“Eric A. Cinott: Schooled & Trained Lawyer - Legal Scholar & Renowned Mediator.” 

He was a reclusive man, although as I learned that was less by nature than circumstance. He sat alone in the crowd at Spartacus Books on that Friday night in the spring of 1974. We were listening to a veteran of the On to Ottawa Trek describe how he had lost an eye after by being clubbed during an RCMP attack.

THE ARIES FULL SOLAR ECLIPSE PATH – APRIL 8^th, 2024

By Elizabeth Joyce

(Let’s Find Out – Sunday at 7:00 PM – Pacific)
 

Here’s a glimpse of what’s in store for you after the April 8^th eclipse

An Easter Message from 60,000 slain children who await Resurrection 

The Maintenance Man: 

A Story of Canada’s Homegrown Holocaust

At a time when Canada is doing its best to conceal and rewrite the truth of its biggest 
and oldest crime, this short story is offered as a necessary antidote.
The events and most of the names and characters in this story are true. The crimes 
against humanity that it describes are proven and continue today, targeting all of us.
The outcome of this nightmare lies in the readers’ hands.

The American Crisis, Part Four

America’s Race to Self-Destruction: Is there a way back from the brink?

by Kevin Annett 

https://youtu.be/EQVH1ZqlwJk

King Charles ordered Cree murders to safeguard his Rio Tinto investments

Snow Job in Saskatchewan: Killing Natives for Profit and Fogging the Crime – but the Plot turns

by Kevin Annett for the Republic News Network (RNN)

https://youtu.be/VjSn-uWLNY8

The day we turned the tables on child killing churches: 

Historic footage of the church occupation that forced out the truth

https://youtu.be/9oKly5OKH30

Between now and the end of the summer there is a lot of energy that will be hitting President Biden, Donald Trump, the Royal Family, and the leader of China. 

The system’s failure to uphold due process rights results in unjust, prolonged family separations, exacerbated by the Department of Social Services’ (DSS) use of “safety plans” without evidence or judicial oversight. The unchecked power of social workers leads to manipulation and oppression of families, fostering a culture of fear and injustice. The plight of these families underscores the critical need for comprehensive reforms to North Carolina’s child welfare system, advocating for principles of child welfare, due process, and family rights. A call to action is made for societal involvement to instigate reform, transparency, and accountability, aiming to mend the damages inflicted by the DSS and rebuild public trust in an essential institution, ensuring the well-being and protection of North Carolina’s children.