Sunday, May 19, 2013

ROB FORD Out of control crack addict or lovable friendly man of the people?


OR

Is this what the people want? Flawed humans like Ralph Klein,



comes to mind, although has wasn't as nasty as Rob Ford in his character.

What I am getting at in my slow pedantic way is that maybe drug use and addiction problems are not considered evil per say by people who also understand human nature.

Perhaps, as I find in my daily talking to people, Canadians are not so worried about what kind of drugs others use, but what type of citizen they are? 

So why the friggen drug act? If he is addicted to crack or/and alcohol, like Winston Churchill was, he still might be able to perform a dam sight better than others who are not, at least no worse.

Also, hasn't Toronto had a history of electing weirdos for Mayor? 

Hey, maybe I should move to Toronto before the next election?

Vote Bud Oracle for Mayor of Toronto Monday October 27th, 2014

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

NOTA....None Of The Above


A shameless spoiler of Ballots

It's voting day here in BC and I started with my morning video expounding on my political thinking and including a live conversation with a neighbor on the political scene made about one week ago. The next video is a record of my voting experience. I wish to show people how much fun it is.

Here is the first video "None of the Above"

And here is the voting "A Canadian Electoral Experience BC Votes May 14, 2013"



The actual mechanics of voting on our ballot, which was all black except for the three white circles beside the names, was that I wrote NOTA into all three spaces.

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

I am reinvented in my activism as a "Happiness Pebble Caster"

As I explain in the embedded videos, I am trying to take what I learned works for me from my experience as an activist and attempt to expose others to it in the hopes it will spur on acts of human bonding and spread joy in my community




























My newest Youtube Channel


Court Ordered Community Service Day 2 

(total of 5 lbs in 5.5 hours)

  Watch the trailer below

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

I trusted the RCMP revisited: a true story of murder trust and betrayal


Below is a retelling of it without having referred to the audio in a long while. You can see the emotional impact is still with me. I will continue to have added critical remarks in this blog post. It will allow a presentation of the videos in chronological format but also input from others hopefully.

I trusted the RCMP part 1 retold

The Intro



I trusted the RCMP part 2 retold

My daughter was concerned



I trusted the RCMP part 3 retold

Old Bertha


I trusted the RCMP part 4 retold

Rubbing the Magic Lamp


I trusted the RCMP part 5 retold

The Dog Attack


I trusted the RCMP retold part 6

"And so what do you do for a living Mr. Kaczor?"



I trusted the RCMP retold part 7

Bipolar diagnosis



I trusted the RCMP retold part 8

Did you ever work for the railroad?




I Trusted the RCMP retold part 9

Getting the train stopped on time




I trusted the RCMP retold part 10

"You leave us alone we'll leave you alone!"

One person, maybe a cop, asked me why I didn't stick to the agreement I shook the Superintendent's hand on. I answered him with "Mayerthorpe: Catching the Federal Government in an organized hate crime." If you listen carefully, the Commissioner of the RCMP, himself took blame for making hasty allegations and apologized for making them. I took it as the RCMP at the very top level reneging on their promise: "We'll leave you alone." I left them alone until they tried to pin the murders of the four Mounties in Mayerthorpe on me when I was up on pot growing charges. Unless I was up on those charges which I initiated, I would not have been a member of the targeted  "readily identifiable group" and not been able to legally complain. When you think about what these gangsters in serge did to those two Barrhead guys who were peripherally involved before the fact with Rosco who are serving long sentences to alleviate some of the responsibility for the accountability the RCMP in the dumbest of the public's eyes, I came off pretty good ALL BY MYSELF. This is the most corrupt institution in Canada because no one took oversight and responsibility for this gang of armed goons in more than a century. This corruption is so deeply entrenched it is, imo, a terminal cancer that no surgery will excise.





I trusted the RCMP retold part 11

A final understanding




Mayerthorpe: an organized hate crime

A "Trainwreck"




A true story retold still ongoing

Paul Boyd & Obstruction of Justice Chief Jim Chu VPD




Another true story

Removal of TASER Warning signs BC Courthouses



Sunday, July 1, 2012

American Autumn: an Occudoc, or Poppycock?

Tell me he's not a wolf! I miss him terribly!


Occudoc or Poppycock?




 What has turned me off the OWS movement is its focus on holding ground, as in public parks. This strategy, imo, can only lead to failure. Why? Because the real territory that must be occupied to win is the mind-scape, not landscape. Because the "enemy" is strongest in military tactics, armed uniformed men, and firepower. This conventional action, imo , sets the movement up for failure. We don't have the strength, nor do we want to use violent conflict, as our main tactic because it will turn us into terrorists in the easily duped eyes of the public. The establishment can easily inflate fears of social unrest in the public, into a rout against us. That is why I still wonder who is behind this, really. It sometimes seems to me to be a set up designed as a pre-emptive tactic to show the public that even large demonstrations can be easily controlled and squashed, that it is futile to attack the state. I wonder? A government that is capable of 9 11 is going to use every subversive tactic to win. Do you think that a country that has a century of covert destabilizing operations around the world, would not try this type of tactic? It sure beats overt armed conflict, like police state tactics, open to world media scrutiny as they did in the 60's and 70's. They almost lost that one because of the direct conflict which lost them support for the war in vietnam. Maybe it is just that the OWS have poor tacticians, logistic experts, and leaders, but it sure looks like it was set up to fail, to me.
When you are outnumbered, overwhelmed in firepower, the best tactic is not a frontal attack. It is surprising that a movement which claims to be expert in internet knowledge (smart enough to be co-creators of the internet) would then put all of its eggs in one territorial/real estate occupy movement. I have learned how effective even one determined person can be, demonstrating only one hour per day in front of the local courthouse and effectively writing about it on the internet. The Judge's words several times to me were "There has been a lot of discussion about you in Judge's chambers." I even had the Prime Minister's office on my blog twice in 2010. I wonder why a tactic of roving, simultaneously timed, set of large numbers of short lived demonstrations, in front of Police stations, courthouses, Post offices, tax offices, municipal offices, financial districts, everywhere all the time, wouldn't be a more effective tactic? THAT WAY THE OTHER SIDE HAS TO DISPERSE ITS RESOURCES AND THIN THEM OUT. LARGE NUMBERS OF DEMONSTRATIONS, EACH CONVENIENTLY LOCATE NEAR WOULD-BE DEMONSTRATORS/recruits WOULD DRAW OUT THE GOVERNMENT'S RESOURCES AND COSTS TO COUNTER THEM. As the government realizes that they can't go to these instant demonstrations and effectively disperse them before they disperse themselves and fade quietly away back into the urban jungle, they will abandon trying to jump here and there to stop them. Effectively that will mean victory on the entire landscape of North America. I can't see why a culture that can invent internet treasure hunts or instant gatherings on Facebook wouldn't do this instead of trying to hold wall street or Zucatti Park .

When we have the capacity and know how to digitally record each event and use the internet to inflate their value globally, we would soon BE THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA should we exercise this tool. If a single person like myself (a cyber dunderhead) could use these methods effectively, then why would this movement, whose expertise lies here, play by the opposition's rules on their playground? I am a very reluctant conspiracy theorist. I didn't even accept 9 11 until 2005. What I believe is that it seems very fishy to me that the name of a movement, "OCCUPY," would actually enshrine a losing tactic: "Concentrate all of our limited resources so that they can be easily corralled and taken out by police action." Wouldn't “Overthrow,” “Demolish,” or “Abolish” Wall Street be our goal, a better choice of movement names breaking away from the tradition of “changing-the-guard,” as in a new set of occupiers?
I ask that you remember the words “Ye are snared by the words of your mouth” (Proverbs 6.2) and apply that theory here.


Monday, June 11, 2012

Organized crime and Canadian Politicians work together



Tales of Quebec corruption

VPD crack down on Hells Angels member

Vancouver police consider crackdown against Hells Angels

"The inspector said they told the president "Mr. Stanton was engaged in activities and utilizing the club in what we believed to be an intimidation tactic. We advised the president at that time that it would be in his best interest to compel Mr. Stanton to stop doing that."
Asked about the reception, the inspector said "as far as I understand, it was respectful.""

If that don't sound like an ultimatum that might lead to murder I don't know what would. One of the reasons you won't find Inspector Brad Desmarais on Utube anymore is that he spoke those words in red into the camera. I know that many people still don't understand what it is I got so upset about. Let me explain it. In that statement he is saying that they asked the president of the HA to do something about their rogue member Juel Stanton. so Mr. Stanton falls not under the jurisdiction of the VPD, but is left for the HA to "compel Mr. Stanton to stop doing that." so you see that by leaving it up to the president of the HA to do the VPD's job of keeping the community safe, then anything is possible like a murder for instance. Were the VPD not capable of keeping the community safe? Why did they go to enlist the help of the HA? Would Mr. Stanton still be alive if the VPD had done their job and not enlisted the help of the HA? Can't get around that stupid bragging in the media about having done something to make the community safe by threatening the HA leadership with pressure to do something or else the VPD would target their criminal enterprises. Aren't they supposed to be doing that in the first place and not making deals to enlist the HA to help make our communities safe? This would come on the watch of that "progressive" Chief Jim Chu too, wouldn't it? I mean to not be able to see the optics of something like this means that our police leadership's thinking is so warped they are seeing black where there is white and visa versa. The VPD have no ethical bottom line, because they can't distinguish right from wrong anymore. That has become evident in many of their controversial cases like Paul Boyd others which are coming to light.  

Former Hells Angel Shot Dead in Vancouver

I am doing what I can to expose my personal government interactions both to the public and to the appropriate government agencies. I am not going to accept the lies and character assassinations by the government and its institutions and peacefully fade away. I am going to continue to write and expose what I know to be the case in my experience and offer my considered opinions. I pledge to be honest and to leave up my opinions, whether they are good or poor evaluations, for perusal in order to raise awareness and to show people that I can be wrong like everyone else. All I ask is that government live up to its obligations to me as a citizen as guaranteed under the constitution. My high school teachers told me it was a citizen’s duty to hold the government to account. Too bad so many other class mates were not paying attention to this vital foundational principle of democracy. If people don’t hold their governments to account, no one will. Decades of systematic corruption by every party in power through the various regions have wrought havoc to our cherished freedoms. Canadians are not cognizant of the fact that we have no accountability in any of the institutions which so freely spend our money. From F-35’s, to construction contracts the game continues to be ripping off these gullible hockey loving sheep.

OK, I am labelled a bipolar loonie, but sooner or later you will have to wake up to smell the coffee because it is brewing and your sleep must come to an end.


In the video below you will see a drug turf enforcer (organized crime?) being backed up by the VPD as his territory is threatened by political activists trying to put him out of business.

VPD works with patriots to promote lawlessness 1/3


Watch the cops misdirecting my call to them to report the assault in order to ARREST ME
Activist easy arrest 2/3





The VPD actually lied in court to twist this around as if the cameraman was the guy causing an assault. They stole the video had the pics of the attacker and never followed him to the drug operation in business for decades
Camera stolen cameraman unlawfully arrested part 3/3




If you notice, now there are no more videos of that well covered news conference where Brad Desmarais of the VPD publicly says that he has spoken to someone in the HA and asked them to do something about Juel Stanton only 3 months before his execution.
VPD works with the Hells Angels to make us "safe"



Take heed. Corruption and crime is entrenched within the very laws of Canada. Starting with the CDSA which has spawned the current violent crime landscape in this Country

Below is evidence that I still have an impact, perhaps even more so now, and there is no risk of arrest unless the cops wish to prove Canada to be a police state

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6NTCxv5QzU

Friday, June 8, 2012

Murder, he wrote: My stereo (bipolar) view



My stereo view


OK, these are the credits: Over all very good to excellent. A well covered and explored crime and the wider implications of Psychopathy. Good Work credit goes to Bob McKeown for skillfully patching it all together like a well-executed series of plays on a football field.  Also credit goes to all the Players, especially all the Detectives in Edmonton who contributed, the prosecutors who did an admirable job and were clearly deeply emotionally involved. (being a person who is almost governed by his emotions I commend the whole team for their honest input.)

Although I saw the original on line soon after I was too emotionally involved in my own legal battles (they are most likely on line) I have been doing a lot of on line research into psychopathy, mood disorders, schizophrenia, and mental variations of all kinds which strike me as interesting. I know that seldom people are “normal” and having been in jail in the remand center awaiting trial, having had a real psychopath confess/brag murder to me (I trusted theRCMP), and especially having been diagnosed as Bipolar myself, there is an attraction to this subject for me.  The diagnosis came when I was going through the hassles in Surrey described in this audio. It was made by government appointed doctors at the time I was going though the dog attack and interactions with the Surrey RCMP.  I do know that I don't display many of the symptoms that Paul Boyd seemed to possess according to what I heard his father described during an interview.

The on line specials in the sidebars of the Fifth Estate Web Page, both documentation and videos were keenly on topic and excellent in painting a very complete story, elements of which strike close to home. For instance, I display certain narcissistic tendencies as well, I have been extremely controlling at various points in my life. I also, used to lie a lot compared to now. (I have coined the phrase  “Humans are the fraudulent Apes")

Thankfully I am afraid of being or becoming a psychopath and repulsed by the thought of it. I have one definite asset that puts me far from the range of the average psychopath, I have empathy in spades. My emotions run infinitely deep even in a vicarious situation, to the point of expressing their depths by acting out spontaneously without reflecting on the overall risk or even negative side effects on myself. I suppose that risk taking trait is common in criminals as well. I have seen it while incarcerated, pot and psychedelic drug dealers were often proclaiming like me, that we had a freeman’s right (I met two others, one was badly beaten for his arrogant attitude) to do what we were doing. We were “honest”, “courageous” and “entrepreneurial’” types, or least we thought of ourselves as such.

I met a couple of psychopaths but some of my fellow inmates were also clearly mentally ill, of low intelligence, or in some kind of dangerous anti-social mood, or a combination of all three.

The comparison about having clearly documented my crimes on the internet is annoying to me, especially now that this psycho Magnota has exploded onto the scene. At first glance these  may seem similar, but I was keeping a journal as a way of others getting to know who I was when I ran for Vancouver city council. Also, it was a great way to expose my message about how detrimental our drug laws were and other political ideas. I truly feel oppressed as a ”good” citizen for the safe and peaceful choices I made. I felt that this was a way of giving back in compensation for all the errors I made earlier in life with my wives my children my friends. I had the skills in writing the knowledge and schooling and some credit as having been affective in changes I helped to make, especially like the turning in the Psycho killer and at that time blowing the whistle on the Federal Government’s organized hate-crime at the time of the Mayerthorpe tragedy in which four RCMP constables lost their lives.

Some people wonder whether I was delusional when I proclaimed that I was a “freeman on the Land” and that I was “Chief Justice Bud the Oracle from the Unincorporated Deuteronomical Society.” If I was delusional, then so is the Government of Canada as you can see if you google that phrase because you can clearly see my words as "Chief Justice" in the parliamentary record. Next, some of the more perceptive might say “well certainly you were very manipulative to have gotten the Federal of Canada to play along with you” (a psychopathic trait.) I’d reply to that: first off I only made the appearance, someone else did the manipulations to get us on the agenda (AND I DO WONDER ABOUT HIM NOW.) Second off, if this is true (which it is) Canada is in real trouble (which it is.)

I am relieved to know that compared to the demons which haunted this psychopath's mind, my hobbits are thankfully much less dangerous to the public. I was so emotionally struck by this story I had to write this article starting at about 5 am.

The emotional impacts for me were the would be victim's account of his escape, the account of the eyewitnesses and their frank admission that they might have prevented the murder if their fears hadn't ruled them, and the sad outcome for Mr. Atling and his family. I was touched also by the emotions of the detectives who worked on this case.

What struck me powerfully too, was how gullible college students were, and how accepting of on line dating communications as being true in the video clip on cyber dating. We are in trouble as a society. The availability of gullible victims for the psychopath to prey upon which is drawing out those with the tendencies/predisposition, the fact that likely our society is producing more of these abhorrent types and the increase in use of social media for dating will cause an increase in this type of crime. And don't forget the copycats of copycats, the mind numbing repetition of insanity with which we seem to plagued simply due to our technology and the ability to indulge our weirdest fantasies and try to go viral in the process.

Anyways alone at night in my place of confinement this was great food for thought. Thanks again to the Fifth Estate.