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|    John KingofthePaupers Turmel to All    |
|    TURMEL: Supreme Court Reconsider C26 "Ph    |
|    13 Jul 16 09:12:36    |
      From: johnturmel@yahoo.com              JCT: Of the original 270 Gold Stars at the April 29 2014 Big       Event, 50 had filed motions for interim exemptions for       Personal Medical Use with Affidavits including their MMAR       permit information.              Like FBI Director Comey looked at all the evidence then said       "Not enough," Judge Phelan looked at their permit number and       said "Not enough!" See how the Judge's Prerogative works? No       matter the evidence, he can always say he has not seen       enough. Of course, having his eyes closed helps him stay       truthful. Har har har.              But here, we argue Judge Phelan had no right to demand to       see our medical information. None of his business to deny       meds to patients without a medical license but he and       Justice Manson did it anyway.              So 26 filed kits to appeal and the Court of Appeal dismissed       saying they couldn't interfere with Phelan's discretion to       decide to let them suffer or die. No kidding. David Shea       action for Exemption for Personal Medical Use was stayed by       Phelan and now he's dead. Of course, Phelan decreased his       chances of survival, of course, he's statistically culpable       even if never found guilty on this earth.              And 9 filed kits for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of       Canada against Phelan not giving out the meds without seeing       the medical files.       John Turmel       Ray Turmel       Sharon Misener       Art Jackes       Cheryle Hawkins       Terry Parker       Heidi Chartrand       Stephen Burrows       Robert Roy              Supreme Court of Canada Justices McLachlin, Moldaver, Gascon       dismissed accepting Phelan keeping patients away from their       meds was a discretion he had that should not be tampered       with. Too bad about all the corpses.              Now, there is a rarely used option to move for       reconsideration. But it take something extra. I've done it       before when I really wanted to slam the judges for being       unjust. Stick the crime in their faces. And I didn't have a       final stake to the heart I could use and wasn't going to       urge people to file it just to have it rejected with nothing       new.              But as I was talking to Sharon Misener last week about her       recent problems with the legislation, she was laid low by       her tumors for months and had to shut down her grow, can't       change to a DG! And then, she had no access to oil when she       did get sick. Luckily, an angel sent her some that started       her on her way to recovery. But that peril remains. Get       sicker, no meds.              I grew so incensed that the zinger I was looking for to file       for reconsideration came up:              Manson cut off cheap meds to 18,000 patients.       Phelan played doctor to keep those cut off from getting back       on their meds.       The 3 Court of Appeal panel ruled they saw no reason to       interfere with Phelan's discretion.       The 3 Supreme Court of Canada panel too.              If a doctor had cut off half a hospital's prescriptions       based on the dates of their prescriptions,       If a panel saw no reason to interfere with his discretion to       cut off half the patients for a non-medical reason,       If the final panel saw no reason to interfere with cutting       off half the patients meds based on dates,       Those doctors would be on death row.       As you judges responsible for such suffering and death merit       the same distinction.              Sure, Phelan's got all the files stalled on his desk right       now, but when this is over, it'll be time to tally the toll       of souls he caused to die, legally, his discretion. Just       like in Heaven, the real punishment is the shame of everyone       knowing the evil you did. And when it results in dead       people, I wonder what it'll be like wandering around heaven       with everyone knowing you killed people. Maybe the wicked       will remain silent in the grave if coming out causes too       much vomit in the bleachers.              Anyway, we had 10 days from June 3 and that would make us       late now except Supreme Court doesn't sit in July so we have       until Aug 3, not July 3 to file.              Since I have all the right materials, and it will be short,       just a punch line for those who want to explain how it hurt.       So those who want to file a motion for reconsideration, just       send me an image or picture of your signature and any       personal details you'd like to add about how you suffered,       and I'll prepare them here and mail them all in together.              If doctors would end up on death row for cutting meds for       non-medical reasons, why not judges? Oh right, they weren't       doctors, no professional misconduct! Just corpses.              So, those who want to deem judges as guilty as doctors in       cutting meds to patients, make sure I have your signatures       and anything you'd like to add to the guys who should be on       death row for letting Phelan play doctor with patient lives.              What do you think, will telling them they deserve death row       for what they've done get reconsideration? Even if not, nice       ending to the case for historians.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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