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Hester Lessard, Feminist Law, University of
Victoria


"Heterosexual View of Parenthood must be
ignored"
Lessard, Hester - Google Search;
Lessard, Hester: UVic Faculty of Law
"Trociuk is
.. a disheartening endorsement of biological concepts of
parenthood ... flawed .... it legitimizes a heterosexual view
of the family. .. It must be ignored."





 More:
News: Lessard,
Hester - Heterosexual view of Parenthood must be ignored
 News:
Smith, Judge Daphne, BCSC, for Child Trafficking;
Issus:
Trociuk, Darrell;
Issues:
Child Trafficking, Canadian;
Testimonials: Rick
Fredrickson of Saskatoon |
David Ramsay of Prince George: BC Judge &
Pedophile

BC Judge David Ramsay: - Google Search;
BC Judge David Ramsay: - Google Videos
This is a Judge practicing his sexual orientation
for decades while on the BC Bench. It is inconceivable that
the Law Enforcement officers and other Judges were unaware of all
his activities. Law Enforcement Officers, are of course unable
to act without the support of the Judiciary.
More:
News: Ramsay, Judge
David;
Testimonials:
Earle, Shane: Mount Cashel Orphange, NL;
Testimonials: Prior, Byron:
Sexual Abuse;
Testimonials: Earle,
Shane: Mount Cashel;;
Testimonials: Samson, Pierre:
Duplessis Orphans, QU
News: Mount Cashel
Orphanage, St. John's NL;
News: Duplessis Orphans:
Nazi Experiments
Orphange, NL
Issues: Boys Of St.
Vincent <Mount Cashel, NL>;
Issues: Judicial
Freemasonry
Issues:
Judicial Interpretation
Issues: Child
Trafficking by Public Officers & Judges |
Darrin White,
RIP of Prince George,
BC

Death by
Judicial Kleptomania
- Manslaughter, Suicide, March
2000
Darrin White, suicide, Prince George - Google Search;
Darrin White, suicide, Prince George - Google Video
"Darren
White died in March of 2000 by his own hand. BC Supreme Court
Master Doug Baker had just ordered Darren to pay
$2,071
per month in child and spousal support. His monthly income at
the time of that order was only $950 after taxes.
..He
was also paying $439 a month to support an
older child from a previous
marriage.
...
No one would listen to my
father , no one would give him a chance to speak. ... My dad was an
abused husband, he was abused by his wife, and the justice system.
... He was a kind man who fought a good fight but no matter what he
did or said, he could never win with this system. "
More...
Testimonials: Darren White, RIP
Testimonials:
Mark Dexel, RIP of Kamloops, BC;
Testimonials:
Manley, Perry: RIP
Testimonials:
Jeffery,
Hal & Danica
Issues:
Custody Orders not Enforced;
Issues:
Parental Alienation Syndrome;
Issues: Imputed
income;
Issues: Child
Support Fraud;
Issues: Debtors'
Prison Reinstituted |
Byron Prior: Adult Child of
Prostitute / Child Pimp Mother

Newfoundland's protection of Pedophiles in Public
Service
2008-09-16 PRIOR: Why wont anyone hear me Mission Unstoppable.mp3
Byron Prior - Google Search;
Byron Prior - Google Videos
Byron Prior is an
Adult Child of Sexual Abuse who is breaking the
"Conspiracy of Silence" of his family's Perpetrator.

EPT: PRIOR, Byron, Protection of Pedophiles in Public Service, 2006
DISCUSSION-EPT: PRIOR, Byron, Protection of Pedophiles in Public
Service



More:
Testimonials: Prior, Byron:
Sexual Abuse;
Testimonials: Mount
Cashel Orphanage, St. John's NL;
Issues:
Boys Of St. Vincent <Mount Cashel, NL>
News: Ramsay, Judge
David BC Judge & Pedophile
News:
Hickman, T. Alex, NL Judge, alleged Pedophile
Testimonials:
Earle, Shane: Mount Cashel Orphange, NL;
Testimonials:
Samson, Pierre: Duplessis Orphans, QU
News: Duplessis Orphans ;
Issues: Child
Trafficking by Public Officers & Judges;
Issues: Judicial
Freemasonry;
News:
Crowley, Aleister: Luciferian Freemasonry;
News: Pike,
Albert: Luciferian Freemasonry |
Dr. Rick Lohstroh, RIP August
2004

Mother Assisted Patricide:
Murdered by 10 year old Son with Mom's gun, Galveston, TX
Rick Lohstroh, murder - Google Search;
Rick Lohstroh, murder - Google Video
Deborah Geisler - Google Search
"Lohstroh, a 41-year-old
emergency-room doctor, was shot in the back Friday when he went to
pick up his two sons at their mother's home. Police say the
10-year-old boy climbed into the back of his father's sport utility
vehicle, fired a pistol several times through the back of the
driver's seat and then ran back inside the home."

More...
Testimonials: Lohstroh, Dr.
Rick, RIP: Mother Assisted Patricide;
Testimonials:
Winkler, Matthew-RIP: Immunity for Homicidal Moms;
Issues:
"Stockholm Syndrome" Paradigm Shift creates a "Victim-Perpetrator";
Issues:
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD;
Issues: Legal
Abuse Syndrome; |
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Arthur Brown of Port Alberni: ALS victim fights FMEP garnishing his
disability pension of "Child Support" for adult "Child" not living with her
mother |
BC ALS victim Art Brown fights FMEP garnishing his disability pension of
"Child Support" for adult "Child" not living with
her mother
2007-06-24_Brown-FMEP-NoticeofAttachmentCover.pdf
2007-02-26_Brown-FMEP-NoticeofAttachment.pdf
2007-06-18_Brown-Ombudsman.pdf
2007-06-01 FMEP oversteps its moral bounds
"Please go to
www.albernivalleynews.com and read the article
called
"Nothing Left To Give" The man in the article is
my boyfriend's father who has been diagnosed with ALS. Please read it.
It is about the battle he is now in against BC's Family Maintenance
Enforcement Program for his adult daughter. He need's all support he can
get. Thanks"
"My
name is
Arthur Brown and I was diagnosed with ALS which is
also known as
Lou Gehrig's disease Feb. 2006. This disease is
terminal and progressively gets worse, and we usually only live between
3-5 years after diagnosis, if we are lucky. THERE IS NO KNOWN
CAUSE OR CURE FOR ALS!!!! Here is my story, written by
Heather Reid, Reporter for
Alberni
Valley News."
Past Victims of
BC Courts &
FMEP




Discussion



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2007-05-25 Nothing Left to Give (Art Brown's
Disability pension gleaned by FMEP) "Last
year, Arthur Brown was diagnosed with
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (also known as
ALS or
Lou Gehrig’s Disease) and put on disability. In
addition to fighting for his life, he’s now embroiled in
an argument with B.C.’s
Family
Maintenance Enforcement Program (FMEP) over monetary
support for his adult daughter... ALS is a neuromuscular
disease that progresses rapidly. According to the ALS
society of Canada, 90 per cent of people with the
disease die within five years of diagnosis.
“Stress makes it worse,”
Berkeley said.
"Brown is the father of two adult
children: a son who’s 21 and a daughter who turned 19
last October. He and the children’s mother divorced 10
years ago, but Brown stayed involved in his kids’ lives.
Brown .. assumed that when his youngest reached
adulthood that the payments were finished, and given his
poor health, stopped sending the monthly cheques to his
former wife last October. But stopping support payments
isn’t that simple. Brown received a form letter from a
provincial agent explaining that unless his divorce
agreement explicitly states that support payments end,
he would have to continue paying. Two examples cited
were if the young adult still lives as a dependent in
the other parent’s home, or attends school full-time."
More:
Nothing Left To Give!!! - Alberni.ca Forums
2007-06-08 Art Brown heads to court;
"Brown faithfully made support payments for his two
children in the 10 years after his marriage dissolved.
He’s never questioned that responsibility. In October of
2006 his youngest turned 19, and Brown stopped sending
cheques to her mother. He’s since learned that
that’s not how it works. ... The
enforcement program’s website (www.fmep.gov.bc.ca)
states that payments may continue beyond the age of
majority if the child is living with and dependent on
the custodial parent or attending post-secondary school
full-time. Brown says that none of these conditions
apply to his youngest adult child. The FMEP
maintains that Brown’s former spouse has to agree to
stop the payments, which she has so far refused to do."
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2007-05-25_Nothing Left to Give By Heather Reid,
Alberni Valley News,
May 25 2007
Two years ago Art Brown was a
healthy mill worker who suffered from some stiffness in his legs. A
year later he was diagnosed with ALS, and now must use a wheelchair.
Last year, Arthur Brown was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral
sclerosis (also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s Disease) and put on
disability. In addition to fighting for his life, he’s now embroiled
in an argument with B.C.’s Family Maintenance Enforcement Program (FMEP)
over monetary support for his adult daughter.
“I ran out of money,” Brown said from his Beaver Creek home, where
he gets around in a wheelchair and has a friend, Helen Berkeley,
assisting with his daily living. ALS is a neuromuscular disease that
progresses rapidly. According to the ALS society of Canada, 90 per
cent of people with the disease die within five years of diagnosis.
“Stress makes it worse,” Berkeley said.
For years, Brown lived with pains and stiffness in his legs and feet
that he attributed to arthritis. Last January Brown collapsed on the
job at a local mill. That incident lead to the ALS diagnosis. The
disease has progressed so that Brown can no longer walk, although he
still has the use of both of his arms. He has a special pocket sewn
into the shin of his pantleg for a cellphone. It’s there so he can
call for help if he falls out of his wheelchair while his caregiver
is away.
Brown is the father of two adult children: a son who’s 21 and a
daughter who turned 19 last October. He and the children’s mother
divorced 10 years ago, but Brown stayed involved in his kids’ lives.
Brown says he never questioned providing support payments to his
kids, and never missed a payment. He assumed that when his youngest
reached adulthood that the payments were finished, and given his
poor health, stopped sending the monthly cheques to his former wife
last October.
But stopping support payments isn’t that simple. Brown received a
form letter from a provincial agent explaining that unless his
divorce agreement explicitly states that support payments end, he
would have to continue paying. Two examples cited were if the young
adult still lives as a dependent in the other parent’s home, or
attends school full-time.
Brown says that his daughter left home after graduating from high
school in the summer of 2005, and to the best of his knowledge she
hasn’t received support from her mother since then. The daughter
attended university in Victoria during that school year, then moved
to Nanaimo to live with her grandparents, planning to continue her
studies there.
“We gave her an education fund when she started school,” said her
maternal grandmother Julie Domino.
According to Brown, his daughter remained at her grandparents, but
stopped going to school full time last fall. Brown said that she
worked four days a week and attended two night classes each week. He
also said his daughter has told him she hasn’t received financial
help from her mother since she left home two years ago.
But that’s not the same information that Brown’s ex-wife provided to
the family maintenance program. In a form Lori Brown filled out in
October 2006, she says that her daughter will be enrolled in school
full time, that she doesn’t live in her home but that she pays rent
to her grandparents.
“She’s never paid a cent in rent,” Brown said of his daughter. He’s
written to the FMEP many times detailing his circumstances and
pointing out what he says is incorrect information from his former
spouse. All Brown has received in return have been form letters from
the FMEP with the last saying that they would withhold government
payments.
Brown is worried that that could mean garnisheeing his disability
pensions. “My life, my health, is the only thing now. My kids are
doing all right,” Brown said.
As it is, Brown can’t afford to have chelation treatments to remove
heavy metals from his body, which some ALS sufferers feel alleviate
symptoms of the disease. The naturopathic treatments aren’t covered
under medical services.
When all his monthly expenses are paid, he has $7.84 left over each
month.
Brown is mystified by the FMEP’s decision. “Everywhere I’ve gone,
I’ve been treated like dirt,” Brown says of his attempts to
communicate with the FMEP. “That whole system needs to be torn to
pieces and rebuilt,” he added.
Chris Beresford, director of Family Maintenance Enforcement Program
for all of B.C. admits that the system isn’t easy for people to
understand. While he wouldn’t comment on an individual case, he did
say that, “if both parents agree that support payments should stop,
then the payments stop.”
The parent with that power, Lori Brown, refused to comment on the
situation. Arthur Brown said that even his daughter told him she
didn’t want the payments to continue. His daughter declined an
interview.
Brown said his relationship with his daughter is good. She sent an
e-mail in April asking him to keep his eyes out for a job for her in
Port Alberni. The note closes with x’s and o’s.
Brown’s only recourse to have the family maintenance payments halted
is to take his ex-wife to court. But he’s overwhelmed with the idea
of having to deal with a court case as well as his failing health.
“I’ll help my daughter any way I can,” Brown said, but added that at
this point in his life financial support isn’t possible.
reporter@albernivalleynews.com
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Brown,
Art: FMEP thieves Pension
2007-06-08_Art Brown heads to court
By Heather Reid, Alberni Valley News, Jun 08 2007
Art Brown is getting help with his fight with the Family
Maintenance Enforcement Program (FMEP).
In recent weeks, Brown and his full-time caregiver Helen
Berkeley have been trying to get someone to hear Brown’s
case for ceasing child support payments to his adult
daughter.
“We had the (B.C.) Ombudsman call this morning,” Brown said.
Now, a friend who works in government administration has
come onboard to help file documents for a court case to
determine the matter.
Brown faithfully made support payments for his two children
in the 10 years after his marriage dissolved. He’s never
questioned that responsibility. In October of 2006 his
youngest turned 19, and Brown stopped sending cheques to her
mother.
He’s since learned that that’s not how it works.
The enforcement program’s website (
www.fmep.gov.bc.ca )
states that payments may continue beyond the age of majority
if the child is living with and dependent on the custodial
parent or attending post-secondary school full-time.
<SCAM!!!> Brown
says that none of these conditions apply to his youngest
adult child.
The FMEP maintains that Brown’s former spouse has to agree
to stop the payments, which she has so far refused to do.
It’s not that Brown wouldn’t like to continue to help his
adult daughter financially – it’s that he can’t.
Brown hasn’t been able to work since he was diagnosed with
ALS, or Lou Gehrig’s disease, a year and a half ago. He has
been getting by on a disability pension, but the powers that
be have demanded that he continue making payments decided
years ago under very different circumstances. His condition
is terminal and sufferers are typically given three to five
years to live once diagnosed.
“The FMEP was put in place to collect monies from deadbeat
parents, not dying men,” Brown says.
Brown says the FMEP made good on its threat to garnishee his
disability income on June 1. He’s learned that there’s a
lein on his Beaver Creek home.
“There has to be some accountability,” Berkeley said.
reporter@albernivalleynews.com |
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