Some in the courts are hurting people daily as the RCMP can see
It is a gigantic puzzle.
Yes the Montreal Family Court System
did screw your friend.
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1. The courts are devastating Families daily as the RCMP can see.
2. And the court case is over because he can’t afford to go back.
3. And getting the RCMP to take a criminal action on one case is not going to occur; they said so on national TV last week.
4. And this is happening in Canada; we have Rights which are meaningless, without law enforcement.
5. And the meaning of "Wealth Loss" (because psychopaths are loose in our courts) doesn't get the news coverage.
6. And Families are fading away.
7. And Police forces are demoralized by what they see happening.
8. And the courts seem to be schizophrenic; blind to what is going on.
9. Nothing will happen until a TV Program like the Fifth Estate raises awareness.
10. And your friend in his 78th year is getting tired and his motivation is a heavy burden; even one tiny step at a time without ever being in site of the last step.
11. And your friend appeals for help to accomplish this mission.
12. And there is hypocrisy in this story, because the Governor General says we have a great legal system; but it has a moral aspect that needs comment as well.
13. It is all of the above and it needs your awareness and action.
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Tuesday, August 16
Change is happening quickly ?
I was perplexed by the Governal General's remarks.
I wrote in my blog on Monday, December 27, 2010 the following:
Today however the following article appeared, Wherein he comdenms the lawyers I am aiming at in my blog
Did the Governal General read my Blog? Every little bit moves us forward towards Justice.
“We need a new model for professionalism in law,” he said. “To borrow a saying from a sister profession: physician, heal thyself.”
Read more: http://www.canada.com/news/Governor+General+urges+lawyers+rebuild+public+trust/5254079/story.html#ixzz1VEx6lTjU
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"Canada’s lawyers and judges are losing sight of their commitments to justice and the public good, and the profession must reform itself and rebuild the trust of ordinary citizens, says Gov. Gen. David Johnston.
In a rare, forceful speech at the opening of the Canadian Bar Association’s annual meeting in Halifax on Sunday, Johnston issued a stinging assessment of the legal profession and pleaded with it to change."“We need a new model for professionalism in law,” he said. “To borrow a saying from a sister profession: physician, heal thyself.”
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Saturday, June 25
KINDNESS AT THE RIGHT TIME
June 25 2011.
To: my pal of over seventy years, Vic
I was lonely and praying to TGAA and you called me from San Francisco and raised my spirits when I needed it
Kindness plus
Bro. Love
Don
June
---- Homeless Again ---- God, please help me ----
Within one month I face being homeless once again.
I wonder, when I will find relief from this cycle of hurt.
Will I find the spiritual strength to survive again.
Will I see Kindness instead of Cruelty.
donwesley1933@live.com
http://innjustice.blogspot.com/2011/05/look-of-kindness-in-action.html
http://innjustice.blogspot.com/2011/05/saturday-may-07-11-to-my-diary-in-my.html
http://innjustice.blogspot.com/2011/04/end-of-april-2011-it-seems-like-living.html
http://innjustice.blogspot.com/2011/03/personal-death-threat-to-me-was.html
http://innjustice.blogspot.com/2010/12/word-about-abuse.html
Wednesday, June 22
The Chesterfield Saga - The Look of Kindness
http://innjustice.blogspot.com/2011/05/look-of-kindness-in-action.html
Dear Vic
This week, while my PT Cruiser is being repaired, Dave let me use his precious big old diesel truck and I put some gasoline in it by mistake. I became aware of my mistake within minutes, preventing the engine from blowing up. I contacted Dave and he told me to stop driving it immediately to prevent total damage.
I have had my own auto since the age of 14. I know the difference; why did I make this mistake? He knows that I knew it was a diesel truck. What is going on in my head. Am I just too overwhelmed by the thought of “Home to Homelessness?” I have driven vehicles for nearly 600 months without an accident. I thank the Lord above for loving me; but feel like I am unworthy of any sympathy. But help did come to me!
Moments ago Dave called me to say he drained the tank and refuelled. The fuel filter and other parts had to be changed as well. This cost him his precious unpaid time and a cash outlay.
He sternly told me not to cost him any more time and money. Then he said he was leaving me the keys again so I could pick it up again tomorrow morning and use it until I got my car back again. This truck is very important to Dave and his work away from work. He loves this truck; it has over 400,000 miles on it. He depends on this precious and expensive-to-replace truck to do work on the ranch.
You can’t imagine how stupid I feel and how many times I apologized. He confessed he has done the same error as me.
He forgave me with the rhythm of grace.
Dave is a great man and mason with a heart much bigger than his wallet.He really gets things done, for many souls in need. I love him for who he is. He really is someone very very special and very rare.
Wow, I have two very great and rare friends and I am becoming more aware of others who exist, and you are one of them Vic. Both of you are very aware and very caring about life around you.
This “Chesterville Saga” is really giving me some very rich lessons in life.
Recognizing kindness, in action, in this life makes me cry with joy (literally).
“Kindness” is so very precious; it feeds remarkable civility.
Individuals who give innately are rare.
Giving is more precious than receiving we have all been told.
Seeing it action is rare until we learn where it exists.
We cannot see what we don’t know exists.
We must learn to see it and celebrate it.
Cruelty is the opposite of kindness and injustice is the result.
We must also learn to see where injustice exists.
Seeing kindness and cruelty are essential to an economical and contented community life
Don
donwesley1933@live.com
Dear Vic
This week, while my PT Cruiser is being repaired, Dave let me use his precious big old diesel truck and I put some gasoline in it by mistake. I became aware of my mistake within minutes, preventing the engine from blowing up. I contacted Dave and he told me to stop driving it immediately to prevent total damage.
I have had my own auto since the age of 14. I know the difference; why did I make this mistake? He knows that I knew it was a diesel truck. What is going on in my head. Am I just too overwhelmed by the thought of “Home to Homelessness?” I have driven vehicles for nearly 600 months without an accident. I thank the Lord above for loving me; but feel like I am unworthy of any sympathy. But help did come to me!
Moments ago Dave called me to say he drained the tank and refuelled. The fuel filter and other parts had to be changed as well. This cost him his precious unpaid time and a cash outlay.
He sternly told me not to cost him any more time and money. Then he said he was leaving me the keys again so I could pick it up again tomorrow morning and use it until I got my car back again. This truck is very important to Dave and his work away from work. He loves this truck; it has over 400,000 miles on it. He depends on this precious and expensive-to-replace truck to do work on the ranch.
You can’t imagine how stupid I feel and how many times I apologized. He confessed he has done the same error as me.
He forgave me with the rhythm of grace.
Dave is a great man and mason with a heart much bigger than his wallet.He really gets things done, for many souls in need. I love him for who he is. He really is someone very very special and very rare.
Wow, I have two very great and rare friends and I am becoming more aware of others who exist, and you are one of them Vic. Both of you are very aware and very caring about life around you.
This “Chesterville Saga” is really giving me some very rich lessons in life.
Recognizing kindness, in action, in this life makes me cry with joy (literally).
“Kindness” is so very precious; it feeds remarkable civility.
Individuals who give innately are rare.
Giving is more precious than receiving we have all been told.
Seeing it action is rare until we learn where it exists.
We cannot see what we don’t know exists.
We must learn to see it and celebrate it.
Cruelty is the opposite of kindness and injustice is the result.
We must also learn to see where injustice exists.
Seeing kindness and cruelty are essential to an economical and contented community life
Don
donwesley1933@live.com