MR ERNEST E. HARPSTER DOESN'T WANT THE BANK TO FIND THE LOST PROMISSORY NOTE
BSIG
IMPERIAL CROWN SOVERIEGNS BONAVENTURE COURT PONZIE INVESTORS
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
CLAIRE MOGLOVE LLB
#201 909 Island Highway
Campbell River BC
CANADA
JULY 2009
CIVIL ACTION
CASE N9 51 -2007-CA-6684-ES
PASCO COUNTY FLORIDA
NOV 2009
CIVIL ACTION
CASE N9 51 -2007-CA-6684-ES
PASCO COUNTY FLORIDA
Treasury Board – a department responsible for managing government CROWN CAVEATOR COLLUSION
AND JUDICIAL Stalking is a systemic form of control,
Note to legal wrongdoers
What is stalking?
Stalking is criminal harassment, contrary to Section 264 of the Criminal Code of Canada. That section makes it illegal for a person to do any of the following things that cause you to reasonably fear for your safety or the safety of anyone you know:
- repeatedly follow you, or anyone you know, from place to place
- repeatedly communicate with you, or anyone you know, directly or indirectly
- repeatedly watch you, or anyone you know, or your home, workplace, or any other place you happen to be
- engage in any threatening conduct directed at you or a member of your family
A person can be stalking even if they don’t physically hurt anyone or damage any property. The law is designed to protect psychological, emotional, and physical safety.
a specific form of criminal offence. Crown Counsel (the prosecutor) makes the case against (or prosecutes) a person charged with criminal harassment. The prosecutor may proceed by indictment for serious cases, and then the maximum penalty is 10 years in jail. Or the prosecutor may proceed by summary conviction for less serious cases, and then the maximum penalty is either a fine or 6 months in jail, or both. If a court finds a person guilty, it will probably order the person to obey certain conditions. For example, a court will normally order a person convicted of criminal harassment to have no contact with you directly or indirectly, to stay away from your home and workplace, and to not own or carry any weapons. A court may also order a convicted person to take counseling, if it might help.
The Conservatives are spending money on websites and ads while cutting funding that real victims desperately need, and breaking their promises to our police,” Neville said in a written statement.
In such a situation the best policy is not to try to fight back against the whole group. Simply put, you can't. The best thing in my experience is to concentrate on bringing the chief bully or ringleader to heel. They are the real cause of the problem so try to ignore the 'minions,' however ridiculous their behaviour. Instead, concentrate your efforts on the chief bully, and don't let them drive you into an emotional reaction such as anger. This is precisely what they are looking for.
If in the end all else fails, for the sake of health and sanity, you might be better off leaving the job or place where the abuse is occurring and try to rebuild your life. A person's physical and mental health is always more important than money, and that should be the first priority.
Unfortunately, it remains the case that support structures for targets of bullying are almost non-existent, particularly for adult victims. They will frequently not be believed as their account can seem too incredible to be true. One thing the bully is adept at is making it look as if their target is the unbalanced one; as if it is victim who is actually the one who is mad, rather than the bully themselves.
It is time something was done to address this scourge in our society. The law should be prepared to set an example by sending the message loud and clear that bullying behaviour is not just unacceptable anywhere it may occur, but also criminal as well.
That at least would be a start on the road to a more decent and civilized society.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Susan_Dear
If in the end all else fails, for the sake of health and sanity, you might be better off leaving the job or place where the abuse is occurring and try to rebuild your life. A person's physical and mental health is always more important than money, and that should be the first priority.
Unfortunately, it remains the case that support structures for targets of bullying are almost non-existent, particularly for adult victims. They will frequently not be believed as their account can seem too incredible to be true. One thing the bully is adept at is making it look as if their target is the unbalanced one; as if it is victim who is actually the one who is mad, rather than the bully themselves.
It is time something was done to address this scourge in our society. The law should be prepared to set an example by sending the message loud and clear that bullying behaviour is not just unacceptable anywhere it may occur, but also criminal as well.
That at least would be a start on the road to a more decent and civilized society.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Susan_Dear
News Canada More spent on ads than on victims of crime plan By LAURA PAYTON, Parliamentary Bureau
Last Updated: November 9, 2010 4:40pm
But an evaluation released last week found the program didn't have the resources to spend its $8.7 million budget. The Victims of Crime Initiative spent only $4.9 million last year.
Meanwhile, the government has already approved $6 million in advertising spending for the program in 2010-11, according to a document posted on the Treasury Board's website.
“It should also be noted that the resource requirements in administering the Victims Fund were underestimated and internal capacity at Justice Canada has limited our ability to deliver funding,” the departmental performance report says.
“Working with (non-governmental organizations), Aboriginal organizations and/or (provincial and territorial) partners to develop strong and viable proposals, particularly in an emerging area, which satisfy government requirements for due diligence is a resource intensive process.”
The department awarded a $1.4 million contract to Ottawa's ACART Communications to produce the TV ad, according to a notice posted on the government's contracting website.
Liberal status of women critic Anita Neville calls the spending hypocritical.
“The Conservatives are spending money on websites and ads while cutting funding that real victims desperately need, and breaking their promises to our police,” Neville said in a written statement.
laura.payton@sunmedia.ca
Last Updated: November 9, 2010 4:40pm
- OTTAWA — A federal program to help victims of crime is set to spend more money on advertising this year than it spent on helping people last year.
But an evaluation released last week found the program didn't have the resources to spend its $8.7 million budget. The Victims of Crime Initiative spent only $4.9 million last year.
Meanwhile, the government has already approved $6 million in advertising spending for the program in 2010-11, according to a document posted on the Treasury Board's website.
“It should also be noted that the resource requirements in administering the Victims Fund were underestimated and internal capacity at Justice Canada has limited our ability to deliver funding,” the departmental performance report says.
“Working with (non-governmental organizations), Aboriginal organizations and/or (provincial and territorial) partners to develop strong and viable proposals, particularly in an emerging area, which satisfy government requirements for due diligence is a resource intensive process.”
The department awarded a $1.4 million contract to Ottawa's ACART Communications to produce the TV ad, according to a notice posted on the government's contracting website.
Liberal status of women critic Anita Neville calls the spending hypocritical.
“The Conservatives are spending money on websites and ads while cutting funding that real victims desperately need, and breaking their promises to our police,” Neville said in a written statement.
laura.payton@sunmedia.ca
Mobbing
It has been called a form of psychological terror.
Mobbing
By Bonnie Calcagno
It has been called a form of psychological terror.
Mobbing is a word first used by Dr. Heinz Leymann, a German industrial psychologist, to describe the phenomena whereby a group of people target one individual to try to make him or her leave the workplace.
Mobbing can also be used in a community or neighborhood as described in the book, High Conflict People In Legal Disputes, by William A. Eddy, where “cognitive distortions cause internal distress’ in a ringleader, an “external target is blamed for the distress, a mob or “advocates are sought to help blame” the target, “emotional facts are created against” a target, “emotional persuasion wins advocates”, then “advocates persuade new advocates,” and “peripheral persuasion” is used by the mobbers to “persuade dispute resolvers to blame” the target.
Whether in the workplace or the community, the group is always guided by a ringleader, authorities on the subject say. The ringleader gets supporters and friends and even bystanders to use passive and active aggressive tactics against a target to force him or her out.
Mobbing – U.S.A.
The phenomena of mobbing in the workplace was introduced to American audiences by
Noa Zanolli Davenport Ph.D., Ruth Distler Schwartz, and Gail Pursell Elliott with their book, Mobbing – U.S.A.
By Bonnie Calcagno
It has been called a form of psychological terror.
Mobbing is a word first used by Dr. Heinz Leymann, a German industrial psychologist, to describe the phenomena whereby a group of people target one individual to try to make him or her leave the workplace.
Mobbing can also be used in a community or neighborhood as described in the book, High Conflict People In Legal Disputes, by William A. Eddy, where “cognitive distortions cause internal distress’ in a ringleader, an “external target is blamed for the distress, a mob or “advocates are sought to help blame” the target, “emotional facts are created against” a target, “emotional persuasion wins advocates”, then “advocates persuade new advocates,” and “peripheral persuasion” is used by the mobbers to “persuade dispute resolvers to blame” the target.
Whether in the workplace or the community, the group is always guided by a ringleader, authorities on the subject say. The ringleader gets supporters and friends and even bystanders to use passive and active aggressive tactics against a target to force him or her out.
Mobbing – U.S.A.
The phenomena of mobbing in the workplace was introduced to American audiences by
Noa Zanolli Davenport Ph.D., Ruth Distler Schwartz, and Gail Pursell Elliott with their book, Mobbing – U.S.A.
$Uncover the leadership of the harassment group then prosecute them as 'Proxy Stalkers
Missing assignments or multiple assignments of the same instrument filed in the public recordsare a direct result of multi-pledging and the use of the same collateral, the mortgage loan, to poolinto securities or pledge for other financing and should be viewed as an overt act of fraud whenencountered.
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Of all the great evils of our society, none is more insidious and destructive than the cult of bullying and mobbing that has taken hold. Bonnie Calcagno
Mobbing
By Bonnie Calcagno
How do I know this? Well, I have been and am still as I write this, a target of bullies myself.
I have been so before and I have to admit, a major reason for that is most probably my non-confrontational nature. In a nutshell I hate fighting.
Unfortunately, however, some people will go out of their way to target any person who they think cannot or will not fight back.
When will we, as a society, get serious about mobbing and bullying and make a real and serious effort to stamp it out? Bullying occurs everywhere; in our schools, at work, in our neighbourhoods, even in the church and other important institutions.
It is both a disgrace and a crime, not just against the individuals targeted, but against society as a whole. How can we call ourselves 'civilised' when we so blatantly let psychotic and sociopathic individuals ride roughshod over the lives of innocent people?
We could start by making bullying and mobbing an offense punishable under the criminal law. Of course, that would not solve the problem but it would at least be a start. It would give victims a better opportunity to defend themselves if the law was on their side a little bit more. If the law does not set an example over what is acceptable and unacceptable then how can we expect people to respond likewise?
Bullying does not just occur among school age children and teenagers. Adults can be targeted as well, often through no fault of their own. Adults can also be bullies and can come from both sexes, and from all age groups.
Bullies never really grow up. They remain emotionally undeveloped and immature. In a sense, they never really leave the school playground and may become serial bullies, going from one 'target' (or victim) to another throughout their lives, leaving a trail of devastation, broken lives and negativity in their wake.
The serial bully, or ringleader, will often draw co-workers around them and try to get them to join in with the abuse against their intended target. Sadly, since the bully is often very good at manipulating other people and often has 'the gift of the gab,' people nearly always fall for it and either end up joining in with the abuse against the victim (this is called 'mobbing) or out of fear or possible reprisals, they stand by and say nothing, meekly looking on from the sidelines.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Susan_Dear
I have been so before and I have to admit, a major reason for that is most probably my non-confrontational nature. In a nutshell I hate fighting.
Unfortunately, however, some people will go out of their way to target any person who they think cannot or will not fight back.
When will we, as a society, get serious about mobbing and bullying and make a real and serious effort to stamp it out? Bullying occurs everywhere; in our schools, at work, in our neighbourhoods, even in the church and other important institutions.
It is both a disgrace and a crime, not just against the individuals targeted, but against society as a whole. How can we call ourselves 'civilised' when we so blatantly let psychotic and sociopathic individuals ride roughshod over the lives of innocent people?
We could start by making bullying and mobbing an offense punishable under the criminal law. Of course, that would not solve the problem but it would at least be a start. It would give victims a better opportunity to defend themselves if the law was on their side a little bit more. If the law does not set an example over what is acceptable and unacceptable then how can we expect people to respond likewise?
Bullying does not just occur among school age children and teenagers. Adults can be targeted as well, often through no fault of their own. Adults can also be bullies and can come from both sexes, and from all age groups.
Bullies never really grow up. They remain emotionally undeveloped and immature. In a sense, they never really leave the school playground and may become serial bullies, going from one 'target' (or victim) to another throughout their lives, leaving a trail of devastation, broken lives and negativity in their wake.
The serial bully, or ringleader, will often draw co-workers around them and try to get them to join in with the abuse against their intended target. Sadly, since the bully is often very good at manipulating other people and often has 'the gift of the gab,' people nearly always fall for it and either end up joining in with the abuse against the victim (this is called 'mobbing) or out of fear or possible reprisals, they stand by and say nothing, meekly looking on from the sidelines.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Susan_Dear
Charles McKee, LL.B.
practiced law for 40 years, 35 of which have been dedicated to the real estate and mortgage industry.
First Canadian Title-ROYAL BANK FRAUD $145,000.00
Group Manager of Real Estate and Real Estate Lending at Lawson Lundell
Western Canada
Charles McKee, LL.B.
Commercial Consultant
Business: 604.331.1620 / 1.888.331.1620
Cell: 604.619.3618
cmckee@firstcdn.com
Charles has practiced law for 40 years, 35 of which have been dedicated to the real estate and mortgage industry. Prior to joining First Canadian Title, Charles was Group Manager of Real Estate and Real Estate Lending at Lawson Lundell where he acted for numerous developers, pension funds, investors and lenders.
Since joining First Canadian Title, Charles has assisted owners and lenders in structuring complex commercial transactions. His particular areas of expertise are Indian Lands and infrastructure. Charles has particular knowledge of the various types of tenures, licences and permits required for the development and operation of both hydro and PPP projects. Most of these projects are developed wholly or partially on land not registered in the land title office.
Charles is a graduate of the University of British Columbia with degrees in Commerce and Law. He is a frequent writer and participant on panels for title insurance, leasing, mortgage lending, commercial real estate and native and non-native ground leases.
What's New Upcoming Infrastructure Events Toronto - January 20th, 2009
With Hon. George Smitherman
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Charles McKee, LL.B.
Commercial Consultant
Business: 604.331.1620 / 1.888.331.1620
Cell: 604.619.3618
cmckee@firstcdn.com
Charles has practiced law for 40 years, 35 of which have been dedicated to the real estate and mortgage industry. Prior to joining First Canadian Title, Charles was Group Manager of Real Estate and Real Estate Lending at Lawson Lundell where he acted for numerous developers, pension funds, investors and lenders.
Since joining First Canadian Title, Charles has assisted owners and lenders in structuring complex commercial transactions. His particular areas of expertise are Indian Lands and infrastructure. Charles has particular knowledge of the various types of tenures, licences and permits required for the development and operation of both hydro and PPP projects. Most of these projects are developed wholly or partially on land not registered in the land title office.
Charles is a graduate of the University of British Columbia with degrees in Commerce and Law. He is a frequent writer and participant on panels for title insurance, leasing, mortgage lending, commercial real estate and native and non-native ground leases.
What's New Upcoming Infrastructure Events Toronto - January 20th, 2009
With Hon. George Smitherman
--> Contact Us Phone: 1.866.804.3112
Fax: 1.866.566.8599
Email: fctinfrastructure@firstcdn.com Infrastructure Team • View the Team www.firstcanadiantitle.com
'Proxy Stalkers
THIS TRANSFER IS ILLEGAL and Mr. Bishops firm is criminally negligent for almost 2 decades of LEGAL abuse
The handwritten C1229 is that of FMEP (DEWHURST social worker)
CR lawyers -TOM BISHOP (PARTNER )
Areas of Practice: Wrongful dismissal claims and lawsuits Family disputes, separation agreements and divorces Federal prosecutions Personal injury litigation General civil litigation
1988 FORGED TRANSFER OF AN ESTATE
IN FEE SIMPLE
AS JOINT TENANTS
*C1229-EB041834
Tom is a member of the Crimestopper’s Board of Directors and is a past president of the Campbell River Bar Association.Tom is the lawyer in the firm who handles almost all criminal cases and, in criminal court, Tom prosecutes and defends.
Areas of Practice: Wrongful dismissal claims and lawsuits Family disputes, separation agreements and divorces Federal prosecutions Personal injury litigation General civil litigation
1988 FORGED TRANSFER OF AN ESTATE
IN FEE SIMPLE
AS JOINT TENANTS
*C1229-EB041834
Tom is a member of the Crimestopper’s Board of Directors and is a past president of the Campbell River Bar Association.Tom is the lawyer in the firm who handles almost all criminal cases and, in criminal court, Tom prosecutes and defends.
EXECUTED IN THE PRESENCE OF
THOMAS BISHOP
JUDITH SHARPE
Victro Registry Services Ltd in Victoria, British Columbia (bc)BOX 1537
VICTORIA BC
VGW 2X7 Name: Victro Registry Services Ltd
Street: 850 Blanshard Street
Victoria, bc V8W2H2-
Phone: (250) 384-6732
FORGED MAY 19TH 1988 TRANSFER OF AN ESTATE IN FEE SIMPLE IN CONSIDERATION OF $45,000.00
*AGENT PAT EMERY(FORGED NOTARY SIGNATURE ) BAD CUT AND PASTE
C1229-TO EB04834
FREEHOLD TRANSFER- MORTGAGE FRAUD FOUND IN ALBERTA COURTS
MAY 12 1993
EB41834-EGO56733
'Proxy Stalkers
SIGNATURES OF THE BEBNECKS ARE AKA LINDA GREENS
HANDWRITTEN C1229 IS THAT OF EX WIFE WILEY SOCIAL WORKER-
RICHARD DEWHURST -FMP
Areas of Practice: Personal injury lawsuits Motor vehicle accident claims Arbitration and mediation - family Commercial/corporate & general litigation
Appointed Queen's Counsel in the year 2000, Sid was the first Q.C. and, to date, the only Q.C. to be appointed from Campbell River. The prestigious Queen's Counsel Award is presented by the Attorney General to lawyers who demonstrate excellence in the practice of law.
Sid thrives on a busy personal injury practice. He focuses on recovering compensation for people injured in accidents. Sid has practiced law in Campbell River since 1976 with emphasis on motor vehicle personal injury claims since about 1978. He finds it very rewarding to obtain fair and adequate compensation for the injured. Sid has obtained many judgments and settlements for his clients in excess of a million dollars. He enjoys the legal tactics that are inherent in high stake personal injury litigation.
Although Sid's personal injury practice primarily deals with motor vehicle accidents, he has obtained compensation for clients injured in various accidents, including falls, skiing, forklift and boating accidents. He is prepared to take on personal injury cases of all types. Whether the case is small or large, it is rewarding to help people renew their lives when they have been injured. He works hard to achieve results for his clients.
Although Sid's personal injury practice primarily deals with motor vehicle accidents, he has obtained compensation for clients injured in various accidents, including falls, skiing, forklift and boating accidents. He is prepared to take on personal injury cases of all types. Whether the case is small or large, it is rewarding to help people renew their lives when they have been injured. He works hard to achieve results for his clients.