President Obama Fires a Salvo of Security of Information Act and U.N. Charter Culpability at Canada’s Richest and Chinada Complicit Family: The Thomsons
© 2009 Brad Kempo B.A. LL.B.
Barrister & Solicitor
The coalition partnership is totally set on renditioning the most Security of Information Act and United Nations Charter violating malfeasant into the ‘Iron Fist’ prosecution system and after sentenced life in prison. There is absolute certainty to the thousands of “prison certainty” communiqués. In the private sector, next to the Desmarais family and Power Corporation executives, there is none more culpable than the Thomsons.
Through the Thomson Corporation’s CTV television network, especially its television stations and entertainment news program ETalk, the family perpetuated Chinese de facto governance and militarization and bragged about its achievements, especially stealth cognition technologies. Giving 21st century meaning to Lord Acton’s 1887 adage about how “absolute power corrupts absolutely”, being victims of their own success and party to the country’s “culture of entitlement” political and corporate culture, the Thomsons even cavalierly bragged about using advances in militarized hypnosis on police officers.
Because their ETalk employee Tanya Kim uttered the revolting “from lab to slab” combination death threat and militarized hypnosis confession on May 1, 2006 and another employee, former PM Mulroney’s son, Ben, confessed to being complicit and loyal to systemic violations of the international convention prohibiting human experimentation during the interview of a powerful Hollywood movie star on the 2008 Academy Awards red carpet, and the show being a platform for violating what’s documented in Chinada Recruits Child Soldiers in Violation of International Law, the richest family in the country is about to face the sting of international justice.
To send them a powerful message of imminent justice, President Obama took the lead from what was documented in these supplementals, especially the second one:
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Associated Press
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