COURAGE - TRUTH - JUSTICE / COURAGE - VÉRITÉ - JUSTICE
COURAGE - TRUTH - JUSTICE / COURAGE - VÉRITÉ - JUSTICE
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As well as the french version is an automated translation, and may contain translation mistakes due to software limitations.
La déclaration de mission suivante est périmée, sera révisée, ne doit pas être considérée comme présentement en vigueur et valide.
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The Royal Public Society of Canada, Société Royale Publique du Canada (SRPC), was enacted on July 1st, 2017 by Denis Paiement, King of Canada. The (SRPC) is a not-for-profit society enacted to form the official, lawful and constitutional dejure Government of Canada by consent and authorization of the People of Canada, under the Great Seal of Canada, by the Canada Act 1982, c. 11 (UK).
The SRPC, an unregistered public corporation, will act temporarily as the governing body of Canada, Sovereign of Canada, to establish in the simplest way possible the true government elected by the people of Canada, according to the Canada Act 1982, c. 11 (UK).
The members of the S.R.P.C. are volunteers, free, voluntary or otherwise, working in the name of public order and for the good government of Canada, directly under the authority and jurisdiction of the Sovereign of Canada, by DENIS PREMIER, King of Canada, as the Federal equivalents, subject to the Canada Act 1982, c. 11 (UK) such as any other public servant.
All members of the SRPC are personally liable for their own acts, protected under extraordinary recourse, as a matter of urgency, in assistance to person in danger, by the Law of the Good Samaritan act.
The SRPC evolved after the 2015 Grand Jury of the People of Canada. The final judgement, which has been communicated in the public domain, to all major stakeholders, has been largely ignored, even after having received a Default Judgement from the Supreme Court of Canada (File #37104). The grievances are many, and the charges are serious. The involved parties who, by their own actions, inactions, omissions or ignorance, have plotted over many years to defraud the Canadian people of a legitimate constitutional monarchy and constitutional governance.
The Free Association of the People's Grand Jury Tribunal of Canada studies the state as a whole, denouncing crime, injustice or inequality, seeking redress or correction in a lawful, legitimate and constitutional way in the context of Representative Democracy and the Constitutional Monarchy.
What We Stand For
The SRPC does not advocate a rebellion, a revolt or a revolution, nor an unlawful or criminal opposition. The SRPC has a mandate to redress the wrongs that have occurred, for public order and good governance.
Constitutional Governance
The SRPC recognizes the Constitution Act 1867-1982 as the Supreme Law of Canada. Under the direction of the Royal Sovereign, the Government of Canada, as well as Provinces or Territories under its authority, are founded, and thus governed by free and informed consent, according to the Constitution. Good government requires that public policy be based on the Supreme Law of the Constitution of Canada, which renders inoperative any contrary provision. Also included in these documents are the Acts of the British Empire Parliament relating to good government, prior to or subsequent to the 1867 BNA Act. This includes, but is not limited to, the Bill of Right (1689), Act of Settlement (1701), and the Magna Carta Libertatum (1215).
Law and Justice
The SRPC will immediately reinstate, according to the Canada Act 1982, c. 11 (UK), or before, the King's Bench and the People's Grand Jury according to the tradition or custom of the People of Canada. Both instances are superior in fact and in law, above any other state court, directly under the authority and jurisdiction of the Sovereign of Canada. This is an important legal measure of protection essential for the People of Canada against tyranny. This, through the full responsibility of the Department of Justice Canada, as soon as possible after compliance with the Canada Act 1982, c. 11 (UK). The formation of both of these tribunals, currently non-existent, is under the sole discretion of the decision of the S.R.P.C. The conditions for recovery of such tribunals remains to be established in practice, which will subsequently be communicated.
Withdraw from International Organizations
The SRPC will immediately, by Public Proclamation, place into effect the retiring consent to the following International Organizations:
· UN – United Nations
· NATO – North Atlantic Treaty Organization
· IMF – International Monetary Fund
· BIS – International Bank of Settlements
· BM – World Bank
The SRPC recognizes that the consent to participate in the private corporations listed above, did not come from the people of Canada, therefore these agreements are considered invalid and unconstitutional.
Monetary Reform
The SRPC will immediately undertake a monetary reform review. A monetary reform act will outline the measures necessary to restore confidence in and governmental control over money and credit, to stabilize the economy, to retire the national debt, to withdraw from international banks, to restore political accountability for monetary policy, and to remove the causes of economic depressions, without additional taxation, inflation or deflation, and for other purposes. A strong monetary reform policy combined with the political will to achieve a sovereign debt-free money system for the benefit of all Canadians, is well within our grasp.
Environmental Reform
The SRPC will immediately begin to build a solid Environmental Reform Policy that seeks to build a foundation whereby environmental regulation and environmental policy are based on sound science and rational economic considerations. The environmental reform act will ensure a future for Canadians whereby the primary life sources of air, water and food sources will be protected for generations to come. There is a great need for a cradle to grave assessment of all sources with a potential to harm the environment to be thoroughly vetted prior to granting licence privileges.
HealthCare Reform
The SRPC will undertake a review of the healthcare system in Canada and determine how best to increase the services available, increase the quality of those services, and ensure that the best services are available to all citizens of Canada. Health care reform will also undertake a review of service providers, insurance providers, and pharmaceutical practices in an effort to ensure fairness, sustainability and most importantly, quality of products and services. Healthcare reform will also expand the role of naturopathy and homeopathy as viable care options, provide funding to conduct further research in this area, and integrate these practices into the current medical paradigm.
La Société Royale Publique du Canada, Société Royale Publique du Canada (SRPC), a été promulguée le 1er juillet 2017 par Denis Paiement, Roi du Canada. La (SRPC) est une société sans but lucratif créée pour former le gouvernement officiel, légal et constitutionnel de jure du Canada avec le consentement et l'autorisation du peuple canadien, sous le grand sceau du Canada, par la Loi sur le Canada de 1982, c. 11 (Royaume-Uni).
La SRPC, une société publique non enregistrée, agira temporairement comme organe directeur du Canada, Souverain du Canada, pour établir de la manière la plus simple possible le véritable gouvernement élu par le peuple canadien, selon la Loi sur le Canada 1982, c. 11 (Royaume-Uni).
Les membres de la S.R.P.C. sont des volontaires, libres, volontaires ou non, travaillant au nom de l'ordre public et pour le bon gouvernement du Canada, directement sous l'autorité et la juridiction du Souverain du Canada, par DENIS PREMIER, Roi du Canada, comme les équivalents fédéraux, sous réserve à la Loi de 1982 sur le Canada, ch. 11 (Royaume-Uni) comme tout autre fonctionnaire.
Tous les membres de la SRPC sont personnellement responsables de leurs propres actes, protégés au titre du recours extraordinaire, en urgence, en assistance à personne en danger, par la loi du Bon Samaritain.
La SRPC a évolué après le Grand Jury du Peuple du Canada de 2015. Le jugement final, qui a été communiqué dans le domaine public à toutes les principales parties prenantes, a été largement ignoré, même après avoir reçu un jugement par défaut de la Cour suprême du Canada (dossier #37104). Les griefs sont nombreux et les accusations sont graves. Les parties concernées qui, par leurs propres actions, inactions, omissions ou ignorance, ont comploté pendant de nombreuses années pour priver le peuple canadien d'une monarchie constitutionnelle légitime et d'une gouvernance constitutionnelle.
L'association libre du Tribunal du Grand Jury du Peuple du Canada étudie l'état dans son ensemble, dénonçant le crime, l'injustice ou l'inégalité, cherchant réparation ou correction de manière légale, légitime et constitutionnelle dans le contexte de la démocratie représentative et de la monarchie constitutionnelle.
Ce que nous défendons:
La SRPC ne prône pas une rébellion, une révolte ou une révolution, ni une opposition illégale ou criminelle. La SRPC a pour mandat de réparer les torts qui se sont produits, pour l'ordre public et la bonne gouvernance.
Gouvernance constitutionnelle:
La SRPC reconnaît la Loi constitutionnelle de 1867-1982 comme la loi suprême du Canada. Sous la direction du Souverain Royal, le gouvernement du Canada, ainsi que les provinces ou territoires sous son autorité, sont fondés, et donc régis par consentement libre et éclairé, conformément à la Constitution. Le bon gouvernement exige que l'ordre public soit fondé sur la loi suprême de la Constitution du Canada, qui rend inopérante toute disposition contraire. Sont également inclus dans ces documents les lois du Parlement de l'Empire britannique relatives au bon gouvernement, antérieures ou postérieures à l'AANB de 1867. Cela inclut, mais sans s'y limiter, le Bill of Right (1689), l'Act of Settlement (1701) et la Magna Carta Libertatum (1215).
Droit et Justice:
La SRPC rétablira immédiatement, conformément à la Loi sur le Canada 1982, ch. 11 (Royaume-Uni), ou avant, le banc du roi et le grand jury populaire selon la tradition ou la coutume du peuple canadien. Les deux instances sont supérieures en fait et en droit à tout autre tribunal d'État, directement sous l'autorité et la juridiction du Souverain du Canada. Il s'agit d'une importante mesure juridique de protection essentielle pour le peuple canadien contre la tyrannie. Ceci, sous l'entière responsabilité du ministère de la Justice du Canada, dès que possible après la conformité à la Loi sur le Canada de 1982, ch. 11 (Royaume-Uni). La formation de ces deux tribunaux, actuellement inexistants, relève de la seule discrétion de la décision de la S.R.P.C. Les conditions de recouvrement de ces tribunaux restent à établir dans la pratique, qui sera ultérieurement communiquée.
Se retirer des organisations internationales:
La SRPC mettra immédiatement en vigueur, par proclamation publique, le consentement de retrait aux organisations internationales suivantes :
· ONU - Nations Unies
· OTAN - Organisation du Traité de l'Atlantique Nord
· FMI - Fonds monétaire international
· BRI - Banque internationale des règlements
· BM – Banque mondiale
La SRPC reconnaît que le consentement à participer aux sociétés privées énumérées ci-dessus n'est pas venu du peuple canadien, par conséquent, ces accords sont considérés comme invalides et inconstitutionnels.
Réforme monétaire:
La SRPC entreprendra immédiatement un examen de la réforme monétaire. Une loi sur la réforme monétaire définira les mesures nécessaires pour rétablir la confiance et le contrôle gouvernemental sur la monnaie et le crédit, stabiliser l'économie, rembourser la dette nationale, se retirer des banques internationales, rétablir la responsabilité politique de la politique monétaire et supprimer la causes de dépressions économiques, sans taxation supplémentaire, inflation ou déflation, et à d'autres fins. Une solide politique de réforme monétaire combinée à la volonté politique de parvenir à un système monétaire sans dette souveraine au profit de tous les Canadiens est tout à fait à notre portée.
Réforme environnementale:
La SRPC commencera immédiatement à élaborer une solide politique de réforme environnementale qui vise à jeter les bases d'une réglementation et d'une politique environnementales fondées sur des données scientifiques solides et des considérations économiques rationnelles. La Loi sur la réforme de l'environnement assurera un avenir aux Canadiens grâce auquel les principales sources de vie que sont l'air, l'eau et les sources de nourriture seront protégées pour les générations à venir. Il y a un grand besoin d'une évaluation du berceau à la tombe de toutes les sources susceptibles de nuire à l'environnement pour être soigneusement vérifiées avant d'accorder des privilèges de licence.
Réforme des soins de santé:
La SRPC entreprendra un examen du système de santé au Canada et déterminera la meilleure façon d'augmenter les services disponibles, d'améliorer la qualité de ces services et de s'assurer que les meilleurs services sont disponibles pour tous les citoyens du Canada. La réforme des soins de santé entreprendra également un examen des prestataires de services, des assureurs et des pratiques pharmaceutiques dans le but d'assurer l'équité, la durabilité et, surtout, la qualité des produits et services. La réforme des soins de santé élargira également le rôle de la naturopathie et de l'homéopathie en tant qu'options de soins viables, fournira des fonds pour mener d'autres recherches dans ce domaine et intégrera ces pratiques dans le paradigme médical actuel.
This was not done because ''we like it'' or simply because ''we wanted to''. It was done in March 2017, originally in French, in La Macaza (Canada) townhall. It was plead before a notary public as an authentic act, and recently translated. The taking back of the country of Canada was and is a national emergency. The DE FACTO government has lost public trust, and has been acting as a criminal enterprise, it needed to be done ... by and for the People. SocietyRPC has no private interest in doing, and do not have the intention of taking it back for our private interest, glory or personal benefit.
A number of individuals have shared with us their personal account of challenges they have faced with the current justice system here in Canada. People reach out to anyone who may be able to provide a solution to the situation in which they find themselves embroiled in, often through no fault of their own. While we are not in a position to offer remedy to these individuals, we are able to comment on the current judicial system and how the delivery of justice is contrary to the Constitution Act 1867-1982.
Here is a capture from a Supreme Court Case which was filed in 2017, S.C.C File No. 37325 This verifies the authenticity.
This is a snapshot from the affidavit from a retired RCMP officer, admitting that there is serious corruption within the justice system between judges, lawyers and court staff, involving payoffs, bribery and case fixing.
This corruption frees criminals from accountability to their crimes, but it also allows for the framing of innocent individuals to the favor of criminals. This is contrary to the Constitution Act.
Let us start with Article 52 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, taken directly from the constitution act. The constitution is the supreme law of Canada, meaning that no other law, which is contrary or inconsistent with what is stated in the constitution, has no effect.
Primacy of Constitution of Canada
· 52. (1) The Constitution of Canada is the supreme law of Canada, and any law that is inconsistent with the provisions of the Constitution is, to the extent of the inconsistency, of no force or effect.
Article 32 of the Constitution Act 1867-1982 explains that the Charter of Rights and Freedoms applies to the Parliament and to Government. It does not apply to people outside of the government who have no contract with the government, meaning average citizens. It is the supreme law and the responsibility of the government or anyone who works on behalf of the government to ensure that these fundamental freedoms are upheld.
Application of Charter
· 32. (1) This Charter applies
o (a) to the Parliament and government of Canada in respect of all matters within the authority of Parliament including all matters relating to the Yukon Territory and Northwest Territories; and
o (b) to the legislature and government of each province in respect of all matters within the authority of the legislature of each province.
The legal rights for individuals are laid out in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The government must ensure that these rights are protected for individuals as outlined in the constitution Act 1867-1982.
Legal Rights
Marginal note: Life, liberty and security of person
7. Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of the person and the right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.
Marginal note: Search or seizure
8. Everyone has the right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure.
Marginal note: Detention or imprisonment
9. Everyone has the right not to be arbitrarily detained or imprisoned.
Marginal note: Arrest or detention
10. Everyone has the right on arrest or detention
· (a) to be informed promptly of the reasons therefor;
· (b) to retain and instruct counsel without delay and to be informed of that right; and
· (c) to have the validity of the detention determined by way of habeas corpusand to be released if the detention is not lawful.
Marginal note: Proceedings in criminal and penal matters
11. Any person charged with an offence has the right
· (a) to be informed without unreasonable delay of the specific offence;
· (b) to be tried within a reasonable time;
· (c) not to be compelled to be a witness in proceedings against that person in respect of the offence;
· (d) to be presumed innocent until proven guilty according to law in a fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal;
· (e) not to be denied reasonable bail without just cause;
· (f) except in the case of an offence under military law tried before a military tribunal, to the benefit of trial by jury where the maximum punishment for the offence is imprisonment for five years or a more severe punishment;
· (g) not to be found guilty on account of any act or omission unless, at the time of the act or omission, it constituted an offence under Canadian or international law or was criminal according to the general principles of law recognized by the community of nations;
· (h) if finally acquitted of the offence, not to be tried for it again and, if finally found guilty and punished for the offence, not to be tried or punished for it again; and
· (i) if found guilty of the offence and if the punishment for the offence has been varied between the time of commission and the time of sentencing, to the benefit of the lesser punishment.
Marginal note: Treatment or punishment
12. Everyone has the right not to be subjected to any cruel and unusual treatment or punishment.
Marginal note: Self-crimination
13. A witness who testifies in any proceedings has the right not to have any incriminating evidence so given used to incriminate that witness in any other proceedings, except in a prosecution for perjury or for the giving of contradictory evidence.
Marginal note: Interpreter
14. A party or witness in any proceedings who does not understand or speak the language in which the proceedings are conducted or who is deaf has the right to the assistance of an interpreter.
How is it possible that the government is ensuring these rights for the citizens of our country when a case like the one mentioned at the beginning of this article are being heard and being dismissed from our court systems, with no accountability to the individuals who are implicated in the corruption. There are so many instances, documented in our court system, whereby individuals are not being granted the constitutional rights to which they are entitled. Individuals’ fundamental freedoms are eroded to the point that there is no faith in our current justice system.
The Royal Public Society of Canada has adopted the Constitution Act 1867-1982 as the guiding document for the society and will endeavor to uphold the individual rights and freedoms that Canadians expect. The Royal Public Society of Canada will also recognize the validity of the Magna Carta and the return of common law to our court systems. Our mission statement offers the following:
Law and Justice
The SRPC will immediately reinstate, according to the Canada Act 1982, c. 11 (UK), or before, the King's Bench and the People's Grand Jury according to the tradition or custom of the People of Canada. Both instances are superior in fact and in law, above any other state court, directly under the authority and jurisdiction of the Sovereign of Canada. This is an important legal measure of protection essential for the People of Canada against tyranny. This, through the full responsibility of the Department of Justice Canada, as soon as possible after compliance with the Canada Act 1982, c. 11 (UK). The formation of both of these tribunals, currently non-existent, is under the sole discretion of the decision of the S.R.P.C. The conditions for recovery of such tribunals remains to be established in practice, which will subsequently be communicated.
This is the only way that we can return to a just society where the misdeeds of criminals do not go without consequence and where innocent individuals cannot be unjustly embroiled in false accusations. The common law method of justice is the only way to grant the citizens of our nation trust in the courts, and in the process that ensures their fundamental rights are adhered to and maintained with confidence. A broken system cannot be repaired with more of the same weak processes. Only a new fresh system of justice will ensure that we can move forward with confidence.
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