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We excel at going after what we want.  That's cool.  Do we real-eyes we can hack mind?  I'm currently writing a dissertation to assert that mind itself is joined, and that psychiatrists haven't a clue when they prescribe colourful pills.  Canada has passed laws to put us in jail without a criminal trial.

The Criminal Code Of Canada law declares hospital imprisonments to be a prison term, the same as jail (though it's really not), but they cops put people there for criminal allegations without a trial.  And that's completely against The Constitution Act of Canada.  BUT, get this, the first section of that constitution, in the annotations of the courtroom edition of The Criminal Code Of Canada (2014; Barrie courthouse), to the very first section of The Constitution Act clarifies THAT The Constitution Act is FIRST in place to UPHOLD the governing law of Canada.

I don't know how to tell the public this without sounding like a complete terrorist, so I'm going to swing the opposite way and willing to call myself the leader of ISIS.  The 2014 annotations to The Criminal Code Of Canada mean to say that if current practices would jeopardize the integrity of the whole of the foundation of Corporate Canada, lawyers are permitted to just arrest, detain, and "guilt" someone who is actually trying to restore REAL human rights IN Corporate Canada.

I am trying to stand against psychiatrists (real doctors) to explain to doctors that they are actually AGAINST the very book THEY profess, The Diagnostic And Statistic Manual published by The American Psychological Association:

(.doc) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_t3yU7C_ctkk7GO3bIDsFYbrhgQA5zx4/view?usp=sharing





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