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 From: dave-no_spam@nospam.net 
  
 "Greg Carr"  wrote in message 
 news:18c9949trip34reltamrd5br5mbinl5b65@4ax.com... 
  
 > On the Vancouver Sun website she reported on HA smoking pot at their 
 > Langley compound and the various law enforcement agencies present 
 > including from Ont. doing nothing about it.This has since been removed 
 > from the website. 
  
 I can believe that. 
  
 >>> Dozens of high-profile B.C. Hells Angels, associates, wives and 
 >>> girlfriends have succeeded in getting the taxman to withdraw demands 
 >>> for detailed financial information about their earnings and assets, 
 >>> including any "hidden" outside the country, The Vancouver Sun has 
 >>> learned. 
 >>> 
 >>> Law-enforcement agencies are increasingly going after the assets of 
 >>> gangsters in an effort to combat organized crime. The decision to 
 >>> withdraw the demand for disclosure in the Federal Court case would 
 >>> appear to be a setback to these efforts. 
 > 
 > True but at least it cost HA money for lawyers. 
  
 See my next point below about girlfriends. 
  
 >>> The two-year court battle apparently inspired a similar tactic by the 
 >>> notorious United Nations gang, which is also challenging demand 
 >>> letters issued by the Canada Revenue Agency. 
 > 
 > Why should one gang be subject to tactics that another gang is immune 
 > from? 
  
 Depends.  Maybe the HA has ticked off the government of Canada MPs... see 
 more on girlfriends below. 
  
 >>> The UN case, filed in April and including two gangsters who have since 
 >>> been shot dead, cites the Federal Court case of Brian Airth against 
 >>> the minister of national revenue as precedent. Both cases allege 
 >>> police and the revenue agency colluded and improperly shared 
 >>> information as part of a joint strategy to target the proceeds of 
 >>> organized crime. 
 >>> 
 >>> The 42 related Hells Angels cases were originally filed in August 2006 
 >>> by full-patch members of the bikers' chapters -- the Nomads, 
 >>> Vancouver, East End, Haney, Mission City, White Rock and Nanaimo, 
 >>> according to documents obtained by The Sun. 
 >>> 
 >>> The cases were consolidated and a new statement of claim filed against 
 >>> the government in January 2008. 
 >>> 
 >>> The statement of claim says Airth, listed as a full-patch Haney Angel, 
 >>> and others linked to the infamous motorcycle gang want a declaration 
 >>> that the revenue agency "has engaged in a continuing course of illegal 
 >>> conduct by targeting the plaintiffs through an initiative variously 
 >>> known as 'Project MOGAL,' the 'Hells Angels Project' or the 'HA 
 >>> Project.'" 
 >>> 
 >>> "The Plaintiffs are all members, spouses of members and associates of 
 >>> the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club," the court documents say. 
 > 
 > Please post the court document so that interested citizens can know 
 > who all these self admitted HA members, associates and sex partners of 
 > members are. 
  
 Now you are cooking.  The non-obvious relationships between government, 
 corporations and gangs for control of the people.  Manage PR and let them 
 think they are free, when in fact the truth is well managed. 
  
 Power and PR is what it is about.  Get a HA mistress to sleep with a MP or 
 MPP for a little reminder.  Wouldn't be the first time sex was used in 
 politics.  Allied forces enlisted women to do this to the Natis in WWW II. 
 Serge Menard fell for an old trick.  And the foreign embassy has had issues 
 in all sorts of places.  What was the RCMP wistleblowers name in Hong Kong 
 where Canadian passwords were for sale with few if any questions? 
  
 It all ties together more than we realize.  For now, we can just guess but 
 perhaps intime more will leak.  But like the modern day Maffia, they do like 
 to keep the real truths on the QT. 
  
 > I recall a millionaire HA businessman in Nanaimo having the same 
 > problem. Good for the banks they should refuse this kind of business. 
 > Ppl joining HA should know they are targets for law enforcement and 
 > not welcome by the banking industry. 
  
 I guess he didn't have enough grease.  Could have had a call to a former 
 prime minister or MP with $300,000 cash, and got a Canadian government 
 development grant or something.  You know, similar to the aircraft business 
 and the thousands of questionable business in Canada get each year.  While 
 ficticious, it likely has occured in some form or another. 
  
 The real difference between organized crime and government, is who is 
 perceived to be in power. 
  
 Should hared someone like: 
  
 http://www.canadaone.com/magazine/accessing_government_funding.html 
  
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