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I received notification that this class action suit as well as the exposure of Native American children's historical experiences of torture from several sources and decided to find the latest news on what has transpired…all I can say is WOW! Jason Bowman has done the unimaginable and hats off to him!
Toronto : Canada | Jul 03, 2012 at 4:32 PM PDT
Exclusive Media Leak: Historic criminal conspiracy case against the Vatican and Crown of England to be launched in the Federal Court of Canada – Class action suit is the first of its kind, aimed at churches, government and big pharmaceutical companies.
Stunning news from Canada reveals an astounding lawsuit to be launched which will reach to the very top of world powers and hold them accountable for crimes against humanity.
"A joint media release by The Association of Citizen Prosecutors (ACP) and The International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS was released on July 1. 2012. It announces the first class action lawsuit in Canadian history to name as co-defendants the Vatican, the Crown of England, Canada and its churches, and big pharmaceutical companies, all of which are accused of crimes against humanity and criminal conspiracy.
The lawsuit is brought by Jason Bowman of the ACP and Rev. Kevin Annett of the ITCCS, on behalf of a group of many others.
"Victims of church, state and big pharma are finally uniting to put an end to their terror," said Kevin Annett today.
"Among other plaintiffs in our class action will be survivors of Canada's genocide against native people, who have never had their day in court. The whitewash is over. More than 50,000 murdered children will finally be confronting Canada and the Catholic, Anglican and United Church, and placing them all on trial."
"In an unprecedented case, groups of Canadian citizens have united to bring an ex-parte case before federal court to the international tribunal of crimes of church and state and the association of citizen prosecutors intend to seek direction with respect as to how best to proceed to bring criminal indictments aginst fraternal organizatons alledging their crimes against humanity and the citizens of Canada." See video (above).
Jason J. Bowman of the Association of Citizen Prosecutors, the group who is bringing the motion forward after months of research and discussion with victims, outlines in his affidavit how these fraternities were formed and their crimes against the indigenous people of Canada.
With the formation of The Indian Act, the systematic genocide and criminal mistreatment of Indian people by the government of Canada became legal under the Dominion of Canada. In his research Mr. Bowman discovered shocking secret connections between the Vatican, the United Church, the British Monarchy, the Freemasons, the RCMP, big pharmaceutical companies and the government of Canada, all of whom are named in the ex-parte motion.
Evidence points to the fact that native children were deliberately exposed to tuberculosis, native women who did not go to church were maliciously sterilized, and thousands of children who were sent to the horrific residential schools were sexually abused, raped, tortured, beaten, used as guinea pigs for testing of pharmaceutical drugs, and even murdered in bizarre rituals.
Some of the more heinous acts comitted against these innocent native children can be learned in the below radio program Free Think Radio.com, as it aired on CFRA; (warning-extremely upsetting and horrific content)
The Reverend Kevin D. Annett of the ITCCS, The International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State at www.itccs.org speaks of the lawsuit:
"The biggest criminal conspiracy in history is being confronted this week in a federal court house in Toronto.
On Wednesday July 4, our friend and ally, Jason Bowman of The Association of Citizen Prosecutors (ACP), will be filing the first class action lawsuit in history against the Vatican, the Crown of England, the government and churches of Canada, and pharmaceutical corporations for crimes against humanity and criminal conspiracy.
Anyone who has suffered at the hands of these groups can come forward and join our action.
For a century, for example, doctors and clergy of both the Roman Catholic and United Church of Canada sterilized and experimented on countless aboriginal people – many of them children who died as a result – under agreements with the Crown of England and prominent pharmaceutical companies with ties to the military.
In 1995, when as a West Coast United Church clergyman I began to uncover the grisly evidence of such practices as testing drugs for these companies on children at United Church facilities like the R.W. Large Hospital in Bella Bella, B.C., I was targeted for personal and professional destruction by that Church and its friends in government.
Across Canada, there are many such cases of criminal conspiracy to silence the truth and truth-tellers. Now, for the first time, there's a chance for these crimes to be brought to light and those responsible made to publicly account.
That opportunity commences Monday, July 9, when Jason Bowman will argue our application before a Federal Court judge."
Jason J. Bowman, a gentle spoken man whom I have had the pleasure of speaking with over social media sites, came out to visit and discuss this groundbreaking lawsuit on the Canada Day weekend. I asked him how he expects mainstream media and the 'establishment' to react to the news of this bold action. He told me that he has already been the subject of derision and scorn by one lawyer he knows hiding behind a pseudonym on social media, adding he would not be surprised if he and his partners are targeted by government, police, and media.
Telling him I was impressed to see that there were at least afew brave Canadian men willing to take on those in the halls of power, despite the obvious risks, Jason simply said "Someone has to speak out for the children…someone has to make sure that those who were responsible for these atrocities are held accountable even if it is de facto, so these people can be laid to rest, so some sense of justice can be felt by the native people of Kanata."
The lawsuit will be explained in detail at a press conference held on the date of filing at the Federal Court Building, on Wednesday, July 4 at 1 pm EST at 180 Queen street West in Toronto.
'Every word we say, every thought we whisper, is one more breath of life back into these children who, for so long have been silenced and without a voice. On a brick at the back of the building were etched in the hard fired clay….HELP US….was all it said, from a child, without voice, trying to convey their cries. I hear you sweet child and now, so will the rest of the world. Thank you Kevin and everyone who have walked in the light to bring this single brick into view finally, much love, kate'
Press Release Toronto, Canada: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BPuj
Courtesy of http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-news/12515851-historic-criminal-conspiracy-case-against-the-vatican-and-crown-of-england-to-be-launched-in-the-fed


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Leicester's Huth, Fuchs, Kante, Mahrez & Ranieri in Team of the Weekend
After each round of Premier League fixtures, ESPN FC brings you its Team of the Weekend. Our panel of experts carefully selects 11 star performers, along with a manager.
- Bell: Liverpool fans make themselves heard
- Cox: Leicester improving | Why Poch should stay
- Okwonga: Man United's market | City's title hopes
- Laurens: PSG's pre-UCL issues | Hertha's curse
- Highlights (U.S. only): Stuttgart 1-3 BVB
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Do you agree or disagree? You can have your say on those picked or overlooked in the comments section below the article or on Twitter using the hashtag #TOTW. Plus, tune in to Monday's ESPN FC show (5:30 p.m. ET, ESPN2) for further reaction.
Goalkeeper: It's take your pick for our No. 1 slot, with three candidates up for selection. Gab Marcotti salutes the form of Southampton's Fraser Forster, who is yet to concede a goal this season after returning in January following nine months out through injury. Paul Mariner opts for Petr Cech and his outstanding saves in Arsenal's 2-0 win at Bournemouth, while Steve Nicol chooses David De Gea, whom he calls the "best goalkeeper on the planet." After those fine stops from Branislav Ivanovic, Cesc Fabregas and Diego Costa, the Spaniard is in.
Right-back: A full house for Seamus Coleman in what was a rampant Everton display at Stoke. The Potters were lucky it was just 3-0 and not 10. The Irishman grabbed the second goal with a flashing header from Tom Cleverley's corner and Marcotti said: "Coleman was his usual dominant self down the right flank."
Centre-back: The goal-scoring theme continues with the first of our centre-backs, Aston Villa's Joleon Lescott. In what was only Villa's third victory of the season, his header put them on course for a 2-0 win over Norwich, dragging the Canaries into the drop zone. Nicol says the centre-back is "leading the miracle charge at both ends," and Marcotti also trumpets Lescott's prowess in front of goal.
Centre-back: Leicester's Robert Huth had the game of all games at Manchester City, like every single one of his teammates. An emphatic 3-1 win at the Etihad was procured thanks to two of his goals and he barely gave Sergio Aguero a sniff until late on at the other end. Mariner called Huth's showing a "monster performance," while Marcotti said: "Huth stole the show."
Left-back: Another full house and a shout for Leicester's Christian Fuchs. Marcotti said: "He showed his experience and quality -- and also set up a goal." Mariner added: "Everything Manchester City threw at him, he dealt with. He also provided an outlet in attack." He edges out Spurs' match-winner against Watford, Kieran Trippier, who was Nicol's choice.
Right-midfield: Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard added to his goal in midweek against Stoke with a belter in Sunday's 1-1 draw at Chelsea, swivelling on a sixpence and lashing into the top corner. Marcotti said: "He scored a peach of a goal to help United to a point at Stamford Bridge which kept their top four hopes alive -- for now." Nicol thinks Lingard's goal was "classy."
Centre-midfield: It's a straight shootout between Leicester heroes Danny Drinkwater and N'Golo Kante at the base of our midfield. Marcotti plumps for the former, explaining that the ex-Manchester United man ran all day and sent a range of fine passes into space as the Foxes launched a multitude of counter attacks at City. The other two are sold on Kante. Mariner said: "Kante had staggering energy and quality."
Centre-midfield: This is a powerful passing midfield, fortified further by the presence of Newcastle's January signing, Jonjo Shelvey. After apparently tearing into a few of his colleagues following the abject display in the 3-0 loss at Everton on Wednesday, he was the engine on Saturday as the Toon beat West Brom 1-0. He constantly spread the play and probed, encapsulated by his assist for Aleksandar Mitrovic's winner. "What vision," Nicol said. Mariner added: "If he maintains this level of performance, he may just help Newcastle avoid the drop."
Left-midfield: All that wealth of attacking talent in Manchester City's ranks and none of them could lay a glove on Riyad Mahrez. The Algerian, a regular in Team of the Weekend, stole the show at the Etihad with an assist for Huth's opener and a fine solo goal. "He was a constant stream of invention. In a fair world, he'd be a certainty for Player of the Year," Marcotti said. Mariner called it a "mind-blowing performance," and Nicol agrees.
No.10: There's so many options for our last attacking place, including Swansea's Gylfi Sigurdsson, Everton's Aaron Lennon, Arsenal ace Aaron Ramsey, Newcastle striker Mitrovic or Chelsea's Costa. How to pick one out of that lot? It is a straight fight between Costa, who was a constant menace and a late hero in Chelsea's 1-1 draw with United, and Lennon, who scored again as Everton demolished Stoke. Costa is a regular, so let's go for Lennon. Here's Gab to tell you why: "A lung-busting run was followed by another goal, his third in three games. He's powering Everton out of their mini-crisis."
Centre-forward: There was so much solidarity between the players and fans at Anfield as they both walked out after 77 minutes of the game with Sunderland, or so the joke goes. The capitulation that led to a 2-2 draw undid Roberto Firmino's fine work, after he broke the deadlock and grabbed an assist for Adam Lallana's goal. "He seems to be one of the few players who get Jurgen Klopp's message," said Marcotti.
Manager: Is there anyone on the planet that doesn't want Claudio Ranieri to lift the Premier League trophy? This was perhaps his finest weekend yet, strolling into the home of the then-title favourites and thumping them. Marcotti said Ranieri gave Manuel Pellegrini a "master-class in defending, counter attacking and chemistry." Nicol is in accord while Mariner added: "I don't know what is in the water in Leicester but they have to keep drinking it."
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