Deryl Zeleny’s Campaign Against Legal and Financial Corruption in Canada

 

Deryl Zeleny’s Campaign Against Legal and Financial Corruption in Canada

 

Deryl Zeleny talks about his one-man campaign against what he has clearly exposed as massive, endemic corruption in the Canadian Political and Financial Systems.

https://i-uv.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Deryl-Zeleny-2013-04-08_22-33-31.mp3 Listen to of Interview with Captain Deryl Zeleny (Royal Canadian Air Force retired)Read the Transcript of this conversation here

In Canada, foreclosures have been turned into a standard rubber stamp process where the victim has no means of obtaining any remedy in the the courts. This process is deliberately targeting the home mortgages of the people of Canada.

For Deryl this journey started well before he became aware of the actions of the One Peoples Public Trust actions in December 2012.

It began when he was brought out of retirement to investigate future threats to the sovereignty of Canada and advise the Canadian Government on appropriate action.

His conclusion was that the Canadian Government and the Banks WERE the threat to the sovereignty of Canada. An informative and inspiring discussion.

Chris Hales - The Collective Imagination

 

Email Blast to support Deryl in his quest:

Deryl is a fearless DO’er and will prevail in his quest especially if we support him directly with Courtesy Notices and Foreclosure flyers sent to those individuals in the system that are currently involved in unlawfully stealing Deryl’s assets but consider they are “just doing their jobs”.

Please listen to this interview then show your support by emailing, mailing or faxing to these individuals. Remember that we are not attacking them, we are trying to educate them that they are now under an obligation to act lawfully under their own personal liability and responsibility, and the actions they carry out on behalf of these foreclosed corporations ARE UNLAWFUL.

Option 1 - Courtesy Notice:

If you are able to follow up with invoices then send a Courtesy Notice.

The best Courtesy Notice to use is the “OPPT Courtesy Notice [Slavery Foreclosure Individual]-06p00”

This notifies the respondent they are promulgating slavery and will enable the sender to charge daily amounts for continuing this unlawful behaviour.

Option 2 - Foreclosure Flyer:

This enables you to deliver your message and can be followed up with a Courtesy Notice if necessary.

Email Subject Line:

Create your own but put in the country of origin, so the recipient knows their actions are visible world-wide.

Email body:

You don’t have to write a long cover letter, a few short passionate paragraphs will make your point. Let the information speak for itself.

Suggestions:

Make a statement of support for Deryl.

Ask the respondent to research the situation for themselves.

Point out they are supporting a corrupt slavery system.

Individuals to be sent Courtesy Notices or Foreclosure Flyers:

Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Commissioner Chris Lewis:

Central Region Headquarters
777 Memorial Avenue, 3rd Floor
Orillia, ON L3V 7V3
(705) 329-7400
(705) 329-7407 (fax)
no email

Ontario Attorney General John Gerretsen:
Queen’s Park Office
720 Bay Street, 11th Floor
Toronto, ON M7A 2S9
Tel: 1-800-518-7901
Fax: 416-326-4016
Email: [email protected]

 

Belleville OPP:
Chief of Police Cory McMullan (female)
93 Dundas Street East
Belleville, Ontario
K8N 1C2
(613) 966-0882 #2202
Email:[email protected]

Deputy Chief Paul Vandegraaf
93 Dundas Street East
Belleville, Ontario
K8N 1C2
(613) 966-0882 #2200
Email: [email protected]

Inspector Mike Graham
Operations Division
93 Dundas Street East
Belleville, Ontario
K8N 1C2
(613) 966-0882 #2204
Email: [email protected]

Detective Inspector Marlene Gray
Operations Support Division
93 Dundas Street East
Belleville, Ontario
K8N 1C2
(613) 966-0882 #2308
Email:[email protected]

Rick Norlock, Member of Parliament for Northumberland Quinte West:
277 Division Street, Unit 2
Cobourg, ON, K9A 3R2
Phone: (905) 372-8757
103B Dundas st. W.
Trenton, ON, K8V 3P4
Phone: (613) 392-3382
Ottawa Phone: (613) 992-8585
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]