I see that ITCCS have representatives in the Prairies, as well as most of Canada, as shown below. I believe it will be important for future meetings to be arranged with these representatives, should they wish to oblige. Our case covers institutions in several provinces in Canada and would be prudent to have desinated shareholders in these districts for administration purposes, especially if we get to the stage of serving orders under the Common Law Court.

I am quite comfortable with constituting orders and feel I can easily accomplish this task, BUT, these orders would need to be endorsed by a Common Court in force in these areas, before presentation/service. These orders can be placed on any authoritative employee that aids and abets concealment of documents we may request, as an obstruction of justice. These orders may be written as to hold an employees PERSONALLY responsible as well. So a very touchy subject and I would suggest to any regulator employee reading this to question their actions in the past as well as now, no one is immune and it is your choice to continue ignoring shareholders or step forth and tell what you know, or even assist in any deeper investigation into facts surrounding the neglect distributed upon not only shareholders of SLI, but any other evidence shareholders of other companies were deprived thereof.

Also, the movement is established or in the process of being established in the nations listed below the Canadian Districts.

{Our movement is presently organized into six districts with members or functioning branches in the following areas:
District One: West Coast
1. Nanaimo-Vancouver Island
2. Vancouver- Lower Mainland
3. Abbotsford-Hope
4. Kamloops-Central Interior

District Two: Prairies
1. Calgary-southern Alberta
2. Edmonton-northern Alberta
3. Brandon-western Manitoba
4. Winnipeg

District Three: Ontario
1. Thunder Bay
2. Sault St. Marie-Sudbury
3. North Bay
4. Toronto
5. Kitchener
6. Hamilton
7. London
8. Picton-Kingston
9. Ottawa
10. Cornwall

District Four: Quebec
1. Montreal
2. Quebec city and eastern townships

District Five: Maritimes
1. Halifax
2. New Brunswick
3. PEI
4. Newfoundland

District Six: The North (Yukon and Nunavut)
1. Yellowknife

Finally, a special Indigenous Advisory Council consisting of elders from the Mohawk-Six Nations, Miq Maq, Algonquin, Anishinabe, Cree, Metis, Nuu-chah-nulth and Squamish Nations is now working with the Provisional Council to draft our Constitution and lay the basis for a truly federated Republic of equal nations. These elders are recruiting indigenous members for the Republic, especially in Districts One and Three.

We look forward to a Convention that will issue a shot heard around the world!)

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