From: bo774@FreeNet.Carleton.CA   
      
   The Patrick Michael Sullivan UCM Repost Project (pms@tkcspeedwagon.com) writes:   
   > ***   
   > UPDATE: The Matter of the Bankruptcy of Patrick Michael Sullivan was heard at   
   > the Victoria Law Courts, 850 Burdett St, Victoria, British Columbia on   
   Monday,   
   > October 25, 2010.   
   >   
   > Sullivan's application for an uncondtional discharge from bankruptcy was   
   denied.   
      
   Congratulations on this latest victory, and on your earlier victory in Nanaimo.   
      
   It has been a long and expensive legal struggle, but you were vindicated in   
   the end.   
      
   That said, you might want to reduce your excesxive multi posting and the   
   frequency   
   and size of your posts. Many ISPs would reject an outgoing usenet post with   
   such a   
   long  Newsgroups: groups list.   
      
   Other ISPs would filter it as usenet spam and not let your posts pass into   
   their   
   usenet reader servers.   
      
   When complaining about internet abuse it is important not to give the other   
   side   
   any plausible basis to describe yourself as an internet abuser. The frequency   
   and   
   group count of your posts exceed many ISPs Terms of Service / Acceptable Use   
   Policies.   
      
   > The creation and weekly publication of The Patrick Michael Sullivan of   
   Nanaimo   
   > FUUQ-U has now become necessary, as Sullivan has, for over two years, been in   
   > contempt of court.   
      
   Don't follow you there. Judges can deal with contempt without assistance.   
      
   They can also deal with Criminal Libelers, if neccesary. Dr. Michael Geist, a   
   Canadian Expert on Internet law, has said that Criminal Libel provisions still   
   have a place for scofflaws who regard themselves as judgement proof.   
      
   > Note also that Patrick Michael Sullivan declared bankruptcy only when   
   attempts   
   > were made to garnish his wages   
      
   How did that turn out for him?   
      
   Canadian Defamation awards are not affected by bankruptcy, are they?   
      
   I suspect this judgement, and Justice Halfyard's description of PMS will follow   
   him for the rest of his life, and beyond to embarass his family after his   
   death.   
      
   - action to garnish his wages alerting employers who were not aware of his   
        outrageous conduct and how it might reflect on them   
   - background checks when he applies for new jobs, people with massive debts   
        are considered less reliable, in addition to Justice Halfyard's words   
        decribing the outrageous conduct of PMS   
   - credit checks when applying for loans, and goods and services   
     - buying a new or used car   
     - buying or renting a home or apartment   
     - higher interest rates or denied applications   
     - buying major appliances   
     - being forced to pay in advance and wait for the check to clear for fuel   
       oil deliveries, and for unregulated phone or cable services   
   - having his family embarassed, forever, by his conduct   
   --   
   'A mind is a terrible thing to waste.' United Negro College Fund   
      
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