The Canadian system of government pretends to be humanist, but it is nothing more than Zionist-fascist barbarism.

Canada is a country of heinous crimes, of pain, and mourning, a land of human misery without any hope. An ocean of human tragedy, whose furious waves sweep away millions of shattered lives. - Nadir Siguencia

                                                                                                  "WHEN THE TRUTH IS ALL I HAVE"                                                                                                                          The Canadian system of government pretends to be humanist, but it is nothing more than Zionist-fascist barbarism                                                                                                                                        “Mr. Antonio Lopes: Physical and psychological abuse, dispossession of his property. The Ontario Attorney General should investigate.” 

Chief of Police, Mr. Bill Blair: Mr. Antonio Lopes was dispossessed of his property and belongings by someone posing as a nurse, philosopher, poet, psychologist… and claiming to own houses, apartments, a building, and a farm in Lima, Peru. 

 “If someone lays their hands on you, make sure they never lay them on anyone else.” – Malcolm X 

“An elderly couple lost their home after being scammed.” 

A tragic case: an elderly man was imprisoned and held incommunicado in his own home, separated from his friends and community, abused for years both physically and emotionally, stripped of his money and belongings, and, with the help of the Toronto police through false accusations, forced to leave his home. The complaint was brought to the attention of the police, other authorities, and medical staff at Toronto Western Hospital. Members of the Toronto Police Service (11th Division) are aware of the case of physical abuse and psychological torture to which Mr. Antonio Lopes was subjected for years. 

 As usual, the police are complicit in the impunity surrounding the criminal acts committed by feminists who engage in theft and extortion of the elderly. I demand that Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair order a thorough investigation into this case of misappropriation of property and money. Those responsible must be investigated and punished to the full extent of the law. 

 In addition, family members, neighbours, tenants, and other friends who knew him should be interviewed. Mr. Antonio is approximately 82 years old, disabled, uses a wheelchair, and is currently hospitalized for several months at Western Hospital in Toronto. We have visited him, but communication is impossible because he does not recognize us due to the excessive sedation caused by his medication. 

Warning to seniors: Feminists are using false accusations of physical assault and mental illness to dispossess them of their properties with the help of the Toronto police.

Canada, the living hell you don't know about, "a monstrous prison we choose to live in"

WHEN THE TRUTH IS ALL I HAVE 

 

Laws are best explained, interpreted, and applied by those who have both the interest and the skill to pervert, confuse, and circumvent them. - J. Swift

Let us ask ourselves what the proper role of the Canadian judicial system is, given that Canada is the liberal democracy so lauded by politicians and the sensationalist press. It is crucial to mention the pathologies of the corrupt Canadian judicial system, which completely undermine its morality and political legitimacy, and pose a threat to the right to a fair trial in its corrupt courts. 

The disturbing colonialism in the Canadian criminal justice system... 

Do judges and prosecutors respect the rule of law? 

Are those unjustly accused of crimes given the opportunity to review the Charter of Rights and Freedoms? The behaviour of those who run the circus in the courts, in many cases, controls the accused victims throughout the entire process with a threatening and harmful gaze, ready to use force to silence the right to a fair trial. (Contempt of court)

Never let yourself be intimidated into silence. Never allow them to turn you into an aggressor. Do not accept the definition that anyone gives you in your life; define yourself. H. Fierstein

 I am ready to break the silence I have kept for 29 years of persecution, false charges, torture, attempted murder and injustice to the very end... CORRUPT JUSTICE SYSTEM

The Duty to Full Disclosure and the Right to a Fair Trial 

The full disclosure of court documents since September 1997 is the basis for a fair trial and ensures that both parties have access to the evidence. 

On June 23, I requested the full disclosure of documents, videos, audio recordings, records of my time in provincial prisons and of the areas within prisons to which I was frequently assigned, the isolation in which I was assaulted by guards, and, in particular, the attempted murder perpetrated by Captain Richards and two of his subordinates while I was sleeping. Without warning, they opened my cell and brutally kicked me in the head, causing me to lose consciousness. The disclosure of these documents to the court and the victim is essential for a fair trial, as it ensures that both parties have access to the evidence.

ONTARIO COURT OF JUSTICE

 

COUR DE JUSTICE DE L'ONTARIO

New Toronto Courthouse

10 Armoury Street/ 10 Rue Armoury

Toronto

23 ----------------------day of ----------------------------June, 2026---------------------------Next

at--------te 10:00---------AM.......Appear again in Courtroom No.  806

- other reason\autre raison

                                                                                                                          Canada is a country of heinous crimes, of pain, and mourning, a land of human misery without any hope. An ocean of human tragedy, whose furious waves sweep away millions of shattered lives. - Nadir Siguencia

To Be Or Not To Be

 

'FIGHT FOR FREEDOM' No photo description available. The social art piece created by Elizabeth H. Elys, “Fight for Freedom,” tells the world about political prisoner Nadir Siguencia, a social activist who for decades has suffered savage persecution at the hands of the state. In captivity, he was brutally tortured by his sadistic Canadian captors for over a year. Courageously, he bravely endured his painful ordeal, fighting from the dungeons located throughout the province of Ontario for his freedom, a political right, liberation from slavery, the power or right to act, speak, or think as one pleases, freedom in independence, freedom in emancipation...

Enver and Edward Siguencia were kidnapped by Toronto police and brutally tortured in the home of police sergeant [First name] and his wife Karen Michie

                                                                                               Toronto Police "Academy of Murderers"

  A Sick Society That Makes People Sick

 

Some try to convince us that the rise in mental health problems is a consequence of individual weakness. That depression, anxiety, or stress are solely the responsibility of those who suffer from them. That if thousands of young people are on sick leave, if suicides are on the rise, or if millions of people need psychological treatment, the problem lies with them and not with the society in which they live.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

We are experiencing a true mental health epidemic. More than 1.2 billion people suffer from mental health disorders worldwide. In Spain, diagnoses of depression have increased by 60% in the last decade. Cases of anxiety have skyrocketed, especially among young people and women. Hospitalizations of adolescents for psychological problems are growing year after year, and the consumption of antidepressants continues to rise.

But for some representatives of big business, the problem isn't the illness. The problem is the sick people.

It is obscene to hear business leaders call young people on sick leave for mental health problems "idiots." It is indecent to trivialize the suffering of thousands of people by suggesting that their problems are a consequence of "being dumped by their girlfriend" or not wanting to work. And it is especially serious when these statements come from people linked to the healthcare industry.

Because behind these words lies a way of understanding society. A way of understanding labor relations. A way of understanding life.

For them, the ideal worker is one who doesn't complain, doesn't get sick, doesn't have personal problems, doesn't need rest, and accepts any working conditions without question. A worker reduced to a machine.

However, the data dismantles their arguments.

Overwork, job insecurity, economic uncertainty, the impossibility of accessing decent housing, constant hyperconnectivity, and the relentless pressure to perform and produce more are some of the factors that explain the deterioration of the mental health of millions of people.

We are not facing a weaker generation.

We are facing a crueler society.

They tell us there is a "snowflake generation." But the reality is different. We have raised our children to be empathetic, sensitive, compassionate, and capable of building a better world. Then we hand them a society based on cutthroat competition, extreme individualism, and the law of the strongest.

We teach them human values ​​and then force them to survive in a system that rewards the exact opposite.

As Jiddu Krishnamurti said, "It is not a sign of health to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society."

And ours is.

It is sick when it turns housing into a business while thousands of young people cannot become independent.

It is sick when it forces workers to choose between their health and their salary.

It is sick when it normalizes grueling workdays and insufficient wages. It is sick when it measures a person's worth solely by their productivity.

It is sick when it considers seeking psychological help a sign of weakness.

And it is deeply troubling when more than 4,000 people commit suicide in Spain each year, and the problem still doesn't receive the priority it deserves on the political and media agenda.

Eleven people a day.

Eleven families devastated every day.

Tens of thousands of suicide attempts every year.

Thousands of people trapped in suffering that could often be prevented with resources, early intervention, professional support, and a more humane society.

Because most of those who commit suicide don't want to die.

They want to stop suffering.

And when a person reaches that point, the failure is not only individual. It is also a collective failure.

It is the failure of a public healthcare system that for decades has relegated mental health to a secondary concern.

It is the failure of governments that react too late and inadequately.

It is the failure of a media that silences the problem except when a tragedy occurs.

And it is the failure of an economic system that generates billions in profits for a few while leaving millions trapped in anxiety, uncertainty, and hopelessness.

Mental health can no longer be the forgotten issue.

We need more psychologists and psychiatrists in the public healthcare system.

We need prevention.

We need emotional education.

We need to combat precariousness and poverty.

We need to reclaim time to live.

And we need to question a society that is making too many people sick.

Because you can't cure with pills what often stems from exploitation, inequality, loneliness, or a lack of future prospects.

 Mental health is not a luxury.

It is a right.

And a society that allows thousands of people to suffer in silence to the point of taking their own lives is a society that has a moral obligation to look in the mirror and ask itself what it is doing wrong.

Because the real problem isn't the sick.

The real problem is a sick society that produces more human suffering every day.

André Abeledo Fernández

Canada, the living hell you don't know about, "a monstrous prison we choose to live in"

 WHEN THE TRUTH IS ALL I HAVE

                                                                                                                                                 Framed by the racist police and Crown Attorneys and Wrongfully Convicted by the corrupt judges
Overwhelming evidence that rests in my personal files are proof of my innocence and will demonstrate that it is the fire that never lies.

Why shouldn't I denounce the injustices committed daily by the corrupt Canadian justice system, especially when it tries to convince the public that its decisions are based on the fundamental principle of the presumption of innocence, only to find people guilty in many cases, leading to wrongful convictions? The first thing we must discreetly analyze is the factor that leads to these wrongful convictions. As a first step, it is racism, misconduct, flawed and false testimony, especially from the police, other authorities, and the corruption of the justice system itself.

In Canada, there are countless true stories of innocent people found guilty, forced to sacrifice their lives, the lives of their children, and their families due to the corruption of the justice system, both in criminal and family courts.

Our Lives - Our Children - Our Families - Our Brothers

 

 Government of Canada: A public inquiry? Stop the intimidation of traumatized victims, especially when it involves women and those who were once children.

Article published by: "TORONTO STAR NEWS"

AI: Canadian regimes and their highly trained employees are primarily responsible for the proliferation of atrocious crimes. 100% evidence. Why don't we create their criminal profiles of these sadistic psychopaths.

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Carney government testing use of AI in prisons to create profile reports of offenders

Mentioned in documents tabled in Parliament and confirmed by Correctional Service Canada, the test run comes as the Carney government tries to ramp up AI adoption.

The criminal profile reports compiled by Correctional Service Canada, are detailed “foundational documents” prepared during a prisoner’s intake process that identify risks and play a role in major decisions like access to programs and likelihood of parole.

 

Lars Hagberg THE CANADIAN PRESS

Mark-Ramzy

By Mark RamzyOttawa Bureau

OTTAWA—The Canadian government is considering the use of artificial intelligence to save time creating influential assessment profile reports of offenders as they go to federal prisons, and is running a small-scale trial to test it, the Star has learned.

 

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Mentioned in lengthy documents tabled in Parliament last month and confirmed by Correctional Service Canada (CSC), the test run comes as the Carney government tries to ramp up AI adoption, including with billions in a national strategy released this week.

But the prison trial, which CSC says has not yet been used in real cases, is raising concerns from AI experts, criminal defence lawyers and the federal NDP’s public safety critic, who argue a widespread adoption could lead to crucial errors, exacerbate racial biases and put offenders and victims at risk.

                                            There IS A 100% OF EVIDENCE URGENT CALL FOR HELP
MY MENTORS ARE MY GRIEF
This will be a story of a twelve years old boy who had been brutalized at the REGAL ROAD PUBLIC SHCOOL, by theirs Principal CHRISTINE VON AECH and VICE-PRINCIPAL, KIKI KARILIADIS who put- forth false allegations against my son and use my son as a acapegoat for racism and foul-play caused by others students from the above mentioned school. 

 

Criminal profile reports, as they are called, are detailed “foundational documents” prepared by CSC staff during a prisoner’s intake process that identify risks and play a role in major decisions like access to programs and likelihood of parole.

 

Drawing from scores of official documents, they include details about an offender’s criminal history, the circumstances of their crimes, patterns of violence or behavioural, mental health and addiction issues, family and social background, trauma history, education and employment records, and even victim impact statements.

 

Enver and Edward Siguencia were kidnapped by Toronto police and brutally tortured in the home of police sergeant [name] and his wife Karen Michie

                                                                                                       Toronto Police "Academy of Murderers"

 

“This is what defines your offence cycle,” criminal defence lawyer Nora Demnati said of those reports. “It will have an impact on everything else that comes.”

 

Following queries from the Star, a spokesperson for CSC said it’s “exploring whether AI can help staff review and organize information from existing documents more efficiently when preparing a criminal profile during intake,” while maintaining “human review, quality and accuracy.”

 

“The focus is on helping staff with time-intensive document review, analysis and information extraction from source materials used to prepare the criminal profile,” wrote Esther Mailhot, who added an evaluation is expected to be done by the end of June and no final decision is made.

 

                               To Be or Not to Be                                                         

 

The Carney government inked a $123,000 contract with consulting giant Accenture to run the pilot from February to end of May, according to documents released in Parliament in response to questions from a Conservative MP about details of all federal AI contracts.

Accenture is only using “anonymized sample documents” or “artificially created” information for the trial, Mailhot said, and the tool “has not been used in any operational setting.”

 

But if Ottawa adopts this tool moving forward, mistakes are “very likely” said Jennifer Evans, principal at the consultancy and research firm PatternPulse AI.

That’s because AI is a “probabilistic technology” based on pattern recognition, she said, and “it is always architecturally going to make errors.”

 

“There is no dispensing with that. No amount of training, no amount of what people will call better data will ever erase the issues of hallucination, and in fact, when proper nouns, name, information, where there’s a lot of very specific components to the data, the hallucination rate is higher,” Evans told the Star.

 

And putting in the work to catch those mistakes could cancel out any time savings, she said.

“Errors are hard to detect, and they propagate, and unless you do have somebody paying very close attention to the accuracy of each individual record, you’re not going to know if it was conducted properly or not, and that almost obviates the utility of the software itself in this particular use case,” Evans said. 

Victims of the Canadian Regimes and Ministry of Children and Youth and Family Services 

 

 

 

That’s why the Carney government should slow down and consult widely, including with the CSC union, its lawyers and the Privacy Commissioner of Canada before going further, said NDP MP Jenny Kwan, the party’s public safety critic. Neither the Union of Safety and Justice Employees or the Office of the Privacy Commissioner have been consulted yet, they told the Star.

 

Kwan warned of a multitude of legal concerns that go both ways and can have a “cascading impact”: Violating the rights of inmates if mistakes are added to reports, on one hand, or hurting victims and prison staff if crucial information is missed by the AI summaries, on the other.

 

“When you have those kinds of risks associated with correctional policing matters, you can imagine what the huge ramifications might be,” Kwan told the Star. “You could potentially compromise people’s legal rights.”

 

AI use by the Canadian government, including military contracts with the controversial American tech company Palantir, have been under scrutiny in recent weeks.

 

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Howard Sapers, the executive director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association who was Canada’s Correctional Investigator from 2004 to 2016, said he commonly received complaints about outdated information in offenders’ files, an issue that will not improve with mistake-prone AI.

 

“That stale dated or inaccurate information, when it gets replicated, it replicates the same problem, and that can result in a negative recommendation for parole. It can result in a higher than necessary security classification, and it can result in somebody not being able to get into a useful correctional program that would help them avoid criminality,” Sapers told the Star.

 

Grandmother wants answers after the death of her grandson, who died after suffering injuries while in foster care.

 

 

 

Demnati, a member of the Canadian Bar Association’s committee on imprisonment and release, said she is also concerned introducing AI to the creation of criminal profile reports could exacerbate biases against Black and Indigenous people.

 

“We already have concerns with assessments that are being done with humans,” Demnati told the Star.

 

CSC said that the “ability to assess potential bias was constrained” given the limited testing, but said that issue and “ethical considerations” have “been identified as risks, and more comprehensive testing would be required if the work proceeds further.”

 

Citing a recent auditor general report that concluded CSC “failed to identify and eliminate systemic barriers that persistently disadvantage certain groups of offenders,” Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree told the Star “there’s a world in which individual biases may be better addressed through a neutral system, as opposed to individual human decision making,” though he stressed humans are still getting the final say.

                                                               

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