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Statement - 70 years later, we all have a responsibility to speak out against hate: Marie-Claude Landry and Human Rights in Canada, Internally Displaced Persons and Article 25 of the UDHR.

The Federal Reserve is here...the people are over there...the basic income is sent from the Fed to the people and then much of the trepidation and sense of violence goes away since while you may not remember the other people, you are a part of the other people and they are your tenants and consumers. Basic income is good; for the building owner who has more reliable tenants and not everyone wants to live in the cold of North America, BODYGUARD TRAINING - CPO TRAINING | GI BILL TRAINING | BODYGUARD LICENSE...

Tabingo v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2013 FC 377 (CanLII); An excerpt.

In the Adlo/ Malhfotra scenario, we sought to schedule a motion to dismiss the claim as spurious and vexatious litigation that disclosed no case to answer. Our request for available dates to schedule the Motion did not meet with a collegial and professional response. For this, we have received apologies while the matter met with complaints as made by certain undisclosed onlookers within the profession and those individuals who did not respond to the request for available dates are now being dealt with by the Professional Regulatory Body for the breach of the professional rules of conduct. People like the claimant who violate HTA laws as a pedestrians and who cause scenarios deliberately that threaten the lives of motorists while attempting to take their own are not tortious victims and are not entitled to claim they were owed a duty of care that was breached by any motorist. It is the passenger in this scenario who walked out into the roadway illegally. As relevant to the Adlo vs. Malhfotra case that appeared in the news some time ago, see Rooplal vs. Fodor. Click here. Rooplal et al. v. Fodor et al. This is an interest case. Litigation and adding the TTCICL to the suit via a motion was not entirely necessary but it may have been only if; that is only if the statutory obligation to indemnify and provide coverage to the passenger who suffered the accident on TTC vehicle was denied by the TTCICL. They never made the indemnity claim directly with the TTCICL insurer but brought the Motion instead to add them as a defendant. Yet, the TTCICL is obligated to cover the plaintiff who was a passenger. The Motion was not statute barred. As a Litigant, her opportunity to sue had not entered into any Limitation period as an adverse, litigious issue had not arisen yet and nor would it unless her claim for indemnity was denied.

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This just in: The Chrysler Building owner has confirmed that it will develop a mixed use project in the building involving 1500 1500 sq foot condo units to be sold at USD 1,000,000.00 each. There will be an athletic center satisfying the offerings of most resorts today with a full weight room. The building is no longer on the market following a suggestion made by Angel Ronan Greenfield Urban Consulting.

There is One Room booked a week at USD 1500.00 or ten rooms booked a week at the comparative market rate of USD 700.00. What is better for your business, it's bottom line and it's monthly turn over? You are an all inclusive resort. The luxury rental building sits empty in Phil while a similar building is full in Minnesota. The buildings are owned by the same people. There is a basic income in Minnesota while there is no basic income in Ohio. The economy is booming in Minnesota while it is dying in Ohio. How long does it take to drive to Minnesota; from Ohio?

Japan makes thousands of vehicles but what if they found a way to maximise efficiency and displace their entire population from the assembly and building process? Imagine the emptiness for the people of Japan. There is no work but the cars are built and shipped overseas with maximum efficency. This is good. The North American is the consumer. After displacing their own population to facilitate a more efficient system of robotic production, will the American die off? They should have enough cash to buy the vehicle. Let us see the economic displacement of human life in America. What will the American do in an increased sense of unsettledness and human desperation in this tkt technological shift away from human labor? After displacing their own population to facilitate a more efficient system of robotic production, will the Japanese die off? No. The Japanese should have enough to buy and enjoy the vehicle also; Not just the American who has a salary or money from his less automated car factory job and uses his salary to buy a more reliable robotically built Japanese import as of 1977; right up to the present day. In all your getting, get understanding. Everybody gets car loans but it is the ability to pay. There are more Car loans in Asia than in North America as Asia supports and is committed to a basic income while people stoll work and run businesses. As the North American is dying off with insufficient basic income, Asian hegemony with its Asian population is expanding to fill the population gap in North America caused by a lack of commitment to basic income. Japan's solution followed Adam Smith's understanding of the importance of the buying and selling also known as consumption so a fraction of the trillions saved in automation will be disbursed to every Japanese person so they can buy, shop and enjoy the efficency of production in their country's chief export...and maybe there will be some people in America to buy the vehicles also.

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