media smear campaigns carried out against Glen and her, Glen has attended the Gustafson Lake Native Standoff trial in B.C.. Following the trial Glen Kealey will embark on a three year tour of Canada. The purpose of this AIC “Wisdom” Caravan is to bring directly to Canadians, crucial knowledge the Kealeys have acquired, but that the national media refuses to share with Canadians. The goal of the AJC “Wisdom” Caravan \s to focus 100,000 people who will assemble on Parliament Hill, on July 1, 2000, for an indefinite period or until such time as the national media agree to tell these hidden truths to the people of Canada. Throughout world history all successful non-violent revolutions had assembled such a critical mass (100,000 people). The Kealeys make it very clear that this Canadian revolution is to be totally PEACEFUL, as tt will be ARMED ONLY WITH THE TRUTH and 100,000 VIDEO CAMERAS. the memory of four young people, Dudley George, Dora Bieber, Clayton ’s Parliament Hill is being dedicated to The march to Ottawa’s Par e unpredictability of life in a Police State. Miller and Tom House, whose personal tragedies remind us daily of th Dora Bieber Dora Bieber was kidnapped from her mother, Maria, by the Children’s Aid Society of Ontario. Maria had immigrated to Canada from Hungary, a Communist country. Thinking that the services offered by the Government here were the same as in the old country, Maria left her daughter Dora in their care while she searched for work. Following the third time that Maria left Dora with the CAS they declared her an unfit mother and refused to return the girl. When Mana told the CAS that “they would burn in hell for what they — were doing to her” she was charged with “attempted — arson”. After years of trying, and dozens of court appearances, Maria had still not been able to change the “SYSTEM”. Then, Dora was adopted — to thwart Marta. Tom House —_ = eee r The Kealy Paper Issue7 November 1996 toMay 1997 Page 11 a a CRITICAL MASS How does one person bring 100,000 people to focus on a single solution to a problem? A single person (group # 1) focuses on bringing 18 people to focus on a solution. Next, each person in group # 2 focus on bringing 17 people to focus on the solution. N ext, each person in group # 3 focus on bringing 16 people to focus on the solution. Next, each person in group # 4 focus on bringing 15 people to focus on the solution. Next, each person in group # 5 focus on bringing 14 people to focus on the solution. N ext, each person in group # 6 focus on bringing 13 people to focus on the solution. Next, each person in group # 7 focus on bringing 12 people to focus on the solution. Next, each person in group # 8 focus on bringing 11 people to focus on the solution. us on bringing 10 people to focus on the solution. bringing 9 people to focus on the solution. bringing 8 people to focus on the solution. 7 people to focus on the solution. e solution. 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However, if some people do not survive the pressures that will certainly be applied on them by friends and foes alike, still, a minimum of 100,000 caring Canadians will show up in Ottawa, on July 1, 2000. If everyone is 10 in a ; cen ee ESE Gee mee har af i ny ae fa The Kealy Paper Issue7 November 1996 to May 1997 Page12 Assembly of Independent Canadians WORKSHOPS ___ , ‘fe ae i rae ath aaa " 5 ao a aoa ee Fe x a = aye . a aio a. ; na a ‘ oe a te ae : mh mone a " ‘, a ot RS CRU abe tins 1 ae aa SSC SAGE ee: SS ae a ea a a ott Se ad STR ME eth tag . : . a ff re pres ote oa ae er . oe . ieee = ea ata 5 < wate Cie ak a a ‘ ® peer se ata aa at a ‘a ia stan a oe = " , ae . ee ee a ea ma tatal | ye fe ‘ a = rl a iJ A, = = a es ses ‘ ‘a ks © : ‘a ee et en ae ir ae a V C}JIART TO FREEDOM nstitute fy, Political Integrity HE THink TANK’ > — Analys¢ — Conclude PUB] C ALBERTA & B.C. MANITOBA MEET Barbara Watson-Turner James Weiten CIPI Provincial President CIPI Provincial President #310 - 435 Franklyn Road 537 Harstone Road Kelowna, B.C. V1X 5Y8 Winnipeg, Manitoba Y TEL: (250) 762-5608 R3R 1C8 Norman Kirkpatrick CIPI Representative 101-1591, 26th Street Brandon, Manitoba R7B2M3 TEL: (204) 728-7648 VANCOUVER ISLAND Kealey Paper Publishes REALITY not ILLUSION f adians IS Melinda Angell CIPI Representative 6706 Lakers Lane Duncan, B.C. Wor. 32aws $jTEL: @s5V) 246-8211 Yerry Druhil — CIPI Representative + “8 ee :. Jack English c/o P.O. Box General Delivery 6 Fitic ou aSS CIPI Representative Oakburn, Manitoba P.O. Box 570 ROJ 1L0 } 1 OO, { . Tofino, B.C. VOR 2Z0 TEL: (250) 725-3970 NOVA SCOTIA CANAD ANS TAWA, fi \ |, 2000 ONTARIO Menrecn Milles CIPI Provincial President George Kralik Maritime Region CIPI Provincial President, 240 Stanley Street New Waterford, N.S. Southern Region 98 Kingsview Blvd. Etobicoke, Ontario MOR 1V3 SASKATCHEWAN BIH 4N1 TEL/FAX: (902) 862-7418 ou 3 vile Oe .. Mrs. Pat Harrison CIPL Provincial treaisrika CIPI Provincial President reese ag) 126 Carter Court Peterborough Ontario Saskatoon, Saas {Ht S7L 7K3 K9J 6Y2 TEL: (705) 748-6190 Brian Baker J ohn i al = a CIPI Representative es ae ee resident, Northern Saskatchewan astern Region | 423 - 12th Street W. RR. # 1, pe fe oe fia Prince, Albert, Sask. KO0J 180 ; (615) 259- S6V 3B9 TEL: (306) 922-2679 . 1 - . - = . "I a &, . % “e ™ . ‘ := i s e ; 1 ' =," ~_ at a i ‘ae ‘ : " ie? a , e i ‘ ae ee te 7 ks ‘i 2. = 7 = 2 + . 1. v a - = | t e 1 , r - Ls = a7! u L . a a a _ ' rE i J a a. “i 3 F e i - C 2? 1 z a = . = e ' . ao . te e " 7 == ih _ “1 f aif ai - : F i . 2 P : : : i is 7 . 2 *. z. 7 aa . = F ™ ~ Lt f " mi 7 = ' i ‘ na ‘ ? 7. : ray : A O oF S : ae Pa, 1 oa : 4 Pn & ri aa 1 al . F ‘ ES bs ae 1 ha 5 : i im 4 er 7 . 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However, if some people do not survive the pressures that will -rtainly be applied on them by friends and foes alike, still, a minimum of )0,000 caring Canadians will show up in Ottawa, on July 1, 2000. : 7 at =— = S = aper issue7 November 1996 toMay1997 Page 12 How does one person bring 100,000 people to focus on a Next, each person in group # 2 focus on bringing 17 people to focus on the solution. each person in group # 3 focus on bringing 16 people to focus on the solution. Next, each person in group # 4 focus on bringing 15 people to focus on the solution. Next, each person in group # 5 focus on bringing 14 people to focus on the solution. “ach person in group # 6 focus on bringing 13 people to focus on the solution. lalyse —- Conclude Kealey Paper Publishes REALITY not ILLUSION Assembly of Independent Canadians WORKSHOPS Constituent Assembly Constituent Assembly CONSTITUENCY ab: ' CONSTITUENCY “300” » i. 4 oe i) —_ ee % * Pad at Ha a) To = eT © ' = = — _ = = 7 Se =e : —_ a i ij | . i = Ls = : ae ee eed a —_ = " Ps me = a ee oe = = ' bd I ia oy t a fs - * ’ a a i r = = = : = = i : ANALYSIS and COMMENT An important message rom © ey a ‘a July 1, 2000 - AIC march on O YES, it can happen and YOU ca The Kealy Paper defeatist attitude that Glen and | first encountered as we met Canadians and told them of the plan for an Alc march to Ottawa’s Parliament Hill, on July 1, 2000 motivated me to write this article. Personally, l was inspired by a wonderful pawns titled “The One Hundredth Mon key’’, written by Ken Keyes. it defin the pyschology of crowds (critical mass). The magnitude of the 4 afl . ty ; 1 eLce at _ ed fel j Everywhere we went far too many caring Canadians had said can’t make a difference - What’s the point? - They’re too big - They cannot be stopped”. Similar statements were echoing over and over again until we both wanted to shout out loud — “Stop it, can’t you see that you can make a difference? Don't you see that they’re just a paper tiger? They will win only if they convince you to do nothing about it. Think it through. You do have the power to effect change — if only you would all join together to act as one.” There is more power in large numbers than most ever dream of. This is true. When enough of us are aware of something, all of us become aware of it. Glen and | believe that the love most Canadians share for Canada, for their community and their family creates an energy field that no one can destroy. There is an urgent need for you to inform yourself of the dangers that exist today if, together, we are to protect Canada for future generations. For the sake of your children and grandchildren you must share in the responsibility for doing something concrete to help this much needed change happen. PLEASE ACT NOW. Join with the Assembly of Independent Canadians. Begin by taking it upon yourself to spread this message. “Together we are unbeatable” Issue 7 November 1996 to May 1997 Page 14 tions. Sina nutshell, for civil remedy against the government, dissid- ents and claimants seeking relief must chase the Queen, she is a hard lady to catch. and linder Canadian law, private ~ <itizens cannot abrogate a » canadian’s newly acquired | constitutional rights. Only the »overnment can be held responsible, in theory at least. rhis would lead the way to suing the Queen, commonly -eferred to as ‘suing the (_ rown’ ; ‘ntil recently, however, the crown enjoyed a_ privileged vosition in that, before anyone -ould sue the Crown, they had ‘0 get the Crown’s permission. if this seems slightly unfair, it ‘s only the tip of the iceberg. ‘ou should remember that ‘hese injustices were borne of in acceptance of British rule, patiently witnessing the decline of the British Empire, and putting blind faith in the early examples of bureaucrats. fae sonst horrendous case, im \ which falls the darkest day for | all Canadians, involves a | prospector named John C. | Turner and his well publicized ficht against government corruption. lurner, an ex- military man, etched ouf a living after the second world war scoring the mountains of Canada’s north country as a prospector. He worked hard, and he worked for many years. He made a bundle - a true success Story. [hen all hell broke loose. Well documented by _ the Canadian me dia, the corruption, suspense, and intrigue was worthy of a spy novel, and involved players in a staking law” he asks. CANADI continued from page 10 Leader at the time i a | ae el ! ays ah ae and spearheaded their efforts. His The Canadian elitists law firm in Whit ehorse, Y nave protected themselves well. was the registered ote ot Canada Tungsten. Neilson later became the deputy prime minister of Canada when the conservatives came to power. Normally there is a tradition in Canadian parliament that when a law is changed, any court cases in progress are excluded because they are termed ‘sub judice’. In this instance, however, the stakes were high and the political ties ran deep. On June 1, 1984 parliament, with no mention of Turner’s court case, passed Bill C-44 that changed the staking laws in the Yukon, and for good measure made them 60 years retroactive. Almost everyone involved has since agreed Turner’s rights were violated, but it wasn’t the darkest day for all Canadians. That day wasn’t to happen for another 8 years. Undaunted, the tenacious prospector battled on, enlisting the help of Jim Fulton, one of the members of parliament that had consented to the bills passage. Fulton realized that he had been duped imto participating in a political scam designed to broadside Turner, and for years he tried to right that wrong. Turner reasoned that the case against the government was ‘open and shut’. As he saw it “they broke their own rules of parliament”. He filed a suit against them, in federal court, armed with an accounting of his substantial losses. They stalled, and the years dragged by. Turner amassed all kinds of ammunition against them, although to this day he still has not received some 71 documents. “What could be so secretive about a simple change from the mining recorders When he did receive documents office to the office of the prime - from the mining recorders minister of Canada. Turner office via the justice staked a claim in the remote department, they had been Yukon, and recorded it in the altered. He then tried to lay mining recorders office. Then Canada Tungsten Mining Co. J criminal charges before a ustice of the peace, but was came into the picture, claiming turned away at the counter. they held title to the land, and | ¢ prospector. Realizing they were - on shaky ground due to their | - contraventions of the laws > pertaining to staking, they lobbied the government fo 4 change them. Erik Neilson, brother to actor > filed a suit against the He attributes their refusal to even accept the paperwork to lingering fear from the ‘Kealey Affair’. “They won't even take the informations, when it states right in the criminal code that they have to take them”, he said in exasperation. Leslie Neilson of “Naked Gun” Not unnoticed by the old fame, was Deputy House prospector, the ‘judges funnel AN INJUS OBSERVATION — ANALYSIS — CONCLUSIONS syndrome’ was still in motion. There have been movements, Mark Macguigan, who was the and pressure afoot, to justice minister when Bill C-44 restructure criminal laws and passed, was appointed to the parole guidelines. They are ir | federal court as ajudge. Sowas_ slowly coming to grips with the comparing Canada’s finances Yvon Pinard, who was govern realization that rampant crime to that of a third world country, ment house leader at the time of and violence isn’t just across Canadians should question the its passage. the border with those ‘gun ‘Turner Affair’, and the slinging yanks’. corruption it exposes. ven though Turner tried to lay a criminal charge against Will the populace realize the turner, who now operates a Macguigan for his involvement _ relationship between their mall motel in a rural area in in Bill C-44, the biggest money problems and their the province of British downfall for the prospector justice system, and a system j | came when Ramon Hnatyshyn _ that allows convicted thieves to continued on page 16 ~ was appointed Governor General. He had been named as a defendant in Turner’s lawsuit. Nothing strange about having your defendant as the very same man to whom the Supreme Court of Canada justices swore an oath. But as it turned out, the supreme court simply refused to hear the case. This left Turner with the judgment of the Federal Court of Appeal. This was handed down on June 22, 1992. That was the darkest day. Justice Mahoney declared that “We are all of a view that an action against Her Majesty based on allegations that Parliament has been induced to enact legislation by the torfious acts and omission of Ministers of the Crown is not justiciable”. Which, for the layman, means that, although a citizen is forced to sue the crown to chase the politician, the crown is not responsible because the politician did it. lurner was dead in the water, after 14 years. Full circle, parliament sent him to court, court to parliament - he went home. [he interesting element of the Turner case is that, not only did it officially close the door to a private citizens’ fruitful litigation against the hierarchy; but also that of any corporation, foreign or domestic, that is not within the Canadian elitists’ circle. The Federal Court hears cases of a corporate nature dealing with the federal government itself, and has exclusive jurisdiction in such areas as trademarks, patents and copy- right. An American company, then is faced with the prospect of lengthy and expensive proceedings with a seemingly slight chance of success. The inseparable ties between the bureaucracy, the government, and their own courts makes their impartiality suspect. Canadians appear grow uneasy of late, holding scattered demonstrations against their taxation woes, and waving symbolic tea bags in protest. The Kealy Paper Issue7 November 1996 toMay 1997 Page 15 = ae a —— = = . ©: aoe ¥ ~ x. ae ASS a i =< - SSS _ ae —— ae! F OBSERVATION — ANALYSIS — CONCLUSIONS CANADIA continued from pagelS the Canadian Judicial Council. scandalous - it’s a moot point. courts?”. He sits on the council. Canadians will go to great ‘ | lengths to portray an air of ' . {ayer of ‘ee Columbia, has tried to get help Interestingly enough, d watch out if who have been in o from his own provincial justice MacEachern, along with the you suggest otherwise. When r, or are still trying their system. This has proved to be chief justice of Canada, Antonio the controversy over American 4 st to deal with a seri fruitless. The then attorney Lamer, are attempting to soften media outlets disclosing derail problem. . general of B.C., Gablemann, the system of dealing with of secret Canadian trials was had confessed to committing judges. Although in some 25 raging, an associate editor of perjury in a sworn affidavit; *°*"* the council has never the “Calgary Herald”, in an but still retained his post. The removed a judge, MacEachern article of December 7, 1993, has this to say on the subject: concerning the American media, wrote: “How dare the chief justice of B.c., Allan “wE h juri dential MacEachern, who was cited b ave a jurepres= acEachern y system that has worked smug, self-satisfied media the United Nations Huma ‘ mn remarkably well by comparison trolls of a country that can’t spell justice, let alone practise Rights Commission for with the rest of the world. Why it, presume to tell us what’s displaying an ethnocentric bias, ae? wrong with the Canadian: lurner’s formal complaints to Head in the san d? Naive or eae : ae ee ae - : Ma ceed fae Fas 4 oom . : on ne : ae as te A at ns fa an 4 @ | j ws Piet ae a ae ra a" f sia ree ; a The origin of the Order of independent Canadians we decided to ts we met so many gracious and caring Canadians that e that came to ed across the country on our previous speaking engagemen ciation for the work they were doing on behalf of Canada. The examp! anadians only as a cover for the medals they wanted to give ded to many deservin Gc ‘ : o make certain that As Annhe and 1 travell the more deserving. We, on the other hand hadt f, into the Order of ee a special medal which we could use to show them our appre mind was the Order of Canada. However, we knew it was being awar ' : o their own crooks. The Order of Canada allows the crooks to bask in the glory of every Canadian who saw a neighbour or friend working for the benefit of thelr country could, themselves, induct them on our behal r own medal we discovered the prices were beyond our means. Luckily for us Independent Canadians. When we looked into the possibility of minting ou the TOONIE for us, right across the country. And guess what? It depicted the the Government unknowingly came to our rescue. They began to circulate THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO EVERY SIDE OF EVERY STORY. So we brought a number of Toonies to e placed them in nice boxes and Annhe sent them out CIPI philosophy on its two bi-metal surfaces, that is — a local jeweler who glued a broach pin onto the Queen side. That turn our Toonies into medals. WwW to the first “inductees”. They were an immediate success. Now, the demand is overwhelming us to a point where we need your help. ff you want to help us save Canada here’s a great new way to do it. Place a jar on your night table and at the end of every day drop in every Toonie you end up with each day. to induct more caring Canadians into the Then, once a month, wrap them up ‘7 a box and ship them off to us, in Kelowna. Some we will mount as medals, Order, others we will turn into travel vouchers to help us get the message out to communities who cannot afford to sponsor my visit on their own. Glen Kealey The Order of — UFOs, flying saucers, cattle mutilations," alien abductions, Beta Reticuli - and, let’s not F ee “spin-doctor” and occlude this basic fact. truly was a man ahead of his time. By as early as the 1370's ~ Space ‘Aliens from the Pe states, that increasing simply b moving by the neutrons), the gravitational young daredevils Luftwaffe. book the “cigar-shape oF ea sntagon Pani . r ; : . Se cy . amine at as ee, ine ee saan ae 1 ee .. ti Sey = fa as fe : _ = + aed alls, likely piloted by hot-shot Nuremberg a case of selective There were several from the and vengeful justice, and, furthermore, could this explain } the “Greys”, the “Greens”, negative charges (electrons) = a 4 reptilian serpent people from Nikola Tesla, Lyne contends, attached to the stationary different sizes and shapes of the meteoric rise | nuclear charges (protons and craft and Lyne illustrates in his technological advances in a”, “hat- America after World War li? ™ forget those perfect circles - all cropping up in little shaped”, big saucers, Tesla had conceived the basic attractive force acting on the the snvennniiias and farmers’ idea behind electric flying positive charges of the nuclear saucers, etc., seen by so many “Space Be be Ae fields these days. machines, and began mass would be completely witnesses from all over the Pentagon” goes on to explore — ‘ experiments forthright. By neutralized. Lorentz deduced globe. how these and other this “alien phenomena” 1897, Tesla had formulated that the electrical attractive | eget en rig eel ,at’s been around for the past his “Dynamic Theory Of force is ten to the power of “Space Aliens from the been burie at a has been Gravity”, which stated that all thirty-nine multiplied by 2.2 Pentagon” also delves into shadows and dark corridors of half century or so bodies ( atomic masses, etc.) times stronger than the some of the mystery U.S. government agencies such, prought to the forefront in the collective mind of the world with television productions like The X-Files, Sightings, asthe N.S.A., C.LA. and O.S.1. (Office of Scienfific Intelligence). In his book, Mr. Lyne examines the apparent surrounding the end of World War II. The flying saucer was not the only example of advanced technology in the oravitational attractive force!. It is no small wonder that these “Flying Saucers” are able to reach such astounding have electrical content. Their movement, together with their particular electric content, in F se hich there are and PSI Factor. We have ‘space, Ii Ww Whitley Strieber’s book magnetic and electric fields as speeds. Lyne also states that Reich according to Lyne who grafting of much of the German Communi d Betty and well as cosmic (Zero-Point) in this form of propulsion, writes about the development of Intelligence apparatus to that of wie hei Rare encounter radiation, causes them to emit inertia and momentum are the neutron and atom bombs by the U-S., and purports that this / microwaves. These micro canceled as well as the the Germans, as well as the was the ‘genesis of the “National experiences in New England. And Hollywood's list goes on with movies such as £.f., Independence Day, and Fire in the Sky. development of “Req Security State” joa the Mercury”, the subject of much perfecting of the “Big Lie” speculation in patriotic circles technique. It is this self- today. These advances, states proclaimed “National Security Lyne, were used by the State” that is employed by these collapsing Reich at the end of 28encles to goad, bully threaten gravitational force. Could this account for the inexplicable maneuverability (in total defiance of the accepted laws of physics) possessed by these fantastic machines witnessed waves react with the “ether” which subsequently behaves like a “continuous, electrically conductive, fluid, solid-state mass”. The interaction between the microwaves and e, we have ie me atlas Aim a different bodies through the by so many in the skies the the w b ini hi and otherwise control the whole secretive government agencies ait: id owes? war aS Dargaining Caps, and “men in black” travelling ether, causes their graya- = Wworl@ ower’ and resulted in a secret UFO question. tional interactance. stalemate with the Allied the world over telling those “abductees” who claim to have starred in the “real movie” to keep their yaps shut or else. Are you confused yet? Lyne talks about the Roswell Incident, providing convincing proof of a hoax perpetrated for — the express purpose of making us think of “little green men from outer space”. He points In 1919, explains Lyne in his book, Tesla went to Switzerland with all his plans for the electric flying machine and offered it to the League of Nations, for the free use of the peoples of the powers. As part of the deal, the U.S. was the recipient of this flying saucer technology which was taken immediately to military bases such as White Sands, Sandia, Ft. Bliss and Tesla began to conduct laboratory tests (high voltage experiments relating to the high frequency reactance © ari ates) ft Perhapt amor Willem Ro "OO ORs allel plates) to Lyne can help dissipate some verify his hypothesis. These world and in the interest of Holloman. out the cosy relationship of this confusion. In his book, tests confirmed that af world peace. In his naivete, between Hollywood producers, Space Aliens From the sufficiently high voltage and Tesla had given this invention Lyne writes that during top- C.1.A.-backed script writers frequency, the “space” tothe gaping, salivating mawof secret Operation Paperclip, the and various other research | Pentagon, Mr. Lyne - with a skeptic’s critical judgment and no small amount of genius | - has methodically torn down | the mystical shibboleths of the [luminati who were almost certainly in total control of that organization. Lyne states that we next see this technology surfacing in Germany in the (“ether”) became what Tesla termed “solid-state”. Tesla carried his hypothesis a step further, and concluded that an “anti-gravity” flying machine groups who are setting the agenda on “both” sides of the Mexico alone!) of German UFO question. [tis alla matter scientists, administrators, of spin- doctoring and researchers, psychologists and information-control, according U.S. received thousands (approximately 15,000 to New | “alien” contact and ) ee ae could be propelled by the 1930’s where it, in earnest, intelligence “apparatchiks”, to this author of Space Aliens 2 me, and rational reactance of high frequency, began to be developed. who assisted and instructed the 70m the Pentagon - to make mankind look “out there” for the answers and not “here on high voltage electro-magnetic Americans to bring them up to > explanation to most if not all Aliens the “Space from waves. Author William Lyne speed. Part of this operation : ee ee avers that by 1915, or so, Tesla Pentagon” talks about several jncluded Werner ae Braun ¢arth”. This also conveniently had a stove-sized machine Allied aircraft crews, towards and Reinhard Gehlen who, ‘reales a “common enemy” ‘ The clear-cut thesis of this operational, and was making the end of ww II, witnessing respectively, were pioneers in Scenario (the E.T.’s are going to book is that flying saucers are night flights out of his hotel anomalous, anigeeeee flying rocketry and intelligence take over the world!) which "Man-made machines employ- room at the Waldorf Astoria, objects, nick-named “The Foo- operations. Lyne also points dovetails nicely with the “ing the wondrous discoveries all over New York City! Fighters”. According to these out that the travesty of the lluminati’s plans for a global | aT thet tammoktheces fury | crews, and the turret camera Nuremberg Trials was going on government. electrical genius, Nikola Tesla. “Space Aliens from the films taken during the air war (prosecuting only __ political All of the garbled, misleading Pentagon” also tells of another over Europe, these objects were leaders, and not scientific Lyme also puts forward in thi the U.S. was clandestinely for the = highly maneuverable, quick, and impossible to shoot down. This is solid celluloid testimony of the existence of these silvery book that the world’s physicist, H.R. Lorentz, who had conducted _ related experiments in electricity and gravitation. Lorentz’ theory and confusing information personnel) at the same time that junding this astounding vance in “Free-Energy Propulsion” are all efforts to houses” for the — continued on page ' issue 7 November 1996 to May 1997 bringing these other Germans in. Does this not make The Kealy Paper hay 2 a le Editor: Cliff Turner is a BC. Ottawa, in the form of Justice of the Peace, Lynn Coulter. prospector who filed a claim on land that later proved to be protect the officials from the ,jmost like “Diogenes”, you extreemly valuable. When @ malfeasance and maladmin- faced an almost impossible task to comm istration in the legal enforce within the confines of our help in any way possible, as repreee do however, Transnational corporation confirmed this fact they got their ment of the Y.Q.M.A. as to their political, and bu 3 Vs , politicians in Ottawa 0 sworn and paid for duties. Justice System. No wonder our you have had awed “jawmakers’ our “law more experience than I vente public riage { finally, decided to , saurse. We are retroactively change the law and stole the claim from Turner. Glen as you will know, i can upholders” Ministers, tan flabbergasted, phone book and track you down our | eK: rs, pout who ever in their wildest apain. After many calls to the ae oe aek:<oee: articularly bureaucrats by the As you are aware through the hes as culprits in my dreams could envision that Kealey listed phone numbers, I past phone calls, I am involved situation, you’ve basically upstart Glen Kealey would ever = finally found your sister. After in a similar situation in which named the Quebec Mafia and I government, bureaucratic and have the Parka Mafia of the would finally listen to his story, gave me this a | r. political corruption Is rampant. West most entrenched in unheard of — blasphemy im advised me, in a very limited To quote Sir Ww Ottawa. No difference in Ottawa. There may be hope way, of where you are and what pte and a small ray of light at the yoy are involved in at the Stonewalling. cover-ups, lies, i anor g doings, only in forcery, perjury, fi brication of gery, perjury, 14 o SEES, end of pans vexatious inoment. Congratulation are in journey for truth, decency order and may our prayers be evidence, altering material documents, conspiracy, CO A short list of olitical names penta P and cape I know I’m still answered in a way that is very searching almost vainly, but ery visible toyou, toencourage — do to prevent this, withi tempt of court and parliament, culpably involved in my destruction and_ loss of situation read like aWho’sWho «m4 documents are the commen- in Ottawa: Mulroney pete oe ee eae you to continue your work. Law, we will. _ factors in = case. ; (Defendant), Hynatyshyn ome forward in this hour of Glen, my name is Lloyd My question at this time is, our —a found a prima facie (Defendant), McKnight gespair and need = fer Sheppard. If you will recall, I objectives have much in financial bribery yet, but wait (Defendant), Masse “integrity” in government. visited your home back in, I common, with the very organ- and see. All of this in my case (Defendant), Ministers of believe it was, 1992 or very ization you support, can we find Authorities investigating arly 1993. Remember the a common ground and battle of mutual three Social Workers who hada _ plan that will be laid benefit? I believe we can and each other in Justice - Crosbie, Clark, Lewis authorities, my! my! like getting done at the instigation of an and Campbell, Minister of the goats to watch the cabbages total of eighteen charges American Corporation, with the active complicity of the civil (DIAND) - Crombie, servants right up to the McKnight, Cadieux and oF the fox to guard the chickens. ,oainst them back in add strength to Ministers. We can well imagine Siddon. Of course, the These bureaucratic govern Newfoundland by that Provin- the process- May I have your implicit in this originals, MacGuigan, Munro ment people have been jal Puppet force and not one comments on this, please- indulging freely f Pp charge could stand the judicial | pave a fax machine and itis on the graft situation which enabled the and Erik Nielsen. Also, former feel t they really fee - for so long that they really fest when put through the due sje same phone number as my firm to have the law that they R.C.M.P.Commis-sioner Norm were in violation of, changed in Inkster, for ignoring the that is how you do Ree process of Law. phone, so it is just a ater of a Parliament while the case was “Prima Facie” evidence sent to “They are above the law”. They | For all three of us, that was a call to send me a fax. I wish I before the Yukon Supreme him in respect to this situation "#Ve BO recent knowledge of ’ very very ugly experience and had your fax number at this Court and made 60 years and numerous lesser lights who 709 other way. Protect my ass, = stall, obfuscate, fall back on the media tried to make us look time, I would not have to wait like the felons that the due for weeks for our ancient mail retroactive, all this done in are no less culpable within the nse e hc tick under (4) months — _ the civil service. every y bureaucratic tie : bonuses ha ee been lavish known and invent mote . of Law proved We WieS a work hy ‘pd . 3 This situation now touches OM = necessary The “SYSTEM IS not. Even though, we were all ' , At the to the officials in the (4) decades and (5) court 7° cond d For your assistance this . sieges SICK FROM THE TOP proven innocen and we wante having Department of Indian Affairs actions one settled b ‘1 1 culprits ex a4 matter, [ have enclosed a return and Northern Development ; 7 DOWN’. 1e real culprits expose@ TOF addressed envelope for you to proper "i wd : s fraudulent means (4) of which what they did to us, fo date we 4 look f P d had Fr: “a IAND) and Justice, John are still active, though Glen, the honest and decent ave not been able to contact a wei = eget! pees: loggin _ Munro, by inister of (DIAND) .tonewalled by our exquisite eee in this land applaud you = jawyer in this country who will, “ n my Bice ch ox In : it a antl and Mark M acGuigan of justice (?) department. and wish you God speed in your = in any way, assist us to pursue uture. © ess you both an seul Justice. Erik Nielsen was quest for Justice in Your yr dilemma that continues fo do not give up the fight, it Is central to this nonsense with One solid factor I have noticed = situation which affects us all, | ii worth inut —— ae in iaving of cloud our every move. This has well worth every minute. belo his friend Keopke, the your own laying of an se ’ -orporation expert witness an 4 Information and Charges ell, Glen, all the best and keep left us viewing the Legal Com- Sincerely ond 2 ated gee = in there, right is right and don’t munity as nothing but against these dandies, Is the Llovd Sh d nati the instigator of the infamous sa) aud wlll "let these unmitigatged corrupt SILVERED TONGUED SER- C7 oppet “Static”? claim jumping, complete an ramazement | | ards forget it Ottawa, Ontario Ste involving forged, altered and and shock that the reporters as fan chai The pay off and . so-called authorities Respectfully yours, his Ce hi purged forms. must have been substantial to © ince, not over your at John C. Turner actor ea ensure swift and sure passage : : of this sub-judice 60 year to find an “honest official IN (., che Creek, B.C. a i pilferage be the reason that . : am Video of interview with the |% ve Be iu) ee os et along the lines of “free energy” US from JP ENTERPRISE, S PA ® E A LI E N & there is little if any development ie : ae tts af. i! ee hon - ae a ‘ 4 ae, af eee = i 7 a ae ca rs el 5 " is Bs. Vf, : a ae = ee are rie eh " Age ms ea! 2 oe Serer ea ee [ee nis . it a! fs 4 mea a ae ‘7 he at a ng : Ba eal a . se fe Fee =e a ag i + we ata " aad Lanett : Lae 0 "s a r a = ata, Bf ota) . ae Bs rate Sa a5 hy 4 al a } he ie Se ees 4 _ | 7 7 i, i ‘ r | cont. from page 17 or energy-efficient technologies Fgeseraliets sd eee eee "a are still Ste. 104-1365, : _ in government. Unwitting using inefficient combustion nae i — a ve to engine technology that is af carborough, Untario, eS developers and inventors apply Nl, SOIC MiH 3G1, CANADA. for a patent only to have it stolen or “deep-sixed” by these mattoids, with the only Pentagon “Space Aliens From the » ig available for Due to the lack of recourse being expensive $21.00 US from: . naa litigation in courts friendly to CREATOPIA space in this issue these same controllers. This : Le happened to William Lyne ~ ith ay my C O D E xX will T om Ma : as personally, and he discusses his : e tina case in the book. Could this B) wc on appear mn Issue 8 The Kealy Pape Issue 7 November 1996 to May 1997 Page 18 aa Se a ee prey on the lic expense. We f resurrect Our ‘own personal HIS Wisdom mn our quest, believe we can ave the truth nowledge and aw take ifs ‘onvinced that SIDE of this e ball rolling tion and will in what we UTH. on Churchill Safest place under a huge ate. In this liow this to r we have to within the time is, our much in very organ- can we find and battle of mutual e can and | other In wave vous +c’. di it is on er as my atter of a | wish | r at this ‘e to wait ient mall in this a return r you fo o seeing he near oth and Gustafso » continued from page 8 «controlled environmentalist pnovements”; first, with these protesting fresh water diversion projects, and then, galling as a crew member on secretly funded by Prince Philip of the royal House of Windsor), and in 1993, was a suspect in a “break-and- enter” at the University of Alberta. The B&E was later attributed to the Animal Liberation Front. This type of activity is consistent with the elites modus operandi. They create their own opposition — ‘9 gather the mailing lists of the real protest groups and control public donations. As a by product of becoming the “funding agency”, elites can then also portray themselves as victims on their controlled media. Both Suniva and Anne live off the interest income paid to thelr trust funds,based in Chigago. 1993 — A Native Shaman {magician / jiusionist) from Morley, Alberta, John Stevens, (now known to be Percy’s wife Toby Edwards’ adoptive father — Toby is aka Mary Jane Pensa), suggested he be allowed to consecrate the site across Gustafson Lake from Percy Rosette’s lease. Stevens’ stated belief was that this land was the location of an ancient native burial ground. it = At the fime Stevens was having legal problems on his property in Alberta. Stevens had raised $2 to 5 million by logging on his land. However, the Government had seized his bank account, claiming that all money earned from logging belonged to the Tribal Council and not to any individual native. Stevens’ only defense was to daim that “traditionals“ like him were not linked to Tribal Councils and his property was his own private land, to do with as he will. It was then, in 1994, that he hired Bruce Clark as his lawyer and joined the Native Sovereigntist movement led by other traditionalist natives, in Ontario and B.C.. 12 — 1993 — Lester House, the native who lived in a house owned by Anne Davison (Nomes) in Hinton, Alberta Conlacted John Hill. “Doc” Hil, a native patriot then residing in New York City was assisted financially ($3,000 to cover his outstanding debts) in | _ feturn for attending at Hinton. | Upon his arrival Doc was = a asked, by Anne Notnes, to Jasper Park, near Hinton. Doc declined. John Stevens’ family and other traditional native Sovereigntists, Later , when Lester House departed from Anne’s property, Dec Hill and his family were settled in Hinton. 13 — 1994 — This period coincides with a time when John Stevens offered Percy Rosette support for his traditional SUNDANCE site in n Lake Stan $$ B.C. (lot 114). The Sundance and forgiveness which was more common to North American plains indians. This second initiative (joining the movement being the first) when added to Stevens’ third initiative, being his more public role in bringing an end to the standoff in 1995, prove that John Stevens was personally responsible for both of the roles he played — as the creator of the standoff, and ultimately, for bringing it to a peaceful conclusion. 14 — 1994 — Later that year, upon viewing a video tape of a by Lyla Smith doff NOT Traditional lecture given in Edmonton by Glen Kealey, Doc Hill contacted Kealey’s CIPI in Ottawa and a meeting was arranged between all groups at the Hinton home of Anne November 1994. 15 — 1995 — The Gustafson Lake standoff began in fact when the camp was promised a meeting between all parties. It was scheduled for August 21. However, the RCMP chose to send in a covert hit squad dressed in camouflage during the night of August 17 / 18. Const. Ray Wilby claimed a shot was fired at them in the dark. Evidence given at the The Kealy Paper Issue 7 November 1996 to May 1997 Page 19 trial suggests Corp. Callander’s gun went off accidently. Suniva Bronson supplied the funds to purchase the three semi-automatic Suniva Bronson also recruited a number of natives such as OJ, Paintball and Shadow. She provided them with transportation, by lending her own car to bring natives into the camp following the August 17 incident. She also recruited Robert Flemming and Trond Halle. Halle would record the event on video from inside the camp. Norm Torp, a CSE MILITARY SPY on _ the RCMP, was instructed to do likewise from the RCMP side. WESCAM and FLIR would record activity at the site from the air. 16 — 1995 — The only dispute between the RCMP and the military (JTF2) which is decumented in the disclosure released to the defense acknowledges that the RCMP wanted to use the military’s equipment and weapons such as the Bison APC’s and 50 millimeter machine guns in a pro-active violent manner, while the military were inclined to a much more passive approach. Could it be that the military knew the danger that these weapons could bnflict upon thelr agents in the camp - ie Pena and Bronson et al? In the end the dispute was resolved in favour of the RCMP’s more violent approach (later, General Addy was fired) by the Privy Council of Canada. Obviously, the agents were deemed “expendable”. 17 — 1995 — In September 1995, due to their participation from the very beginning of the ongoing standoff, and in return for helping them end the standoff as well as the ongoing battle over the broader question of native sovereignty, the RCMP offered John Stevens and his family immunity from - prosecution. Reportedly, in turn, the RCMP were also instrumental in releasing the seizure of John Steven’s $2 to 5 million bank account, 18 — 1996 — In November 1996 the Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples was released. It recommended that a new Royal Proclamation be proclaimed by Queen Elizabeth . It would allow the Government of Canada to « transfer vast tracts of land to the control of native “Indian Agents” known as Tribal Council Chiefs. This would free up the land for sale.- _ continued on page 22 she ~ ANALYSIS and OPINION Royal Gendarmerie Security Classification / Designation Canadian royale Classification / Désignation s Mounted du Police Canada Unclass Your file "E” Division 657 W. 37th Avenue Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 1K6 i - : : “ay Pr ea Fi, | | al 97-0113(IAU) Mr. Glen Kealey 126 Redcap Street RR#1 ' April 3, 1997 Duncan, B.C. VOL 1M3 Dear Mr. Kealey: This letter is in reference to your complaint of abuse of power, excessive force and creating false news, against seventeen senior officers and other members of the RCMP in “E” Division, as well as the former commanding officer. This complaint was lodged via the Officer in Charge of Surrey Detachment and is as a result of the Gustafsen Lake incident which occurred in 1995. I am in receipt of the extensive documentation which you submitted via the Surrey Detachment. As you are well aware this matter is currently before the courts. In view of that fact and having regard to the nature of the documentation you have forwarded, please be advised that pursuant to Section 45.36(5)(b) of the RCMP Act, I am not prepared to launch a full investigation into your complaint as, “the complaint is trivial, frivolous, vexatious or made in bad faith ...” and pursuant to Section 45.36(5)(c) of the RCMP Act, “... having regard to all of the circumstances, investigation or further investigation is not necessary OF reasonably practicable...” In accordance with Section 45.4 of the RCMP Act, I am notifying you that the investigation ld you be dissatisfied with the manner in which you into your complaint is now concluded. Shou complaint has been handled by the RCMP, you may request a review by the RCMP Public » Complaints Commission by corresponding with them at: Pes = RCMP Public Complaints Commission B.C. & Yukon Regional Office Suite 670 - 840 Howe Street Vancouver, B.C. di V6Z 2L2 = Canada Ph: (604) 666-7363 or Toll free: 1-800-665-6878 aa =F a oa 2 ¥. Chisholm, $ ergeant , Ne : Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge - Internal Affairs Unit - A, Pits, WwW eC O Dp eC “E” Division a The Kealy Paper Issue 7 November 1996 to May 1997 Page 20 —_ Royal Gendarmerie | Canadian royale | Security Classitication / Designa’ Mounted du Classitication / Désignation sec Police Canada Votre référence Mr. Glen Kealey ; 126 Redcap Street, Our file Notre référence i Rural Route #1, Duncan B.C. : | VOL 1M3 File #96SR Y-69639 Dear Mr. Kealey: This will confirm your conversation with Staff Sergeant R.A. Briske on March 17, 1997, and our recommendation that you refer the allegations of illegal prosecution against Mr. Lance Bernard, Ms. Jennifer Fawcus, and Judge Bruce Josephson to the Ombudsman for the Province of British Columbia. We would suggest that you also refer your allegation of abuse of power, use of excessive force and creating false news against the Attorney General of the Province of British Columbia to the same authority. OMBUDSMAN Please respond to: (of Suite 200, 1111 Melville Street [ ] 931 Fort Street Vancouver, British Columbia XS ¥- Legislative Assembly Victoria, British Columbia Clean Province of British Columbia & V8V 3K3 & V6E 3V6 -” & Nis Seay FAX: (250) 387-0198 FAX: (604) 660-1691 Veg oF General Inquiries: (250) 387-5855 Toll Free: 1-800-567-3247 TTY Toll Free: 1-800-667-1303 ea ¢ i. ? ° od, Inspector RAB:1js | April 16, 1997 File: 9704232 Mr. Glen Kealey 1026 Redcap Street RR #1 Duncan, British Columbia VOL 1M3 Dear Mr. Kealey: J Re: Your complaint about the Ministry of the Attomey General You contacted us recently, on the suggestion of the RCMP, with a complaint fen 5 Canada concerning His Honour, Judge Bruce Josephson, and about Crown Counsel Lance Bernard and Jennifer Fawcus. | understand that your complaint relates to the Gustafson Lake prosecutions. + As I believe our Intake Officer discussed with you, we do not have jurisdiction to investigate the matters of which you complained. We do not have jurisdiction over either the police or the courts, and our jurisdiction with respect to Crown Counsel is limited. In particular, section 13 of the Victims of Crime Act removes our authority to investigate complaints about prosecutorial discretion. As you may be aware, prosecutorial discretion includes decisions made by the Crown as to whether or not persons should be charged with particular offenses. 78 I am sorry we could not assist you. Yours truly, Elizabeth Nicholls Ombudsman Officer The Kealy Paper .*. & & he THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE |. BRUCE JOSEPHSON “usurping juris¢ belonging to th = | various justice On these tapes Kealey sawandheard =) they “can” | lan “a disinformation smear BS pet against anyone associated Al: a with Bruce Clark”. Among the govern ‘ crimes being perpetrated by the Ohio. al police, as recorded by these video conclu tapes, Sgt. Peter Montague, relishing We ali kno the thought, is seen to say “Smear sprouting up Anti-Federal hale lea a ee CIPI Headquarters has moved from Ottawa 9 Kelowna, B.C. VIX5SYB Tel. (250) 762-560 “Deliberately in Debt” A Revitalization Plan for Canada Nora Galenzoski & Carl Wais -.49 57)". ta Gustafson Lak i | continued from page 19 19— 1997 — Inspector Garry mostly to the international Piss se ae wie bankers who control the pop yy jor Crim < Unit are Some of this land is expected ongoing 7 a Ra 4 to be flooded, to create the (0 a fresh water reservoirs that Kealey age he ae will supply the needs of the Breall 4 gS ee GRAND Canal fresh water a | at ‘ en et ee ao Did you know that the debt can be paid without cutbacks? Are you feeling pushed against the economic wall? Do yourself a favour and read “Deliberately in Debt”. “FINALLY, a book written in an easy-to-understand language.” (GK) om ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY by sending $24.95 along with your name and address TO: The National Coalition for a Sovereign Canada (N.C.S.C.) #324, 19533 Fraser Highway, Surrey, B.C. V3S 6K7 iy a | | . a Piao er a FOOD CARTEL be far “UNFomes ** eo behind? bee ty =e ai Ga i The Kealy Paper Issue7 November 1996 to May 1997 Page22 — al ses a 7 - ail a -~ i =." rs /* — — . i = a 4 ee ee = ing eos 5 Gustafson e Josephson of RCMP closed to the idants at the Ignace was having just Rankin, he the RCMP Surrey Pre- ige to allow earcher, to iim. t of the hand he Judge, enter the .s centre to vhat proved ziest Home od Mr. G. rire Afr. for any make to place as ind heard ns group nd smear ssociated ong the by the se video ‘elishing “Smear Wa -ontinued from page 3 high seas Attempts to arrest citizens inside the states, on ys. Marshal being shot or arrested and tried by the state some other related crime. had no power to ( ‘ourts them from state release custody- rhe Fed's created what is now commonly referred to as “Fe deral interes t”. They caim an attachment to anything “Federal” through the “necessary and proper” clause of the Constitution. However, if one merely reads the debates of Congress under ne Aiticles of Confederation pre-1787), it is evident that those “necessary and proper” powers only applied within he circumscribed powers specifically enumerated, and the Ninth and Tenth Amend ments to the Bill of Rights vere included to insure the ced’s didm’t exceed those ounds. >f course, today, we all know the Fed’s are in every man’s home and pocket. And, “they” don’t intend on leaving. The good news is, Americans are beginning to wake up to some degree. About two years AZo, the supreme court justices of all the states met and agreed that the Fed’s are usurping jurisdiction rightly belonging to the states. The various justices concluded they “can” do something about It. \iso, within the last year, the sovernors of the states met in Ohio. They came to the same conclusion. We ali know militias are sprouting up like wild flowers. Anti: Federal movements of all iiks are flourishing every- where across our great land. (They are much larger in numbers than you might first suspect; although very disorganized.) I'm concerned that if this case is not resolved soon it never will be. Nothing is stable, and there is clearly very increased activity by the Administration for the calamities ahead. The courts “don’t protect Our Rights” new. Soon, they won’t even PRETEND to. Mom is down to 104 pounds. She’ll be seventy years old soon (January Ist). She’s working too hard, but there is no one else to do it, so she doesn’t complain. I know there’s a good deal of concern due to things moving so slowly. John DeCamp has NOT “sold us out”. The problem is we’re dealing with Goliath, and Goliath is a brute. He doesn’t play fair. We’re doing ali we can with the case. It couldn’t have got this far without your help, but it appears things have stalled. When horses do that, they need a “spur” on the behind. We’re working on that now. We have many options. I have been mulling them over for some time. One is a bond hearing motion. It, unfortun- ately, is likely to meet with the same result — a deaf ear. We can file a “Mandamus” — Le., an order from a higher court compelling Judge Jones to do his duties. (It’s a shame history has recorded the necessity of such a writ). We can file a 2241 (what’s left of the “real” Habeas Corpus), either in this District (Kansas) against the Warden, or the same with a judge on the Eight Circuit, or the same with a Washington, D.C. court against the Attorney General, or the same with a justice on the Supreme Court. Filing to the Eight Circuit (one of “their” judges), or to the Supreme Court (one of the Justices), is a proper remedy in exceptional circumstances. However, the likelihood of them considering this as one of those circumstances is not very promising, although it clearly should be. This CASE is probably the “most politically sensitive” case the Fed’s have handled in the past century. It goes very HIGH. Pressure from “you” will unquestionably help. (No, I don’t believe in “demo- cracy”). Keep in mind, though, that times are sensitive, and a_ let of the rascals are looking for sanctuary. With this in mind, in the near future, Mom and [I may request that you either write letters or send a motion to the court, You all have an interest in justice in this case. Each of you has the Right to redress the Government when a fellow Citizen’s Rights have been trampled. This is a recognized fact of law. I’m looking into this, and will notify you soon as to which avenue appears to be the most likely to succeed. We need funds to go on. Neither my mother nor I like to constantly ask for money. However, the bottom line is, if the money stops, everything stops. As it stands right now, we’re just keeping up with things on a day-to-day basis. Several important projects simply couldn’t be accomp- lished, as the funds didn’t stretch far enough. If we have a hearing, unless the wit nesses pay their own travel expenses, we’re not going to have enough funds to call our own witnesses. This could be the deciding difference. To add to that, we’re planning on sending John to personally see several congressmen to present evidence, efc., and we can’t do it with our present funds. We humbly thank you for your many offerings of support. “When we are victorious, the victory will be yours as much as ours.” Believe me when | say this will leave a black eye on Goliath that our great- ereat- grandchildren will ponder. “Dominoes will fall with a loud crash!” YORIE & JOAN KAHL PS: Copies of the book on the Gordon and Yorie Kahl story may be ordered from Joan Kahl Britton at 3564 Windrift Way, #251, Oceanside, Calif., 92056 a. The Kealey Paper prints the truth, the “whole” truth and nothing but the truth - | no matter what sacred cows are destroyed in the process. The Kealey Paper WILL NOT USE “STORY LINES” WRITTEN BY EDITORS who control what information you will receive. NATIONAL CHAIN NEWSPAPERS ARE NOT INDEPENDENT. These Newspapers are CONTROLLED by their EDITORIAL BOARD. Evidence confirms that at times they outright lie, report only half truths, willingly participate in “RCMP ORCHESTRATED SMEAR CAMPAIGNS” and employ “SPIN DOCTORS” to twist and turn the facts, so that you NEVER KNOW what “really” happened. Do you want these media ‘opinion makers” to decide what facts you should or should not receive? If your answer is YES then keep buying your newspaper from the National Media. They will make certain that you remain in the dark. Be an ostrich or an eagle. You decide. The Kealy Paper Turtle Island was the name given to the single land mass that existed on planet earth at the very beginning. Precessions of the equinoxes are the timeline cycies. Precessions last 25,300 earth years. All human beings are biological descendents of the same Aboriginals are the planet’s original people. Aboriginals first appeared eight precessions ago (approx. 190,000 years). Aboriginals lived everywhere on earth, at a time when it really was Paradise. Aboriginals did not accumulate. Accumulating is the original sin. The first Accumulaters began their corrupt activity during the last precession. The start of the last Ice Age (+-24000 BC) marked the beginning of the current precession. A ninth precession will begin in +- 2000 AD. My educated guess is 2045. Descendents of the Accumulators survived the +-16,000 year Ice Age, by living inside Mt. Ararat, in south-east Turkey. | The last Ice Age was the deluge that the Accumulators wrote about in the Bible. The Bible and other “Holy Books” were published by the Accumulator s. The surface Accumulators were headquartered at Lake Van, near Mt. Ararat. Mt. Ararat was Noah’s Ark and the home of the Underground Accumulators. The Accumulators controlled Babylon, Egypt, Rome, Europe and now America. Accumulators always promote a NEW WORLD ORDER. Since the Accumulators want to control the natural resources of the whole world they created Politics (not to confused with Freedom) and Religion (not to be confused with Spirituality), as tools to accumulate these natural resources faster. The Accumulators call their criminal accumulation “Free Trade”. The physical appearance of the Accumulators has evolved over time to what it is today, because their descendents live in caves and have had no contact with the sun for many thousands of years. The Accumulators, because they live long lives underground, know about longevity, are short, have big heads, bulging eyes and are either albine or Caucasian white. The Accumulators use the entertainment industry to promote the concept of space aliens, angels and extra- terrestrials as a cover to hide their own roots and identity. The Accumulators create secret societies, such as Free- Masons, at whose induction ceremonies they divulge their physical appearance to a very select “brotherhood”. Most people, when they first come in contact with Accumulators, would believe that they are aliens that came here from another planet. The Accumulators are miners who construct canals. They travel in sealed containers above ground, to visit branches in other mountain regions of the world. Accumulators plan to launch Armageddon, from their headquarters in Greenland. 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