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Many of us cannot live a week knowing that you are without ID. You would pay the money the Court order says you are to pay. Think of it as the last payment in your home occupation agreement. The $400,000.00 mortgage is gone. You are a man or a woman. You cannot drive legally. You cannot get health services. You cannot get police assistance. You cannot arrange car insurance for your lease. We have not paid for anyone. No one has asked us to do so. You are something difficult to understand. You say to the order, "...you need to understand that I cannot be under those people, under them." You are Grendel 3.0. Take your time. Just think about good association to who paid your debt instead. Keep that association.

 Many of us cannot live a week  knowing that  you are without  ID.  You would pay the money the Court order says you  are to pay. Think of it as the last payment in your home occupation agreement.  The $400,000.00 mortgage is gone.  You are a man or a woman.  You cannot drive legally.  You cannot get health services.  You cannot get police assistance.  You cannot arrange car insurance for your lease.  We have not paid for anyone. No one has asked us to do so.  You are something difficult to understand.  You say to the order, "...you need to understand that I cannot be under those people, under them." You are Grendel 3.0.  Take your time.  Just think about good association to who paid your debt instead.  Keep that association. 

Labeling In Canada was quite clear a six months ago. In Canada, the rules for "Imported by" labels depend entirely on whether the product is a food item or a non-food consumer good. While it might feel like the company is hiding something, Canadian law actually allows for some ambiguity—though there are strict "traps" they must avoid. Here is the breakdown of how Canadian law (specifically the Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act and the Safe Food for Canadians Act) handles this. Click here.

Amnon and Tamar of Brooklyn, 1978. Written by Warren A. Lyon. The static on the television hissed like a warning. In 1978, Brooklyn was a landscape of brownstones and secrets, and inside the quiet of their mother’s house, the air felt heavy. Amnon was twenty, a young man who tinkered with illegal satellite feeds to "catch" channels from the neighbors. Tamar was fifteen and a half, sent over with her math and English textbooks while their parents celebrated a wedding across town. The kitchen smelled of burgers and fries warming in the oven, a domestic scene that masked the underlying tension.

Orthodox Ethiopians observing Lent in Jamaica.

Notice and It's Necessity in Such Matters Involving the Designated Occupants. JANUARY 22nd, 2024. By Warren A. Lyon, LL.M; Researcher at Angel Ronan Entwerfen. Searching land title and trusts: In the UK, the duty of trustees to notify and provide information to beneficiaries is a cornerstone of trust law. While the name "Sandwell" often appears in high-profile cases involving NHS Trusts (such as Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust v CD), the most significant recent UK case regarding trustees' failure to provide information to beneficiaries is Lewis v Tamplin [2018]. All English City Councils provide trust services. We cannot allow the issue of notice or the failure to provide it work as a Loophole or Lacunae for fraud. The Courts have put down squatters rights as an unnecessary loophole. Here is a discussion of the key principles and cases regarding the failure to provide notice or information to beneficiaries. 1. The Core Duty: Lewis v Tamplin [2018] This is perhaps the most critical recent case for your question. It involved a family trust where the trustees (who were also family members) refused to provide information to other beneficiaries about the management of trust land. * The Ruling: The High Court clarified that trustees including the government have a fiduciary duty to keep beneficiaries or the rightful registered occupants informed, providing them notice. They cannot simply refuse requests for information by claiming the beneficiaries already have "enough" or that the requests are "annoying.".

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This just in; it is said that the Ontario government is paying every citizen today $7500.00 as income support with the next paycheck scheduled for March 28th, 2026 and April 28th, 2026 after that.

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This is the Angel Ronan Entwerfen special movie clip in honor of Black History month.

White Princess of Windham Hall. In the rolling hills of the north stood Windham Hall, a manor of pale stone that seemed to glow even under the grayest skies. Within its walls lived Elara, known to the kingdom as the White Princess, not for her lineage alone, but for the ivory silks she wore and the quiet purity of her spirit. While her title suggested a life of idle luxury, Elara’s heart belonged to the looms and the shears. She owned a modest but celebrated dress shop in the village below, where she spent her mornings draping linen and silk for commoners and nobles alike. The Bond of the Bereaved The rhythm of Elara’s life was defined by a profound devotion to her mother-in-law, the Dowager Queen Martha. Much like the ancient story of Ruth and Naomi, their bond was forged in the fires of shared loss. Years prior, a Great Fever had swept through the royal house, claiming Martha’s husband and Elara’s own parents. When the court urged Elara to return to her father’s distant province to remarry for politics, she took Martha’s hands and whispered the words that would define Windham Hall: > "Where you go, I will go; and where you stay, I will stay. Your people shall be my people, and your grief shall be mine to carry." > Richard of Harts: The Reassurance If Elara was the steady hand, her husband, Prince Richard of Harts, was the soul of the manor. Richard was not a distant, cold sovereign. He was a man of warmth and "Reassurance"—a title the locals gave him because his mere presence seemed to settle the air. While Elara managed the shop and Martha oversaw the gardens, Richard was the foundation that allowed them both to heal. He didn't demand Elara abandon her work for the crown; instead, he was the one who ensured the finest dyes reached her shop and that Martha never sat a dinner alone. Together, they raised six children as she gave birth to six beautiful Bambino: * Leo, the eldest, who had his father’s calm. * Mina, who spent her days tangled in her mother’s embroidery threads. * Caleb and Silas, twin boys who filled the stone halls with thunderous laughter. * Rose, who inherited Martha’s love for the earth. * Little Arthur, the baby, who was never found without his father’s hand to hold.

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Western Graduate News: So you are alumni at the University of Western London Ontario. Does that mean you have to spend money to feel good and eat a good diet; but I suppose you would need money to enjoy a good diet anyway? Warren Lyon.(BCL): That is correct. W.N: What did you think of going to University and apparently, you wrote a book recently on Advanced Economics? W.L.: Yes I did...I will send you a copy by email.....and about University ; certainly, it was to maintain hopes and dreams of a happy life and a good job. No job is guaranteed for life. But, maybe with some schooling you could always take what you learn from any one job and transfer those skills into another role with another employer. That's the job. W.N.: We noticed that in coming to Western, you had applied for OSAP. You also worked part time on the campus at the Restaurant that is still here today but it's more of a quiet cafe and bistro with some music on Friday or Saturday. Also why did you choose Western? W.L: That is correct. This is because I was supposed to receive my benefits in time at 13 and a half years old. I did not receive it. I am not sure why but it seems someone in my household attempted to intercept the benefit payments and receive the money in a fraudulent joint account that he had set up when I was ten years old. I had opened a Canada Trust account when I was 8 years old. Because of his threatening interruption, insistence and confusion, it did not arrive. This happened to my sister and my younger brother also; from his third marriage. He was married once with last name Phinn. I started working early and had a little money so maybe that is why no one rushed in to help me. My siblings received their benefits late when someone noticed, told them and helped them. So, I had to apply for OSAP. It's likely that if I had received my benefits, I would have finished High School and then just work for the government as a parking ticket attendant. In the alternative, I would have worked at a restaurant long enough and until I was mature enough to own my own, have children and settle down. Franchising can be fun. There are soo many and there is no point coveting any idea. Do your own. I chose Western because it's a good school. I thought of school in Québec also. I applied to U of T and got in. I applied to McMaster also and was accepted. I thought of York but it was known for academic fraud, not a real university yet but a polytechnic that took on university status like Ryerson and the location was kind of industrial but not a campus just behind Jane and Finch with a low income stigma. It's still Toronto, the architecture was positive and I saw nothing wrong with the neighborhood when it was a high church attendance neighborhood. It's probably that I could only apply to three schools on the application. But, the school is under investigation for intellectual property theft involving work produced by graduates from other schools and threats or threatening behaviours, affecting these graduates. W.N.: Is there anything you would like to add? What about racism in University? W.L.: To be quite frank, there will always be people who can't understand that school is school, designed for education and everyone would like to see the school render results that reflect genuine effort and the intentions of the students; not racial hegemony or racism or some other motivations maybe like social competition maybe. I would say the school did a reasonably good job in finding lecturing staff and assistants that worked for that well intentioned goal. Because of this, I was shocked to run into a legal profession that would literally threaten the life of one of its members who was good enough to join as a student member in Canada in one of the busier markets for legal services so who are they and what are they if their souls, lives and characters are not consistent with the requirements of membership in the profession and service to the community? Why let people into the profession if you can't stand to see them actually truly help people in the way the profession demands that you help them? Maybe you get recognized for helping and maybe you don't but this is what you are sent to school to do. As a student, maybe the Scrooge man you are thankful to article for pays you $1100.00 for your articles. That is good. But after you are qualified and have a business name, he pretends he paid you in the current tax year and four other preceding years $1,000,000.00. But, he never did. It is obvious he did not. It has something to do with his need to be involved or hold on to you or was it to cover you in this rough and tumble world? It is just that it generated a false tax debt with the government that is annoying and not really worth the crime of filing a false tax return; 4 of them. It's annoying and distracting when you want to focus on getting people out of their Court problems. We have had this joy when you can see the charges withdrawn; all kinds of people; Afghans, Indian Guyanese people, Trinidadians, Jamaicans, people from the Philippines, White people etc.