Insider Trading Facilitated By Government of British Columbia
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Prominent Canadian Law Firm, McMillan Binch
On September 25, 1989, the Government of British Columbia signed a secret agreement with W.C. W. Western Canada Water Inc. that was a violation of the Canada US Free Trade Agreement, a violation of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and a violation of the Water Act.
This is documented fact and can be proved by the Cabinet Submission that was concealed by the Government of British Columbia until 2005.
The next step in the crooked deal was that certain insiders who had the benefit of that secret knowledge acquired "special warrants", i.e. shares and warrants combined, in WCW, in a private placement that was handled, in part, by the prominent Canadian law firm of McMillan Binch.
The list of shareholders that benefitted from this secret knowledge is set out below. The intelligent reader will observe that about 48% of the value of the private placement went offshore to London, England. The RCMP Commercial Crimes Staff Sergeant Bud Bishop refused to investigate the offshore shareholders although someone was clearly attempting to profit from an illegal government transaction.
The reader should understand that this was not the only share transaction that benefitted from insider knowledge but it was a key one. More particulars will be posted in due course
This is documented fact and can be proved by the Cabinet Submission that was concealed by the Government of British Columbia until 2005.
The next step in the crooked deal was that certain insiders who had the benefit of that secret knowledge acquired "special warrants", i.e. shares and warrants combined, in WCW, in a private placement that was handled, in part, by the prominent Canadian law firm of McMillan Binch.
The list of shareholders that benefitted from this secret knowledge is set out below. The intelligent reader will observe that about 48% of the value of the private placement went offshore to London, England. The RCMP Commercial Crimes Staff Sergeant Bud Bishop refused to investigate the offshore shareholders although someone was clearly attempting to profit from an illegal government transaction.
The reader should understand that this was not the only share transaction that benefitted from insider knowledge but it was a key one. More particulars will be posted in due course
We caution the reader that McMillan Binch was not the only major Canadian law firm involved in the attempted swindle of Canada's water export wealth. The large national law firms of McCarthy Tetrault played a significant role, the Vancouver law firm of Clark Wilson was heavily involved and the Calgary law firms of MacLeod Dixon also show up in the records of W.C.W. Western Canada Water Enterprises Ltd. demonstrating that at least four, supposedly honest, upright and reputable, Canadian law firms were part of an illegal conspiracy to violate the Free Trade Agreement, the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs and the Water Act.
These law firms may have taken the mistaken point of view that the agreement must be legal if the government approved it. However, ignorance of the law is no excuse and every competent lawyer knows that Governments cannot, legally, break the law and any such transaction that is made in breach of the law can be set aside at a later date.
These law firms may have taken the mistaken point of view that the agreement must be legal if the government approved it. However, ignorance of the law is no excuse and every competent lawyer knows that Governments cannot, legally, break the law and any such transaction that is made in breach of the law can be set aside at a later date.