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Violations
of Royal Instructions
29. The Royal Instructions are such that the Indigenous Peoples, any of them and all of
them, are not to be molested or disturbed in any manner. This is evidenced in the Royal Proclamation (1763) and confirmed
in s. 25(a) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (1982). The compelling of the Applicant to appear in one of Her
Majesty’s Courts operates in a manner that tends to molest the Applicant. As well as molesting the Applicant, this compulsion
directly acts to further the genocide on the Indigenous Peoples as a whole. The secondary Trustees have chosen to employ genocide
in every manner in order to not have to pay the annuities and or augmented annuities.
Indian
Acts
30. The Indian Acts are the “smoking
guns” in
the furtherance of the genocide the Federal Governing structure is determined to exact and is exacting
on the Indigenous Peoples. The Indian Acts are the corpus delicti. Any time the Federal Governing structure wanted certain
lands or other concessions the Indigenous Peoples would not or could not give up, the Federal Governing structure enacted
“legislation” to take those lands away.
31.
The Applicant, Beneficiary estimates the time required for argument of no more than half a day.
32. Such further and other evidence
and documents, as may be submitted and which may be accepted by this Honourable Court.
33. In support of this application the affidavit of the Applicant will be read and such further
and other material as the Applicant may advise.
Orders Sought
A.) An order that forced appearance of the Applicant a Beneficiary and Signatory to a court of a subordinate
Governing structure, a Trustee to the aforementioned Beneficiary and Signatory is a breach of s. 25(A) of the Canadian Charter
of Rights and Freedoms (1982).
B.) An order that the forced appearance of the Applicant a Beneficiary and Signatory to a court of
an Alien Governing structure, a Trustee to the aforementioned Beneficiary and Signatory is a breach of the contract of ratification,
dated the 2nd day of April, 1879.
C.)
An order that the forced appearance of the Applicant a Beneficiary and Signatory to a court of an Alien Governing structure,
a Trustee to the aforementioned Beneficiary and Signatory is a breach of the Trust made by adhesion, on the 18th
day of September, 1878, by actions of the secondary Trustee (Her Majesty’s Loyal sworn subordinate Officer(s)) and is
in dereliction of sworn duty to Her Majesty committing acts of conspired treason against Her Majesty.
D.) An order that, the Applicant a Beneficiary and Signatory is protected
by the contract of ratification dated the 2nd day of April, 1879 and not subject under an Alien Jurisdiction of
the Federal, Provincial or Municipal Governing structures as titled (secondary Trustees).
E.) An order that, the Applicant a Beneficiary and Signatory is protected under the trust made by adhesion
dated the 18th day of September 1878 and is not subject under an Alien Jurisdiction of the Federal, Provincial
or Municipal Governing structures as titled (secondary Trustees).
F.) An order
that the Royal Proclamation (1763) protects the Applicant a Beneficiary and Signatory to the Trust and any and all of the
separate and distinct Indigenous Peoples referred to as NATIONS AND TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA INDIANS, and are not subject under
an Alien jurisdiction of the Federal, Provincial or Municipal Governing structures as titled (secondary Trustees).
G.) An order that Her Majesty’s Order(s) dated the 28th day of June,
1985, protects the Applicant a Beneficiary and Signatory to the Trust and any and all of the separate and distinct Indigenous
Peoples referred to as NATIONS AND TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA INDIANS, are no longer held under the usurped subject matter jurisdiction
of the scheme of enfranchisement and its provisions by the secondary Trustees (Her Majesty’s Loyal sworn subordinate
Officer(s)) and are not subject under an Alien jurisdiction of the Federal, Provincial or Municipal Governing structures as
titled (secondary Trustees).
H.) An
order that Geo. III, c.138 1803 protects any and all of the separate and distinct Indigenous Peoples referred to as NATIONS
AND TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA INDIANS, the Applicant a Beneficiary and Signatory and any Beneficiaries to the Trusts and are
not subject under an Alien jurisdiction of the Federal, Provincial or Municipal Governing structures as titled (secondary
Trustees).
I.) An order that a Trustee has
no discretion, upon any pretence, by action to molest or harm the Applicant, a Beneficiary and Signatory to the Trust.
J.) An order that the commanding of the Applicant, Beneficiary and Signatory to the Trust
to appear under duress under any Alien jurisdiction constitutes a form of genocide.
K.) An order that the titled ATTORNRY
GENERAL OF CANADA or assignee (Trustee) withdraw the charges against the Applicant, a Beneficiary and Signatory to the Trust.
L.) An order that the Applicant is a Beneficiary and Signatory to the Trust and not under the subject matter jurisdiction
of the Monarch (Trustee) or under the subject matter jurisdiction of the Federal, Provincial or Municipal Governing structures
as titled (secondary Trustees).
DATED
AT EDMONTON, ALBERTA, Canada this
____th
day of____________,2004
Autograph:
_____________________
Direct all correspondence to:
Via: 10023-81 Ave.
EDMONTON,
ALBERTA, Canada
LC #935
Tel: 780-439-7810
Fax:
780-439-7810
TO: The Attorney General of Canada
The Right Honourable Irwin Cotler
Justice Building
4th Floor
284 Wellington Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0H8
AND TO:
The Attorney General of Alberta
The Right Honorable Dave Hancock
Legislature Office
#208, 10800 - 97 Avenue
Edmonton, AB.
T5K 2B6
AND
TO: The Attorney General
of British Columbia
The Right Honourable Geoff Plant
P.O. Box 9044
STN PROV GOVT
Victoria BC.
V8W 9E2
AND
TO: The Attorney General of
Prince Edward Island
The Right Honourable Mildred A. Dover
Third Floor, Shaw Building, North
105 Rochford Street
P.O. Box 2000
Charlottetown, PEI
C1A 7N8
AND
TO: The Attorney General
of Manitoba
The Right Honourable Gord Mackintosh
104 Legislative Building
450 Broadway
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3C 0V8
AND TO: The Attorney General of Saskatchewan
The Right Honourable Frank Quennell
Room 355
Legislative Building
2405 Legislative Drive
Regina SK.
S4S 0B3
AND TO:
The Attorney General of Ontario
The Right Honorable Michael J. Bryant
11th Floor
720 Bay St.
Toronto ON
M5S 2K1
AND
TO: The Attorney General
of Nova Scotia
The Right Honorable Michael Baker
5151 Terminal Road
P.O. Box 7
Halifax, Nova Scotia
N3J 2L6
AND
TO: The Attorney General
of New Brunswick
The Right Honorable Bradley Green
Centennial Building
P.O. Box 6000
Fredericton, NB.
E3B 5H1
AND
TO: The Attorney General
of Newfoundland
and Labrador
The Right Honorable Tom Marshall
4th Floor, East Block
Confederation Building
P.O. Box 8700
St. John’s NL.
A1B 4J6
AND TO:
The Attorney General of Quebec
The Right Honorable Mr. Jacques P. Dupuis
Palais de justice de Montréal
1, rue Notre-Dame Est
11e étage, bureau 11.39
Montréal (Québec)
H2Y 1B6
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