Were Several of Canada Leading Jurists Were Involved In the Water War Crimes As Players Or As Part of the Cover Up? -You Be The Judge
Allan McEachern - Chief Justice of British Columbia
Allan McEachern is considered to have been the "don" of the "judicial mafia" in British Columbia. He was a fixer and he knew how to fix a case. Under his leadership, British Columbia became a crime ridden gangster state and criminals from all parts of the globe moved to British Columbia to seek haven from police authorities in their respective countries. Vancouver changed from being a slightly backwoods city with a stock market known for questionable practices to a centre for money laundering, stock market fraud, white collar crimes, child prostitution, child pornography, drug trafficking, murder and mayhem that included human carnage of a kind never before witnessed in the history of mankind as women were methodically hunted on the streets, used in depraved sex shows, butchered like animals and then fed into the humans and animal food chains.
The barbarity of the Roman Empire never descended to such depravity.
The story of what took place under the judicial leadership of Allan McEachern cannot be fully described here, except to say, "the gates of hell were opened and demons roamed the streets".
As it related to the WaterWarCrimes, Allan McEachern signed Order In Council 922 in June of 1991 a legal instrument that extended the illegal moratorium on the export of fresh water from British Columbia to California. In British Columbia, the Chief Justice acts as Administrator and has the authority to give legal assent to legal instruments when the Queen's Representative is unable to or refuses to do so.
The barbarity of the Roman Empire never descended to such depravity.
The story of what took place under the judicial leadership of Allan McEachern cannot be fully described here, except to say, "the gates of hell were opened and demons roamed the streets".
As it related to the WaterWarCrimes, Allan McEachern signed Order In Council 922 in June of 1991 a legal instrument that extended the illegal moratorium on the export of fresh water from British Columbia to California. In British Columbia, the Chief Justice acts as Administrator and has the authority to give legal assent to legal instruments when the Queen's Representative is unable to or refuses to do so.
Chief Justice McEachern
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200 Missing Woman
Simon Fraser Criminology Professor Lowman, shown in photo at right above, as reported by Robert Matas in the Globe and Mail, testified to the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry on October 13, 2011, as follows:
"Mr. Lowman says police worked to move street-level prostitutes out of residential neighbourhoods and upscale areas of the city's downtown to industrial and commercial areas of
the Downtown Eastside.
That eventually meant sex workers were in isolated areas out of sight of both police and local
residents, making it easy for predators to target the women with impunity.
Mr. Lowman says that would have made it especially easy for someone like Pickton, who appears to have picked up women from the Downtown Eastside with a plan to kill them from the
outset"
Professor Lowman is entirely wrong. The so-called police strategy was invented by the British Columbia judiciary and in particular former Chief Justice John Farris and former Chief Justice Alan McEachern.
"Mr. Lowman says police worked to move street-level prostitutes out of residential neighbourhoods and upscale areas of the city's downtown to industrial and commercial areas of
the Downtown Eastside.
That eventually meant sex workers were in isolated areas out of sight of both police and local
residents, making it easy for predators to target the women with impunity.
Mr. Lowman says that would have made it especially easy for someone like Pickton, who appears to have picked up women from the Downtown Eastside with a plan to kill them from the
outset"
Professor Lowman is entirely wrong. The so-called police strategy was invented by the British Columbia judiciary and in particular former Chief Justice John Farris and former Chief Justice Alan McEachern.
JUDICIAL FRAUD AND MISSING WOMEN
Chief Justice John Farris was a red faced, whiskey drinking, white haired, gentleman, who also had a taste for beautiful young women some of whom plied their trade on the streets of Vancouver in the late afternoon when Chief Justice John Farris was driving home from work in his big brown Cadillac.
The problem facing Chief Justice John Farris was that when he waved the ladies over to his car and asked them if they were selling sex he was committing a crime because he was soliciting for sex in a public place.
So, when Chief Justice John Farris had the chance on a case called R. v. Dudak, (1978) , 41 C.C.C. (2d) 31 (B.C.A.A.) he changed the so that only the vendor of sex, the prostitute, could be charged with soliciting in a public place. John Farris protected himself from criminal charges but he opened the door to widespread street prostitution in Vancouver because the customers were free to proposition or solicit, as they liked, and as everyone knows, a prostitute doesn't need to saw a word to draw customers. The police was restricted by the law from picking up the customers and the number of girls on the streets of Vancouver grew and grew and grew.
After the Farris ruling in R. Dudak, the streets of Vancouver were overrun with prostitutes and some of the citizens were up in arms. In response, the Attorney General of British Columbia, Brian Smith and the new Chief Justice Allan McEachern stepped into the quagmire and created the prostitute hunting zones on the Downtown east-side of Vancouver in a case called Attorney General of British Columbia v. Coulliard.
Readers should note that Chief Justice Farris was forced to resign after he was identified and exposed by the media as the customer of a Vancouver area prostitute who was under police surveillance for alleged dealing in cocaine. The Farris resignation paved the way for the appointment of McEachern, who had a one certificate in law, as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
So, Professor Lowman is mistaken or, maybe, he is deliberately giving false evidence because the creation of prostitution zones in Vancouver where Willy Picton hunted his victims was the result of a few bad court decisions and not the result of a police strategy.
The problem facing Chief Justice John Farris was that when he waved the ladies over to his car and asked them if they were selling sex he was committing a crime because he was soliciting for sex in a public place.
So, when Chief Justice John Farris had the chance on a case called R. v. Dudak, (1978) , 41 C.C.C. (2d) 31 (B.C.A.A.) he changed the so that only the vendor of sex, the prostitute, could be charged with soliciting in a public place. John Farris protected himself from criminal charges but he opened the door to widespread street prostitution in Vancouver because the customers were free to proposition or solicit, as they liked, and as everyone knows, a prostitute doesn't need to saw a word to draw customers. The police was restricted by the law from picking up the customers and the number of girls on the streets of Vancouver grew and grew and grew.
After the Farris ruling in R. Dudak, the streets of Vancouver were overrun with prostitutes and some of the citizens were up in arms. In response, the Attorney General of British Columbia, Brian Smith and the new Chief Justice Allan McEachern stepped into the quagmire and created the prostitute hunting zones on the Downtown east-side of Vancouver in a case called Attorney General of British Columbia v. Coulliard.
Readers should note that Chief Justice Farris was forced to resign after he was identified and exposed by the media as the customer of a Vancouver area prostitute who was under police surveillance for alleged dealing in cocaine. The Farris resignation paved the way for the appointment of McEachern, who had a one certificate in law, as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
So, Professor Lowman is mistaken or, maybe, he is deliberately giving false evidence because the creation of prostitution zones in Vancouver where Willy Picton hunted his victims was the result of a few bad court decisions and not the result of a police strategy.
