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Why John McDonald’s Claims on Debt Validation

Misrepresenting the Law: Why John McDonald’s Claims on Debt Validation and Securitization Are Misleading the Public

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Introduction: The Line Between Legal Advocacy and Legal Misinformation John McDonald, a self-styled legal advocate and paralegal, has increasingly presented himself as a defender against “pseudolegal” threats within Canada’s justice system. But while McDonald positions himself as a watchdog for legal credibility, his recent public statements have come under scrutiny—particularly his classification of routine legal rights, […]

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Edmonton Judge K.G. Nielson Claims It Is A “Waste Of Resources” To Allow Canadians To Validate Their Debts

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Response to Justice Nielsen’s Statements on Debt Verification – The Truth About Consumer Rights A recent Edmonton Journal article, published after Bonville v PC Financial, discusses Justice Kenneth Nielsen’s stance on debt verification. The article attempts to discredit the right of Canadian consumers to demand proof of debt ownership before making payments. The core issue

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Sovereign Indigenous Banking: Reclaiming Financial Autonomy

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Sovereign Indigenous Banking We are looking for any and all sovereign indigenous bank to do serious transactions from one sovereign indigenous bank to another sovereign indigenous bank. We would need to set up accounts in the branches so that we may transact with other indigenous banks. If anyone has a connection or know of a

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