https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/maxime-bernier-arrest-leaves-manitoba-montreal-1.6063774

Rally against COVID-19 restrictions held in St-Pierre-Jolys, Man.

People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier leaves Manitoba after arrest for breaking pandemic rules

Bernier flew back to Montreal Saturday morning after paying bail Friday, party says

 

CBC News · Posted: Jun 12, 2021 12:09 PM CT

 

 

Maxime Bernier was arrested in Manitoba Friday, accused of violating public health orders. He was released on bail later that day, the People's Party of Canada says. (Adrian Wyld / Canadian Press)

People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier has left Manitoba — for now.

Bernier left on a flight back to Montreal at 9:45 a.m. on Saturday, the federal political party said in a news release. 

The update comes after Bernier's weekend tour of anti-lockdown rallies in the southern part of the province was cut short Friday afternoon, when he was arrested by RCMP for breaching provincial public health orders intended to curb the spread of COVID-19.

He was charged under the Public Health Act for assembling in a gathering at an outdoor public place and for failing to self-isolate once he got to Manitoba, RCMP spokesperson Tara Seel said Friday.

The arrest came after his second stop of the day, in the village of St-Pierre-Jolys, about 50 kilometres south of Winnipeg. He was also ticketed earlier that day at his first stop, in the nearby town of Niverville. He told a Radio-Canada reporter on Friday he planned to fight that ticket.

 

An anti-restrictions rally went ahead at The Forks Saturday despite Bernier leaving Manitoba. (Ian Froese)

Bernier was released Friday evening on the condition he follow public health orders while in Manitoba, RCMP spokesperson Sgt. Paul Manaigre said in a statement.

• People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier arrested by RCMP in Manitoba

• People's Party Leader Maxime Bernier expected to attend Manitoba anti-lockdown events this weekend

The penalties section of Manitoba's Public Health Act states the maximum sanction is a $100,000 fine, one year in jail or both.  

Bernier spent roughly eight hours in police custody in the RCMP detachment in St-Pierre-Jolys before paying a cash bail of $1,000 upon his release, the People's Party said.

He's set to appear in Winnipeg court on July 27.

A failure to agree to his bail conditions or any reoffence in Manitoba after his release could have seen Bernier jailed until that date, the party said. The release said he plans to continue to oppose pandemic restrictions, but did not indicate whether he still plans to fight the Manitoba charge.

Bernier knew he risked arrest during his tour of Manitoba but said he was still shocked to be "treat[ed] like a criminal," according to the news release.

Maxime Bernier was taken into custody by RCMP Friday in Manitoba. (Laïssa Pamou/SRC)

The tour was set to include stops in the cities of Morden and Winkler later Friday, despite pandemic restrictions banning large events and requiring people to self-isolate when entering the province if they're not fully vaccinated. 

Bernier was also expected to visit the communities of La Salle and Lorette, as well as Winnipeg, on Saturday, then the cities of Steinbach and Selkirk on Sunday, according to an itinerary posted on Facebook.

Rally goes ahead at The Forks 

Despite his leaving the province, about 250 people — mostly maskless — gathered at The Forks in the afternoon for an anti-restrictions rally. It was a larger turnout than the previous gathering at the same spot in late May. 

It began with a speaker calling attendees "bold" and "brave." "We gather here not to be against our leaders, but to pray for them," he said. 

Another spoke up in support of Bernier, saying he came to Manitoba even though he knew he could be arrested. 

 "He was willing to pay the price because he knows what he believes in," the speaker said. There was loud applause for the PPC leader at one point. 

 

A woman carrying a megaphone is shoved from behind at an anti-restrictions rally at The Forks. (CBC)

Tensions flared briefly when a masked woman with a siren-emitting megaphone was moving through the crowd and was shoved to the ground from behind by a man in a cowboy hat. 

CBC did not witness anyone be arrested or ticketed. Officials were seen taking photographs from a nearby parkade. 

Court decision over lockdown measures pending 

The Calgary-based Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms said in a news release that it would appear in court on Bernier's behalf. 

The organization has been involved in challenges of lockdown measures across the country, including one in Manitoba that saw seven churches take the province to court over its pandemic powers.

No decision has been issued yet in that challenge.

 DEJA VU ANYONE?

http://davidamos.blogspot.com/2006/05/bloc-quebecois-chickenshits_11.html

Thursday, May 11, 2006

178 Comments:

 David R. Amos said...

The call to dispatch came in on Dec. 13, 1999. The incident was logged as "suspicious activity," but this was no resident calling to report a teen prank or lurking prowler: It was the president of the South Shore's most prominent charitable foundation, asking the Milton Police Department to look into some legal bills.

As head of the $28 million Copeland Family Foundation, Martha Verdone had overseen hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants to local police agencies over the years, including Milton's. Through her generosity, she had come to know her hometown department well. Police officers there, in turn, had come to know her -- and took up her request with zeal.

Verdone, a 60-year-old former secretary, runs a foundation created in the 1980s by her cousin and former boss, the late Charles L. Copeland, who built his fortune through a lucrative Pepsi bottling franchise. But by 1999 the Copeland Family Foundation was a house divided: Disagreements flared over finances, and Verdone's leadership faced a challenge from some of her fellow trustees.

With the board deadlocked, Verdone went to a longtime friend, a lieutenant at the Milton Police Department: Would he look into possible overbilling by the foundation's law firm?

The response she got was prompt and forceful: Local detectives opened a white-collar-crime investigation, persuaded a Norfolk County prosecutor to assign a State Police detective to the case, and interrogated the trustees who had fallen out of Verdone's favor.

The detectives' incident report -- which runs to four pages, single-spaced -- lays out no criminal activity, and no charges were ever filed. But following the police intervention, things at the foundation changed dramatically: Three dissenting trustees stepped down, a new board was formed, and Verdone's compensation as foundation president skyrocketed, from $33,000 in 2000 to $260,132 in 2002.

Today, the foundation has come to resemble many private foundations examined by the Globe Spotlight Team over the last year -- one in which trustees have used money meant for charity to fund generous compensation and perks for themselves.

In interviews, two former members of the foundation, a trustee and a secretary, called the investigation an abuse of police power. Their claims were echoed by a former lawyer for the foundation, who, in a letter to the attorney general's office, said that the inquiry fell far outside the scope of a local police agency. Police say the investigation was handled properly and was triggered by questions about foundation legal bills "in excess of $20,000." The report, however, makes no mention of officers' interviewing Verdone or the law firm that submitted the bills. Instead, according to the report, the officers paid unannounced visits to question the trustees, even going to the home of an elderly trustee in Abington to question her.

Intimidation alleged
Verdone's critics viewed it as an obvious attempt to intimidate.

"Being a Milton person, I was extremely upset because this was my police department," said Dorothy M. Manzer, who worked as a secretary for one of the ousted trustees, Owen M. Carle. Manzer, 80, a longtime Milton resident, opened the door to police when they came knocking to question her boss in 1999 and was present during the interview.

"I was shocked by the whole thing, that they were there at all, and the way they approached Owen. It was their tone. . . . They really approached Owen in a pretty forceful manner."

In an interview, Milton Police Chief Kevin J. Mearn said that Verdone's generosity to the department had no bearing on the decision to open a case. "Anytime in this town we receive information that could lead to some kind of criminal activity, we will investigate," he said.

Since 1998, police in Milton have received at least $60,000 from the foundation, primarily to fund drug education programs. The foundation has donated money to the department in each of the last 11 years.

The new Copeland Family Foundation board includes Verdone; her 90-year-old mother, Elizabeth E. Verdone; the founder's widow, 92-year-old A. Gladys Copeland; and two new trustees who critics say were handpicked by Verdone. According to the foundation's tax returns, the increase in Verdone's compensation -- an eightfold jump in just two years -- includes $162,132 in deferred pay, which trustees had not received previously.

The new trustees, John F. and Joyce M. Tobin, had no previous foundation experience when they joined the board, according to records. John Tobin works as a property manager; Milton's 2003 annual directory lists Joyce Tobin as a homemaker. Together, the Tobins took home $253,647 from the foundation in 2002.

The compensation paid to the Tobins and Verdone in 2002 -- well above what trustees at foundations of similar size receive -- came as the foundation's assets dropped by 32 percent, from $41 million in 2000 to $28 million in 2002. The new board also set up a pension plan for the Tobins and for Verdone, putting $251,279 of foundation money into the plan. And according to foundation tax returns, Martha Verdone and both Tobins work for the foundation full time.

Verdone's frail mother, Elizabeth, and Gladys Copeland received nominal pay, $3,500 each per year; they reported one hour of work per week in 2002.

Martha Verdone and John Tobin are also on the payroll of another Copeland entity, Copeland Properties LP, the holding company for the real estate and other assets left by Charles Copeland and his late sister. Over two years, 2001 to 2002, Verdone took $70,543 in pay from the company, John Tobin $116,684.
Verdone did not return several messages left at her home. Attempts to contact the Tobins were also unsuccessful; their number is unpublished.

Although police say Verdone's concerns and the investigation that followed were legitimate, two legal experts who reviewed the report for the Globe said that the police action was highly unusual, and that it represented a conflict of interest.

"In 24 years as first assistant district attorney, I never saw a case like that," said Robert N. Weiner, a former Essex county prosecutor who is now in private practice in Salem. "[The police] are receiving monies from the foundation they are investigating. To me, that sounds like an inherent conflict."

Howard Friedman, a longtime civil rights lawyer who has litigated cases involving police powers, said the report also struck him as strange.

"You read it and think, why are [the police] the ones doing this? If there really is some sort of fraud at a family foundation, it would be more appropriate to go to the secretary of state or the attorney general."

To the public, the Copeland Family Foundation is best known for showering charities with unexpected donations, giving away millions in recent years to causes across the South Shore. Donations ran to $2.8 million in 2002 alone. In Milton, especially, Copeland money has been a lifeline: For the past decade, almost anyone who has gone to school, been to the hospital, walked through a park, checked out a library book, or found himself or herself in need of a firefighter or a free meal has benefited from the foundation's generosity.

Reputation for secrecy
But even among its admirers, the foundation has a reputation for secrecy. That secrecy, a former trustee said, hid a bitter struggle by Verdone to keep the foundation free from the influence of outsiders.

"This is a really ugly, awful story," said John W. Everets, a former Copeland Family Foundation trustee who is now chairman and CEO of HPSC Inc., which provides financing to the health care industry.

Everets says he was fired by Verdone in 2001 after the police investigation. "To have this go on, here or for any foundation, is a tragedy," he said. "People were intimidated."

Everets said the compensation paid to Verdone and the Tobins shocked him, as did the fact that the three claimed to work full time on foundation business.

"You could not spend 120 hours a week on that foundation, period," he said.

Before he left the foundation, Everets said, he, Carle, and the late Gladys M. Eager of Abington had tried to bring outsiders with investment experience onto the board. He said Carle and Eager initially voted with other trustees to fire the foundation's accountant and its lawyer but later rescinded their votes. Then the three began meeting with the ousted lawyer, Jonathan Strong, a leading trusts and estates lawyer who was then with the now defunct law firm Hill & Barlow.

When the firm billed the foundation for those meetings, Everets said, Verdone accused the trustees of betraying her, objected to the billing, and took her case to the Milton police.

Two days after the detectives questioned Carle and Eager, Strong wrote a letter appealing to Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly for help. Reilly's office oversees all public charities in the state.

In the letter, Strong wrote, "It would. . . appear that Ms. Verdone has persuaded members of the municipal and state police to engage in activities which may constitute a serious abuse of process."

Strong, now an attorney at Ropes & Gray, would not comment about the foundation or his letter to Reilly's office, saying he was bound by attorney-client privilege.

Carle, 82, a founding board member and longtime accountant for Charles Copeland's family, has suffered several strokes recently and could not speak about the foundation, according to his wife, Lorraine H. Carle.

A spokesman for Reilly would not say whether his office had responded to Strong's letter, or answer other questions about the case. Instead, the spokesman, Corey Welford, released a short statement saying the office had monitored the foundation and "conferred with board members" as Verdone took her dispute to a civil court in a lawsuit.
The suit, in which Verdone accused Carle of undermining the foundation and causing her emotional distress, was eventually settled.

The lawyer who represented Carle in the case, Kenneth D. Small, said that the terms of the settlement were confidential.

No grounds for charges
Mearn, who as Milton's chief of police signed off on the incident report, said he stood behind the investigation conducted by two of the department's veteran officers: Lieutenant Detective Paul T. Nolan, who last month was promoted to deputy chief; and Lieutenant Richard G. Wells, Jr., a deputy chief who has been a close friend of Martha Verdone for more than 20 years.

Wells, 49, brought Verdone's complaints to his fellow officers. He also sought help from the Norfolk County district attorney, according to a letter to Reilly's office from the district attorney's office. But prosecutors saw no grounds for charges.

Mearn said his department has safeguards to prevent officers from involvement in cases in which they might have a personal conflict, but he would not provide the Globe with a copy of the policy.

In an interview, Wells, a 20-year veteran, denied playing any role in the investigation, saying he simply referred the matter to Mearn. But according to the police report, Wells accompanied Nolan when Nolan interviewed two foundation trustees at their homes.

Asked what criminal wrongdoing he believed warranted an investigation, Wells said, "Do you know what crime misappropriation of funds is? Do you know what that is? It's larceny. Clearly, I've looked at larcenies, over 100, in my career."

Friedman, the civil rights lawyer, said that if larceny was the allegation, the basis for it was unclear.

"What they're basically talking about, it seems, is a vote that was taken by a board to fire their lawyer, and a questionable board meeting that wasn't announced properly," he said. "It doesn't look like there was a point to the investigation."

Wednesday, May 24, 2006

 David R. Amos said...

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From: David Raymond Amos
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Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 1:35 AM
Subject: Merry Xmass? Bah Humbug. Cya'll in Federal Court EH Bernie Lord and your new pal Chucky Leblanc?


Hey
I am very tired and upset tonight. I do not care about spelling or grammer. I just want to click send on this email and crash in order to get up early and finish my Complaint for Federal Court. I will rest as best that can be expected knowing I have done the best I can do for the ones I love. All we can do now is wait to see what the New Year brings for my sad little Clan in the hope that their proud Papa can finally make someone do their job.
While all you Parliamentarians etc were busy polishing off you snotty matters today and preparing to have your Yuletide fun, our little Bernie Lord was anouncing he was quiting politicking for a bit. EH?Methinks he is a little too late to save his nasty arse from litigation. N'est Pas? His big mistake in the politcal dorum was trying to ride on Harper's (Shrub) coatails and his temporary success before his pal Georgey Boy Bush's Grand Old Party went into the Yankee toilet. Lets see how the former little Lord over New Brunswick does as a lawyer as he defends his arse in court. How dare he and Dan Bussierres banish me EH Chucky?
As you Parliamentarians were all whining and wining and dining and getting your pictures taken, I received some very interesting news from a Yankee Clerk named Andrew P. Quigley, (781 749-7000 x225) and a crooked little prosecutor named Shawn O'Brien (781 749-1487) affirmed it to me as well. After they laughed at my plight, I told them in no uncertain terms that I would be suing them in a Canadian court. It seems that the lowly Hingham District Court below the 49th wants to try to prosecute me once more for sending some crooked Yankee lawyers the same emails that you all have already received over the past year. Hmmmm ain't that just too special?
It appears that the Damned Yankees think that they have some sory of jurisdiction over me. The stupid bastards refuse to believe that I do not even know where the hell 5 Tucker St. in Milton Massachusetts is. I have never even been down that street. The local Milton Town Clowns (the world's dumbest cops I swear) informed me tonight that they still think I live at 153 Alvin Ave Milton MA despite the fact that they were the ones who illegally evicted my Clan from our home in August of 2005. Do any of you recall that they did that without warrants or due process of law? My children and I were in Canada at the time seeking assistance from the Crown to stop the impending malice. Remember? It was not all that long ago. I was forced to stay in canada because my incompetent Yankee lawyer, Barry Bachrach claimed that he could not even secure a copy of a docket in which there was a purported warrant for my arrest so that I could stop the cops in Milton before they went to far with their wrongs.
Nobody gave a damn about my Clan as we lost everything we owned including our beds. How come? I thought you dudes wanted public office in order to uphold the public trust and protect the public interests? Does my Clan not fit within your margins as Canadian Citizens because I knocked up a Yankee lady a couple of times? We are not a same sex couple so Mama Nature kinda had that sort of thing in mind in order for human beings to continue as a race. Is our right of marriage somehow passe merely because Gays have caught up with their rights? Do our children not count anymore as Canadian Citizens just because their Mama is a Yankee and I elected to be a Mr. Mom in the USA? It appears that two purported Democracies do not care about the human and civil rights of the citizens they have in common if a politician or two could be embarrassed for not allowing a cop or lawyer to go to jail because of their own crimes. Not on my watch anyway. It is not only my right but my duty to protect my family to the best of my ability. The Yankee Constitution affirmed it when they rebelled from our Crown a long long time ago. They didn't like being taxed unless they were properly represented. Correct? Well neither do I. Should I start an ethical and bloodless revolution by merely suing a bunch of smiling bastards. What the Hell, Why not? I have nothing else to lose and my Clan to regain. They are what I hold the most dear as I attack what you hold the most dear, your pocketbook. No amount of your money lost to me in relief will match the suffering caused to my innocent little Clan. their only sin was being saddled with a Proud Father who will never buckle under pressure from a crook. The Yankee plates on my old Harley say it all. "Live Free or Die" but I live those words every day. Pride they say goeth before a fall and I am still standing and game to fight or argue for rights versus wrongs. I will never settle out of public view. Methinks your lawyers have an ethical delemma over the Xmass holidays EH?
All that happened is history as they say. But at least I have secured the records. Sooner or later the truth always comes out. It is what I do in the future within Canadian Courts in the near future that should concern you and your personal interests now. I sending you once again an email exchange from one year ago as I ran for a seat in the soon to be former 39th Parliament. I will dearly love to hear Stockwell Day explain his support of Landslide Annie McLellan in court right after Petey Baby MacKay justifies the incompetence of his old flame's new pals such as Pierre Pettigrew and his former lawyer underlings Alan Rock and Franky McKenna to name a few. Stevey Boy Harper has his work cut out for him upholding the wrongs of the former mandates of two other recent Humpty Dumptys, Paul Martin and his old pal Jean Chretien have a lot to answer for. EH?
In the Neo Conservative's defence I must say at least the Minister Monte Soleberg was decent enough to fast track my children's citzenship papers in order for me to relocate them to Canada next year. I must get them far away from some truly crazy Yankees. For that right to do so I must thank the soon to be former Minister Solberg. May I suggest that he quit politciking too like Bernie Lord just did. I will remain true to my word and never sue Solberg personally unless of course he runs against me in the next federal election. However his boss Stevey Boy Harper should start looking for some very clever lawyers soon if he wants to defend the malice of the past two liberal mandates against me in Federal Court while he seeks reelection in the New Year. I was told by the Quigley downunder that the docket # in Hingham District court is 0658CR2788 but I have yet to see any paperwork to support it. Perhaps Petey Baby MacKay should make a few calls to his new flame Connie Rice. He he waits too long the matter may dissapear into thin air like the matter in Dorchester District Court did last year. the Democrats in Massachusetts can teach George Bush and his cohorts a thing or two about deceit. So I must sue the Commwealth of Massachusetts before their new left wing Governor and Attorney General get sworn in and then try hard to call me a liar.
Next Year all litigation should begin in the right courts with proper Canadian jurisdiction. After all I am still a Proud Canadian despite how our politicians make me shake my head with their severe lack of integrity. We should all have had our fill of Yankee nonsense by now even the corrupt public servants amongst us. The Bloc should at least try to do one thing right on behalf of all Canadians not just the ones within their own Neo Conservative acknowledged nation. The Bloc should remain true to their word and make certain our Honourable Warriors are pulled out of that senseless conflict overseas ASAP. That miserable bastard Gordon O'Connor was appointed our Minister of Defence not the Minister of Attack. N'est Pas? He and his underling, Brent Babcock had no right whatsoever to make false allegations against me to the RCMP in New Brunswick just because I wanted to have an ethical argument with the Deputy Minister Elcock who once was the boss of CSIS and all of his old pals now camped in the PCO office before more Canadain soldiers died for no reson many us will never understand. Many Canadain public servants need to be replaced not promoted. If they believe in War they should join the Yankee army and go overseas and allow our people to stay to defend our nativeland.
Shame on you all within the various political parties. Your coats are worthless no matter the colour without an ethical person to don it. I sincerely hope that many Independents run and get elected to the upcoming 40th Parlaiment excepting of course the arseholes Garth Turner and Andre Authur. If some of you do not like my choice of words, please sue me. The sooner the better for all. If your lawyers line up against one pigheaded Maritimer who has witnessed to much malice for any man to stand, rest assured I will enjoy the circus. It will just save me the costs of filing against you and help me to make certain that the matters could not be so easily dismissed. I will email you people who support public corruption for your own gain a copy of my sad compliant against the Crown. I will do it right before I file it and right after I put it within the web pages of a few Blogs in order to escape further harassment by the RCMP and the local cops in Fredericton New Brunswick. The Frenchman Chucky Leblanc who hangs out near the old Maison in the town will no doubt have his little WCIEs surf the web for this eamil to see if he makes the history books in at least my blog once more. EH?
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos

P.S. You can never say that I didn't give the Crown fair warning that I was gonna sue it N'est Pas?
I made certain the Bloc was the first to know I was serious as hell first thing this morning.
EH Ms. Freeman? I will lay odds you saved my voicemail to you. It was witnessed on my end as well
and I obviously sent you a doublecheck email to use against the Crown in court and at least one
honest Yankee lady acknowledged receipt of it after she had been blocked from receiving emails
from me earlier.



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Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 2:46 PM
Subject: Fw: For the record I did not threaten Louise Hayes months ago I promised to sue her



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From: David Raymond Amos
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Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 10:42 AM
Subject: Fw: For the record I did not threaten Louise Hayes months ago I promised to sue her

From: kmdickson@comcast.net
To: "David Amos" motomaniac_02186@yahoo.com, SECU@parl.gc.ca, Breitkreuz.G@parl.gc.ca, hollam@parl.gc.ca, arnold.zeman@psepc-sppcc.gc.ca, Duceppe.G@parl.gc.ca, Harper.S@parl.gc.ca, Layton.J@parl.gc.ca, Godin.Y@parl.gc.ca, McDonough.A@parl.gc.ca, Stoffer.P@parl.gc.ca, gemerson@tor.fasken.com, garth@garth.ca, rmooremp@nb.sympatico.ca, thompg@nb.sympatico.ca
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Subject: Re: For the record I did not threaten Louise Hayes months ago I promised to sue her
Date: Wed, 13 Dec 2006 16:25:57 +0000

False allegations such as this are standard fare
around here. If *you* are poor and a crime
victim, *you*
get charged with threatening and harassing, being
a terrorist, resisting arrest, possession with
intent,
DUI, failure to drive right, failure to drive
left,
trespassing, assault...


Dave Amos would never hurt or threaten anyone.

He's just another victim of the insane USA who
can't get over the absurdity of being attacked by
psychopathic cops, having his wife and kids
thrown
out into the street, being falsely arrested for
"OTHER,"
threatened with deportation to Guantanamo (this
is not
an exaggeration), and his motorcycle collection
sold
out from under him by the insano cops... who had
no reason to arrest him in the first place.


It's almost like earning stripes for battle here,
with these
false allegations, false arrests, and such
nonsense
as this. It's like an award. If you get to be
50 years old
and haven't been thrown in jail in the States,
you're
either someone's mistress or their pissboy.


Kathleen M. Dickson
23 Garden Street
Pawcatuck, CT "USA"

---------- Original message ----------
From: Viva Frei <david@vivafrei.com>
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2021 15:44:28 GMT
Subject: Thanks for your message
To: David Amos <david.raymond.amos333@gmail.com>

Thank you very much for your message.

I receive a ton of emails and DMs, and I can’t get to all of them. So
if I don’t get back to you, don’t take it personally. And the standard
disclaimer that I cannot and do not give legal advice, nor can I
respond to specific personal or legal questions (and be weary of any
lawyer who would via DM or social media! lol).

See you on the inter-webs, and know the vlawg! Peace!


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Ep. 7: Vaccine Passports - No Limits to Government Tyranny

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-vaccine-passport-1.6130699 

Facing onset of 4th wave of COVID-19 infections, Quebec to implement vaccine passport system

Fully vaccinated people would have access to certain non-essential services

 

Holly Cabrera, Isaac Olson· CBC News · Posted: Aug 05, 2021 11:19 AM ET 

 

 

Premier François Legault said Thursday that a vaccine passport system will allow Quebec to avoid the widespread closures that have marked its pandemic response to date. (Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press)

With the threat of a fourth wave looming, Quebec Premier François Legault announced Thursday that vaccine passports will soon be required to access non-essential services such as gyms and restaurants.

"People who have made the effort to get their two doses must be able to live a somewhat normal life," Legault said during a media briefing.

He said the system will allow the province to avoid the widespread closures that have marked its pandemic response to date.

For several months, the province has been issuing QR codes, or quick response codes, to vaccinated people. These codes, which can be printed or stored on a mobile device, are scanned to pull up information about a person's vaccination status. So far, the province has not provided anyone with the information to interpret the codes.

Legault said details will be released soon, and that rising case numbers and the prospect of more hospitalizations and deaths have made a vaccine passport system necessary.

Since the start of the vaccination campaign, 83 per cent of Quebecers have received at least a first dose, while 67 per cent of the population is adequately vaccinated, according to the province's public health institute, INSPQ.

WATCH | Quebec to introduce vaccine passports: 

Santé Québec

@sante_qc

#COVID19 - En date du 4 août, voici la situation au Québec : https://bit.ly/3u2lZJO [Concours Gagner à être vacciné!] - Au total, 3 397 961 personnes se sont inscrites au concours.

Christian Dubé

@cdube_sante

In a tweet Thursday, Dubé said people who were not vaccinated or who only received their first dose in the past 14 days comprise 62 per cent of new COVID-19 cases.

"The rise in cases is worrisome," Dubé wrote. "We can speak of the beginning of a fourth wave."

Similar systems in use elsewhere

France and Italy already have vaccine passport systems in place and plan to expand them to more businesses and services. New York City will begin implementing a system later this month.  

Quebec will be the first Canadian province to require two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to access certain services, though Manitoba and Prince Edward Island have similar measures.

WATCH | Infectious disease expert says passports necessary:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/nova-scotia-vaccine-passport-scotiapass-pandemic-liberal-1.6134638

Nova Scotia Liberals promise vaccine passport system if re-elected

ScotiaPass would be voluntary for individuals, businesses and other organizations

Jean Laroche· CBC News · Posted: Aug 09, 2021 12:15 PM AT 

 

 

A health department worker in Pennslyvania fills out a vaccination record card before administering the Moderna COVID-19 on Dec. 29, 2020. The Nova Scotia Liberals say they would enact a vaccine passport system if re-elected on Aug. 17. (Matt Slocum/The Associated Press)

Liberal Leader Iain Rankin is promising that a re-elected Liberal government would bring in a COVID-19 vaccine passport system.

On Monday, Rankin said individuals could use the proposed ScotiaPass as proof they are fully vaccinated, and businesses and other organizations would also be able to use the system to limit access to their services.

"Similar to Quebec, we're looking at identification for businesses to use, whether it's a restaurant or other high-risk areas of spread, to have this exact same system across the province," Rankin told reporters. 

"We would be looking at putting that in place in a proactive step to prevent a fourth wave." 

Although both a news release and Rankin's remarks talked about exploring "the concept of adopting a provincial vaccine certificate," the Liberal leader was unequivocal when responding to a reporter's question about whether this would happen.

"Yes, we'll have a ScotiaPass in place," he said.

Cost of system not yet known

Rankin said the system would be brought in as a voluntary measure, but the provincial government could make its use mandatory.

"If we see a surge in cases, we'll do whatever we have to do to keep Nova Scotians safe," said Rankin, adding that could mean forcing people to use the ScotiaPass system to access services.

"That would be in consultation with [Dr. Robert Strang, the chief medical officer of health], looking at our epidemiology."

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Jean Laroche

Reporter

Jean Laroche has been a CBC reporter for 32 years. He's been covering Nova Scotia politics since 1995 and has been at Province House longer than any sitting member.

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From: "Donald Trump Jr."<donjr@email.donjr.com>
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2021 23:31:25 +0000
Subject: Joe Biden's New Legacy
To: david.raymond.amos333@gmail.com

Friend,   Well folks, don’t say we weren’t warned. Places like New York City are requiring proof of COVID vaccination to go to restaurants, gyms, and entertainment venues. At the same time, Biden and Kamala’s border crisis is growing by the day. Thousands of covid positive illegal border crossers are being released into south Texas. And the media stays silent. Joe Biden’s only legacy at this point is to show America how good they had it under Donald Trump. Just imagine if Donald Trump had allowed thousands of covid positive migrants released into our neighborhoods? There would be wall-to-wall 24/7 coverage calling him an enemy of the state. And now if that weren’t hypocritical enough, liberal mayors and governors have decided that they can control your personal medical decisions. This is fascism 101. When we warned months ago that vaccine passports were coming, they called us crazy conspiracy theorists. And now – we are being proven right. This is the beginning of a two-tiered class system in America. Whether you're vaccinated or unvaccinated, all Americans should oppose immoral and discriminatory laws that segregate law-abiding citizens based on their vaccine status. All we can do is keep fighting this insanity – I’m out here fighting every day. Keep up with me on RUMBLE. Thank you,   Donald Trump Jr.  © 2021 Liberal Privilege Book

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Tuesday, 27 July 2021
Methinks its comical that the lawyer David Freiheit is running against
the LIEbrano Marc Garneau for the People's Party of Canada Nesy Pas?

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David Amos 

Remember me???

 

asailijhijr 

"'Politics ruin everything', so I'm going to ruin politics." - Viva Frei, misquoted, 2021

 

P C 

The slogan writes itself: "Freiheit means Freedom."

 

Leon Parkhill 3 

‘Politics ruins everything... vote Viva!’Best election slogan ever

https://twitter.com/DavidRaymondAm1/with_replies 

Pro Se Bivens? Yea Right No news to me Trust the all knowing Yankee lawyer David Grossack away from me and hid under rock in 2002 just like this not so clever dude from Montreal did a couple of yeas ago when picked up the phone http://caught.net/prose/bivens.htm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtQYRX6wno8&ab_channel=VivaFrei

January 6 "Insurrection" Updates - And They're Not Good - Viva & Barnes HIGHLIGHT

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David Amos 

Methinks Sidney Powell should understand why I will be calling David Freiheit's buddy Mr Barnes N'esy Pas?

 

julio rosa 

America has been organizing and financially supporting insurrections around the globe for decades. Everybody, Americans and non-Americans, know by now what a real insurrection looks like. The Jan6 "insurrection" would get a 1 out of 10. The drama around it, would get a 20 out of 10. It seems that everyone is suffering from AOC's PTSD negative syndrome.

 

Wizardsfirstrule57 

I dropped black rifle coffee company after hearing about kyle

 

Psychopomp 

The cops literally opened the doors and ushered them into the Capitol.The gaslighting on this for political gain is disgusting.

 

Jeff Huntley 

Glad barnes is making Rittenhouse a priority. Politics are corrupt. No need to ruin a kids life for someone else’s agenda

 

L.A. Thorne 

McAfee also didn't uninstall himself

 

Ice Station Zebra Associates 

$50 fines. That was the punishment meted out to people who stormed the capitol with the intention of disrupting the Kavenaugh hearings.Welcome to the USSA.

 

USCOMBATDIVER 

The reason why they haven't released the footage, from someone who watched several live streams that were immediately taken down, is because the footage would show that this was textbook first amendment rights exercise. They went to the capital building to have their grievances heard and have been called insurrectionists. It's not insurrection to exercise your first amendment rights. Executing someone for exercising their first amendment rights is also abhorrent!

https://twitter.com/DavidRaymondAm1/with_replies 

Methinks Sidney Powell should understand why I will be calling David Freiheit's buddy Mr Barnes N'esy Pas?  

https://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.com/2020/12/attn-sidney-powell-et-al-i-just-called.html

https://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.com/2021/07/methinks-its-comical-that-lawyer-david.html

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From: David Amos <david.raymond.amos333@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2019 19:37:21 -0400
Subject: Attn David Freiheit We had a lttle talk today correct?
To: david@freiheitlegal.com, micote@postmedia.com, Newsroom
<Newsroom@globeandmail.com>, "David.Akin"<David.Akin@globalnews.ca>,
"steve.murphy"<steve.murphy@ctv.ca>, news <news@dailygleaner.com>,
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"David.Lametti"<David.Lametti@parl.gc.ca>, washington field
<washington.field@ic.fbi.gov>, mcu <mcu@justice.gc.ca>, jfetzer
<jfetzer@d.umn.edu>, Jim@moonrockbooks.com, "Larry.Tremblay"
<Larry.Tremblay@rcmp-grc.gc.ca>, "larry.kusch"
<larry.kusch@freepress.mb.ca>, "Larry.Bagnell"
<Larry.Bagnell@parl.gc.ca>, "larry.campbell"
<larry.campbell@sen.parl.gc.ca>, lionel <lionel@lionelmedia.com>,
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRyX_0p8GYg

Real Lawyer Analyzes Alex Jones' Deposition - Viva Frei Vlawg
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Viva Frei
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Someone recently asked me what I thought of the attorneys' conduct in
the Alex Jones deposition. I had only seen a couple of short clips, so
I took the time to watch the entire 3 hour and 14 minute deposition.
It was very interesting to watch, and illustrates some things that all
attorneys and non-attorneys should know about the deposition process.
Peace out!

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