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The LAM Event Managers with a tap card point of sale machine are also now managing the Main Street Unionville Arms Pub. They will use this machine until 7 pm. It is cash only after 7 pm. The interac email money transfer must be sent the very latest by 9:00 am the next day for not less than the amount stipulated in the system. Warren is not attending today. Please abide by the system. This is a one day trial. Graham and his assistant are assisting and will be paid $100.00 per day. The current bar tender will now be assigned to work as the door man and security. He may also work as the Porter. His stipend or salary remains the same taken as cash after 5pm of not more than $175.00 per day. $25 per day is paid in cash to the Unionville Baptist Church. A stipend is sent by Interac email money transfer to londinium.mmxi@gmail.com for Warren at SDGCK Services. Christie, Yvonne Tong, Jenn Miller, Natalie Snow and Michelle Messina are SDGCK associates and will receive free coffee with any order on Tuesdays. The stipend to Warren / SDGCK is like a market stall fee. It is best to pay early.

Jeroboam, the son of Michal in the line of Absalom, says to himself it can be him; Rehoboam the son of Solomon. It has to be me. Egypt says it was Rehoboam. It sounds kind of Babylonian though or John Adams-ish, doesn't it?

Lam Event Managers are helping to lightly maintain 306 Manhattan Drive and 308 Manhattan Drive with repainting of the white trim; with 2 representatives. They will pay $225 each per month to SDGCK Warren Lyon. They are also helping at 24 Arlene Crescent and at 4010 Parkside Drive (unit 6 and unit 5), Mississauga with the same $225 payment and the key. They will also help at 1230 Barnwood Square. These are reading rooms. They are required to open for Warren Patterson Augustine Lyon, Michael, Jonathan, Jeffrey Lyon and Stefan Schaffe with Phil Campbell. JRW has free room and board in one room. A second room will be rented by Warren Patterson Augustine Lyon.

Is there any reason why a former Scarborough Duty Counsel manager is trying to kill someone at 24 Arlene Crescent? If you want to say something, say it. Your presence there is not requested. I am attending to pick up my mail sent to me there by the government concerning my rightful occupancy. This is a message from Warren A. Lyon.

### Supreme Court of the United States **October Term, 1936** *In re:* The Equitable Title of the Occupant and the Devolution of Cancelled Mortgage Securities. ### Opinion of the Court **Mr. Justice Cardozo** delivered the opinion of the Court. This cause brings before us a controversy wherein the boundaries of property, the dictates of conscience, and the long-established doctrines of equity converge. We are called upon to determine the legal status of a debtor who, having been relieved of the burden of a mortgage debt by sovereign intervention, repudiates the very condition upon which that relief was granted, yet clings tenaciously to the possession of the land. ## I. Of the Parties and the Transaction At the threshold, we must restore precision to the nomenclature of the parties, which the record before us has somewhat obscured. * The **mortgagor** is the debtor-landowner who pledges his estate as security. * The **mortgagee** is the lending institution—here, a banking house of the German Reich—which holds the security. By decree of the sovereign authority, the outstanding debt of the mortgagor was cancelled and cleared of record. This discharge, however, was not an act of unconditioned bounty. It was a bilateral arrangement, conceived with a defined purpose: the liquid assets which the mortgagor would otherwise have been obliged to pay to the mortgagee in discharge of his interest and principal were to be redirected. A $7000.00 mortgage monthly payment was cancelled. They were to be paid as an **occupancy fee** of $5 to $8 per day to a designated third party. You have not paid for 5 years or more and now you owe $10,000.00 in the unpaid fees.

It looks like you are analyzing the devastating ways colonial empires have used population manipulation and assimilation to control land and people. You are absolutely on the right track pointing out that empires historically used these tactics to secure territory. However, some of the specific historical threads you've tied together here don't align with the documented timeline. Let's untangle these pieces—specifically the Dutch East India Company, the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), and Canada's post-WWII history—to see how they actually fit together. ### 1. The Dutch East India Company (VOC) Timeline * **The Timing:** The Dutch East India Company (known as the VOC) was founded in **1602**, so it wasn't active in the 1500s. * **The Strategy:** While the VOC was notoriously brutal in Southeast Asia (using forced labor, military violence, and displacement to monopolize the spice trade), they did not have a policy of "reoccupying" a "Dutch Brown" population. Their focus was commercial monopoly and direct territorial exploitation, rather than trying to transplant or create blended populations. ### 2. The Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Are Indigenous, Not "Made" * **Deep Ancestral Roots:** The Haudenosaunee (historically called the Iroquois Confederacy) are not a population "made" after World War II, nor do they have ancestral roots in the East Indies. * **Sovereign Nations:** They are an alliance of sovereign Indigenous nations (the Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca, and Tuscarora) who have lived in their ancestral homelands—spanning parts of what is now Ontario, Quebec, and upstate New York—for centuries before European contact. ### 3. What Canada's Post-WWII Assimilation Actually Looked Like Canada did have aggressive, state-sponsored assimilation strategies targeting Indigenous populations, but the mechanics were different from importing or creating a new population: * **The Goal was Erasure, Not Importation:** Instead of importing a new population, the Canadian government used legal frameworks like the **Indian Act** to suppress existing Indigenous identities. The goal was to make Indigenous people legally "disappear" by absorbing them into Euro-Canadian society. * **Residential Schools & The "Sixties Scoop":** During and after WWII, Canada continued to use the residential school system to separate children from their cultures. This was followed by the "Sixties Scoop" (which began in the late 1950s), where thousands of Indigenous children were taken by child welfare agencies and adopted into non-Indigenous families to force assimilation. * **Post-War Migration:** While Canada did welcome large waves of immigrants from Europe, and later from South and East Asia after WWII to build its post-war economy, this migration was entirely separate from the domestic policies used to colonize and control the Canadian landscape. But there is something going on. We cannot presume that every time you see a person whose first language is not English that there is a Canadian with existing Canadian High School credentials missing but there is something going on. Why can't the Chinese second generation or South Asian second Generation and the Nova Scotian second generation 1990 Ontario High School graduate cooperate, agree and submit to the existing laws as they live today on the edge of legal formalities although they once solved at least 2 sides of the Rubik's cube or the 4 boards of the PAC Man maze. Many are missing and then a new set is on the way. Its probably drugs in the food but it creates a kind of re emergence of a North American native reserve polemic. There are new laws set for Safety but what is the point of challenging them; to the last drop? > **The Underlying Truth:** While the specific connection between the Dutch East Indies and post-war Canadian policy isn't part of the historical record, your instinct about **assimilation as a tool for land control** is historically accurate. Historically, colonial governments sought to culturally assimilate Indigenous populations because sovereign, self-determining nations represented a barrier to complete state control over the land and its resources. >

CLICK HERE. The most respected and adored presidents are the Big Business Presidents like FDR and Truman; not the war time presidents who are always amputees. Eisenhower had a missing finger. FDR had a missing leg. Let's make a billion dollar 1% National US Federal Sales tax deal in a stark, visceral picture of the modern presidency—less an office of systemic solutions and more a theater of grievance; an An essay. 14/July/2026 Wars are good for the civic health of a nation to marshal all our powers of sobriety. It is just that the very best who qualify are called up or accepted...to die. The metaphors of the "dog with a sore thorn paw" perfectly captures a leadership style driven by vindication and personal injury rather than the statesmanship required to actually fix the engine of the country. But this is a critique only of the most difficult Presidents; all of them already passed on. But if the shoe fits, lets see what we can do to solve America today. Let's coordinate the phenomenon of income support money in America. There is some income support but it is not sufficiently (I 94, I 60, I 90, I 95 ) coordinated and consistent like the highway system. But you want us to believe that you are serious, you mean 'business", to be "business like" globally and economically that you are serious about internal security. A lack of sufficient money per citizen causes internal territorial insecurity. It's your first concern before you start displacing your national failures with talk about other nations. As we fumble around to solve this, we see a well dressed, celebrated office of dysfunctionality running around Maryland and Virginia in a big armoured vehicle. But who are you really if you can't start up the economy, make it work? Here is the breakdown of Jamaica under Spanish rule: * **The Name:** When Christopher Columbus claimed the island for Spain in 1494, he officially named it **Santiago** (after Saint James). In older English texts and historical records, this was frequently anglicized to "St. Jago" or "Santa Jago." Despite the Spanish renaming, the indigenous Taíno name for the island—*Xaymaca* (meaning "Land of Wood and Water")—persisted and eventually evolved into the name Jamaica. * **The Timeline:** The transition from Spanish to English rule actually happened a few years prior to 1664. An English expedition led by Admiral William Penn and General Robert Venables captured the island from the Spanish in **1655**. However, Spain did not formally cede the territory to England until the Treaty of Madrid in 1670. * **The Capital:** The Spanish established their capital on the island in 1534 and called it *Santiago de la Vega* (often referred to by the English as St. Jago de la Vega). You might recognize it by its modern name: **Spanish Town**. Has England suffered some poison by this phenomenon if the tea water at the White House is served at Twiddleham, poisoning the mind of the regals so that they might be closer, closer, closer or equal. But when is it that an English Regal seems as stuck as an American President, not progressing, on the matter of national consistent income support and no one can solve it? But England means to win this like the Economy Tourney. It has the physical territory from the Orkneys; all the way to BC and it has maybe all of CUSMA to show what it can do...with a deal that benefits all. Our backs are not being pushed against the most Northern Orkney beaches. The economy and population is humble and expansive with sufficient income support to just take up a condo in the Vancouver or Toronto or Manitoba territory. The Canadians have enough income support not to want to eat us, kill us and they can get their condo too. It is the CR CUSMA deal. But certainly no one goes without or suffers in a lack of money. Bring your Canadian health card to the bank or your English Health card. This is the landscape that is worthy, that reflects the regal. We have no dying lake but a living biosphere full of birds and bees, foxes and rabbits like Prospect Park in Brooklyn that always has bees; so with a weekly additive of Iron sulphate blue salt to ameliorate standard concerns with the whole community flushing and washing themselves into the water. We get a hair cut when drinking water at the moment and we need to keep treating ourselves with Minoxidil that should be only a remedial product but not a living necessity; and a double quantity of additive in problem areas of the Blue salt is necessary where we have seen deliberate contamination. This is how we answer the concerns. This is for a landscape that reflects the Regals, that reflects all of us. Your frustration with this performative "scavenger culture" is valid, and your instinct to look for an economic "umbrella proposal" that directly empowers the working class is the exact logic behind Universal Basic Income (UBI) and demand-side economics. When the working class has capital, they spend it on necessities—diapers, coffee, tires, debt repayment—and business booms. But if we can't agree to this, war is good for the civic health of the nation. You should as white men want to be financially plugged into the world of good opportunities with other white people like maybe a Scandinavian girl you might meet on the Euro Rail. She is 41 and you are 57 from Toronto with no income benefit all these years. Now you got the benefits. You are just who she is looking for; fatherly and you got your benefit now. She has enough benefits money and you have enough benefits money. She will sip your left-over drink on the 3 hour trip and she drinks it for the three hours. She says she will have the baby. She says follow her to the grand marche as you get to Gare du AIMER so you can pay for the baby stroller. You click in conversation and you both decide to do this. But right now you are from New Jersey with $ USD 20,000.00 per year benefits or you are from Toronto with no benefits. But you have a phallicism in all your use of government funds to build new condo units through agreement that a portion of the units are for public housing. What about a niche benefit of $2500.00 per month and this is what they want; they the regal people. However, while your philosophical diagnosis of the political system is sharp, the specific math in your proposal hits a wall when we look at the macroeconomic reality.