Ottawa Courthouse cabal linked to medical experiments against vulnerable citizens
Posted on 31 July 2026The foundational premise of a democratic society rests on a collective psychological contract: institutions exist to preserve order, discover objective truth, and safeguard the vulnerable. For generations, citizens have been conditioned to view the courtroom as a neutral sanctuary where natural justice is dispassionately administered by noble advocates and empathetic jurists. When domestic violenc ...
Ontario Court of Appeal woefully lacks visible minority judges
Posted on 30 July 2026In the historic halls of Osgoode Hall, where the weightiest legal decisions in the province are deliberated, the silence of absent voices is deafening. The Court of Appeal for Ontario, the province’s highest court and the final arbiter for the vast majority of legal disputes, suffers from a visible and profound diversity deficit. While the province it serves is one of the most multicultural juri ...
Gatineau’s Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette lacks respect for human rights and Black People—and It shows
Posted on 30 July 2026The ongoing tension between the Black community in Gatineau and its municipal leadership has deepened under the administration of Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette. What began as a series of isolated grievances has coalesced into a disturbing pattern of systemic resistance, where city resources are deployed not to redress human rights abuses, but to legally dismantle the claims of those who report t ...
Did Gatineau’s Lawyer get a Judge who is the Mother of a police defendant to orchestrate a sham trial against human rights claimant?
Posted on 30 July 2026The foundational premise of any democratic legal system is that justice must not only be done, but it must also manifestly be seen to be done. When a human rights claimant walks into a courtroom, they expect an even playing field governed by impartial arbiters. Yet, the ongoing saga of Raymond Carby-Samuels v. Ville de Gatine ...
Supreme Court of Canada's decision points to profound corruption
Posted on 27 November 2024Do you believe that English-speaking Canadians as well as Canadians who speak other minority languages in Quebec, should have the same right to obtain a free court interpreter as francophones and other minority languages groups in the rest of Canada? In (R. v. Tran, [1994] 2 S.C.R. 951), the Supreme Court indicated that "the right under section 14 of the Charter i ...
Operation Paperclip Nazis seek to start World War III
Posted on 25 November 2024Between 1945 and 1959, more than 1,600 German scientists,
engineers, and technicians—many of whom had previously been members of
the Nazi Party—were transported from Nazi Germany to the United States
for government work as part of Operation Paperclip, a covert U.S. intelligence operation.
These
Nazis infiltrated all levels of institutions in Canada, the United
States and Europe th ...
Editorial:Allegations of Sexual Misconduct in the World Uyghur Congress Leadership: Impact on Organizational Credibility and the Human Rights Movement
Posted on 02 December 2024Recently, Dolkun Isa, the President of the World Uyghur Congress (WUC), has faced a wave of public scrutiny due to multiple allegations of sexual harassment. Several women, including university students, reportedly came forward with accusations against him, attracting global attention and criticism. These allegations have not only severely damaged WUC’s reputation but have also led to questions ...
Support access to justice: Appeal against Bill 96 goes to the Supreme Court of Canada
Posted on 02 June 2023Our Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms provides the basis
for a just society for all Canadians. However, a just society for all Canadians
can never be realized if we allow governments to create unfair barriers that
deny justice.
I won a Quebec Human Rights Commission case against atrocities committed
by the City of Gatineau's Police in Quebec. But DHC Avocats, a Montreal-based
...
New York City mayor pursues Big Pharma COVID-19 fake vaccine agenda against school children
Posted on 04 July 2022While former mayor Bill de Blasio was responsible for many of the city's bad policies, current mayor Eric Adams has made a concerted effort to exacerbate them.
That is, when he isn't busy dancing maskless in a restaurant, going to Broadway shows maskless, or partying at a club maskless.
During a recent press conference, Adams explained that he will make one of his most heinous decisi ...
When it comes to sanctions, Russia’s neighbours must show their true economic colours
Posted on 24 May 2022The situation in Ukraine is a stain on humanity. Russia – which so brazenly celebrated the victory over Nazi Germany with moral high ground and ceremonious virtue – will eventually have to come to terms with the crimes it has committed on its sister nation’s soil, against its own brothers and sisters. It may not do so for a generation. The West, in turn, will have ...
