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Jack Ebbels
Jack Ebbels died Thursday, February 25, 2010. There is good reason to believe Jack Ebbels was murdered.
Jack Ebbels was the lawyer with the Ministry for the Attorney General in British Columbia who was in charge of putting together the agreement between the Government of British Columbia and W.C.W. Western Canada Water Enterprises Ltd. between 1989 and 1991. He knew a lot. He was assigned to his job by Deputy Attorney General Robert Edwards.
Click here to learn about Deputy Attorney General Robert Edwards who was rewarded with a judicial appointment. Scroll down to dead judge number three.
Approximately two weeks before his died, this web site published information about Jack Ebbels and his role in the WaterWarCrimes. Over the next days, our site statistics tell us there was a flurry of visits where the key words searched were "Jack Ebbels".
Click here to read what was posted about Jack Ebbels prior to his death on the Law Society of Alberta Page
At about the same time, in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Mr. Colin Beach, president of Aquasource Ltd., advised Mr. Justice Peter Leask that he would be calling Jack Ebbels as a witness in his lawsuit against the Crown that is moving to trial in the coming months.
Perhaps it was the fear of public exposure for past mis-deeds that induced a cardiac arrest in Jack Ebbels but there was certainly motive for murder by the insiders involved in the WaterWarCrimes because Jack Ebbels was in a position to blow the whistle on who was involved and who held offshore accounts in W.C.W. Western Canada Water Enterprises Ltd., the company favoured by the Governments of Canada and British Columbia.
If the Government of Canada and the Government of British Columbia has done the right thing and settled the WaterWarCrimes lawsuit filed in Canada's Federal Court, Jack Ebbels would probably still be alive.
When Jack Ebbels was asked, by letter, to answer some questions about the crooked deal he helped put together between W.C.W. Western Canada Water Enterprises Ltd., and the Government of British Columbia he, at first, refused to repsond to the correpsondence. When the Law Society of British Columbia reminded Jack Ebbels of his professional duty to respond to the correspondence he finally responded by writing that he had no memory of anything about "the deal" and in the following year he did not renew his membership in the Law Society. By resigning from the Law Society Jack Ebbels was avoiding a further investigation as the case got more serious.
Jack Ebbels was the lawyer with the Ministry for the Attorney General in British Columbia who was in charge of putting together the agreement between the Government of British Columbia and W.C.W. Western Canada Water Enterprises Ltd. between 1989 and 1991. He knew a lot. He was assigned to his job by Deputy Attorney General Robert Edwards.
Click here to learn about Deputy Attorney General Robert Edwards who was rewarded with a judicial appointment. Scroll down to dead judge number three.
Approximately two weeks before his died, this web site published information about Jack Ebbels and his role in the WaterWarCrimes. Over the next days, our site statistics tell us there was a flurry of visits where the key words searched were "Jack Ebbels".
Click here to read what was posted about Jack Ebbels prior to his death on the Law Society of Alberta Page
At about the same time, in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Mr. Colin Beach, president of Aquasource Ltd., advised Mr. Justice Peter Leask that he would be calling Jack Ebbels as a witness in his lawsuit against the Crown that is moving to trial in the coming months.
Perhaps it was the fear of public exposure for past mis-deeds that induced a cardiac arrest in Jack Ebbels but there was certainly motive for murder by the insiders involved in the WaterWarCrimes because Jack Ebbels was in a position to blow the whistle on who was involved and who held offshore accounts in W.C.W. Western Canada Water Enterprises Ltd., the company favoured by the Governments of Canada and British Columbia.
If the Government of Canada and the Government of British Columbia has done the right thing and settled the WaterWarCrimes lawsuit filed in Canada's Federal Court, Jack Ebbels would probably still be alive.
When Jack Ebbels was asked, by letter, to answer some questions about the crooked deal he helped put together between W.C.W. Western Canada Water Enterprises Ltd., and the Government of British Columbia he, at first, refused to repsond to the correpsondence. When the Law Society of British Columbia reminded Jack Ebbels of his professional duty to respond to the correspondence he finally responded by writing that he had no memory of anything about "the deal" and in the following year he did not renew his membership in the Law Society. By resigning from the Law Society Jack Ebbels was avoiding a further investigation as the case got more serious.
Jack Ebbels Is One of Many Insiders
Who Are Suspected Murder Victims
Click Picture To Go To Graveyard
The deceitful lying cheating Canadian judges, lawyers, civil servants, and politicians have been dropping dead.
At least thirteen (13) insiders witnesses or parties to the Water War Crimes lawsuit have dropped dead since Janaury, 2006, and there will be more dying before this lawsuit is over. It is the law.
These lying cheating Canadian judges, lawyers, civil servants, and politicians have been a curse on the Canadian nation.
Learn more by visiting the Graveyard of the Guilty
At least thirteen (13) insiders witnesses or parties to the Water War Crimes lawsuit have dropped dead since Janaury, 2006, and there will be more dying before this lawsuit is over. It is the law.
These lying cheating Canadian judges, lawyers, civil servants, and politicians have been a curse on the Canadian nation.
Learn more by visiting the Graveyard of the Guilty
Official Obituay - Jack Ebbels
"Jack suffered sudden cardiac arrest while on the slopes of Nakiska Ski Resort on February 21, he was airlifted to Foothills Hospital, and never regained consciousness. He died peacefully surrounded by family on Thursday February 25, 2010.
Jack was born April 15, 1948 in Regina, SK., he attended Sheldon-Williams Collegiate and obtained a B.A. (Honours) from the University of Regina in 1974 and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Saskatchewan in 1977. He was called to the British Columbia bar in 1978 and following a brief period in private practice joined the Ministry of Attorney General in 1981.
He held increasingly senior legal positions covering a broad spectrum of B.C. Ministries and business. In 1990 Jack became Chief Counsel for B.C. Nisga’a Land claims and from 1992 – 1996 was the Chief Negotiator for the first modern treaty and comprehensive land claim in provincial history. From 1996 until his retirement from B.C. public service in 2006 he held the positions of Deputy Minister of Aboriginal Affairs, Deputy Minister of Energy & Mines, and Deputy Minister responsible for B.C. Offshore Oil and Gas.
In 2002 Jack was awarded the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal for public service on behalf of the people of British Columbia. Following his retirement, Jack provided consulting services to both government and the private sector. Jack had recently moved to Calgary with an appointment to the Energy Resources Conservation Board of Alberta, which acts on behalf of all Albertans overseeing energy and resource development.land claim negotiations".
Jack was born April 15, 1948 in Regina, SK., he attended Sheldon-Williams Collegiate and obtained a B.A. (Honours) from the University of Regina in 1974 and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Saskatchewan in 1977. He was called to the British Columbia bar in 1978 and following a brief period in private practice joined the Ministry of Attorney General in 1981.
He held increasingly senior legal positions covering a broad spectrum of B.C. Ministries and business. In 1990 Jack became Chief Counsel for B.C. Nisga’a Land claims and from 1992 – 1996 was the Chief Negotiator for the first modern treaty and comprehensive land claim in provincial history. From 1996 until his retirement from B.C. public service in 2006 he held the positions of Deputy Minister of Aboriginal Affairs, Deputy Minister of Energy & Mines, and Deputy Minister responsible for B.C. Offshore Oil and Gas.
In 2002 Jack was awarded the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal for public service on behalf of the people of British Columbia. Following his retirement, Jack provided consulting services to both government and the private sector. Jack had recently moved to Calgary with an appointment to the Energy Resources Conservation Board of Alberta, which acts on behalf of all Albertans overseeing energy and resource development.land claim negotiations".
Jack Ebbels Was A Deal Maker
And
Some of the Deals Were Dirty
Jack Ebbels Died In Alberta
2010 Legislative Session: Second Session, 39th Parliament, HANSARD, Official report of Debates of the Legislative Assembly, Monday, March 1, 2010 Afternoon Sitting, Volume 10, Number 6
Hon. G. Abbott: It's with great sadness that I acknowledge the passing of an exceptional British Columbian and an exceptional public servant. Mr. Jack Ebbels — who, I think, many of us in this House know, on both sides of the House — passed away last Thursday after suffering a heart attack while skiing in Alberta.
Jack joined the Attorney General's ministry in 1981. He worked his way up through the B.C. public service and in 1990 became the chief counsel for the Nisga'a land claim negotiations. He also served, again with great distinction, as the deputy minister in various areas such as Aboriginal Affairs and Energy and Mines.
I know the House would like to join with me in recognizing Jack's enormous contribution to this province, and I ask that all members join me in sending our prayers and our best wishes to Jack's family at this extraordinarily difficult time in their lives.
J. Horgan: It's with great sadness that I rise and join with the Minister of Aboriginal Relations in marking the passing of Jack Ebbels, who was a colleague of mine. I had the good fortune of working with Jack, not only on his triumphant work on the Nisga'a treaty but also within the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources.
I want to echo the words of the minister that Jack was a real gentleman and a really outstanding deputy minister. He planned the work, and he worked the plan. That was his credo, and he was one of the best deal-makers in government as well. I know many ministers over there would desperately love to have a good, solid deputy minister to get those things done, and that's what Jack did.
He was a solid guy. He never took credit himself. He always deferred that glory, whenever there was any in the public service, to those below him — a quality guy, a class act — and he will be desperately missed by his family and those who knew him.
Hon. G. Abbott: It's with great sadness that I acknowledge the passing of an exceptional British Columbian and an exceptional public servant. Mr. Jack Ebbels — who, I think, many of us in this House know, on both sides of the House — passed away last Thursday after suffering a heart attack while skiing in Alberta.
Jack joined the Attorney General's ministry in 1981. He worked his way up through the B.C. public service and in 1990 became the chief counsel for the Nisga'a land claim negotiations. He also served, again with great distinction, as the deputy minister in various areas such as Aboriginal Affairs and Energy and Mines.
I know the House would like to join with me in recognizing Jack's enormous contribution to this province, and I ask that all members join me in sending our prayers and our best wishes to Jack's family at this extraordinarily difficult time in their lives.
J. Horgan: It's with great sadness that I rise and join with the Minister of Aboriginal Relations in marking the passing of Jack Ebbels, who was a colleague of mine. I had the good fortune of working with Jack, not only on his triumphant work on the Nisga'a treaty but also within the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources.
I want to echo the words of the minister that Jack was a real gentleman and a really outstanding deputy minister. He planned the work, and he worked the plan. That was his credo, and he was one of the best deal-makers in government as well. I know many ministers over there would desperately love to have a good, solid deputy minister to get those things done, and that's what Jack did.
He was a solid guy. He never took credit himself. He always deferred that glory, whenever there was any in the public service, to those below him — a quality guy, a class act — and he will be desperately missed by his family and those who knew him.
Was Jack Ebbels Murdered?
Jack Ebbels is number 11 in a series of sudden deaths that have taken place as the WaterWarCrimes lawsuit has moved forward.
Jack Ebbels is alleged to have died of a sudden heath attack while skiing. Those who are aware of such things know that a heart can be induced by an electro-magnetic weapon fired from some distance at a targeted individual. A heart attack can be induced by slipping a number of deadly chemicals into person's drink. Also, a heart attack can be induced by the rapid injection of certain chemicals with a weaponized syringe. These chemicals and the electro-magnetic weapon create a heart attack like condition that can only be differentiated from a natural heart attack by very very sophisticated medical examinations.
Jack Ebbels was "a deal maker". He put to together the crooked deal between W.C.W. Western Canada Water Enterprises Ltd. and the Government of British Columbia. The deal was illegal and a violation of the Free Trade Agreement. Immediately after the deal was signed, there was a private issuance of 4.1 shares in W.C.W. to insiders many of whom remain unidentified and who held their shares in offshore accounts, most probably, because they were breaking the law and did not wish to be detected.
Click here to view List of WCW Shareholders Who Were Poised to Benefit From Crooked Deal
Do people kill others to prevent disclosure of information that could put them in jail for breaking the law?
You bet they do.
Was Jack Ebbels murdered?
We can't say but his sudden death, in the manner it occurred, and at the time it occurred sure looks suspicious and there were certainly people who had a motive to murder him.
Before Jack Ebbels died, the following conversation took place with a British Columbia mining entrepreneur and one of the Water War Crimes investigators: The mining entrepreneur said:
"They made Jack Ebbels deputy Minister of Oil and Gas and he is taking bribes from those guys from Calgary to get deals on oil and gas rights"
The investigator said
"How do you know that?
The mining entrepreneur said:
"I know is because the guys from Calgary who are paying the bribes tell me"
Jack Ebbels is alleged to have died of a sudden heath attack while skiing. Those who are aware of such things know that a heart can be induced by an electro-magnetic weapon fired from some distance at a targeted individual. A heart attack can be induced by slipping a number of deadly chemicals into person's drink. Also, a heart attack can be induced by the rapid injection of certain chemicals with a weaponized syringe. These chemicals and the electro-magnetic weapon create a heart attack like condition that can only be differentiated from a natural heart attack by very very sophisticated medical examinations.
Jack Ebbels was "a deal maker". He put to together the crooked deal between W.C.W. Western Canada Water Enterprises Ltd. and the Government of British Columbia. The deal was illegal and a violation of the Free Trade Agreement. Immediately after the deal was signed, there was a private issuance of 4.1 shares in W.C.W. to insiders many of whom remain unidentified and who held their shares in offshore accounts, most probably, because they were breaking the law and did not wish to be detected.
Click here to view List of WCW Shareholders Who Were Poised to Benefit From Crooked Deal
Do people kill others to prevent disclosure of information that could put them in jail for breaking the law?
You bet they do.
Was Jack Ebbels murdered?
We can't say but his sudden death, in the manner it occurred, and at the time it occurred sure looks suspicious and there were certainly people who had a motive to murder him.
Before Jack Ebbels died, the following conversation took place with a British Columbia mining entrepreneur and one of the Water War Crimes investigators: The mining entrepreneur said:
"They made Jack Ebbels deputy Minister of Oil and Gas and he is taking bribes from those guys from Calgary to get deals on oil and gas rights"
The investigator said
"How do you know that?
The mining entrepreneur said:
"I know is because the guys from Calgary who are paying the bribes tell me"
