first class action lawsuit in Canadian history to name as co-defendants the Vatican, the Crown of England, Canada and its churches, and big pharmaceutical companies
Historic Lawsuit to be Filed in Federal Court Against Church and Crown Posted on June 29, 2012 by itccs
Toronto, Canada:
A joint media release by The Association of Citizen Prosecutors (ACP) and The International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS) is to be released on "Canada Day", July 1, 2012.
It announces the first class action lawsuit in Canadian history to name as co-defendants the Vatican, the Crown of England, Canada and its churches, and big pharmaceutical companies, all of which are accused of crimes against humanity and criminal conspiracy.
The lawsuit is brought by Jason Bowman of the ACP and Rev. Kevin Annett of the ITCCS, on behalf of a group of many others.
The lawsuit will be explained in detail at a press conference held on the date of filing at the Federal Court Building, on Wednesday, July 4 at 1 pm EST at 180 Queen Street West in Toronto.
A copy of the July 1 press statement is attached.
"Victims of church, state and big pharma are finally uniting to put an end to their terror" said Kevin Annett today.
"Among other plaintiffs in our class action will be survivors of Canada's genocide against native people, who have never had their day in court. The whitewash is over. More than 50,000 murdered children will finally be confronting Canada and the Catholic, Anglican and United Church, and placing them all on trial".
For information contact Jason Bowman at 705-250-0221 and Kevin Annett at 250-591-4573.
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ACP Main Branch: 140 Victoria Street East, Alliston, ON L9R 1K6 | tel.
/ fax (705) 250-0221
E-mail: canada.acp@gmail.com | Website: http://federalclassactions.wordpress.com
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