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[Ep. #40] Untying The Knot

The adversary has tied a knot by putting our people into a seemingly contradictory ideological position. On the one hand, we support the Christian faith, but on the otherhand, the identity of Israel has been co-opted.
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[Ep. #39] Full & Frank Disclosure

This is an update regarding the ongoing matters between myself and the Crown where the prosecution continues to without disclosure in an attempt to prejudice the accused’s right to a fair trial.
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Reasonable Access To Democracy

In order to make full answer and defense (section 8(3) Criminal Code) to the charges pending in Court between Travis Patron and His Majesty The King (R v Patron), we require reasonable access to a democratic society as “guaranteed” by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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[Ep. #38] Justified By Faith

“Where a person is required or authorized by law to execute a process or to carry out a sentence, that person or any person who assists him is, if that person acts in good faith, justified in executing the process or in carrying out the sentence notwithstanding that the process or sentence is defective or that it was issued or imposed without jurisdiction or in excess of jurisdiction.” – section 25(2), Criminal Code
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[Ep. #37] Conflict of Interest in Canada

The Federal Government has been prioritizing foreign interests ahead of Canadian democracy.
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[Ep. #36] Foreign Interference In Canadian Democracy

The 44th Federal Election (September 20th, 2021) was held in the absence of the Canadian Nationalist Party. We reserve our right to have the validity of our imprisonment in Regina’s custody determined by habeas corpus, and where it is found to be illegal, a finding of fault under section 3 of the Charter where our right to stand for election to the House was interfered with by foreign entities for the purpose of transitioning us into the world’s first post-national country.
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[Ep. #35] Quid Pro Quo

If Canada is not a democracy, then it follows that Travis Patron is not a criminal.

It is a conflict of interest for the Crown to exclude political candidates from the 44th while they are being incarcerated in contravention of their section 10(c) Charter right to habeas corpus.

In a “free and democratic society” as defined by section 1 of the Charter, political candidates would not be excluded from Federal Elections in response to their ideological propaganda. To do otherwise is an infringement of their right to stand for election to the House of Commons, a House which has now passed Bill C-9 (Combatting Hate Act) in an attempt to curtail religious liberties under section 319 of the Criminal Code.

If Canadians have no say in what transpires in the House, such Bills ought to be deemed inadmissible within His Majesty’s Courts.