but people identifying themselves as identifying themselves as Ontario Provincial Police are Involved. Robin Schwarke, affilaited with Kingston Penitentiary and an as yet identified female (identified herself as Tanya) claimed to be police officers during an interview with myself at Millhaven Penitentiary in 2002. These people are likely engaging in a campaign of harassment initiated by Correctional Services of Canada. Perhaps they aren’t legitimate Officers of your branch, which in itself is a serious crime. Maybe they are, and are abusing the inherent respect and power of honest police officers. I suggest you find out. Prisoners in Ontario’s Correctional system are being used for clinical testing (experiments). Dr. Tate is using his position at Ottawa’s provincial jail for clinical testing of the drug seroquel, and placing his subjects in harm’s way, both mentally and physically.
June 20Th, 2007
To The Office of Member of Parliament Cheryl Gallant:
This is a written request for a list of all research conducted by th Correctional Services of Canada between February 1st, 2006 until present. This list is to include all research initiated prior to this date but still ongoing within the stated time-period. This request includes the names of all Principal, and all other, Investigators including research assistants.
Ruedi Schori
392 Miller St.
K8A 5Z1
June20, 2007
To The Office Of Member Of Parliament, Cheryl Gallant:
This is a written request for a list of all clinical testing and or research conducted by the above-mentioned Cheryl Gallant whether as a student at McMaster University or post-graduate studies. This request is to include all research conducted in the private sector, and to include Principal, and all other, Investigators, and research assistants.
Ruedi Schori
392 Miller St.
K8A 5Z1
Mr. Schroi: In response to your request of June 20,2007 please find enclosed a copy of the Access to Information Request form which you may wish to direct to:
Correctional Service of Canada
Ann Rook
Access to Informatin And Privacy Coordinator
Sir Wilfred Laurier Building
340 Laurier Avenue West
Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0P9
Tel;
(613 943 5054
Fax: (613) 995-4412
RookeeAn@csc-scc.gc.ca
The address to request information from McMaster University is:
McMaster University
1280 Main Street West,
Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4L8
My mistake Mrs. Jamie Gallant, didn’t attend McMaster. Her fellow chemist, and Chemical Alliance caucus member, Rob Dobson graduated from there in 1978. The request is specific to Gallant, not the school attended while pursuing post-graduate studies. Which one assumes took place while she attended Western University, and hopefully before relocating to Pembroke. Given the Pembroke Regional Hospital’s penchant for clinical studies and Gallant involvement with the medical and military community through a private practice this can’t be taken for granted. I assume Gallant received a doctorate for her matriculating endeavors. I have yet to see the honorific Doctor preceding her name. Is she ashamed of her past? She may have failed to receive a doctorate. Or maybe she thinks her rural constituents wouldn’t be able to relate to a doctor, and academic elitist. She loses that good ole folksy small town aura with a big fancy “doctor” attached to her name. A manipulative politician, no way, couldn’t be. Stand up for Canada, demand answers for the corruption of our health-care system by the Chemical Alliance of Canada.
I delivered a copy of an information packet containing the information on the following website to Cheryl Gallant’s Campaign office in Pembroke on Dec 31st, 2005. So much for accountability. Accountability could’ve, and should’ve, been more than an Act.
http://www.payola-politicians-pills-prisoners.blogspot.com/
In the Summer of 2006, I again approached Gallant for information regarding the Conservative Alliance’s appointed Minister of Health. I explained to the attending female I was researching illegal drug-testing by the pharmaceutical companies via Canadian universities. And even explained my definition of illegal drug-testing. It all hinges on informed consent. People can’t give consent without a full comprehensive understanding of possible physical, and or psychological, consequences. I have yet to receive a response regarding this matter.
During the same summer I Attempted tyo draw public attention to these very egregious issues detrimentally effecting our judicial and health-care systems. Distributing flyers throughout Pembroke to private homes and the Crown-Attorney’s local office.I have tried going through proper channels to nio avial. My public awareness campaign included setting up very visible signs in high traffic areas. One such spot was coincidentally in very close proximity, and in a direct line of visibilty to Dr. Jamie Gallant’s medical practice on Pembroke St. The signs included internet addresses to related blogs. One directing interested parties to the above website. Another: http://sexploitation-and-illegal-drugtesting.blogspot.com/ was about 5 feet long and 5 to 8 inches in height with lettering in red against a white back, professionally constructed at my own expense. The signs carried pertinent data related to the issues, and were purposely noticeable. I was hounded from this spot by Pembroke Police Services. I realize signs calling attention to a lack of integrity by politicians and local prominent figures may have been ill-received by Dr.Gallant. It may have been the cause of Pembroke Police Services hounding me from this, and every other, spot.
I posted flyers as part of my public awareness strategy despite a barrage of threats by Police Officers, who always seemed well-placed for ripping down my notices. A fair weather drive through Pembroke greets observers with a plethora of letter sized flyers advertising yard-sales and the like, which obviously includes addresses. I highly doubt these offenders of a municipal by-law, for which I was constantly harassed, were similarly mistreated for their endeavours.
The details of torment by Pembroke Police are in need of investigation. Constable Gagne was, and is, a primary source of concern for myself. An incident demonstrating the extent of his harassment occurred at Café Ole.
I stopped there most afternoons to have a coffee and read a newspaper or book before going on to set up my signs, or post my flyers.
I’d placed my yellow signs and briefcase by a chair to reserve my preferred seat and went inside to order a coffee. Upon my return Gagne was seated at the table. After suffering months of harassment by this corrupt cop, I was frustrated and mad no attempt to hide my displeasure of his continuously invasion of my personal space. In fact I made it abundantly clear his presence was offensive and uncalled for, and I’m certain the Parking Authority employee can confirm the veracity of my claims regarding this incident. At one point I told Gagne, “you’re sitting in my chair asshole”.
He responded, ‘’I didn’t see you sitting here”.
At this point I mentioned the highly visible items beside which he was seated and had to pass to sit down
I obtained medication from my brown briefcase, and proceeded to ingest it. Gagne commented on my doing so, and I replied, I take one every time I see an asshole”.
Gagne pulled out his black occurrence to give the false impression he was there on police business.
I’m sure both Gagne and the meter-Reader knew exactly the “asshole” to whom I was referring. I’m not proud of the behaviour I exhibited on this occasion and won’t offer any excuses for it.
This very unusual encounter should be easily recalled by the meter-reader and Gagne. There are other instances of his efforts.
In September 2006, Gagne and Sillinger arrested me for defamation libel. A charge later withdrawn. It had to be withdrawn because it was a false arrest and prosecution. The charge was fraudulent and only brought to explain their tactics during the prior three months,.
Did political influence predicate the actions of these rogue officers of the law? It’s a question that needs to be answered.
The Chemical Alliance has a lot of answering to do.
Tony Clement: Minister of Health, owner of a pharmaceutical company. Former Harris crony. How much more damage will this man do before canadian denounce the conservatives and their penchant for catering to big business. Attacks ads cost money, and the pharmaceutical has plenty of ill-gotten gains to throw around Harper and Harris have both passed legislation favourable to his pharmaceutical partners, and harmful to everyone else. What else can canadians expect?
Cheryl Gallant: Pembroke M.P. Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of western Ontario and has done post-grad work in biochemistry, toxicology, pharmacology and environmental chemistry In Parliament, she has served as CPC Critic for Science, Research and Development, was a member of the Commons Standing Committee on National Defence and Veteran’s Affairs, and the Standing Committee on Industry. It’s interesting that research I’ve discovered, and harassment I’ve experienced are directly linked to Kingston’s Royal Military College, and Base Petawawa.
General Gord O’Connor: Defence Minister, formerly employed by Knowlton and Hill, who lists Pfizer Pharmaceuticals as a client. Lobbyist extraordinaire.
Colonel Keith Coulter: Correctional Services of Canada Commissioner, also formerly employed by Knowlton and Hill. Gee, I wonder if Coulter And O’Conner know one another.
Tim Dobson:
McMaster University, BSc. Chemistry, 1978. Guess which pharmaceutical company gave money to Dobson. Did you guess the manufacturers of Oxy-Contin (hillbilly-heroin). Purdue Pharma will pay 470 million to government agencies and 130 million to resolve private civil liabilities related to Oxy-Contin Tablets. Purdue has either already paid , or agreed to pay $130 Million to settle legal matters in the United States. Dobson also has dep involvement with Janet Ecker currently employed by Queen’s University.
Chances are Ecker is being paid more for political connections. An on-staff lobbyist is invaluable. Maybe more pay-back for favours while in office with Clement and Harris.
Universities, and particularly Queen’s, have millions of reasons for wanting the current unsafe testing process to remain below public radar. Harassment I’ve encountered over the past 3 years was originally initiated by Correctional Services Of Canada because I sought, and seek, justice for abuses perpetrated by C.S.C. staff. Including, illegal drug-testing. But prisoners aren’t the only ones being hurt. They can only fulfill a small physiological, and psychological, demographic. Right Miss Gallant.
Correctional Services of Canada aided by academic elitists(including Kingston’s Royal Military College, Queen’s, and Pembroke’s Algonquin College) are currently conducting human behaviour (sexuality) research using the general public, and taxpayers money. I can prove it. Let’s get Brent Dyck of Algonquin College’s employment Center on Lake St. In Pembroke and ask him some questions. The methods employed for this research are suspect and its my belief the research angle is merely an attempt to disguise expenditures for Correctional Services of Canada’s harassment. There are far more sinister implications to explain involvement by military personnel and family members than one branch of Canada’s government helping another. The military hierarchy has decided possible consequences of involvement in this fiasco outweighs possible repercussions it faces upon discovery. Canadians will not accept any untoward behaviour by its military. We are not the United States, where covert operations with complete disregard for human rights are accepted as unavoidable, and tolerated. Canadian culture is not defined by the size of one’s gun. Our national identity is not based on our military. We expect our military to represent our attitudes not vice versa. Canadians expect, and should, complete integrity within its military. One can only conclude the military leadership is lacking a moral compass and must be replaced before Canadian can assume its judgements are reflective of our values and beliefs.
I’m sure both the harassment and research are documented in Correctional Services of Canada budget expenditures. Contracts given to researchers and C.S.C employees in British Columbia and Ontario will tell the tale. Travel and accommodation expenditure will likely coincde with my trips to Vancouver and Abbotsford, British Columbia. E-mails sent to Stockwell Day, the Minister responsible for C.S.C. have gone unanswered. Of course. The Ministry of Health forwarded a copy of my concerns to him in February of 2006. Plenty of time for him to take responsible and affirmative action.
Ruedi Schori
392 Miller St. Apt#3.
Pembroke, Ontario.
K8A5Z1
613-735-4996
I Know the Beginning, I Lose Sight of the Happy Ending Sometimes.
I suppose I actively began pursuing recourse for abuses perpetrated against me by Correctional Services of Canada while I was still incarcerated at Portsmouth Community Correctional Centre in Kingston. I outlined facts, as I knew them at the time, in my appeal of a Residency Condition placed on me under dubious circumstances by morally deficit Parole Officer named Mike Laporte.
The manner by which he requested a Residency Condition wouldn't likely hold up under close scrutiny. His tenure as my P.O. would definitely not hold up to even the most tunnel-visioned inspection.
From September 2002 until December of the same year, I resided in the Assessment unit of Millhaven Penitentiary. The unit’s purpose is to evaluate an inmate’s situation and make a decision about appropriate programming, and the institute best able to offer it. Part of my time was spent in a cell on H-Block. I asked to be placed in the hole and ended up in a different area of the jail, where I was housed with another inmate. Before taking up residence in the new cell, I asked a guard to put my "paper-work" away for safe-keeping, away from the prying eyes of others and it’s a good thing I did because my resourceful cell-mate had managed to procure a flashlight which he used at night to rifle through my papers. Personal property in the assessment section is against policy. And I haven’t seen a flash-light in the possession of any other prisoner. I’m pretty sure; it’s a major breach of security. He became noticeably nervous when I mentioned his "connections in corrections", a term identifying inmates, or "plants", who work with Correctional Services of Canada or other segments of the justice system.
I was temporarily transferred back to the Pembroke Jail to participate in a Coroner’s Inquest into the suicide of an inmate. Upon return, Ross Keats informed me I’d be transferred to my "Mother Institution" the following day.
I was temporarily transferred back to the Pembroke Jail to participate in a Coroner’s Inquest into the suicide of an inmate. Upon return, Ross Keats informed me I’d be transferred to my "Mother Institution" the following day.
On December 18th, 2002 I arrived at Joyceville penitentiary and was allocated a cell in 2-D block. This area’s reputation had preceded it and might’ve tainted my perception prior to arrival. The fact, I was under the influence of narcotics helped to make my transition even bumpier. It was a noisy and aggressive environment, and I asked for a move to a different section. While being escorted across the courtyard to the Seg area a guard suggested I grow "some hair on it". I ended up on range 3-B after a stay in the seg-unit.
For some reason I was moved to range 4-B and again hoping to avoid violence I insisted on being moved. At this time another guard let me know "sometimes conflict can’t be avoided" in prison. I was returned to 3-B.
An inmate involved with contraband tattooing and equipment was observed by one of the guards and charged. Rather than accepting the responsibility for his screw-up, he attempted to shift blame to me by saying he’d asked me to "keep six" (watch for guards). I would’ve kept watch if he asked but he hadn’t, and the implication was either I was a fall-down or a rat. Neither of which is a good thing to have attached to your name inside prison. A confrontation ensued and both of us were charged for fighting.
I was involved in physical encounter in the school area. After this incident, a guard told me I was respected in "sub-prison community" for having fought. I clenched my fists and said: "for using these". All I could do was shake my head.
Awaiting me upon release from the hole after the first incident was a pass for an interview with the reintegration board. This is the group which arranges programming according to the findings by the Millhaven Assessment Unit. Present at the interview was Joe Dwyer and an assistant. According to these staff members, and in concurrence with parole officer Mike Laporte, I was slated for a high Intensity family violence prevention program, which as a satellite rotates throughout the institutes and was available to me in Sept, 2003 at Warkwarth Institute. A transfer for this purpose would be arranged. After which I was to take a moderate substance abuse program lasting approximately a month.
A third program evaluated as the lowest priority amongst my programming needs could be taken either at camp or in the community.
Rather than stagnate until September, I initiated contact with the programming tower to use my time in a more constructive manner by applying for the moderate substance abuse program available at Joyceville.
I was accepted into a class taught by Mrs. McShane and was hopeful of a successful completion. Laporte and McShane used my participation in this program to further their malicious intentions. Whether it was Laporte and Mcshane’s psycho-terrorism or the pharmaceutical poisons having a debilitating effect on my cognitive abilities my studies weren’t proceeding as I expected and decided to take a couple days off class while attempting to wean myself from the drugs. I was suspended for absenteeism. I was still looking forward to completing my programming needs as originally outlined by the programming board and Laporte.
In Sept, 2003, I was interviewed By Josee Houde and also a male member of the reintegration board during which I informed them I was still expecting a transfer to Warkwark for its High Intensity Family Prevention program. Shortly after this Laporte informed me I wouldn’t be transferred. He claimed a bed shortage which directly contradicts a memo he received on July 26th, 2003, by Parole Officer Orr of Warkwarth. In the E-mail she reprimanded Laporte for creating a new S.A.R.A. when he knew better than to do so but agreed to overlook it “this time”. She also informed Laporte a bed would be available for “Mr.Schori”.
When I questioned Joyceville staff about why I wasn’t sent to W.I. as planned, it was blamed on an eight to nine month wait list. Putting aside Orr’s missive, I assume the time period from January until September should’ve been more than adequate to arrange a transfer for an area designated as a high priority for my successful reintegration with the community. Failure to complete programming was cause of parole denial and the imposition of a residency condition. In July of 2003, I went form the Kingston Penitentiary’s T.D. to Warkwarth in less than two weeks and noticed when I got there plenty of beds available.
Resigned to completing my sentence in Joyceville, I once again contacted the programming people and was assured I a spot in the next substance abuse program.
My time at Joyceville was uneventful and a request for segregation in October 2003 stemmed from abuse by staff. Rather than alleviate the problem, my isolation in "The Hole" only exacerbated the dilemma.
On October 23rd, Correctional Officers opened the observation-cell door informing me Parole Officer Mike Laporte wished to speak with me. I was disinclined to speak with the primary cause of my seeking refuge in the segregation area and refused to speak with the parole officer. Laporte entered the cell while I was in a state of undress and informed me I would be transferred to Warkwarth Institute in order to alleviate seg space. He had an application for a transfer by which I was to request the move. I informed him I wasn’t requesting a transfer to W.I. but would go to Pittsburgh, the camp annex of Joyceville Penitentiary. Laporte claimed "they" weren’t letting me go to camp. "Well I’m not going to Warkwarth". He informed me I could either sign the transfer request to W.I. or ‘They" were going to involuntarily transfer me to Kingston Penitentiary. I again reiterated I didn’t intend to do so and he responded “Have a good ride, pal”, restating his threat of involuntary transfer to notorious Kingston penitentiary. There wasn’t justification for an elevation of my security level which usually accompanies a re-classification and precipitates a transfer to a maximum-security prison. Laporte wanted me on the way to Warkwarth before anyone could ask why I wasn’t already there.
Laporte also had an application for Masion Decision, a community correctional centre in Ottawa, which he wanted to me fill out. "I’m not going to Maison Decision, I’m going to Pembroke". "They"(again with the mysterious "they") aren’t letting you go to Pembroke". Did the National Parole Board already make a decision regarding imposition of a Residency Condition? Laporte had plenty of time to arrange a hearing as required for an imposition of Residency Condition but he knew his reasons for requesting it wouldn’t hold up before a tribunal. Upon my refusal to apply for Maision Decision Laporte said, ‘If you don’t they’ll ship you to Keele Street". I have historic and familial ties to the Toronto area, so his threat was empty. I would’ve preferred going to an area, which afforded more support than available to me in Kingston, where I was eventually transferred. Laporte left the documents so I could “take a couple days to think about it”.
After this less than auspicious occasion I didn’t see Laporte again until December 15th at my 60 day Segregation Review hearing. I later learned he attempted to share the documentation being given to the National Parole Board for consideration of a "Paper-decision" regarding imposition of residency at this time. I refused to accept the proffered paper work, stood up, stated my opinion of, and directly to Laporte and departed the room.
A "paper-decision" is necessitated only when the National Parole Board lacks enough time to hold a tribunal to hear the case. Laporte was aware he was seeking residency by Oct 23rd, at the latest. All the rationalizations he intended to use in suppport of his request were known by Sept 2003. It was more than enough time to fulfill legal requirements for notification, a hearing, and allow the opportunity for me to seek legal advisement. Laporte purposely waited until Dec 15th to circumvent the requirements, foment a misleading sense of urgency and avoid the possibility of his duplicity being uncovered.
On Oct 18th, 2003National parole Board rendered a "Paper-Decision" compelling me to reside at Portsmouth Community Correctional Centre upon my statutory release. Three days after Laporte attempted to share the necessary documentation at my 60-day Segregation-Review Board. All documentation submitted to the N/P/B for a "Paper-Decision" must be shared with the inmate 15 days prior to a decision for an opportunity to seek legal counsel. Even if I had accepted Laporte’s information sharing on the 15th the Board still breached the law by rendering a decision three days later.
ON Dec 31st, 2003, I was transferred from Joyceville Institute to Portsmouth Community Correctional Centre (also P.C.C.C. but not to be confused with the other little house of horrors, Providence Continuing Care Centre) in Kingston. While being escorted to the vehicle which would transfer me to P.C.C.C. a guard handed me the sealed envelope containing my original evaluation from Millhaven’s Assessment Unit. I was greeted at Portsmouth by Supervising Parole Officer Bruce Campbell. According to Campbell, Laporte is "a mad little hockey player" and it was also from our initial conversation I learned of I learned of Laporte’s "Bucky" nickname during the same conversation.
Shortly after arriving at Portsmouth, I appealed what I consider an unjustified imposition of residency condition, which had resulted in continued incarceration beyond my statutory release date. I outlined mental abuse, mistreatment and drug experiments conducted on me, by J.I. staff.
McShane would be suspended from her duties as a result of warning me staff intended to lay traps which they hoped would explain my Seg-status, possibly elevate my security status for a forced transfer and minimize their responsibility. Someone got caught doing something they were afraid would be exposed and staff didn’t want the reasons for my requested segregation brought into the light so they tried creating a little smoke-screen. One such instance was supervised Psychologist Susan VanDer Bergh being sent to elicit information that could be interpreted to my detriment. VanDerbergh was hoping I would make personal remarks demonstrating an assumed affection for Tanya. Psychology is extremely subjective, open to interpretation and can be easily be misrepresented. It didn’t work.
The day McShane was suspended; she was approached by two individuals by whom I’d been interviewed at Millhaven’s Assessment Unit. One of the interviews took place in the foyer beyond "the Hub" going towards the yard. The other was in the medical wing of Millhaven and took place while a C.S.C. staff member was in the room. These interviews were conducted by individuals, a male and female, who purported themselves to be officers with the Pen Squad section of the Ontario Provincial Police. The interviews were in relation to concerns I had for my children’s safety. The male identified himself verbally as Robyn Shwork (unsure of the spelling). His female counterpart indicated her name was also Tanya. I should’ve asked for identification. However, as I’ve discovered, a badge isn’t necessarily assurance of moral turpitude.
McShane did the right thing. The only one of a bad bunch to so and was rewarded with a suspension. Some may call it a paid vacation but the blemish is still on record. On the day of her suspension Robyn and his partner in crime approached Mrs.McShane. It suited their purposes for me to be isolated, and rendered vulnerable to the malicious machinations of Correctional Services staff. I needed to be isolated for their purposes and she was a fly in the ointment. These individuals are aware of my current circumstances. It’s possible they and McShane are involved in the criminal harassment I’ve experienced since trying to expose the corruption and abuses within the Correctional Services of Canada.
During one session with Psychologist Sue, I told her staff was tampering with my food. At first, she thought it unbelievable until the two Correctional Officers present indicated it wasn’t in the food but the beverages being served at meals. Sue asked Roy, "Why isn’t someone doing something about it". The question, Psychologist Sue, should’ve been: "Why don’t I do something about it?"
Suffering from sleep-deprivation, sweating, elevated heart-rate and chest pains, I pressed the emergency button in my cell and was brought to the medical wing. Observing my sensitivity to touch, extremely blood-shot eyes, as well as the other symptoms, the Nurse thought it was "something in the food". Conversing with the guard she found out it wasn’t in the "food" but something in the "coffee". The individual sugar packets brought along with meals which tasted similar to pepper weren’t mentioned. The nurse said it "has to stop before it kills him". She gave me a benadryl for sleep purposes. The dosages supplementing my meals were subsequently lowered.
Within a short while of faxing my appeal to C.S.C.’s sister organization, the National Parole Board (There needs to be more than a cosmetic separation between these branches of the justice system), I was sitting in Portsmouth’s kitchen area and over-heard Parole Office Tyo-White and Campbell discussing it’s contents.
Tyo-White indicated to Campbell, "Sounds like he has grounds for a lawsuit."
"That’s what they’re afraid of," Campbell responded. I assume he meant his C.S.C. superiors.
His comment precipitated suspensions of my statutory release based on innuendo and insinuation under suspicious circumstances. "Suspicion of being suspicious" wouldn’t normally be reasonable grounds for the forfeiture of a person’s freedom or suspension of one’s successful reintegration with society. At least, not in most courts of law, where evidence and proof of wrong-doing are demanded. Correctional Services of Canada and the National Parole Board aren’t restricted by such mundane considerations as human rights and justice, nor are they encumbered by trivialities such as law.
A perjured government document was pivotal in suspension of my life. It pertained to activities, the author claimed to have witnessed on March 15th, 2004. I suspect the author was unaware of my house-arrest status on this day. The only person oblivious to it was Bruce Campbell who was absent from P.C.C.C. According to my C.S.C files accessed through the Access to Information Act, Parole officer Tyo-White was directed to create a new document reflecting C.S.C/N.P.B.’s preferred date of March 9th, 2005. A document can only be edited with a supervisor’s or unit manager’s authorization and Tyo-White wasn’t fulfilling such a position at the time. Supervising Parole Officer Campbell was, and I’m pretty sure Medical Officer Cathcart was Portsmouth’s Unit Manager. National Parole Board’s Regional Director, Joanne Blais who co-signed Tyo-White Assessment for Decision report, also has authority to manipulate documentation. Whether creating an entirely new document requires authorization or not, isn’t important. Tyo-White and cohorts overlooked a major flaw in their aspersions. They perverted innocuous activities and the failing will help me prove the viciousness of their intent. Prior to being employed as a Parole Officer at Portsmouth, Tyo-White was Security Officer at Kingston pen, where she befriended McShane. During my incarceration at J.I. the Security officer was also a former co-worker of Tyo-White’s and likely McShane’s at K.P. One big ole CYA circle.
My Case management Team, Campbell, Stephanie Saunders-King, Rob Cathcart and Jim Russon denied permission to attend A.A. /NA meetings, although all other inmates were encouraged to attend. Tyo-White was present immediately after my request was rebuffed. Exiting Russon’s office, my displeasure was obvious and a discussion regarding the matter ensued between the two parole officers. Tyo-white asked why and Russon passed the buck by claiming it was Campbell’s decision.
A request to visit family in Pembroke was denied even though I’d been meeting or exceeding the stated criteria. I enthusiastically participated in required programming and independently sought ways to better myself, and was furthering my education at Limestone Continuing Education Centre.
I was unable to leave the house due to my house-arrest and asked an inmate named Mike to purchase a brick of Maple Walnut ice cream at Mac’s milk. When Mike returned 45 minutes later from the block away store, the protective plastic barrier was missing. The following day, I was cooking eggs in the kitchen area and experienced weakness, shortness of breath, an unexplainable increase in heart-rate and sweating. Tyo-White escorted me to the hospital in a round-about way. Driving down Van-Order and turning left onto John.A.Macdonald Boulevard. Lo and behold, who should we run into but none other than Tyo-White’s friend and co-worker, Program officer McShane. The route was longer than others she may have chosen and Tyo-white mentioned this fact.
At the hospital the attending nurse recognized the symptoms of a drug over-dose. She wanted to perform a blood-test and while she discussed the matter with a doctor I thought it circumspect to depart. It would’ve verified my suspicions but I wasn’t in a position to explain having drugs in my system. It would’ve also provided my C.M.T. with the grounds to revoke my statutory release.
There are other examples of my C.M.T. enlisting offenders in their efforts. When a person has nothing, small favours are magnified exponentially and my C.M.T. used their power to coerce inmates to foment their gains.
My suspensions served several purposes. It attempted to justify imposition of Residency Conditions, and discredit me in foresight of possible litigation. I’ve suspected the turn-over rate via flimsy suspensions might have more to do with trying to increase budget by creating a demand for more Community Correctional Centres, prisons and police officers. The recidivism rate may not be a true indication of offenders being a danger to society. A little creative book-keeping, a little improper use of the law, and a whole lot of corruption by the Correctional Services of Canada.
On March 11th, 2004, I was scheduled for an appointment with Tony Eccles. A conflict with a sign-in arose and could’ve proven prohibitive to my attending at his Bagot St. office. I could’ve used it as an excuse to avoid another unfulfilling session with Eccles but I really wanted to better myself and wanted to give him the benefit of doubt.
I consider it essential for a bond of trust to be developed between therapist and client in order for successful therapy to take place. Eccles, a C.S.C. employee and member of Queen’s University’s faculty, immediately began probing areas, which should’ve been left until trust and comfort had been established. Each session commenced with irrelevant questions pertaining to "secret relationships." "Failure to disclose a relationship" is commonly used by the C.S.C./N.P.B. to suspend statutory release. The C.S.C. was using my therapy sessions to discover grounds for suspension.
I was, and am, highly motivated to better myself, and since Jim Russon wasn’t available to lift the sign-in I spoke with Portsmouth’s security officer. Bob wasn’t authorized to lift the sign-in and attempted to contact the National Parole Board’s Regional Director Joanne Blais while I was in his office. I left the Security officer’s office discouraged. Fortunately, he eventually contacted Blais and I attended with Eccles.
Upon my return, Russon informed me, in Tyo-White’s presence, of Eccles’ decision to discontinue sessions and as a result I would be placed under house-arrest for being unwilling to participate in required programming. Transfer back to Joyceville wasn’t warranted at that time.
"Deteriorating attitude" was cited as grounds for my March 17th, 2004, suspension. Despite my efforts to attend with Eccles, meet all requirements for programming, and independent efforts beyond those mandated, my C.M.T. claimed I was "unwilling to participate in programming." Deteriorating attitude is completely subjective and can range from a poor relationship with staff or psychologist to missing curfew.
Coincidentally, on March 9th, 2004, Russon informed me a session with Karen Vander Bergh, at Options for Change, was cancelled. When Russon led me to believe it was cancelled at Karen’s behest I assumed she was sick. After accessing part of my C.S.C. files, I discovered a memo from Karen stating she received the cancellation form Portsmouth staff and thought they did so upon my request.
The last time I checked the 9th of March preceded the 11th, so all pertinent data of my March 17th suspension was known by March the 15th when Eccles’ report was completed. Why the two day delay? Campbell hadn’t yet added his perjured two cents.
There were noticeable peculiarities with the files I received through the freedom of Information Act. The large brown envelopes bore no identifying insignia as to origin of sender. Inside one of my files I came across a psychological evaluation for another Joyceville inmate Terry Smith. I resided with Smith on 3-B but this shouldn’t be cause for the inclusion of his confidential psychological profile. We weren’t that close. According to my knowledge of the process all requests for access to such files are sent to the Privacy Commissioner’s who coordinates the information and then forwards it to the requester. How Smith’s file went from Joyceville to the privacy commissioner to me is bewildering. My files were delivered separately, rather than as a whole as I suspect is the usual practice. On one occasion a guard said the several days delay resulted from the file being temporarily misplaced. Maybe the Correctional Services of Canada wanted to extract any incriminating paperwork. One big cya circle.
On March 17th, 2003 I made the mistake of informing Russon and supervising Parole Officer Warnke of a sealed unaltered evaluation amongst my personal possessions. I wanted them to know someone had tampered with my files and I could prove it. I t was a mistake made out of frustration and on II would later regret.
British Columbia Supreme Court dismissed the respondent's application for an order for relief in the nature of habeas corpus with certiorari in aid. The Court of Appeal, in a majority decision, allowed the respondent's appeal from that decision. According to the majority, the Board was a court of competent jurisdiction within the meaning of s. 24 of the Charter, with the ability to exclude evidence where such evidence was obtained by a Charter violation. The Board's decision was quashed and the respondent was released from custody.
http://www.lexum.umontreal.ca/csc-scc/en/pub/1996/vol1/html/1996scr1_0075.html
A National Parole Board afforded me a trial. As a court of competent jurisdiction, the National Parole Board must abide by the same prerequisites of any other court. I assume this means upholding the principles of law. According to the points of laws I’ve read the National Parole can be considered the equivalent of a judge and must abide by the same guidelines as an officially recognized court and thus cannot exclude exculpatory evidence. They knew my suspension was a work of fiction. During the hearing, I tired addressing the issues I felt relevant to my imprisonment, including the abuses perpetrated against me by C.S.C. staff. While doing so I was interrupted cough from the woman on my right. When I looked at her she claimed it was time to change the tape. It sure sounded like a change the subject cough. The tape, and subject, was changed.
It’s a poorly guarded secret that Portsmouth residents are followed. More than once the guard who sits in the area of the sign-in book has been witnessed on the phone relaying details of departing inmates. The number of residents departing, colour of clothing and any other identifying details are given presumably to the C.S.C., Pen Squad or R.O.P.E. Squad.
In her report Tyo-White states the information pertinent to my arrest was obtained by staff following me. In their revocation report the tribunal made claims of "paranoid characteristics" in respect to my assertions of being followed by The C.S.C/N.P.B. staff. It’s only paranoia if it isn’t true. It is possible the Board didn’t see the same reports I did but they have unfettered access to all files pertaining to inmates being adjudged. I wonder which version they read. They’re "paranoid characteristics" allusion may be just another attempt to cast aspersions regarding my mental health and thus discredit me.
I have historic and familial ties to the Toronto area and would’ve preferred a transfer to Keele Centre as Bucky Laporte had originally threatened in October of 2003. Of course the threat was only meant to insure I’ld go to Maison Decision as he intended.
I regained possession of my personal belongings upon returning to Portsmouth in July, 2003. The previously sealed envelope containing my evaluation was tore down side by someone trying to gain access to its contents. According to Portsmouth’s security officer Cathcart was the person who went through my possessions. The original evaluation would’ve gone along way to proving my case file had been corrupted by the Correctional Services of Canada. It would’ve automatically lead to questions of why? Who? I know the answers to these question but it would’’ve been irrefutable, concrete proof. Cathcart and the rest have cause to fear such queries, and ample motive and apportunity to tamper with the envelope’s contents.
According to law, a criminal conspiracy is anytime two or more persons plan an illegal activity. From such ignominious beginnings a conspiracy of vast proportions can and did flourish. My former C.M.T. doesn’t have the intellectual capacity for implementing or maintaining the psycho-terrorism I’ve underwent upon my release. They’re merely foot-soldiers performing as directed but they lack the abilities and authority for an exercize of such magnitude. It has to be people in a position of power who can authorize money.. Someone who can flash identification and automatically be legitimized and trusted is also needed for getting to media outlets before, or shortly after, I do and contain the situation. I’ve contacted newspapers in North Bay, Toronto, Ottawa and Pembroke. Not one of them has indicated a desire to investigate the validity of my claims. A large story gets dumped in their laps and they’re disinterested. Something smells fishy. The same can be said of the various bureaucrats I’ve contacted. It sure seems as if there’s a concerted effort to discredit me. If what I’m saying is untrue they wouldn’t need to discredit me, or contain the situation, the facts would speak for themselves. These are very grave matters and the complete disinterest I’ve encountered is equally horrifying and perplexing.
Several days after my arrival at Portsmouth Community Correctional Centre in July of 2003, I was again suspended under dubious circumstances. Medical Officer Cathcart and Parole officer Russon both informed me, on separate occasions; the reason for it was a refusal to shake hands with a correctional officer. Cathcart, and later during a follow-up interview with Russon, it was used as an illustration of "bizarre behaviour".
In his Assessment for Decision Russon also mentioned my continuing to question the legality of my Residency Condition. It was known by staff members I’d contacted an attorney who dealt with C.S.C/N.P.B law to sort out the problems with the March suspension and other parole irregularities. Russon and I discussed the legal grounds I was pursuing through an attorney. He was standing on the stairs leading to the second floor, while I remained on the main floor. We were directly in front of the staff washroom. During the discussion Tyo-White entered the facilities and quite likely oveheard a large segment of the dialogue. Despite my attempts at a lawful resolution his report implied I might walk away from the facility. It was deliberately misleading. I hadn’t left the premises for any longer than it took to purchase food staples at the grocery store
In July Campbell was again absent and rumoured to be in the Peterborough office substituting for a colleague. Yet he was able to attend a pow-wow with Russon and the rest of my C.M.T.on Monday. I don’t think Campbell was trouble-shooting". I’m pretty sure the C.S.C. was aware of his earlier transgressions and his absence was a result. The meeting with my C.M.T. was a: what the hell are we going to do about this? strategy session.
The documentation for a lawful imposition of a Residency Condition was mysteriously missing. On the morning of my suspension I asked to see the necessary documents. Saunders-King couldn’t produce them. Claiming it would take another "week" to obtain something that should’ve been sent prior to, or at least coinciding with, my arrival. Demanding an explanation for my unlawful imprisonment, I proceeded to Portsmouth’s dining room. I wanted witnesses to Saunders-King’s explanation and informed her I was willing to discuss the situation with her at the table. After her refusal to do so, I made it known I wanted to contact police, asking under which law enforcement agency’s jurisdiction Portsmouth was considered. Something smelled fishy.
Almost immediately Cathcart entered and using the threat of suspension directed me to follow him towards the Annex section. The Security Officer had received a phone call advising him of the situation and intercepted us as we left the main building. It would be interesting to find out who had called him. The three of us went to the Security Officer’s office.
Cathcart stated Stephanie merely wished to discuss the situation; I agreed but told him I wouldn’t read or sign any documents. We discussed my insistence of submitting request in writing and expecting responses in written form. Apparently this was a source of concern for my C.M.T. It makes denial a whole lot simpler if there aren’t documents disproving their lies. I told them it was because my previous suspension had been under suspicious circumstances and it was my way of making sure my bases were covered. I didn’t want any ambiguities for the C.S.C/N.P.B. to exploit.
A request for a stated position regarding over-the-counter sleeping aids wasn’t returned. When permission wasn’t forthcoming I approached Cathcart and verbally reiterated my request for written verification. A resident who arrived minutes after my transfer was immediately allocated his allotment of medications and yet I wasn’t afforded the same opportunity, even though I was willing to use my own monies for it.
I make it a policy not to shake hands with anyone until I know if I like and respect the person. A handshake indicates friendship and respect, at least to me. This seemed to be a source of consternation for Cathcart, as we also discussed my refusal to shake hands with a Correctional officer. He implied it demonstrates immaturity and wasn’t normal. I told him my reasons, and that it wasn’t unusual behaviour for me. In fact the Security officer mentioned I’d refused to shake his hand upon meeting him for the same stated reasons. Cathcart was on a fishing expedition.
Cathcart met Saunder-King outside Bob’s office and informed her I wasn’t willing to read or sign anything. While he was gone Bob asked, "They’re trying to impose residency after release, aren’t they?" I said, "Basically". He was speaking with me but I’m pretty sure he was talking indirectly to the hot-dog vendor who had taken up residency in the adjacent parking lot a couple days earlier. Maybe the hot-dog vendor was the person who called him. Maybe I started the party a little early and he was sent to diffuse, or observe, the situation.
A couple days earlier I’d contacted the Ontario Provincial Police and left a message for Schwork. I wanted to know if it was possible to investigate the possibility of charges against the Correctional Services of Canada. At the time I still believed the boys in blue were automatically the good guys. I don’t harbour any such delusions today.
When Cathcart returned from his discussion with King, my statutory release was suspended. Awaiting Kingston City police Officers, (answers the question I had about jurisdiction) Cathcart handed me a cigarette from his "stash". I didn’t smoke it because I preferred to inform the other inmates who had come out of the main building that "my room-mates are untrustworthy" and Cathcart hustled me back into the annex. It was information Cathcart didn’t want offered up for public consumption. I asked Cathcart if the cigarette was the brand he smoked. This lead the medical officer to say the cigarette came from a special "stash" he had. The last I saw of the cigarette was when the security officer was holding it up in front office window.
My C.M.T. enlisted other residents, primarily my room-mates, in attempts to garner grounds for suspension by trying to place me in untenable situations which would justify the March 17Th suspension and act as a catalyst for another one. One of the collaborators was escorted to Cornwall for a doctor’s appointment in the Cornwall area. Correctional Services of Canada has extensive medical resources in Kingston so the appointment was merely an excuse to provide him with an hour-unsupervised visit with his family. He hadn’t been at Portsmouth long enough to be eligible for passes and this was his reward for aiding staff in their efforts. Cathcart and Tyo-White were the escorting officers. Maybe it wasn’t a reward. It might’ve been a way for Tyo-White to finance a visit with her own family in the Cornwall area, at tax-payers expense. Or she could’ve been going as an observer. I wonder if Cathcart also had personal reasons for the trip. Damn right he did, trying to undermine my freedom before his treachery was uncovered.
I was eventually transferred to the Quinte Detention Centre, after a stop-over at the cop-shop, by two escorting officers who looked remarkably like Robyn Schwork and his counterpart Tanya. The male was attired in a uniform of someone much, much, larger than him. The guards commented to my escorts "a different uniform for you isn’t it?" when we arrived at the jail. I wonder which uniform is his regular attire. I’ve always suspected these two were responsible for the mysterious appearance of the hot-dog vendor. Were they part of an O.P.P investigative unit, or were they trying to contain the situation?
I asked to be placed under suicide-watch rather than share an over-crowded cell with two other inmates. In the seg-area guards are required to maintain a log-book, noting observations during rounds. During this particular incarceration two such books were kept. This is a highly unusual occurrence. One was designated for the general population, the other monitored my withdrawal symptoms from the drugs Cathcart and associates were supplying by way of cigarettes and other serreptitious means. It also noted any comments I made. This may have been to discover where the holes were, so the Correctional Services of Canada could plug them.
Russon and Tyo-White conducted a follow-up interview at Kingston Penitentiary after my July suspension. Tyo-White stated she was there merely as an "observer". I believe it. Her training and job experience as an I.P.S.O make her a good choice for observing and sneakily securing information. During the interview with Russon and Tyo-White, I corrected Jim’s poor grammar. I later regretted doing so, after all english is his second language and maybe he doesn’t grasp the nuances. This correction was also included in his Assessment for Decision report. I consider this a trifle irrelevant. Or maybe he was attempting to illustrate my total disregard for his authority or contempt for him personally. My correction wasn’t derogatory and couldn’t be interpreted as such; it was a simple statement of fact. Perhaps he was alluding to this as another example of "Bizarre Behaviour". Only my C.M.T knows for sure. It’s a bit of a stretch even by Correctional Services of Canada/National Parole Board standards. It isn’t relevant to anything and shouldn’t have been included in his report. There weren’t legitimate grounds for suspension and I was able to counter all Russon’s allusions with concrete proof to the contrary. The person who said "never let a little thing like the facts get in the way of a good story" must’ve worked for the Correctional Services of Canada. Russon and Tyo-White took these words for their credo. As an observer she wasn’t wasn’t responsible for my July suspension but she knew the grounds for it were baseless and yet stood by as my C.M.T railroaded me once again. I can understand why. The kettle can’t very well call the kettle black, can it?
I never got a trial by the National Parole Board.
I returned to Kingston in June of 2005, and was arrested for breaching a condition of my probation. A condition, neither my probation officer nor I was aware of being on the order. In fact, Ross Mcintosh and I found it strange a condition prohibiting the consumption of alcohol was omitted. Ross read the order each time I went to his office and a drinking prohibition wasn’t mentioned other than the oddness of its omission. McIntosh forwardeda letter indicating my arrrest may have beeen the result of confusing two probation orders. Kingston’s Crown-Attorney decided to proceed with the charges although there was definite reasonable doubt as to my knowingly breaching probation conditions. Rather than await trial while in custody, I thought it expedient to enter a plea of guilty and was subsequently incarcerated until September 18th 2005. A Kingston judge told me I was "on a long downward spiral." A Kingston cop made an oblique reference to people ending up in water towers because "they were someplace they shouldn’t have been." Staff at Quinte Detention Centre has beaten me up because I was making trouble for their friends at C.S.C.
While incarcerated at Quinte Detention Centre, I went on hunger-strike to protest the inhumane living conditions and sadistic tendencies of staff. On the third day, Dr. Scott entered my cell in the segregation area, despite my vehement and repeated rejection of contact with, and aggressively outlined his plan of action regarding my strike, including threats of involuntary committal to a hospital. Scott’s interaction coincided with my refusal to drink the tainted coffee and tea brought around at meal-times. In the presence of guards, he claimed his intervention was brought about by my refusal to ingest liquids. I assured him, I was availing myself of the water from the sink in my cell. Scott insisted I take the proffered beverages in order for staff to monitor my liquid intake. Coffee and tea are diuretics and as such promote dehydration, which should be of primary concern for people on a hunger-strike. I’m not aware of any nutritional value offered by coffee and tea. Scott’s interests seem diametrically opposed to maintaining health.
In a separate interview Scott informed me Electro-shock was again in vogue after having lost favour (at least publicly).
During this period of incarceration I came into contact with researchers from Nipissing University. A bulletin was posted in the ranges of the Ottawa-Rideau Correctional Centre asking for inmates’ suggestions to improve the deplorable conditions within the correctional system. I signed on, hoping it might make a difference. It was definitely a case of false advertisement. The questions dealt with "uncontrollable urges to aggression?" e.t.c...…….. The scientists’ questions didn’t deal with the day to day stresses of prison life, or the causes of incarceration, or rehabilitation, just aggression.
Returning to Kingston in September I was criminally harassed in order to dissuade me from making my knowledge public. A C.S.C. employee has told me he had the means to drug my cigarettes, coffee and have my legs broken. "I wouldn’t do it myself but I know people who will." He may not be A C.S.C. employee. Everyone in Kingston seems to have stake in keeping these dirty little secrets.
The following will be very familiar to an alarming number of people subjected to the malicious manipulations of Correctional Services Of Canada, Queen’s university and various organzation enlisted for their devious intentions.
Have people been coercing you into demonstrating behaviour you wouldn’t under normal circumstances? Perhaps you may find the following information useful and profitable. If the words "Good Job", "It’s Working" and "Make sure he notices" rings a bell keep reading. These are phrases used to encourage the over sexualization of young females by a group of scoundrels and moral misfits.
If any of the following is familiar to you, contact the Police and an attorney. Contact the attorney first and find out the exact definition of informed consent and sexual exploitation. Children aren’t the only people vulnerable to mistreatment. While researching the connection between the pharmaceutical industry and Correctional Services of Canada, I found out Providence Continuing Care Centre and other facilities run by the Catholic Church are also involved, and Queen’s University plays a prominent profitable role. The Sisters of Grey Hope run Pembroke’s Regional Hospital, which is currently hosting 8 medical students from Queen’s University. The Catholic Church hierarchy are purveyors of Pharmaceutical poison, perverted P.H.D.s, pedophile priests and influence peddling.
Sexperimentaion or Sexploitation can both be used to describe research currently underway at Queen’s University. A group of psychologists and other scientists from the University are currently researching propensity for promiscuity, and sexual impulsivity as it relates to sexual addiction and its ramifications. Or as one researcher half-jokingly said, "We’re looking for the #### gene".
Jill Atchinson and Tony Eccles who supplement their Queen’s employment by working with Correctional Services of Canada, scientists are working in conjunction with C.S.C.’s research branch. Ralph Serin who manages C.S.C research section is also a professor at the University. Charboneau of the Royal Military College utilizes her association with Petawawa’s armed forces base to pursue this perverted pursuit. Military misspending resulted in 39 million dollars of tax-payers’ money being wasted according to this years auditor-general’s report. Creative book-keeping and kick-backs spring to mind. One has to wonder how much of it was was intentionally diverted for research purposes. Twisted Sister Alba of The Sisters of Providence is the vanguard of her Order’s interests in Kingston. As mentioned elsewhere she participated in sexually exploiting several females at In From The Cold”.
The Catholic Church has reason to discourage further revelations of its indiscretions, and relationship with Queen’s University and Correctional Services of Canada. Correctional Services of Canada sends millions of dollars to the church’s coffers. The same ids true of the Salvation Army, who became more involved with the scheme during my trip to Vancouver.
Catholic Church’s private foray into systematic sexual abuse is currently under investigation in Cornwall.ields. A prominent member of the Upper Ottawa Valley mingles politics, the world of academia, a law career and the exploitation of Pembroke’s citizens. He wields his influence with Algonquin College and plays an important role in the exploitation taking place in Pembroke.
Aside from having alumni from Queen’s University as members of its Board, Algonquin College has an Articualtion Agreement with The Royal Military College. Algonquin has a vested interest in aiding the main culprits in their pursuits.
Lay people assume promiscuity is a result of upbringing, environment, and loose moral fibre. Scientists are now trying to prove it’s the result of a genetic pre-disposition. Unfortunately their methods shape a perception by their victims that self-worth is equated with sexuality thus overly sexualizing their subjects and probably causing problems for them in the future. Although most of the study is youth intensive because they need to find if their subjects will eventually end up in the sex trade, females of varying ages and backgrounds have been chosen for the first round of observation. Scientists insist on one common trait. Targets with low self-esteem are easier to manipulate.
In this phase of the experiment scientist concoct a scenario using a catalyst (a member of the opposite sex) and place their subjects in commonplace settings and situations. The central figure while aware of the experiment is equally manipulated into participation so the Correctional Services of Canada’s original intent of harassment coincides with the research aspect. Not so common places such as, In From the Cold, a homeless shelter on Barrie Street are also sites for this in-field experiment. The list includes Indigo Bookstore, Tim Horton’s, The Sleepless Goat and Keys Employment Agency in Kingston. Numerous other sites around Ontario, particularly in Pembroke have been used. They expect this will bring about overt demonstrations of abnormal sexuality. Behaviour considered extremely inappropriate for such situations. They document observations of sexual impulsivity and compare it to behaviour patterns found in normal females. Subjects who consistently demonstrate inappropriate patterns are to be monitored over a ten year period to gauge the negative impact of sexual addiction. Scientists will also be taking blood and tissue samples of those moving onto the study’s next phase which they hope will help in locating a genetic link. Modern technology, including cell-phones, allows researchers to take pictures of subjects in public displays of sexuality as while in Indigo’s book-store on Princess St. The methods used by Queen’s researchers are coercive and exploitative. I’m certain some of the pictures might be branded as ############, particularly by parents of young, vulnerable and easily misled youths. Researchers encourage their subjects by simply saying "It’s Working, Its working", "Perfect" and "Good job". What started as harassment by the Correctional service of Canada has been used as an opportunity by Queen’s University to sexually exploit females in the Kingston area and may include minors. The harassment aspect of it continues and may encompass child exploitation and abuse. It seems some parents willingly sacrifrice their offspring’s mental health and morals for their own selfish reasons.
http://payola-politicians-pills-prisoners.blogspot.com/
Three researchers are usually present, one acting as a coercive agent, and two as observers. Some would leave the subject alone and signals would encourage to further exhibitions of inappropriate public sexuality.
Scientists theorize sexual impulsivity which accompanies an addiction to sex causes a lowering of inhibitions and suggest most subjects will resort to homosexual encounters to appease their abnormal sex-drives.
A large cross-section of specimens have been chosen for comparison purposes, and the group includes intellectually challenged because scientists need to rule out brain-damage, and psychological avenues before centring their efforts on a genetic link.
I’m certain a forensic accountant will find correlated data to verify my assertions within the budgets of Queen’s and the Correctional Services of Canada. Unless it’s an unregulated experiment there should be some kind of government record. Diana Oliver’s, of Queen’s and Correctional Services of Canada, travel expenditure should indicate a recent and abnormal interest in the Pembroke area. Hopefully her colleagues also consider exploitation, harassment and breach of public trust, obstruction of justice tax-deductible business as usual and used credit cards for traceable transactions. The full extent of the exploitation may not be for the public record but maybe a list of the victims can be obtained and their stories uncovered. IF you know anyone who has exploited or abused a child please contact an agency which specializes in the protection of children.
My name is Ruedi Schori, the following is a little story about payola, politicians, poisons and prisons, endemic corruption and abuse of power within our judicial and health-care systems by at least two levels of government (, Pharmaceutical provincial and Federal), the Correctional Services of Canada companies, and Canadian universities. It can be asserted, that my motivations are a result of anger against the Correctional Services of Canada/National Parole Board. A vendetta, perhaps!!! . It’s true; my original goal was to derive justice for the abuses perpetrated against me. Has this position discoloured my perspective? Maybe!! The facts speak for themselves and my feelings don’t disqualify the findings. To find out which politicians failed the accountability test go to: http://payola-politicians-pills-prisoners.blogspot.com/ I sure would like to get a look at the list of contributors to Conservative Party campaigns.
Commissioner - Keith Coulter His experience in the Canadian Forces included operational assignments where he was a fighter pilot, a flying instructor, and a member of the Canadian Forces Air Demonstration Team ("The Snowbirds"). His work in the Forces also included an exchange posting with the U.S. Air Force, a posting as Commander of a CF-18 squadron, and assignments at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa. In 1995, he was seconded from the Canadian Forces to the Privy Council Office where he served as Director of Operations in the Foreign and Defence Policy Secretariat. He then accepted a position in the private sector in 1997 with Hill & Knowlton Canada where he served as Senior Vice-President and Director of Industrial Services. Education
Commissioner Coulter is a graduate of the Royal Military College (Bachelor of Engineering), http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/organi/organe02_e.shtml
"Hiill & Knowlton has global teams dedicated to providing useful intelligence and insights by harnessing the latest in technology and research." http://www.hillandknowlton.com/index.php/insights.html
Pfizer’s product Detrol is listed on Hill and Knowlton Clients successes page.http://www.hillandknowlton.com/index.php/case_studies/our_results/47.html
"Health Canada plans to add tougher warnings to the stimulants in April that caution people with a family history of heart problems, patients taking another stimulant and those who engage in strenuous physical activity. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is also considering adding its strongest possible warning to the medications. The strengthened warnings come after regulators received reports of 25 sudden deaths in American youngsters, as well as cases of heart attacks, strokes and psychosis among children and adults on the drugs". 'I want the physician's hand to tremble a little bit’, Says Dr Steve Nissen about Doctors prescribing these chemicals. http://www.cbc.ca/story/science/national/2006/03/22/adhd-warnings060322.html
This is partly about where the unwitting test-subjects for these experiments are found. People considered expendable by pharmaceutical companies and Correctional Services of Canada. Inmates, the elderly and youthful, are being abused in the quest for money and perhaps more malevolent reasons. Lawsuits against tobacco companies affixed large settlements for damage caused by cigarette products. Harm inflicted by pharmaceutical companies is much more insidious because our reliance on medical professionals for sound, unbiased, sometimes life-saving advice is essential to our well-being and survival. Federal investigator acknowledges LSD was in used in a pilot project at Kingston Prison for Women from 1960 until 1963. A tip of an iceberg revealed because Dorothy Proctor and 23 other former inmates came forward with, since proven accurate, claims of being subjected to electroshock therapy and Lsd experimentation by Correctional Services of Canada. A lawsuit was subsequently filed against psychiatrists Eveson, of Queen’s University, and Scott. Correctional Services of Canada was also named in the lawsuit.
A psychiatrist named Scott (son of Frankenstein?) currently running the methadone program for Kingston area penitentiaries and does the same for a segment of the public. He is also has involvement with two Ontario correctional facilities, Quinte Detention Centre, of Napanee, and The Eastern District Correctional Centre located in the Lindsay area. Duncan Scott, http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/scott.html , a professor at Queen’s University is connected to The Providence Continuing Care Centre and enjoys kindly pharmaceutical sponsorship. Scott also runs a practice out of the facility operated by the Sister of Providence in Brockville.
Commissioner - Keith Coulter His experience in the Canadian Forces included operational assignments where he was a fighter pilot, a flying instructor, and a member of the Canadian Forces Air Demonstration Team ("The Snowbirds"). His work in the Forces also included an exchange posting with the U.S. Air Force, a posting as Commander of a CF-18 squadron, and assignments at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa. In 1995, he was seconded from the Canadian Forces to the Privy Council Office where he served as Director of Operations in the Foreign and Defence Policy Secretariat. He then accepted a position in the private sector in 1997 with Hill & Knowlton Canada where he served as Senior Vice-President and Director of Industrial Services. Education
Commissioner Coulter is a graduate of the Royal Military College (Bachelor of Engineering), http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/organi/organe02_e.shtml
"Hiill & Knowlton has global teams dedicated to providing useful intelligence and insights by harnessing the latest in technology and research." http://www.hillandknowlton.com/index.php/insights.html
Pfizer’s product Detrol is listed on Hill and Knowlton Clients successes page.http://www.hillandknowlton.com/index.php/case_studies/our_results/47.html
"Health Canada plans to add tougher warnings to the stimulants in April that caution people with a family history of heart problems, patients taking another stimulant and those who engage in strenuous physical activity. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is also considering adding its strongest possible warning to the medications. The strengthened warnings come after regulators received reports of 25 sudden deaths in American youngsters, as well as cases of heart attacks, strokes and psychosis among children and adults on the drugs". 'I want the physician's hand to tremble a little bit’, Says Dr Steve Nissen about Doctors prescribing these chemicals. http://www.cbc.ca/story/science/national/2006/03/22/adhd-warnings060322.html
This is partly about where the unwitting test-subjects for these experiments are found. People considered expendable by pharmaceutical companies and Correctional Services of Canada. Inmates, the elderly and youthful, are being abused in the quest for money and perhaps more malevolent reasons. Lawsuits against tobacco companies affixed large settlements for damage caused by cigarette products. Harm inflicted by pharmaceutical companies is much more insidious because our reliance on medical professionals for sound, unbiased, sometimes life-saving advice is essential to our well-being and survival. Federal investigator acknowledges LSD was in used in a pilot project at Kingston Prison for Women from 1960 until 1963. A tip of an iceberg revealed because Dorothy Proctor and 23 other former inmates came forward with, since proven accurate, claims of being subjected to electroshock therapy and Lsd experimentation by Correctional Services of Canada. A lawsuit was subsequently filed against psychiatrists Eveson, of Queen’s University, and Scott. Correctional Services of Canada was also named in the lawsuit.
A psychiatrist named Scott (son of Frankenstein?) currently running the methadone program for Kingston area penitentiaries and does the same for a segment of the public. He is also has involvement with two Ontario correctional facilities, Quinte Detention Centre, of Napanee, and The Eastern District Correctional Centre located in the Lindsay area. Duncan Scott, http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/scott.html , a professor at Queen’s University is connected to The Providence Continuing Care Centre and enjoys kindly pharmaceutical sponsorship. http://72.14.207.104/u/queensuniversitysearch?q=cache:ULG1ZsUJ:meds.queensu……
n 1958, a psychiatrist and a psychologist from a British Columbia prison requested permission to use Lsd. The same year Sandoz Pharmaceutical, a Swiss subsidiary of Novartis, shipped LSD25 in both pill and liquid form to a B.C. Penitentiary.
There are those opposing my attempts to expose the corruption of our health-care system and judicial process. I’ve travelled to Toronto, North Bay, Ottawa and Kingston trying to find someone who will help uncover the truth. The more of a smoke-screen they put up, the more attention they draw to the underlying fire. By simply trying to diffuse the situation my opponents are indicating there is a substantial problem. Sooner or later people are going to look beneath the smoke-screen to the underlying fire.
In Feb 2006, I delivered a copy of my allegations to the tower housing the Attorney-General’s office on Bay St. The entrance to the interior is manned by Security guards and limits access to the general public. A diminutive bleached blonde woman I recognized from the Kingston area was exiting the interior. I left an information package on the desk in the foyer as instructed and departed. This woman’s presence wasn’t surprising; it’s an example of how corrupt authorities have thwarted my efforts. I’m sure this person can be tracked back to a law enforcement agency in the Kingston area. A safe assumption would be the C.S.C/N.P.B. although I’m not ruling anything out. Someone informed me Kingston is known for it’s abundance of cops, crooks and co-eds. And I’ve since discovered chemists. Maybe she’s a crooked chemist working for crooked cops while she poses as a co-ed.
Those responsible for the problems afflicting the system have proven unwilling to fix the problems which are detrimental to every Canadian citizen. I’m not sure how far this corrupt ladder extends but I’m not afraid of heights. Just as the recent revelation about morticians robbing dead of organs for sale to the highest bidder, this too will either open your eyes or scare them shut. Life is, definitely, stranger than fiction. Be a part of the solution not part of the problem; let’s work towards a transparent inquiry. http://payola-politicians-pills-prisoners.blogspot.com/
http://72.14.207.104/u/queensuniversitysearch?q=cache:ULG1ZsUJ:meds.queensu……
n 1958, a psychiatrist and a psychologist from a British Columbia prison requested permission to use Lsd. The same year Sandoz Pharmaceutical, a Swiss subsidiary of Novartis, shipped LSD25 in both pill and liquid form to a B.C. Penitentiary.
HOTEL DIEU HOSPITAL: Child and Adolescent Psychiatry offers services for children, adolescents and families living in the surrounding area.
PROVIDENCE CONTINUING CARE CENTRE - MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: Two admission units, a geriatric unit, a rehabilitation unit, a mood disorders unit, a forensic unit and an out-patient clinic for adults.
CORRECTIONAL SERVICE OF CANADA: Correctional Services includes the Regional Treatment Centre (Ontario), Joyceville & Pittsburgh Institutions and Collins Bay Institution.
http://psyc.queensu.ca/gradbeta1/clinicalprogram.html
Pharmaceutical industry sponsorship at Queen’s extends to paediatrics: http://meds.queensu.ca/ce/paediatrics/sponsors.html
http://meds.queensu.ca/ce/memorial/sponsors.html
http://meds.queensu.ca/ce/eyes/sponsors.html
http://meds.queensu.ca/ce/menshealth/sponsors.html
http://meds.queensu.ca/ce/therapeutics/sponsors.html
http://meds.queensu.ca/ce/depranxiety/sponsors.html
http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/surgery/Research/info.pdf
http://meds.queensu.ca/ce/metasyn/sponsors.html
Queen’s University, in the heart of downtown Kingston, and within spitting distance of Correctional Services of Canada’s supply of unwitting test subjects, is currently involved in at least 13 studies (experiments) with Canada’s legalized drug-pushers. Included on the list of pharmaceutical companies are AstraZeneca, Johnson and Johnson and Eli Lilly.
http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/Psychopharm/clinitrials.html
In Feb 2006, I delivered a copy of my allegations to the tower housing the Attorney-General’s office on Bay St. The entrance to the interior is manned by Security guards and limits access to the general public. A diminutive bleached blonde woman I recognized from the Kingston area was exiting the interior. I left an information package on the desk in the foyer as instructed and departed. This woman’s presence wasn’t surprising; it’s an example of how corrupt authorities have thwarted my efforts. I’m sure this person can be tracked back to a law enforcement agency in the Kingston area. A safe assumption would be the C.S.C/N.P.B. although I’m not ruling anything out. Someone informed me Kingston is known for it’s abundance of cops, crooks and co-eds. And I’ve since discovered chemists. Maybe she’s a crooked chemist working for crooked cops while she poses as a co-ed.
Those responsible for the problems afflicting the system have proven unwilling to fix the problems which are detrimental to every Canadian citizen. I’m not sure how far this corrupt ladder extends but I’m not afraid of heights. Just as the recent revelation about morticians robbing dead of organs for sale to the highest bidder, this too will either open your eyes or scare them shut. Life is, definitely, stranger than fiction. Be a part of the solution not part of the problem; let’s work towards a transparent inquiry. http://payola-politicians-pills-prisoners.blogspot.com/
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I plan on undertaking a hungerstrike under the banner "Starving for Justice". I hope by doing sopeople will wake up to the problems facing our society. I need to decide on location and time.Stay tuned!!!!!!!!!It's about to get interesting.My name is Ruedi Schori, the following is a little story about payola, politicians, poisons and prisons, endemic corruption and abuse of power within our judicial and health-care systems by at least two levels of government (provincial and Federal), the Correctional Services of Canada, Pharmaceutical companies, and Canadian universities. It can be asserted my motivations are a result of anger against the Correctional Services of Canada/National Parole Board. A vendetta, perhaps! . It’s true; my original goal was to derive justice for the abuses perpetrated against me. Has this position discoloured my perspective? Maybe! The facts speak for themselves and my feelings don’t disqualify the findings. To find out which politicians failed the accountability test go kepp reading. I sure would like to get a look at the contributors list for the Conservative Party.What I thought of as an isolated incident involving only a few devian C.S.C. staff has unveiled endemic corruption infecting our universities, justice system and health-care. The Correctional Services of Canada’s power extends beyond Kingston, and I’ve encountered harassment in Toronto, Ottawa, Pembroke and North Bay. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.The pharmaceutical industry distorts loopholes within our system. Loopholes big enough to drive a hearst through and the funeral procession is getting bigger every day. The industry bequeaths exorbitant amounts of money on universities and professors individually. Of course, this effects judgement and research. It’s only natural to look favourably upon such generosity, or turn a blind eye to piddling details. The piddling details are presently poisoning people. Prisoners aren’t the only people being hurt by this unholy alliance of the devil and his concubines. Prime examples are chemicals prescribed for children diagnosed with ADHD.“Health Canada plans to add tougher warnings to the stimulants in April that caution people with a family history of heart problems, patients taking another stimulant and those who engage in strenuous physical activity. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is also considering adding its strongest possible warning to the medications. The strengthened warnings come after regulators received reports of 25 sudden deaths in American youngsters, as well as cases of heart attacks, strokes and psychosis among children and adults on the drugs. 'I want the physician's hand to tremble a little bit’, Says Dr Steve Nissen about Doctors prescribing these chemicals”. http://www.cbc.ca/story/science/national/2006/03/22/adhd-warnings060322.htmlHallucinations have been invoked by digestion of these poisons.There are those opposing my attempts to expose the corruption of our health-care system and judicial process. I’ve travelled to Toronto, North Bay, Ottawa and Kingston trying to find someone who will help uncover the truth. The more of a smoke-screen they put up, the more attention they draw to the underlying fire. By simply trying to diffuse the situation my opponents are indicating there is a substantial problem. Sooner or later people are going to look beneath the smoke-screen to the underlying fire.In Feb 2006, I delivered a copy of my allegations to the tower housing the Attorney-General’s office on Bay St. The entrance to the interior is manned by Security guards and limits access to the general public. A diminutive bleached blonde woman I recognized from the Kingston area was exiting the interior. I left an information package on the desk in the foyer as instructed and departed. This woman’s presence wasn’t surprising; it’s an example of how corrupt authorities have thwarted my efforts. I’m sure this person can be tracked back to a law enforcement agency in the Kingston area. A safe assumption would be the C.S.C/N.P.B. although I’m not ruling anything out. Someone informed me Kingston is known for it’s abundance of cops, crooks and co-eds. And I’ve since discovered chemists. Maybe she’s a crooked chemist working for crooked cops while she poses as a co-ed.In order to draw further attention to this dilemma I’ll be undergoing a” Starving for Justice” hunger strike. Updates and location (suggestions for a location are welcome) provided at: http://starving-for-justice.blogspot.com/The Correctional Services of Canada/National Parole Board is supposed to be answerable to the Ministry of Justice, so I contacted the Minister of Justice hoping he or she might be able to aid in the resolution of these grave matters. This is the response I received:The Department of Justice Canada does not provide legal advice or interpretation, nor does it undertake legal research on behalf of users about how specific statutes or regulations may apply to their particular circumstances.For legal advice or assistance, we recommend contacting a lawyer or a legal aid program.All provinces and territories operate publicly funded legal aid programs which provide legal advice at little or no cost to persons of limited means. The specific requirements for using these programs may differ from province to province. For more information visit the provincial websites (http://canada.gc.ca/othergov/prov_e.html) or refer to the white or blue pages of your local telephone book.I hope this information was useful.Regards,Web Administrator/Administrateur du site WebDepartment of Justice / Ministère de la Justice284 Wellington Street/284 rue WellingtonOttawa (Ontario) K1A 0H8webadmin@justice.gc.cawww.canada.justice.gc.caIt seems a breach of the judicial process, and corruption of the system directly under their jurisdiction, isn’t within their realm of concern. Those responsible for the problems afflicting the system have proven unwilling to fix the problems which are detrimental to every Canadian citizen. I’m not sure how far up the ladder the corruption extendsThis is only a small sample of the material on the blog. This concerns every citizen, take a look. Just as the recent story of morticians robbing the dead of organs for sale to the highest bidder, this too will either open your eyes or scare them shut. Life is stranger than fiction. http://operationcsctakedown.blogspot.com/Commissioner - Keith CoulterHis experience in the Canadian Forces included operational assignments where he was a fighter pilot, a flying instructor, and a member of the Canadian Forces Air Demonstration Team ("The Snowbirds"). His work in the Forces also included an exchange posting with the U.S. Air Force, a posting as Commander of a CF-18 squadron, and assignments at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa. In 1995, he was seconded from the Canadian Forces to the Privy Council Office where he served as Director of Operations in the Foreign and Defence Policy Secretariat.He then accepted a position in the private sector in 1997 with Hill & Knowlton Canada where he served as Senior Vice-President and Director of Industrial Services.EducationCommissioner Coulter is a graduate of the Royal Military College (Bachelor of Engineering),http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/organi/organe02_e.shtml"Hiill & Knowlton has global teams dedicated to providing useful intelligence and insights by harnessing the latest in technology and research."http://www.hillandknowlton.com/index.php/insights.htmlPfizer’s product Detrol is listed on Hill and Knowlton Clients successes page.http://www.hillandknowlton.com/index.php/case_studies/our_results/47.htmlIt isn’t complex, only a matter of avarice and complete disregard for right and wrong, with a little malice thrown in for good measure. Our Universities are owned lock, stock and chemical barrel by the people from Pill’r’Us. Pharmaceutical companies pay large sums of money to university chemists for the concoction of potions, which need to be tested. Pharmaceutical companies then turn to other financially obligated scientists to validate the poisons they’ll market to the public. The proliferation of after-market lawsuits by people who have been detrimentally affected by rushing poisons to our pharmacy shelves shows how ill-protected we are from this immoral liaison of the devil and his concubines.This is about where the unwitting test-subjects for these experiments are found. The people considered expendable by pharmaceutical companies and the Correctional Services of Canada. Inmates, the elderly and youthful, are being abused in the quest for money and perhaps more malevolent reasons. Lawsuits against tobacco companies affixed large settlements for damage caused by cigarette products. The harm inflicted by the pharmaceutical companies is much more insidious because of our reliance on medical professionals for sound, unbiased, sometimes life-saving advice is essential to our well-being and survival.Knowledge should mean advancement, progress towards a better society. Knowledge without conscience or ethics is merely information. It seems universities are bastions of vast information, with gluttony replacing morals. Don’t let anyone kid you, we have developed artificial intelligence, walking, talking, breathing computers without conscience. Money isn’t the root of all evil. Evil is found within deeds people perpetrate for fiduciary gain, not in money itself.Aside from a hard copy I dropped of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, I also sent the commissioner a copy via the internet and requested a personal response in this matter.Dear Mr. Schori: Thank you for your correspondence of February 1, 2006, addressed to the Minister of Health, concerning the treatment of prisoners. We note that you have also written to the Minister of State (Public Health) on the same subject. Since the issue you raise falls within the purview of the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, we have taken the liberty of forwarding a copy of your correspondence to that office for information and consideration. Again, thank you for writing. Yours sincerely, Executive Correspondence Division c.c. Office of the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency PreparednessI t may be "within the purview of Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness" but I’m pretty sure this is also the purview of health-care. Hey ladies and gentlemen, let’s play a game called pass the buck.Does the Conservative Party equate its’ "Stand Up For Canada" slogan with justice for all Canadians? After hand-delivering a copy to Cheryl Gallant’s campaign on the corner of Christie and Pembroke St. in Pembroke on December 31st 2005, I must assume its law and order stance is merely generated for photo-ops and sound-bites, calculated fear-mongering for political gain rather than derived from a sincere desire to expose corruption at every level. Afraid to tackle Bay Street’s power brokers, or University Avenue academic elite, Harper and cohorts have chosen the most expedient target. The Conservatives’ affinity for big business and its fondness for all things military probably made them a poor choice for aid in this matter. I had to try; I mean they do talk a good game. I realize without Bay St. support the Reform/Conservatives would once again be marginalized as a regional party, an Anglo copy of the Bloc. I will say this much, Harper and his brethren know how to play the game. Unfortunately the ultimate loser will be Canada.Several days later, I delivered a copy to Conservative Member of Provincial Parliament Yakabulski’s Pembroke Riding office within a building he shares with Cheryl gallant’s constituency office. The two offices are directly across from one another on the same level.Federal investigator acknowledges LSD was in used in a pilot project at Kingston Prison for Women from 1960 until 1963. A tip of an iceberg revealed because Dorothy Proctor and 23 other former inmates came forward about being subjected to electroshock therapy and Lsd experimentation by the Correctional Services of Canada. A lawsuit was subsequently filed against psychiatrists Eveson, of Queen’s University, and Scott. The Correctional Services of Canada was also named in the lawsuit.There is a psychiatrist named Scott (son of Frankenstein?) currently running the methadone program for Kingston area penitentiaries and does the same for a segment of the public. He is also has involvement with two Ontario correctional facilities, Quinte Detention Centre, of Napanee, and The Eastern District Correctional Centre located in the Lindsay area. Duncan Scott, http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/scott.html , a professor at Queen’s University is connected to The Providence Continuing Care Centre and enjoys kindly sponsorship by the pharmaceutical industry. http://72.14.207.104/u/queensuniversitysearch?q=cache:ULG1ZsUJ:meds.queensu……A German scientist invented methadone during the Nazi era. It was originally intended for military purposes and appropriated by pharmaceutical companies, notably American Eli Lilly, as spoils of war after the cessation of World War 2. I’ve seen the ill-effects of this narcotic and believe me: the cure is a lot worse than the disease.In 1958, a psychiatrist and a psychologist from a British Columbia prison requested permission to use Lsd. The same year Sandoz Pharmaceutical, a Swiss subsidiary of Novartis, shipped LSD25 in both pill and liquid form to B.C. Penitentiary.A Sandoz employee named Hofman discovered Lsd, and claimed his little demonic bastard child proved successful in treatment of people with psychological disorders. "For this purpose at least, and for further research, LSD should be legalized", Hofman purported.The research Hofman speaks of extends to Ewen Cameron’s experimentation at Mcgill University’s Allan Memorial Hospital in the 1940’s. Cameron, a former president of the Canadian Psychiatric Association, used LSD and electroshock therapy as part of "psychic driving" experiments. He tried to prove shock therapy and LSD in conjunction with repeated taped messages during a subjects drug induced sleep would produce a brain washing effect. I wonder if he gets royalties from subliminal messages used by the advertising business.Its likely Cameron’s prominence within the psychiatric community was a major influence upon Correctional Services of Canada’s attempts at "psychic driving". Eveson and Scott implemented sleep-deprivation as a method of "opening up" subjects.Given McGill’s untenable position regarding their participation and possible liability in the Cameron psycho-terrorism international disgrace one has to wonder how the Correctional Services of Canada could have the gall to elicit legal advisement in the Prison for Women matter from this suspect group.. Mcgill’s has a dubious history with Cameron, and a strong connection with the pharmaceutical industry in Montreal’s surrounding area. One big CYA circle.McGill isn’t the only University beholden to Pill’R’Us.The University of Toronto’s Department of Chemistry has a professor named Mark Lautens, who lists "Astra Zeneca professor of Organic Synthesis" and "NSERC/Merck Frosst Industrial Chair" on his web-site. "Astra Zeneca Professor" at the University Of Toronto from 1998 until present. Lautens was an "Eli Lilly Grantee" from 1992 through 94. 1994 saw Lautens rewarded By the "Merck Frosst Lecture Award".In addition to the funding for the IRC, Mark Lautens' programs are supported by NSERC (DG, CRD), the AstraZeneca Research Centre in Montreal (ARCM)http://www.chem.utoronto.ca/staff/ML/about.htmlhttp://www.chem.utoronto.ca/staff/ML/groupPast.html ( Lautens is a pipeline from students to the pharmaceutical companies)http://pound.med.utoronto.ca/kay.htmlhttp://www.erin.utoronto.ca/~mgeorges/Andrea.htmMerck-Frosst FellowshipDivision of Respirologyhttp://www.utoronto.ca/respirology/grant_merck.htmAstra Pharma investment creates up to $6.9 million fund for biotechnology and chemistry at U of T.Mississauga ON (Nov '98)--Astra Pharma Inc. has committed more than $2.3 million at U of T to establish endowed chairs in biotechnology and organic synthetic chemistry and provide research operating support. When matched by the university and the Ontario Research and Development Challenge Fund, the investment creates a fund of up to $6.9 million.Merck Frosst Canada Inc. Chemistry Conference AwardValue: One award of approximately $2000.00Conditions: To a senior graduate student in synthetic organic chemistry to attend an international conference and present their ideas and discoveries. The student must have a research publication from their graduate studies and have demonstrated ability in research. Financial need will also be considered.Application: To the Graduate Office, Department of Chemistry. Submit conference abstract, short statement (not to exceed one page) outlining importance of the research paper/poster to be presented, curriculum vitae (including list of publications), and completed Financial Need Assessment form.The Merck Frosst Canada Inc. Graduate Award in ChemistryValue: One award of approximately $2000.00Conditions: To an incoming graduate student intending to carry out research in organic synthesis. The winner will be selected on the basis of demonstrated academic and research ability. Financial need must also be considered.Application: To the Graduate Office, Department of Chemistry. Submit statement of the basis of academic merit and completed Financial Need Assessment form.http://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/research/pfizer/summerburs_prizes.htmhttp://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/mjm/pfizer/pfizer.htmMcGillhttp://www.chemistry.mcgill.ca/faculty.htmlhttp://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/cardiol/research_centre.htmMerck, Sharp & Dohme Award - Summer Research Report in TherapeuticsDavid KurzencwygIsrael & Ettie Bennett Award - Summer Research Report1st Prize: Yasaman Rajabieh Shayan2nd Prize: Jesia Hasan3rd Prize: Zhongchuan Will ChenGlaxoSmithKline Award - Best Presentation1st Prize: Jesia Hasan and Zhongchuan Will Chen2nd Prize: Wissam Shalishhttp://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/research/bursary/researchday.htmThe Neuro "Retreat" The Neuro’s third annual Frontiers of Neuroscience meeting was held at Club Tremblant in early February. Blessed with great science and amazing weather, more than 80 physicians and research scientists discussed the newest findings on Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and epilepsy with a dozen international experts. This meeting was made possible by the continued support of corporate friends and sponsors: Astra-Zeneca Canada, Biogen Idec, Boerhinger Ingelheim, Carsen Group, Charles River Canada, GlaxoWelcome, Medtronic, Neurochem, Novartis, Pfizer, Serono Canada and Siemens Canada. Partnership with the MUHC Research Institute was also important for the success of this scientific retreat.http://www.mni.mcgill.ca/announce/neuronewsMar05.htmQueen’s University Crudden ResearchM.Sc., University of Toronto, June1989-Dec. 1990, Supervisor: Professor Mark LautensB.Sc., University of Toronto,Sept. 1985-May 1989, Supervisor: Professor Mark Lautens2005.CalTech, UCLA,University of California, Santa Barbara, UC Irvine, University of Pennsylvania,Boston University, McGill, University of Alberta, Laval University, Universityof Montreal, Johnson and Johnson, Merck Frosst, Astra Zeneca, AbbottLaboratories, Brantford Chemicals2004. Emory University, University ofArkansas, North Dakota State University, Osaka University (Japan), KyotoUniversity, Osaka Furitsu University, University of Western Ontario, Universityof Guelph, Torcan Chemical Company2003. Osaka Prefecture University, University of BritishColumbia, Simon Fraser University, University of Victoria, University ofOttawa, Anormed Chemical Company, NRC2001. Yale University, State Universityof New York: Stony Brook, Wesleyan University, Los Alamos National Laboratories2000. Pennsylvania State UniversityUniversity of Calgary, Queen’s University, Kingston,Acadia University, LavalUniversity, University of Sherbrooke, Nara Institute of Science and Technology(Japan), Osaka Prefecture University, (Japan), Merck Frosst, Albemarle ChemicalCompany, BioChem Pharma1999. Queen’s University: Belfast, N. Ireland, Universityof South Alabama, St. Mary’s University, Dalhousie University, BoehringerIngelheim Canada Ltd.1998-2002 Merck and Company, Unrestricted Research Grant $92,0002001-2003 Pharmaceutcial Consordium, Combi Chem grant $50,0002003 Merck and Company, Unrestricted Research Grant $40,000 2001-2004 Merck Frosst Unrestricted Research Grant $15,000Former GraduateStudents/PostdocsGraduate students Current position Graduate degree/awardsDr. Austin Chen Merck Frosst Canada, Montreal UNB, NSERC PDF (Harvard), NSERC PGS A/B2001-2005 http://www.chem.queensu.ca/people/faculty/Crudden/Webupdates2005/CV2.htmMichael Robinson, M.D, FRCPCClinical ResearchUSMD-NeurosciencesEli-Lilly & Co.Technology Center SouthIndianapolis, IN USATel: (317) 651-1138Fax: (317) Email to:mjr4@post.queensu.caBALTICUM ORGANICUM SYNTHETICUM 2004CONFERENCE SPONSORSAventis Pharmaceuticals, UK, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, USA,Boehringer-Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, USA, Boehringer-Ingelheim Pharma KG, GermanyClariant GMBH, Germany, DuPont Crop Protection, USA, Grindex, LatviaIntervet Innovation, Germany,Latvian Ministry of Education and ScienceLatvian Science Council, Eli Lilly and Co Ltd, United Kingdom, Merck & Co. Inc., USA, Merck Frosst, Canada, Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Inc., USANovartis Pharma AG, Switzerland, Pfizer, Inc., USA, Pfizer Global R&D, United Kingdom, Schering AG, Germany Schering-Plough Co., USA, Wyeth, USAhttp://www.chem.queensu.ca/BOS04/BALTICUM%20ORGANICUM%20SYNTHETICUM%202004.htm13th Annual Quebec- Ontario Mini symposium on Organic Biorganic Chemistry_ GlaxoSmithKline Chemistry Scholar Award (2002) _ Eli Lilly Grantee Award(2001) _ Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award (2001) _ AstraZeneca 2000 Excellence in Chemistry Award _ Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow (2000) _ NSF CAREER Award (2000-2004) _ Bristol-Myers Squibb Unrestricted Grant in Synthetic Organic Chemistry (2000-2003)http://www.chem.queensu.ca/qomsboc/shair.htmlJudy-Anne W. ChapmanDr. Daniel Meng, Astra-Zeneca Breast Cancer Postdoctoral Fellow in Biostatistics, for project on Competing Risks.http://meds.queensu.ca/qcri/mentors/ri_jwc.htm2004 Boehringer Ingelheim Award for Organichttp://www.chem.queensu.ca/people/faculty/Zechel/2005 AstraZeneca Clinical Trials FellowshipThis unique Fellowship offers exposure to all aspects of clinical trial conduct including protocol development, execution and analysis in thesetting of an internationally recognized research organization based inKingston Ontario.Interested applicants should are asked to submit a letter ofinterest and current curriculum vitae to:Wendy Parulekar, MD, FRCP(C)Physican CoordinatorClinical Trials Group10 Stuart StreetQueen’s UniversityKingston Ontario K7L 3N6Notes for the opening address by:Ole IngstrupCommissioner of the Correctional Service of CanadaMarch 16 - 18, 1998Kingston, Ontario"I had the opportunity to spend eight months here, in Kingston, as a Skelton-Clark Fellow at Queen’s University".http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/speeches/commish/beyonde.shtmlQueen’s University, in the heart of downtown Kingston, and within spitting distance of The Correctional Services of Canada’s supply of unwitting test subjects, is currently involved in at least 13 studies (experiments) with Canada’s legalized drug-pushers. Included on the list of pharmaceutical companies are AstraZeneca, Johnson and Johnson and Eli Lilly.http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/Psychopharm/clinitrials.htmlThe Pharmaceutical industry sponsorship at Queen’s extends to paediatrics: http://meds.queensu.ca/ce/paediatrics/sponsors.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/memorial/sponsors.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/eyes/sponsors.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/menshealth/sponsors.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/therapeutics/sponsors.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/depranxiety/sponsors.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/surgery/Research/info.pdfhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/metasyn/sponsors.htmlGlaxo Wellcome Clinical Education Centrehttp://meds.queensu.ca/~webspp/Novartis Chemistry Lectureshiphttp://www.chem.queensu.ca/people/faculty/snieckus/At present, the following applied settings are available in Kingston for both clinical training (practica) and research purposes:ECCLES, HODKINSON & ASSOCIATES: A community-based clinic providing service for the assessment and treatment of sexual offenders.HOTEL DIEU HOSPITAL: Child and Adolescent Psychiatry offers services for children, adolescents and families living in the surrounding area.PROVIDENCE CONTINUING CARE CENTRE - MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: Two admission units, a geriatric unit, a rehabilitation unit, a mood disorders unit, a forensic unit and an out-patient clinic for adults.CORRECTIONAL SERVICE OF CANADA: Correctional Services includes the Regional Treatment Centre (Ontario), Joyceville & Pittsburgh Institutions and Collins Bay Institution.http://psyc.queensu.ca/gradbeta1/clinicalprogram.htmlFacilitators: Dr. Roumen Milev and Dr. Joseph BurleyQueen's University acknowledges the following companies: which have awarded this program an unrestricted educational grant,AstraZeneca CanadaBoehringer Ingelheim CanadaGlaxoSmithKlineMerck Frosst CanadaPfizer Canada3M CanadaWyethhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/depranxiety/brochure.pdfhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/depranxiety/sponsors.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/menshealth/sponsors.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/cardiology/sponsors.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/metasyn/sponsors.htmlThe Office of Continuing Medical Education, Faculty of Health Sciences, Queen's University acknowledges the following:AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Boehringer Ingelheim Canada Ltd. GlaxoSmithKline, Janssen-Ortho Inc., Pfizer Canada Inc., Purdue Pharma, Sanofi-Aventis, Solvay Pharma Inc., 3M Canada, Wyethhttp://meds.ca/ce/oncology/sponsors.html• National Defence Canada• Astra Pharma• NATO• U.S. Navy• Merck-Frosst• DuPont• Boehringer-Ingelheim• Astra-Zenecahttp://www.chem.queensu.ca/Graduate/Recruitment2005_webversion(screen).pdfWednesday October 13th 2004 starting at 1300 hoursHotel Dieu HospitalJohnson 1 AuditoriumBristol-Myers Squibb Canadahttp://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/emergency/agenda_2004.pdfchemgrad@chem.queensu.caCardiologyOctober 5th, 2005Donald Gordon Centre421 Union Street, Kingston, ONPresented byThe Office of ContinuingProfessional DevelopmentFaculty of Health SciencescardiologySponsorsContinuing Professional Development, Facultyof Health Sciences, Queen's Universityacknowledges the following companies whichhave awarded this program an educationalgrant:AstraZeneca Canada Inc.Boehringer Ingleheim Canada Ltd.GlaxoSmithKlineJanssen-Ortho Inc.Merck Frosst Canada Ltd.NovartisPfizer CanadaSanofi-AventisSolvay PharmaWyethAstraZeneca Canda Inc.Boehringer Ingeleim Canada Ltd.GlaxoSmithKlineJanssen-Ortho Inc.Pfizer CanadaSanofi-AventisWyethhttp://meds.queensu.ca/ce/cardiology/brochure.pdfThe Department of SurgeryGratefully acknowledgesThe following for their support,Ethicon – Johnson & Johnson AstraZeneca Aventis Bard Baxter Genzyme Linvatec KCINovartis Pfizer Schering Tycohttp://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/surgery/Research/info.pdfThe Correctional Services of Canada and pharmaceutical companies have demonstrated a disturbing pattern of abusing inmates for experimentation. A staggering proliferation of prescriptions for Elavil and Seroquel (Quetiapine) within the Kingston area Penitentiaries was prevalent during my incarceration. I was inappropriately prescribed this powerful anti-psychotic. It goes beyond inappropriate prescription. The out of proportion number of inmates in the federal and provincial correctional systems given these mind-manipulating drugs, particularly in the Kingston area, cannot be attributed to improper prescriptions alone. It’s malicious, and deliberate.Clinical data presented at the 4th International conference on bipolar disease show Quetiapine (seroquel) may improve both depressive and manic symptoms of this disease while also significantly reducing the desire to use in patients who suffer from both conditions."It seems over 60% of people suffering from bipolar disorder also have a history of alcohol or substance abuse. Several studies have shown substance abusers have more unstable moods than those who do not abuse substances."Further studies will evaluate Quetiapine in this specific population."I gleaned this information from an information package provided by Shopper’s Drug Mart given to me on Nov 10th, 2005.It seems "Further Studies" are ongoing in Canada’s prisons, unless an alarming number of prisoners suffer from bipolar disorder.Inmates are merely the "Control group" portion of experiments. Their environment is somewhat stable, controllable, and easily monitored. All the variables can be somewhat foreseen.Prisoners can be easily manipulated within the prison system, in which Stockholm Syndrome (Institionalization) is inherent. It’s a naturally coercive atmosphere and inmates’ dependence upon staff makes it an ideal environment for "psychic driving" experiments. Or any other kind of research.Lsd at one time was legal, as the mind-altering seroquel is today, and a major component of "opening up" (breaking down the defences) subjects and making them susceptible to "psychic driving". Brainwashing, while trivialized and mocked by the general public, is a subject given credence by our echelons of higher learning. A quick search of Queen’s University’s website brings up an opulence of related information. Programming offered by The Correctional Services Of Canada and Ontario prison system is based on cognitive retraining. Basically, the deconstruction of negative core values or beliefs (thought patterns) and replaced by ones deemed more suitable by the program officer (society) for a healthy reintegration with the community. Yes, a commendable objective but brainwashing nonetheless. Conditioned response and cognitive training can just as easily be twisted and bent to fit destructive purposes. Just ask Patty Hearst or the surviving family members of those massacred at Jonestown.http://psyc.queensu.ca/courses/psyc399/Introductory.htmhttp://psyc.queensu.ca/courses/psyc399/Social04Figures.ppthttp://psyc.queensu.ca/courses/psyc399/SocialnfluencePart2.htmhttp://psyc.queensu.ca/courses/psyc399/SocialPart3.htmhttp://psyc.queensu.ca/courses/psyc399/Part6.htmhttp://psyc.queensu.ca/courses/psyc399/BrainwashingPart5.htmCaroline F. Pukall Ph.D.Assistant ProfessorDepartment of Psychology,Queen's University• Hypnosis as a treatment for vulvar vestibulitis syndromehttp://psyc.queensu.ca/faculty/pukall/research.htmIn 1973, a doctor, at Collin’s Bay Penitentiary, selected inmates noted for aggressive tendencies and studied the effect of an anti-anxiety, mind-altering, drug on them. The drug was known to cause aggression. It seems rather dangerous for staff and inmates to give already aggressive offenders a drug likely to increase their destructiveness. Which segment of society would benefit from drugs which induce aggression? It seems a reduction of violence would better benefit the world. The military is the only plausible answer. And in fact, the American pilots, who killed Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan, were under the influence of stimulants supplied to combat troops by their commanding hierarchy.Correctional Services of Canada, according to a recently published article in the Ottawa sun, is experiencing an upsurge of aggression directed against staff. I suggest it’s merely a case of the chickens coming home to roost.It could be suggested the outcrop of publicity is an attempt to garner public support and thus indirectly apply pressure for an increase to the C.S.C.’s already staggering budget and powers. The C.B.C. covered a story of an outraged Kingston citizen opposed to one of Portsmouth Community Correctional Centre’s current inmates. How this person became aware of the comings and goings of Portsmouth’s inmates isn’t yet clear. An interview with yet another, and probably redundant, bureaucrat suggested the resolution would be building another facility. Apparently politicians aren’t the only ones who use scare tactics for their own benefit. Would construction demand a budget increase, or could they just take it out of petty cash? Let’s open the books and take a look at how taxpayer’s money is being misspent. I’m particularly interested in travel expenses which may coincide with harassment I’ve undergone in various locations across Ontario.Maybe the pharmaceutical industry could show its’ largesse and publicly foot the bill for a change. Perhaps, concerned Kingston citizens’ fears might be alleviated by building new facilities in an area other than the former capital.A large segment of inmates are from Toronto. And building closer to the area would afford prisoners familial support necessary for a successful reintegration with society. The "superjails" have never been filled to capacity and could be used to replace out of date and dilapidated federal prisons. Some provincial jails unofficially designate ranges (wings) for "pen-timers", inmates who have been to, or are going to, federal penitentiary. It would save the taxpayers money if underused "Super-jails" officially assigned sections for federal prisoners. The Ontario Correctional System partner with C.S.C. on many levels and this would enhance the partnership. Let’s take it a step further and put all our test subjects in one basket.Relocating prisoners may cause a displacement of employment for some of C.S.C. employees but public safety should be considered. Prisoners would benefit and taxpayers wouldn’t have to foot the bill for a duplication of services already provided.The research conducted by Queen’s university may be affected but the pharmaceutical industry does cover transportation expenses. Besides, I’m sure U of T could pick up the slack.The VPO covers all expenses - including hotel, airline and transportation costs - as well as provides $40/day for related personal hotel expenses (e.g. phone, laundry, etc.). American and international speakers receive an honorarium of $1,000 (USD); Canadian speakers receive $1,500 (CDN).The VPO is generously sponsored by Amgen Canada, Astra Zeneca, Sanofi Aventis, Bristol-Myers Squibb Canada, Eli Lilly Canada Inc., Glaxo Smith Kline, Roche Pharmaceuticals, Ortho-Biotech, Novartis Pharma Canada, Pfizer Canada, Schering Canada Inc. and the Cedars Institute.http://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/oncology/visitingprofs.htmAccording to "ClinicalTrial.gov" experiments sponsored by Astra Zeneca pharmaceuticals and listed as ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00206128, the nine Canadian sites involved are under the jurisdiction of the United States’s Food and drug Administration.Astra Zeneca also sponsors at least one other study listed as ClinicalTrials. Gov identifier: NCT00081380The Health Authority is The United States’ Food and Drug Administration.This study has 13 Canadian sites. Kingston, Toronto and Montreal are amongst them.Janssen Ortho (A Johnson and Johnson subsidiary) and listed as ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00246246Health Authority: The United States’ Food and Drug administration.Free trade at it’s best.The Only study I’ve been able to find Authorized by Health Canada is one involving subjects Aged 12 to 20 years of age.Sponsors and Collaborators: Mood Disorders Centre of Ottawa and Astra Zeneca.ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:NCT000252226Merck Frosst’s connection to the Correctional Services of Canada extends, at least, to 1972 when it received permission to administer various forms of penicillin to Quebec inmates. According to Merck’s website the following universities are listed as partners in research: Our researchers have adjunct professorships in the following universities:Concordia UniversityDalhousie UniversityMcGill UniversityUniversite de MontrealUniversity of British ColumbiaUniversity of OttawaUniversity of Toronto (a 1 million dollar professorship)"Joint research projects are currently on-going with many universities in a variety of disciplines.""We offer placements for P.H.D. and M.S.c. graduate studies projects and post-doctoral research.""The Research Centre has an extensive Co-op program. Each year around 80 undergraduate students join us for 4- to 8-month internships.""Merck Frosst Canada & Co. has endowed chairs in several universities."Merck Frosst invests millions into collaborating universities. Including A 2.5 million-dollar endowment for McGill.Departments at Merck Frosst Centre for Therapeutic Research offer opportunities for graduate students. Many scientists at the Centre hold adjunct faculty positions at Canadian universities, including Universite de Montreal, Concordia University, Mcgill University, Ottawa University, Memorial University of Newfoundland and University Of British Columbia. Our scientists supervise graduate students who conduct their thesis research projects at the Merck Frosst site."From September 2002 until December of the same year, I resided in the Assessment unit of Millhaven Penitentiary. The unit’s purpose is to evaluate an inmate’s situation and make a decision about appropriate programming, and the institute best able to offer it. Part of my time was spent in a cell on H-Block. I asked to be placed in the hole and ended up in a different area of the jail, where I was housed with another inmate. Before taking up residence in the new cell, I asked a guard to put my "paper-work" away for safe-keeping, away from the prying eyes of others and it’s a good thing I did because my resourceful cell-mate had managed to procure a flashlight which he used at night to rifle through my papers. Personal property in the assessment section is against policy. And I haven’t seen a flash-light in the possession of any other prisoner. I’m pretty sure; it’s a major breach of security. He became noticeably nervous when I mentioned his "connections in corrections", a term identifying inmates, or "plants", who work with Correctional Services of Canada or other segments of the justice system.I was temporarily transferred back to the Pembroke Jail to participate in a Coroner’s Inquest into the suicide of an inmate. Upon return, Ross Keats informed me I’d be transferred to my "Mother Institution" the following day.On December 18th, 2002 I arrived at Joyceville penitentiary and was allocated a cell in 2-D block. This area’s reputation had preceded it and might’ve tainted my perception prior to arrival. The fact, I was under the influence of narcotics helped to make my transition even bumpier. It was a noisy and aggressive environment, and I asked for a move to a different section. While being escorted across the courtyard to the Seg area a guard suggested I grow "some hair on it". I ended up on range 3-B after a stay in the seg-unit.For some reason I was moved to range 4-B and again hoping to avoid violence I insisted on being moved. At this time another guard let me know "sometimes conflict can’t be avoided" in prison. I was returned to 3-B.An inmate involved with contraband tattooing and equipment was observed by one of the guards and charged. Rather than accepting the responsibility for his screw-up, he attempted to shift blame to me by saying he’d asked me to "keep six" (watch for guards). I would’ve kept watch if he asked but he hadn’t, and the implication was either I was a fall-down or a rat. Neither of which is a good thing to have attached to your name inside prison. A confrontation ensued and both of us were charged for fighting.I was involved in physical encounter in the school area. After this incident, a guard told me I was respected in "sub-prison community" for having fought. I clenched my fists and said: "for using these". All I could do was shake my head.Awaiting me upon release from the hole after the first incident was a pass for an interview with the reintegration board. This is the group which arranges programming according to the findings by the Millhaven Assessment Unit. Present at the interview was Joe Dwyer and an assistant. According to these staff members, and in concurrence with parole officer Mike Laporte, I was slated for a high Intensity family violence prevention program, which as a satellite rotates throughout the institutes and was available to me in Sept, 2003 at Warkwarth Institute. A transfer for this purpose would be arranged. After which I was to take a moderate substance abuse program lasting approximately a month.A third program evaluated as the lowest priority amongst my programming needs could be taken either at camp or in the community.Rather than stagnate until September, I initiated contact with the programming tower to use my time in a more constructive manner by applying for the moderate substance abuse program available at Joyceville.I was accepted into a class taught by Mrs. McShane and was hopeful of a successful completion. Laporte and McShane used my participation in this program to further their malicious intentions. Whether it was Laporte and Mcshane’s psycho-terrorism or the pharmaceutical poisons having a debilitating effect on my cognitive abilities my studies weren’t proceeding as I expected and decided to take a couple days off class while attempting to wean myself from the drugs. I was suspended for absenteeism. I was still looking forward to completing my programming needs as originally outlined by the programming board and Laporte.In Sept, 2003, I was interviewed By Josee Houde and also a male member of the reintegration board during which I informed them I was still expecting a transfer to Warkwark for its High Intensity Family Prevention program. Shortly after this Laporte informed me I wouldn’t be transferred. He claimed a bed shortage which directly contradicts a memo he received on July 26th, 2003, by Parole Officer Orr of Warkwarth. In the E-mail she reprimanded Laporte for creating a new S.A.R.A. when he knew better than to do so but agreed to overlook it “this time”. She also informed Laporte a bed would be available for “Mr.Schori”.When I questioned Joyceville staff about why I wasn’t sent to W.I. as planned, it was blamed on an eight to nine month wait list. Putting aside Orr’s missive, I assume the time period from January until September should’ve been more than adequate to arrange a transfer for an area designated as a high priority for my successful reintegration with the community. Failure to complete programming was cause of parole denial and the imposition of a residency condition. In July of 2003, I went form the Kingston Penitentiary’s T.D. to Warkwarth in less than two weeks and noticed when I got there plenty of beds available.Resigned to completing my sentence in Joyceville, I once again contacted the programming people and was assured I a spot in the next substance abuse program. My time at Joyceville was uneventful and a request for segregation in October 2003 stemmed from abuse by staff. Rather than alleviate the problem, my isolation in "The Hole" only exacerbated the dilemma.On October 23rd, Correctional Officers opened the observation-cell door informing me Parole Officer Mike Laporte wished to speak with me. I was disinclined to speak with the primary cause of my seeking refuge in the segregation area and refused to speak with the parole officer. Laporte entered the cell while I was in a state of undress and informed me I would be transferred to Warkwarth Institute in order to alleviate seg space. He had an application for a transfer by which I was to request the move. I informed him I wasn’t requesting a transfer to W.I. but would go to Pittsburgh, the camp annex of Joyceville Penitentiary. Laporte claimed "they" weren’t letting me go to camp. "Well I’m not going to Warkwarth". He informed me I could either sign the transfer request to W.I. or ‘They" were going to involuntarily transfer me to Kingston Penitentiary. I again reiterated I didn’t intend to do so and he responded “Have a good ride, pal”, restating his threat of involuntary transfer to notorious Kingston penitentiary. There wasn’t justification for an elevation of my security level which usually accompanies a re-classification and precipitates a transfer to a maximum-security prison. Laporte wanted me on the way to Warkwarth before anyone could ask why I wasn’t already there.Laporte also had an application for Masion Decision, a community correctional centre in Ottawa, which he wanted to me fill out. "I’m not going to Maison Decision, I’m going to Pembroke". "They"(again with the mysterious "they") aren’t letting you go to Pembroke". Did the National Parole Board already make a decision regarding imposition of a Residency Condition? Laporte had plenty of time to arrange a hearing as required for an imposition of Residency Condition but he knew his reasons for requesting it wouldn’t hold up before a tribunal. Upon my refusal to apply for Maision Decision Laporte said, ‘If you don’t they’ll ship you to Keele Street". I have historic and familial ties to the Toronto area, so his threat was empty. I would’ve preferred going to an area, which afforded more support than available to me in Kingston, where I was eventually transferred. Laporte left the documents so I could “take a couple days to think about it”.After this less than auspicious occasion I didn’t see Laporte again until December 15th at my 60 day Segregation Review hearing. I later learned he attempted to share the documentation being given to the National Parole Board for consideration of a "Paper-decision" regarding imposition of residency at this time. I refused to accept the proffered paper work, stood up, stated my opinion of, and directly to Laporte and departed the room.A "paper-decision" is necessitated only when the National Parole Board lacks enough time to hold a tribunal to hear the case. Laporte was aware he was seeking residency by Oct 23rd, at the latest. All the rationalizations he intended to use in suppport of his request were known by Sept 2003. It was more than enough time to fulfill legal requirements for notification, a hearing, and allow the opportunity for me to seek legal advisement. Laporte purposely waited until Dec 15th to circumvent the requirements, foment a misleading sense of urgency and avoid the possibility of his duplicity being uncovered.On Oct 18th, 2003National parole Board rendered a "Paper-Decision" compelling me to reside at Portsmouth Community Correctional Centre upon my statutory release. Three days after Laporte attempted to share the necessary documentation at my 60-day Segregation-Review Board. All documentation submitted to the N/P/B for a "Paper-Decision" must be shared with the inmate 15 days prior to a decision for an opportunity to seek legal counsel. Even if I had accepted Laporte’s information sharing on the 15th the Board still breached the law by rendering a decision three days later.ON Dec 31st, 2003, I was transferred from Joyceville Institute to Portsmouth Community Correctional Centre (also P.C.C.C. but not to be confused with the other little house of horrors, Providence Continuing Care Centre) in Kingston. While being escorted to the vehicle which would transfer me to P.C.C.C. a guard handed me the sealed envelope containing my original evaluation from Millhaven’s Assessment Unit. I was greeted at Portsmouth by Supervising Parole Officer Bruce Campbell. According to Campbell, Laporte is "a mad little hockey player" and it was also from our initial conversation I learned of I learned of Laporte’s "Bucky" nickname during the same conversation.Shortly after arriving at Portsmouth, I appealed what I consider an unjustified imposition of residency condition, which had resulted in continued incarceration beyond my statutory release date. I outlined mental abuse, mistreatment and drug experiments conducted on me, by J.I. staff.McShane would be suspended from her duties as a result of warning me staff intended to lay traps which they hoped would explain my Seg-status, possibly elevate my security status for a forced transfer and minimize their responsibility. Someone got caught doing something they were afraid would be exposed and staff didn’t want the reasons for my requested segregation brought into the light so they tried creating a little smoke-screen. One such instance was supervised Psychologist Susan VanDer Bergh being sent to elicit information that could be interpreted to my detriment. VanDerbergh was hoping I would make personal remarks demonstrating an assumed affection for Tanya. Psychology is extremely subjective, open to interpretation and can be easily be misrepresented. It didn’t work.The day McShane was suspended; she was approached by two individuals by whom I’d been interviewed at Millhaven’s Assessment Unit. One of the interviews took place in the foyer beyond "the Hub" going towards the yard. The other was in the medical wing of Millhaven and took place while a C.S.C. staff member was in the room. These interviews were conducted by individuals, a male and female, who purported themselves to be officers with the Pen Squad section of the Ontario Provincial Police. The interviews were in relation to concerns I had for my children’s safety. The male identified himself verbally as Robyn Shwork (unsure of the spelling). His female counterpart indicated her name was also Tanya. I should’ve asked for identification. However, as I’ve discovered, a badge isn’t necessarily assurance of moral turpitude.McShane did the right thing. The only one of a bad bunch to so and was rewarded with a suspension. Some may call it a paid vacation but the blemish is still on record. On the day of her suspension Robyn and his partner in crime approached Mrs.McShane. It suited their purposes for me to be isolated, and rendered vulnerable to the malicious machinations of Correctional Services staff. I needed to be isolated for their purposes and she was a fly in the ointment. These individuals are aware of my current circumstances. It’s possible they and McShane are involved in the criminal harassment I’ve experienced since trying to expose the corruption and abuses within the Correctional Services of Canada.During one session with Psychologist Sue, I told her staff was tampering with my food. At first, she thought it unbelievable until the two Correctional Officers present indicated it wasn’t in the food but the beverages being served at meals. Sue asked Roy, "Why isn’t someone doing something about it". The question, Psychologist Sue, should’ve been: "Why don’t I do something about it?"Suffering from sleep-deprivation, sweating, elevated heart-rate and chest pains, I pressed the emergency button in my cell and was brought to the medical wing. Observing my sensitivity to touch, extremely blood-shot eyes, as well as the other symptoms, the Nurse thought it was "something in the food". Conversing with the guard she found out it wasn’t in the "food" but something in the "coffee". The individual sugar packets brought along with meals which tasted similar to pepper weren’t mentioned. The nurse said it "has to stop before it kills him". She gave me a benadryl for sleep purposes. The dosages supplementing my meals were subsequently lowered.Within a short while of faxing my appeal to C.S.C.’s sister organization, the National Parole Board (There needs to be more than a cosmetic separation between these branches of the justice system), I was sitting in Portsmouth’s kitchen area and over-heard Parole Office Tyo-White and Campbell discussing it’s contents.Tyo-White indicated to Campbell, "Sounds like he has grounds for a lawsuit.""That’s what they’re afraid of," Campbell responded. I assume he meant his C.S.C. superiors.His comment precipitated suspensions of my statutory release based on innuendo and insinuation under suspicious circumstances. "Suspicion of being suspicious" wouldn’t normally be reasonable grounds for the forfeiture of a person’s freedom or suspension of one’s successful reintegration with society. At least, not in most courts of law, where evidence and proof of wrong-doing are demanded. Correctional Services of Canada and the National Parole Board aren’t restricted by such mundane considerations as human rights and justice, nor are they encumbered by trivialities such as law.A perjured government document was pivotal in suspension of my life. It pertained to activities, the author claimed to have witnessed on March 15th, 2004. I suspect the author was unaware of my house-arrest status on this day. The only person oblivious to it was Bruce Campbell who was absent from P.C.C.C. According to my C.S.C files accessed through the Access to Information Act, Parole officer Tyo-White was directed to create a new document reflecting C.S.C/N.P.B.’s preferred date of March 9th, 2005. A document can only be edited with a supervisor’s or unit manager’s authorization and Tyo-White wasn’t fulfilling such a position at the time. Supervising Parole Officer Campbell was, and I’m pretty sure Medical Officer Cathcart was Portsmouth’s Unit Manager. National Parole Board’s Regional Director, Joanne Blais who co-signed Tyo-White Assessment for Decision report, also has authority to manipulate documentation. Whether creating an entirely new document requires authorization or not, isn’t important. Tyo-White and cohorts overlooked a major flaw in their aspersions. They perverted innocuous activities and the failing will help me prove the viciousness of their intent. Prior to being employed as a Parole Officer at Portsmouth, Tyo-White was Security Officer at Kingston pen, where she befriended McShane. During my incarceration at J.I. the Security officer was also a former co-worker of Tyo-White’s and likely McShane’s at K.P. One big ole CYA circle.My Case management Team, Campbell, Stephanie Saunders-King, Rob Cathcart and Jim Russon denied permission to attend A.A. /NA meetings, although all other inmates were encouraged to attend. Tyo-White was present immediately after my request was rebuffed. Exiting Russon’s office, my displeasure was obvious and a discussion regarding the matter ensued between the two parole officers. Tyo-white asked why and Russon passed the buck by claiming it was Campbell’s decision.A request to visit family in Pembroke was denied even though I’d been meeting or exceeding the stated criteria. I enthusiastically participated in required programming and independently sought ways to better myself, and was furthering my education at Limestone Continuing Education Centre.I was unable to leave the house due to my house-arrest and asked an inmate named Mike to purchase a brick of Maple Walnut ice cream at Mac’s milk. When Mike returned 45 minutes later from the block away store, the protective plastic barrier was missing. The following day, I was cooking eggs in the kitchen area and experienced weakness, shortness of breath, an unexplainable increase in heart-rate and sweating. Tyo-White escorted me to the hospital in a round-about way. Driving down Van-Order and turning left onto John.A.Macdonald Boulevard. Lo and behold, who should we run into but none other than Tyo-White’s friend and co-worker, Program officer McShane. The route was longer than others she may have chosen and Tyo-white mentioned this fact.At the hospital the attending nurse recognized the symptoms of a drug over-dose. She wanted to perform a blood-test and while she discussed the matter with a doctor I thought it circumspect to depart. It would’ve verified my suspicions but I wasn’t in a position to explain having drugs in my system. It would’ve also provided my C.M.T. with the grounds to revoke my statutory release.There are other examples of my C.M.T. enlisting offenders in their efforts. When a person has nothing, small favours are magnified exponentially and my C.M.T. used their power to coerce inmates to foment their gains.My suspensions served several purposes. It attempted to justify imposition of Residency Conditions, and discredit me in foresight of possible litigation. I’ve suspected the turn-over rate via flimsy suspensions might have more to do with trying to increase budget by creating a demand for more Community Correctional Centres, prisons and police officers. The recidivism rate may not be a true indication of offenders being a danger to society. A little creative book-keeping, a little improper use of the law, and a whole lot of corruption by the Correctional Services of Canada.On March 11th, 2004, I was scheduled for an appointment with Tony Eccles. A conflict with a sign-in arose and could’ve proven prohibitive to my attending at his Bagot St. office. I could’ve used it as an excuse to avoid another unfulfilling session with Eccles but I really wanted to better myself and wanted to give him the benefit of doubt.I consider it essential for a bond of trust to be developed between therapist and client in order for successful therapy to take place. Eccles, a C.S.C. employee and member of Queen’s University’s faculty, immediately began probing areas, which should’ve been left until trust and comfort had been established. Each session commenced with irrelevant questions pertaining to "secret relationships." "Failure to disclose a relationship" is commonly used by the C.S.C./N.P.B. to suspend statutory release. The C.S.C. was using my therapy sessions to discover grounds for suspension.I was, and am, highly motivated to better myself, and since Jim Russon wasn’t available to lift the sign-in I spoke with Portsmouth’s security officer. Bob wasn’t authorized to lift the sign-in and attempted to contact the National Parole Board’s Regional Director Joanne Blais while I was in his office. I left the Security officer’s office discouraged. Fortunately, he eventually contacted Blais and I attended with Eccles.Upon my return, Russon informed me, in Tyo-White’s presence, of Eccles’ decision to discontinue sessions and as a result I would be placed under house-arrest for being unwilling to participate in required programming. Transfer back to Joyceville wasn’t warranted at that time."Deteriorating attitude" was cited as grounds for my March 17th, 2004, suspension. Despite my efforts to attend with Eccles, meet all requirements for programming, and independent efforts beyond those mandated, my C.M.T. claimed I was "unwilling to participate in programming." Deteriorating attitude is completely subjective and can range from a poor relationship with staff or psychologist to missing curfew.Coincidentally, on March 9th, 2004, Russon informed me a session with Karen Vander Bergh, at Options for Change, was cancelled. When Russon led me to believe it was cancelled at Karen’s behest I assumed she was sick. After accessing part of my C.S.C. files, I discovered a memo from Karen stating she received the cancellation form Portsmouth staff and thought they did so upon my request.The last time I checked the 9th of March preceded the 11th, so all pertinent data of my March 17th suspension was known by March the 15th when Eccles’ report was completed. Why the two day delay? Campbell hadn’t yet added his perjured two cents.There were noticeable peculiarities with the files I received through the freedom of Information Act. The large brown envelopes bore no identifying insignia as to origin of sender. Inside one of my files I came across a psychological evaluation for another Joyceville inmate Terry Smith. I resided with Smith on 3-B but this shouldn’t be cause for the inclusion of his confidential psychological profile. We weren’t that close. According to my knowledge of the process all requests for access to such files are sent to the Privacy Commissioner’s who coordinates the information and then forwards it to the requester. How Smith’s file went from Joyceville to the privacy commissioner to me is bewildering. My files were delivered separately, rather than as a whole as I suspect is the usual practice. On one occasion a guard said the several days delay resulted from the file being temporarily misplaced. Maybe the Correctional Services of Canada wanted to extract any incriminating paperwork. One big cya circle.On March 17th, 2003 I made the mistake of informing Russon and supervising Parole Officer Warnke of a sealed unaltered evaluation amongst my personal possessions. I wanted them to know someone had tampered with my files and I could prove it. I t was a mistake made out of frustration and on II would later regret.British Columbia Supreme Court dismissed the respondent's application for an order for relief in the nature of habeas corpus with certiorari in aid. The Court of Appeal, in a majority decision, allowed the respondent's appeal from that decision. According to the majority, the Board was a court of competent jurisdiction within the meaning of s. 24 of the Charter, with the ability to exclude evidence where such evidence was obtained by a Charter violation. The Board's decision was quashed and the respondent was released from custody.http://www.lexum.umontreal.ca/csc-scc/en/pub/1996/vol1/html/1996scr1_0075.htmlA National Parole Board afforded me a trial. As a court of competent jurisdiction, the National Parole Board must abide by the same prerequisites of any other court. I assume this means upholding the principles of law. According to the points of laws I’ve read the National Parole can be considered the equivalent of a judge and must abide by the same guidelines as an officially recognized court and thus cannot exclude exculpatory evidence. They knew my suspension was a work of fiction. During the hearing, I tired addressing the issues I felt relevant to my imprisonment, including the abuses perpetrated against me by C.S.C. staff. While doing so I was interrupted cough from the woman on my right. When I looked at her she claimed it was time to change the tape. It sure sounded like a change the subject cough. The tape, and subject, was changed.It’s a poorly guarded secret that Portsmouth residents are followed. More than once the guard who sits in the area of the sign-in book has been witnessed on the phone relaying details of departing inmates. The number of residents departing, colour of clothing and any other identifying details are given presumably to the C.S.C., Pen Squad or R.O.P.E. Squad.In her report Tyo-White states the information pertinent to my arrest was obtained by staff following me. In their revocation report the tribunal made claims of "paranoid characteristics" in respect to my assertions of being followed by The C.S.C/N.P.B. staff. It’s only paranoia if it isn’t true. It is possible the Board didn’t see the same reports I did but they have unfettered access to all files pertaining to inmates being adjudged. I wonder which version they read. They’re "paranoid characteristics" allusion may be just another attempt to cast aspersions regarding my mental health and thus discredit me.I have historic and familial ties to the Toronto area and would’ve preferred a transfer to Keele Centre as Bucky Laporte had originally threatened in October of 2003. Of course the threat was only meant to insure I’ld go to Maison Decision as he intended.I regained possession of my personal belongings upon returning to Portsmouth in July, 2003. The previously sealed envelope containing my evaluation was tore down side by someone trying to gain access to its contents. According to Portsmouth’s security officer Cathcart was the person who went through my possessions. The original evaluation would’ve gone along way to proving my case file had been corrupted by the Correctional Services of Canada. It would’ve automatically lead to questions of why? Who? I know the answers to these question but it would’’ve been irrefutable, concrete proof. Cathcart and the rest have cause to fear such queries, and ample motive and apportunity to tamper with the envelope’s contents.According to law, a criminal conspiracy is anytime two or more persons plan an illegal activity. From such ignominious beginnings a conspiracy of vast proportions can and did flourish. My former C.M.T. doesn’t have the intellectual capacity for implementing or maintaining the psycho-terrorism I’ve underwent upon my release. They’re merely foot-soldiers performing as directed but they lack the abilities and authority for an exercize of such magnitude. It has to be people in a position of power who can authorize money.. Someone who can flash identification and automatically be legitimized and trusted is also needed for getting to media outlets before, or shortly after, I do and contain the situation. I’ve contacted newspapers in North Bay, Toronto, Ottawa and Pembroke. Not one of them has indicated a desire to investigate the validity of my claims. A large story gets dumped in their laps and they’re disinterested. Something smells fishy. The same can be said of the various bureaucrats I’ve contacted. It sure seems as if there’s a concerted effort to discredit me. If what I’m saying is untrue they wouldn’t need to discredit me, or contain the situation, the facts would speak for themselves. These are very grave matters and the complete disinterest I’ve encountered is equally horrifying and perplexing.Several days after my arrival at Portsmouth Community Correctional Centre in July of 2003, I was again suspended under dubious circumstances. Medical Officer Cathcart and Parole officer Russon both informed me, on separate occasions; the reason for it was a refusal to shake hands with a correctional officer. Cathcart, and later during a follow-up interview with Russon, it was used as an illustration of "bizarre behaviour".In his Assessment for Decision Russon also mentioned my continuing to question the legality of my Residency Condition. It was known by staff members I’d contacted an attorney who dealt with C.S.C/N.P.B law to sort out the problems with the March suspension and other parole irregularities. Russon and I discussed the legal grounds I was pursuing through an attorney. He was standing on the stairs leading to the second floor, while I remained on the main floor. We were directly in front of the staff washroom. During the discussion Tyo-White entered the facilities and quite likely oveheard a large segment of the dialogue. Despite my attempts at a lawful resolution his report implied I might walk away from the facility. It was deliberately misleading. I hadn’t left the premises for any longer than it took to purchase food staples at the grocery storeIn July Campbell was again absent and rumoured to be in the Peterborough office substituting for a colleague. Yet he was able to attend a pow-wow with Russon and the rest of my C.M.T.on Monday. I don’t think Campbell was trouble-shooting". I’m pretty sure the C.S.C. was aware of his earlier transgressions and his absence was a result. The meeting with my C.M.T. was a: what the hell are we going to do about this? strategy session.The documentation for a lawful imposition of a Residency Condition was mysteriously missing. On the morning of my suspension I asked to see the necessary documents. Saunders-King couldn’t produce them. Claiming it would take another "week" to obtain something that should’ve been sent prior to, or at least coinciding with, my arrival. Demanding an explanation for my unlawful imprisonment, I proceeded to Portsmouth’s dining room. I wanted witnesses to Saunders-King’s explanation and informed her I was willing to discuss the situation with her at the table. After her refusal to do so, I made it known I wanted to contact police, asking under which law enforcement agency’s jurisdiction Portsmouth was considered. Something smelled fishy.Almost immediately Cathcart entered and using the threat of suspension directed me to follow him towards the Annex section. The Security Officer had received a phone call advising him of the situation and intercepted us as we left the main building. It would be interesting to find out who had called him. The three of us went to the Security Officer’s office.Cathcart stated Stephanie merely wished to discuss the situation; I agreed but told him I wouldn’t read or sign any documents. We discussed my insistence of submitting request in writing and expecting responses in written form. Apparently this was a source of concern for my C.M.T. It makes denial a whole lot simpler if there aren’t documents disproving their lies. I told them it was because my previous suspension had been under suspicious circumstances and it was my way of making sure my bases were covered. I didn’t want any ambiguities for the C.S.C/N.P.B. to exploit.A request for a stated position regarding over-the-counter sleeping aids wasn’t returned. When permission wasn’t forthcoming I approached Cathcart and verbally reiterated my request for written verification. A resident who arrived minutes after my transfer was immediately allocated his allotment of medications and yet I wasn’t afforded the same opportunity, even though I was willing to use my own monies for it.I make it a policy not to shake hands with anyone until I know if I like and respect the person. A handshake indicates friendship and respect, at least to me. This seemed to be a source of consternation for Cathcart, as we also discussed my refusal to shake hands with a Correctional officer. He implied it demonstrates immaturity and wasn’t normal. I told him my reasons, and that it wasn’t unusual behaviour for me. In fact the Security officer mentioned I’d refused to shake his hand upon meeting him for the same stated reasons. Cathcart was on a fishing expedition.Cathcart met Saunder-King outside Bob’s office and informed her I wasn’t willing to read or sign anything. While he was gone Bob asked, "They’re trying to impose residency after release, aren’t they?" I said, "Basically". He was speaking with me but I’m pretty sure he was talking indirectly to the hot-dog vendor who had taken up residency in the adjacent parking lot a couple days earlier. Maybe the hot-dog vendor was the person who called him. Maybe I started the party a little early and he was sent to diffuse, or observe, the situation.A couple days earlier I’d contacted the Ontario Provincial Police and left a message for Schwork. I,at the time, didn’t hqarbour any doubts about his integrity or hisstauts as a legitimate and honest police officer. Now I doubt his professional credential and personal honesty. I wanted to know if it was possible to investigate the possibility of charges against the Correctional Services of Canada. At the time I still believed the boys in blue were automatically the good guys. I don’t harbour any such delusions today.When Cathcart returned from his discussion with King, my statutory release was suspended. Awaiting Kingston City police Officers, (answers the question I had about jurisdiction) Cathcart handed me a cigarette from his "stash". I didn’t smoke it because I preferred to inform the other inmates who had come out of the main building that "my room-mates are untrustworthy" and Cathcart hustled me back into the annex. It was information Cathcart didn’t want offered up for public consumption. I asked Cathcart if the cigarette was the brand he smoked. This lead the medical officer to say the cigarette came from a special "stash" he had. The last I saw of the cigarette was when the security officer was holding it up in front office window.My C.M.T. enlisted other residents, primarily my room-mates, in attempts to garner grounds for suspension by trying to place me in untenable situations which would justify the March 17Th suspension and act as a catalyst for another one. One of the collaborators was escorted to Cornwall for a doctor’s appointment in the Cornwall area. Correctional Services of Canada has extensive medical resources in Kingston so the appointment was merely an excuse to provide him with an hour-unsupervised visit with his family. He hadn’t been at Portsmouth long enough to be eligible for passes and this was his reward for aiding staff in their efforts. Cathcart and Tyo-White were the escorting officers. Maybe it wasn’t a reward. It might’ve been a way for Tyo-White to finance a visit with her own family in the Cornwall area, at tax-payers expense. Or she could’ve been going as an observer. I wonder if Cathcart also had personal reasons for the trip. Damn right he did, trying to undermine my freedom before his treachery was uncovered.I was eventually transferred to the Quinte Detention Centre, after a stop-over at the cop-shop, by two escorting officers who looked remarkably like Robyn Schwork and his counterpart Tanya. The male was attired in a uniform of someone much, much, larger than him. The guards commented to my escorts "a different uniform for you isn’t it?" when we arrived at the jail. I wonder which uniform is his regular attire. I’ve always suspected these two were responsible for the mysterious appearance of the hot-dog vendor. Were they part of an O.P.P investigative unit, or were they trying to contain the situation?I asked to be placed under suicide-watch rather than share an over-crowded cell with two other inmates. In the seg-area guards are required to maintain a log-book, noting observations during rounds. During this particular incarceration two such books were kept. This is a highly unusual occurrence. One was designated for the general population, the other monitored my withdrawal symptoms from the drugs Cathcart and associates were supplying by way of cigarettes and other serreptitious means. It also noted any comments I made. This may have been to discover where the holes were, so the Correctional Services of Canada could plug them.Russon and Tyo-White conducted a follow-up interview at Kingston Penitentiary after my July suspension. Tyo-White stated she was there merely as an "observer". I believe it. Her training and job experience as an I.P.S.O make her a good choice for observing and sneakily securing information. During the interview with Russon and Tyo-White, I corrected Jim’s poor grammar. I later regretted doing so, after all english is his second language and maybe he doesn’t grasp the nuances. This correction was also included in his Assessment for Decision report. I consider this a trifle irrelevant. Or maybe he was attempting to illustrate my total disregard for his authority or contempt for him personally. My correction wasn’t derogatory and couldn’t be interpreted as such; it was a simple statement of fact. Perhaps he was alluding to this as another example of "Bizarre Behaviour". Only my C.M.T knows for sure. It’s a bit of a stretch even by Correctional Services of Canada/National Parole Board standards. It isn’t relevant to anything and shouldn’t have been included in his report. There weren’t legitimate grounds for suspension and I was able to counter all Russon’s allusions with concrete proof to the contrary. The person who said "never let a little thing like the facts get in the way of a good story" must’ve worked for the Correctional Services of Canada. Russon and Tyo-White took these words for their credo. As an observer she wasn’t wasn’t responsible for my July suspension but she knew the grounds for it were baseless and yet stood by as my C.M.T railroaded me once again. I can understand why. The kettle can’t very well call the kettle black, can it?I never got a trial by the National Parole Board.I returned to Kingston in June of 2005, and was arrested for breaching a condition of my probation. A condition, neither my probation officer nor I was aware of being on the order. In fact, Ross Mcintosh and I found it strange a condition prohibiting the consumption of alcohol was omitted. Ross read the order each time I went to his office and a drinking prohibition wasn’t mentioned other than the oddness of its omission. McIntosh forwardeda letter indicating my arrrest may have beeen the result of confusing two probation orders. Kingston’s Crown-Attorney decided to proceed with the charges although there was definite reasonable doubt as to my knowingly breaching probation conditions. Rather than await trial while in custody, I thought it expedient to enter a plea of guilty and was subsequently incarcerated until September 18th 2005. A Kingston judge told me I was "on a long downward spiral." A Kingston cop made an oblique reference to people ending up in water towers because "they were someplace they shouldn’t have been." Staff at Quinte Detention Centre has beaten me up because I was making trouble for their friends at C.S.C.While incarcerated at Quinte Detention Centre, I went on hunger-strike to protest the inhumane living conditions and sadistic tendencies of staff. On the third day, Dr. Scott entered my cell in the segregation area, despite my vehement and repeated rejection of contact with, and aggressively outlined his plan of action regarding my strike, including threats of involuntary committal to a hospital. Scott’s interaction coincided with my refusal to drink the tainted coffee and tea brought around at meal-times. In the presence of guards, he claimed his intervention was brought about by my refusal to ingest liquids. I assured him, I was availing myself of the water from the sink in my cell. Scott insisted I take the proffered beverages in order for staff to monitor my liquid intake. Coffee and tea are diuretics and as such promote dehydration, which should be of primary concern for people on a hunger-strike. I’m not aware of any nutritional value offered by coffee and tea. Scott’s interests seem diametrically opposed to maintaining health.In a separate interview Scott informed me Electro-shock was again in vogue after having lost favour (at least publicly).During this period of incarceration I came into contact with researchers from Nipissing University. A bulletin was posted in the ranges of the Ottawa-Rideau Correctional Centre asking for inmates’ suggestions to improve the deplorable conditions within the correctional system. I signed on, hoping it might make a difference. It was definitely a case of false advertisement. The questions dealt with "uncontrollable urges to aggression?" e.t.c...…….. The scientists’ questions didn’t deal with the day to day stresses of prison life, or the causes of incarceration, or rehabilitation, just aggression.Returning to Kingston in September I was criminally harassed in order to dissuade me from making my knowledge public. A C.S.C. employee has told me he had the means to drug my cigarettes, coffee and have my legs broken. "I wouldn’t do it myself but I know people who will." He may not be A C.S.C. employee everyone in Kingston has a stake in keeping these dirty little secrets.Inmates are the control group and possibly the pre-clinical test subjects. The patients at Providence Continuing Care Centre, Hotel Dieu (Kingston) and the general public represent another portion of the experiments. The Providence Continuing Care Centre includes St.Mary of the Lake Hospital, Mental Health Services and St.Vincent DePaul Hospital in Brockville.The P.H.D.s involved with Queen’s have fixations with shock therapy, sleep-deprivation and cognitive retraining. Has seroquel replaced LSD as the chemical of choice for opening up subjects? Are modern psychotropic drugs ancestors of Hofman bastard child? I sure would like to know what substances they were putting in my coffee, and sugar. It’s easier for purposes of withdrawal to know which drugs one is addicted to. The ingredients of Cameron’s experiment and Correctional Services of Canada’s attempts at "psychic-driving" are currently of keen interest to researchers at Queen’s.The list of faculty at Queen’s reads like a list of the Correctional Services of Canada employment records. http://psyc.queens.ca/people.html The same can be said of Queen’s University’s Department of Psychiatry http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty.html .The people within the Psychology Department, and the Psychiatry Department, seem to be either connected with Corrections (Both Federal and Provincial) or Providence Continuing Care Centre. In some cases Queen’s, Correctional Services of Canada and Providence employ them simultaneously.Jill Atkinson has extensive involvement with both levels of the Correctional system. Including several stints at Kingston’s Prison for Women.http://psyc.queensu.ca/faculty/atkinson/atkinson.htmlRichard J. Beninger is implementing his neurological and cognitive behaviour experiment from the Lab rat stage to the human guinea-pig level.http://psyc.queensu.ca/faculty/beninger/index.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/beninger.htmlNeil Conacher: Providence Continuing Care Centre and Correction. Currently involved with the Queen’s seroquel Trials.http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry//faculty/conacher.htmlNicholas Delva (Dr.Electro) Providence Continuing Care Centre. Research interests include Electroconvulsive Therapy, sleep-deprivation and Seroquel.http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/delva.htmlJulio E. Arboleda-Florez: Providence Continuing Care Centre. Research interests include inmates and homeless-shelter users.http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/arboleda.htmlGerry Gregory: Chairman of Kingston’s Detox Centre, which shares a very close relationship with Hotel Dieu.http://meds.queeensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/gregory.htmlRonald H.Holden: Research includes "inmate" populations.http://psyc.queensu.ca/faculty/holden/holden.htmlAlistair.W. Maclean: Research involves sleep-deprivation. Collaborates with B.V.Beninger and Richard .J. Beninger.http://psyc.queensu.ca/faculty/maclean/maclean.htmlStuart Lawson: Research interests include Electroconvulsive effects on cognitive thinking.Director of research At the Providence Continuing Care Centre. http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/lawson.htmlRoumen Milev: Seroquel trials and holds several postions with The Providence Continuing Care Centre. Research interests include ECT.Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) in older versus younger depressed patientsG Abraham, F Voutsilakos and R MilevQueen's University, Kingston, Ontario Canadafrom International Society on Brain and Behaviour: 1st International Congress on Brain and BehaviourHyatt Regency Hotel, Thessaloniki, Greece, 20–23 November, 2003Annals of General Hospital Psychiatry 2003, 2(Suppl 1):S95 doi:10.1186/1475-2832-2-S1-S95First paragraph (this article has no abstract) The aim of the study is to examine whether rTMS is associated with different rate of response in treating older and younger depressed patients. Multiple antidepressant resistant depressed patients who failed to demonstrate an antidepressant response to an adequate trial were recruited to participate in the study.http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/milev.htmlNeil Oliver and his wife are faculty members at Queen’s and are employed by Correctional Services of Canada at their Regional Treatment Centre site at the Kingston Penitentiary. The Kingston penitentiary is probably the most violent and aggressive prisons in Canada.http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/oliven.htmlhttp://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/oliverd.htmlPatricia Oliver is involved with the Providence Continuing Care Centre.http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/oliverp.htmlL.Kola.Oyewumi: Conducts his experiments at hotel Diuehttp://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/oyewumi.htmlRalph Serin: Employed by the Correctional Services of Canada at Frontenac Penitentiary (A section of the Kingston Pen) is also C.S.C.’s Research Manager.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/serin.htmlSteven Southmayd: Has clients in the correctional systems and is also employed by the Providence Continuing Care Centre. Research interests include Sleep-deprivation.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/southmay.htmlAmarenda N. Singh: Involvement with seroquel experiments, Hotel Dieu and the Neuromedical Centre of PLA First Military. A fellow of the American Society Of Clinical Hypnosis ( Hypnosis=Brainwashing= "Psychic-Driving") Visiting Scientist at the WHO Researchand Traing facility in Montreal. He has received many grants From MRC of the OK and Canada. Singh is also the Chairman of Scientific Committee of International Council Of Prison Medicine.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/singh.htmlJudith Davidson: Research interests include sleep-deprivation.http://psyc.queensu.ca/Adjuncts/judith davidson.htmlPaul R. Davidson: Hotel Dieu. Research interests include Cognitive behaviour.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/davidson.htmlS.Finch: Involved with seroquel experiment and employed by Hotel Dieu.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/finch.htmlRuzica Jokic: Seroquel trials and is employed by The providence Continuing Care Centre.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/jokic.htmlS. Hanna: Seroquel trials and the Providence Continuing Care centre.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/hanna.htmlEmily Hawken: Research interests include Cognitive Behaviour, ElectroConvulsive Therapy and sleep-deprivation. And is simultaneously employed by The Providence Continuing Care Centre.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/hawken.htmlWadgy Loza: Kingston Penitentiaryhttp://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/loza.htmlRichard Millson: Seroquel trials. P.C.C.C. Mental Health Services.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/millson.htmlSimon O’brien: Seroqel Trials. Providence Continuing Care Centre. Mental Health Services.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/obrien.htmlJohn Bradford: Ontario Correctional Services. Royal Ottawa Hospital.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/bradford.htmlM.David: Research interests include sleep- deprivation and ElectroConvulsive Therapy.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/david.htmlDuncan Day: Hotel Dieu. Research interests include Hypnosis and Correctional Psychiatry.Programme Co-ordinator: Duncan J. A. Day, Ph.D. Assisting the Head of the Division of Forensic and Correctional Psychiatry in an effort to establish an up-to-date assessment battery.http://meds.queensu.ca/~webtrstu/accomplishments.htmlhttp://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/day.htmlKevin Parker: Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Hotel Dieu. Seroquel trials.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/parker.htmlV.Quinsey: Forensic and Correctional Psychiatry.http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/Quinsey.htmlF. Voutsilakos: Seroquel Trials. Interests Include Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in Older Versus Younger Patients and ElectroConvulsive Therapyhttp://www.annal-general-psychiarty.com/content/2/s1/s95/abstracthttp://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/voutsilakos.htmlV.Goff: Seroquel Trials (Assistant Professor Of Psychiatry)http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/goff.htmlR.Black: Seroquel trials. (Lecturer of Psychiatry)http://meds.queenssu.ca/medicine/psychiatry/faculty/black.htmlHoaken: Seroquel Trials: Research includes Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation. University of Western Ontario.My predominant research interest can generally be described as relating to the relationship between drugs and human aggression. Much of my current work is predicated on the continued understanding of the extent to which different drugs pharmacologically interfere with specific cognitive and social-perceptual processes.
http://www.ssc.uwo/psychology/faculty/hoaken_re.htmH.
Abdollah: Seroquel Trials.
Associate Professor of Medicine and Assistant Professor ofPaediatrics.G.Abraham: Seroquel Trials. Research interests Electroconvulsive Therapy. Assistant Professor of psychiatry.Amongst the sponsors of the Queen’s seroquel experiments are the CIHR, The Stanley Institute and Organon Pharmaceuticals.Considering the proximity of The Bethesda Naval Academy Hospital, one has to wonder why the Stanley Institute would sponsor experiments in the Great White North when opportunities are available much closer to home. It’s highly unlikely to overlook such an opportunity. It’s likely, simultaneous and complementary experiments are also being conducted in Bethesda.Dr. Bhagarith Singh is the Director for CIHR Institute for Infection and Immunity.According to Organon’s website:The exact cause of depression remains unclear. The most probable explanation, and the one on which treatment with antidepressant drugs is based, is that it is an imbalance in certain chemical messengers (also called neurotransmitters) in the brain.The neurotransmitters, of which there are about 30, transfer messages between nerve cells in the brain. Some evidence suggests that depression is caused by a deficiency in two neurotransmitters called noradrenaline and serotonin. Although this does not explain everything that is known about depression, it does at least serve as a useful 'pharmacological' model and is usually referred to as the monoamine hypothesis of depression.1. ElectroConvulsive therapy directly stimulates the brain’s 30 Neurotransmitter. In effect sending messages to the cerebral-cortex. Brainworks, another sponsor of the seroquel experiments is developing a method of simultaneous stimulation and recording from tissues, studies of signal spreading, activity dependent neuronal differentiation, and drug modulation of neuronal interaction. I’ve made note of the section in which Brainworks lists one of it’s objective as:2. System Development: Data Acquisition, Hardware and SoftwareDesign of the hardware for multielectrode electrical stimulation via MEA electrodes
Drugs Linked to DiarheaChicago.Popular
Anti-heartburn drugs such as proctor pump inhibitors that block stomach acid production heighten the risk of an increasingly common from of infectious form of diarhea researchers said this week. Taking such drugs as Astra Zeneca’s Nexium and Losec or their generic counterparts tripled the risk of diarrhea blamed on the Clostridium difficile bacteria, the study concluded.Embattled Merck Plans $1B in CutsTrenton, New Jersey.Merck and Co announced plans to cut an additional $1B U.S. in costs through 2010 and focus it’s research on medicines for the most common diseases. The struggling drug- maker hammered by mounting lawsuits falling revenues and profit and sharply depressed stock as generic competition looms for its top drugs, also reaffirmed its earnings forecasts for this year and next.Source: The Toronto Star. Friday, December 16th, 2005. Found on page# 62. Money Section.Astra Zeneca is also facing pressure from producers of generic drugs resultant drop in sales. Imagine how much these two businesses would lose in profits if it weren’t for the free test subjects made available by the Correctional Services of Canada. Or the multitude of duped general public being poisoned by Canadian universities.The side effects of Seroquel are horrifying, and include an increased risk of developing diabetes. Those with hereditary dispositions for this disease, of which I’m one, are at even higher risk. Side-effects also include abnormal dreams and extreme involuntary muscle contractions. These are only several of the ill-side-effects played down by Astra Zeneca and its hired Henchmen.I’ve personally convulsed to the point of invoking a head-ache due to the contraction’s severity. Seroquel manipulates the brain, and must be sending messages to other areas of the body. This is not a drug to be prescribed as lightly as the Correctional Services of Canada is wont to do, and perhaps shouldn’t be given out at all. LSD was once legal, hopefully one day society will be able to say: Seroquel, experimenting on inmates, or any vulnerable members of society was once legal but no longer acceptable by humane standards.Torture and abuse of prisoners, cannot be condoned. Inmates and other under-valued citizens should be protected from those who see them as expendable objects for experimentation. The walls of Abu Gharib or Joyceville Penitentiary shouldn’t be deemed as licence to inflict pain upon people. The defencelessness of declining years or vulnerability of youth must not be exploited by those in our society without scruples.It’s organized crime. The Pharmaceutical companies provide the money; Universities supply the intellectual properties, and the Correctional Services of Canada supplies muscle and victims.During the Nuremberg trials, perpetrators claimed to be following orders, doing their jobs for the betterment of German society. German scientists tried justifying their experiments by suggesting they did so for the sake of science and progress. It wasn’t accepted then, and mustn’t be now.I’ve managed to photograph some of the culprits participating in the harassment. I’m hoping to post them on a website. I’m hoping this will ascertain details such as name and occupation. I’m pretty sure there are a couple chemists, cops, correctional services of Canada employees and assorted mad scientists in the bunch. I know for sure one of them is of the person, who threatened to drug my food and cigarettes, and have my legs broken.All my claims can be easily verified or dispelled. A transparent inquiry would resolve the matter. I’m attempting to get enough names requesting such an enquiry. I don’t have the financial resources to bring about an expeditious finale to these issues. Until such action can be brought about, pharmaceutical poisons will continue reaping ill on the public. The under-valued of our society will continually be exploited by the money-grubbing and the powerful.This concerns all citizens. The poisons being passed off on the public by universities and pharmaceutical companies cannot be abided. Using prisoners, the elderly, or children as guinea-pigs for these poisons must not be abided.
