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Hans Raffelt/scnm/Stentor wrote, on Friday, Nov. 29/96:
> 
> Hi Daniel,
> 
> How can I get a copy of the transcripts of this case in question? When you
> wrote that it was
> passed in the "Federal Court of Canada", were you referring to the Supreme
> Court or some other?
> 
> Looking forward to hearing from you...
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Hans.

"Daniel J. Lavigne" <taxfree@planeteer.com> replys:

Hello once again Hans,

I did not use the phrase "it was passed in". 

The implications of  decision T2020-88, recognizing 
everyone's unassailable right, and concurrent and 
unavoidable duty, to refuse to support any society
participating in plans and preparations involving 
the will and the capacity to mass murder fellow 
human beings was the result of the court striking
my statement of claim at the government's request.

The request to strike proceeded under rule 419 (1)(a)
of  the Federal Court Rules which accepts in so striking 
a claim "that each and every matter of fact in the 
statement of claim will be accepted as fact at any 
further trial of the matter". 

My speech to the court, with witnesses present, ensured 
that the government and the court could not subsequently
deny knowing the full nature and application of the 
rule under which my statement of claim was struck. 

They knew that the contents of the claim, if struck, 
would allow me to lawfully refuse to file tax returns 
or lawfully refuse to pay taxes forever if I so desired; 
or by principled choice, until Canada stopped 
participating in the arms race.

They did not know or understand that which they believed 
they knew and understood full well; my determination to
force an end to humanity's love affair with violence. 

They believed that I would  simply go away and enjoy, 
privately, the "benefits" of the ruling. 

In a similar vein, society will probably find itself 
at the point of final decision regarding those weapons 
and mindsets to which I so strenuously object; with 
no idea or understanding of the depravitys of thought
that will have led it to the end of time.

The government's decision to strike and the court's
actions in so striking can not be lawfully reversed.

The contents of that statement of claim are of such a 
nature that upon first reading you will understand the 
scope of the victory for humanity. 

You may obtain a formal copy of the statement by 
contacting:

    Court Registry
    Federal Court Of Canada
    350 University Avenue, 7th floor
    Toronto, Ontario
    M5G 1R8

My speech to court stressing the implications of 
striking the claim under rule 419(1)(a), my attack 
on the court and all similar courts and the government 
and all similar governments within that speech including 
accusations of bias and conflict of interest, concerns 
regarding the possibility of lethal and murderous actions 
by a government determined to quieten the matter and a 
loudly stated and terminating charge to the court 
that its actions in the matter confirmed for the 
plaintiff the court's contempt for the "rule of law"
and its status as a "serf" to its masters.

I am now including copies of the statement of claim 
and that speech with each and every copy of my book:

Mankind / Mancruel
A Choice / A Duty
Copyright 1995 / 1996  

Sincerely,

Daniel J. Lavigne
Founder, Co-ordinator
International Humanity House
-- 
To Another Way

In Flanders Fields birds fly by
Ignored by the poppies and those who died.
To the Lark, the flowers had no choice
Similar, the soldiers who raised no voice.

At early dawn, low pitched cries
Wail at the waste caused by lies.
Why were we lined as tins on shelves?
Why were we lined as sheep for the shells?

In those grey fields, the crows are alert
Sqawking at the moans, the calls from the dirt
That curse empty longings, and scream at greed�s hopes,
Of �things� for ourselves and for others a rope.

In those fields, oft forgotten, some stop to pray
Forgetting the insanity, forgetting the ways
Of boys being men and doing as such,
Murdering on "orders"; then dying like mulch.

Copyright.  Daniel J. Lavigne, November 28, 1996