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Reform Party of BC is still alive

Posted April 16, 2009 by Sacha Peter - Link
Category: Other Parties Comments (10)

Ron Gamble has sent in his nomination papers to Elections BC in North Vancouver-Lonsdale under the BC Reform banner. He ran in the 2005 election, receiving 365 votes (4th place out of 6 candidates, behind Marijuana and DRBC).

  1. David Hawkins commented -
    (April 16, 2009 @ 17:18):

    As Reform Party leader and a forensic economist, I want to warn voters of the carbon tax and Olympic debt trap which has been dug for provincial taxpayers.

    The Liberals have been tricked or extorted into borrowing $7-10 billion for Olympic projects which cannot be paid out of general revenues.

    To secure repayment of Olympic debts the lenders have used hedge funds like Fortress to ‘extort’ the money if the borrowers should trigger some default condition, for example when Peter Ladner ‘leaked’ a confidential copy of the P3 agreeement for the Olympic Village.

    Fortress will now extort a share of revenues generated by the Liberal / NDP combination of carbon tax and cap and trade.

    The Americans call this racketeering and they have civil and criminal remedies under the RICO statute of 1970.

    Reform will repudiate carbon-related liabilities and introduce similar legislation to protect taxpayers against extortion by unlawful debt.

    David Hawkins, BC Reform Candidate
    Surrey – White Rock

  2. Jim Townsend commented -
    (April 16, 2009 @ 20:00):

    i think canada is under attack by our three levels of government. i posted a video in response to cra’s request for youtube videos of what people feel about the underground economy. my comment is that the public are not taxpayers and do not have the lawful authority to institute taxes and then demand the private citizens of this country pay for their inept government.

  3. David Hawkins commented -
    (April 16, 2009 @ 20:14):

    It does seem so i.e. we are under attack, but that is because the BC Office of the Premier has allowed private equity groups to take corrupt control of the public commons e.g BC Rail and WorkSafeBC and the $85 billion pension and insurance funds.

    The fund is now being used to launder money and game cap and trade transactions on the Chicago Climate Exchange.

    Reform will eliminate provincial income tax, and switch to simplified fair taxes (consumption based).

    Reform will consolidate the public assets ($85 billion) with the public debt ($35 billion) and publish an online balance sheet.

    Every taxpayer will then be able to use the balance sheet to follow their dollars through government – a basic principle of equity.

    David Hawkins, BC Reform Candidate
    Surrey – White Rock

  4. mary petras commented -
    (April 16, 2009 @ 21:04):

    How do the penny stock scammers linked to the US via mobbed up entities found in cases like Operation Bermuda Short (US/Canadian case) figure into all of this?

  5. ray commented -
    (April 16, 2009 @ 21:06):

    Hey David, WTF good is a forensic economist? I want to know what is about to happen. I am fully capable of understand what already occured. Are you like putting on a condom after having sex? LOL!

  6. Norris Barens commented -
    (April 16, 2009 @ 22:03):

    On April 26, Reform will be giving a free demonstration on how the corrupt Vancouver and B.C. governments successfully conspired to steal billions of dollars worth of private property soon to be trillions of dollars worth of private property. Contact Reform for further information.

    Reform will show that there was an organized criminal force that is alive and well in both the Liberal and N.D.P. governments as far back as 1973 and beyond, that wants your property through illegal means.

    We as all other citizens of this world have become use to allowing everyone else to do our thinking for us; and this is what has brought us to this precipice of the next economic Dark Age in humanity.

    We are on the brink of an economic catastrophe because the real powers that be know we are not capable of thinking for ourselves. We prefer to live in our wishful trance hoping someone else will protect us so we don’t have to be responsible for the world around us.

    Reform proposes to replace Provincial income tax with a tax on royalties and sales tax along with a 1% tax on business. This abandonment of the Provincial income tax is a vote we have not had in 90 years and that is the vote of spending our money and supporting causes “WE BELIEVE ARE RIGHT” as individuals.

    We will demand a grand jury system (civilly) as to make it easier to make Civil Servants, Judges and our M.L.A.’s accountable for their actions as well as making reforms to the judicial system by making it easier to impeach crooked judges.

    If you are tiered of the lies and deceit by those that claim to care, contact anyone in Reform B.C. at http://www.reformbc.net/ and we will work to give you the power to determine your own destinies.

    Yours truly Norris Barens
    Reform Candidate for Vancouver Fairview and president of the B.C. Property rights Initiative

  7. Ian Vaughan commented -
    (April 16, 2009 @ 22:07):

    Ray:

    Liberals whom don’t study forensic history are doomed to repeat it….

    Ian Vaughan
    Reform BC,
    Maple Ridge-Mission

  8. David Hawkins commented -
    (April 16, 2009 @ 22:14):

    Hello Ray:

    A forensic economist follows what they call unlawful debt through to the extorted borrower.

    So when Fortress and its lawyers in New York lends VANOC $800 million for the construction of the Olympic village they do it subject to absolute confidentiality of the P3 agreement; they would have warned Peter Landry that something might happen to him or his family if he leaks or is believed to have leaked.

    He took a lie detector test but seems they weren’t convinced and Peter’s sister Wendy Ladner-Beaudry was murdered about a week ago.

    Good question Mary; Patrick Kinsella and David Emerson have set up hedge funds for naked short selling of BC pension funds e.g. Nortel and AIG.

    Problem is that we are not dealing with penny stocks here but some of North Amercia’s biggest companies e.g. AIG, Nortel and Lehman Brothers.

    But now that Reform has identified the hedge funds (CAI, Carlyle Canada and Fortress) and their lawyers (Sidley Austin), we can fix it with an online balance sheet.

    David Hawkins, BC Reform Candidate
    Surrey – White Rock

  9. David Hawkins commented -
    (April 17, 2009 @ 06:30):

    Leaders of the main parties are trying to distract voters from an ‘Olympic’ sized hedge fund fraud on the provincial public sector pension funds and likes of WorkSafeBC and ICBC.

    In 1999, the BC Office of the Premier set up a private placement cartel of hedge funds (‘hedgies’) to enrich the pension funds of senior bureaucrats and government insiders.

    The hedgies bid and won the right to stage the Vancouver 2010, ramped the Olympic debt up to an extortionate $7 billion and engaged in illegal naked short selling of rank-and-file pension-fund members’ shares held by the bcIMC British Columbia Investment Managemment Corporation.

    BC college, teachers, public administration and municipal employees should take a look at the value of bcIMC’s March 31, 2008 holding in AIG “AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP 2,287,510.00 101,695,088.63″ here http://www.bcimc.com/publications/pdf/Inventory/Inventory20080331.pdf

    Members and taxpayers should ask Campbell and James to do an emergency audit of bcIMC before the election and explain how their parties plan to meet pension fund obligation when shares held by bcIMC in companies such as AIG are down to $1.69 (today’s price).

    What David Emerson started, Patrick Kinsella has nearly completed i.e. the British Columbia government and its public pension fund are nearly insolvent.

    Insolvency means the inability to pay one’s [Olympic] debts as they fall due.

    Stephen Brill in his book on the Teamsters would have described the pension as “A source of venture capital for organized crime”

    Remember the December 2003 raid on the Leg; in reality the RCMP was targeting the Office of the Premier!

    Drug wars, breach of trust and money laundering?

    David Hawkins, BC Reform Candidate
    Surrey – White Rock

  10. Ian Vaughan commented -
    (April 18, 2009 @ 00:52):

    As the Reform BC candidate in Maple Ridge-Mission we’ve set up a
    Maple Ridge-Mission

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