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MORAL COMMON SENSE ENFORCEMENT

15. (1) Every individual is equal before and under the law and has the right to theequal protection and equal benefit of the law without discrimination and, in

particular, without discrimination based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour,religion, sex, age or mental or physical disability.

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CANADA

CONSTITUTION ACT, 1982

Part 1, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Whereas Canada is founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law:

7. Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of the person andthe right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with theprinciples of fundamental justice.

THE LAW SEEMS RELATIVELY SIMPLE ON PAPER

15. (1) Every individual is equal before and under the law and has the right to the equal protection andequal benefit of the law without discrimination and, in particular, without discrimination based on race,national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, sex, age or mental or physical disability.

Guarantee of Rights and Freedoms1. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights

and freedoms set out in it subject only to such reasonable limitsprescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free anddemocratic societ .

April 1 2007

Phil Moreau of York Regional Police Standards called yesterday around 3:30 PM to try to bring me onside

with insanity.

Bruce Herridge had passed on the Lawyer Files and had told Phil to tell me to stop sending all this paper to

them and he mentioned there is over 100 pages this time.

The first thing I said to him is there wasnt much point in talking, just write me but the first thing you know

we were talking and then I was raising my voice as if I could penetrate deaf ears. Sometimes I am so stupid.

He said he had been reading my papers but he was still resistant to facts.

He is a good example of why we will never have a peaceful society until we all are of one common belief in

matters of THE LAW where truth, facts and integrity trumps beliefs.

Hardly much point in having a system where the eventuality is to swear on a bible to tell the truth, nothing

but the truth so help me God if the whole system is staffed by people who do not comprehend the concept.

Reality is exactly what it is and all evidence proves it regardless of ignorance and case in point is that once

the world was believed to be flat and with no evidence to prove otherwise the people remained ignorant.

Poor Chris must have had many frustrating days explaing his theory but some how he managed and the

world became round. (Actually a sphere and we all know it) to every ones benefit.


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IIts actually a mind thing you know and if the people believed the world was flat and

adamantly stood by their beliefs which would have been considered common sense for

the times

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Its actually a mind thing you know and if the people believed that the world was flat and adamantly stood by

their beliefs, which may have been considered common sense for the times, really wasnt common sense at all

The truth of the matter is the people had never proven it was flat, and how could they for if they set out to

prove their beliefs to be true they would have discovered the truth of two very important facts of reality.

When you seek the truth you will find it and when you faithfully trust a belief over fact and truth you will

forever live devoid of the realities which could have been and lived those which neednt have been.

If only I knew then, what I know now.

How long ago did the specialist in the environment inform the incompetent powers that be who have their

minds on ulterior purpose while claiming they were looking after us?

How long will you people continue to trust you are competent to look after us and how long will you say butthis is how it has always been without taking the opportunity to change it.

When will you understand that the world was always a sphere even when the wisest of all the powers that be

believed it was flat? For those who just read in verbatim I suggest you begin trying to think in the spirit.

Reality is always exactly what it is impervious to perception and yet perceptions play such a vital role in

reality which could very well be the demise of reality itself.

Its all about understanding reality if one is to deal with it and the fact is we are all raised by our parents or

guardians with their beliefs passed on to us and perhaps if we were all raised by the same parents we would

live in harmony but I doubt it, for surely even though we would all be brother and sister some of us wouldthink and then all hell would break loose.

If the parents had told the truth that they didnt know if the world is flat because nobody has been to the edgethey would have grown up with that understanding and understand the significant difference between knowing

and believing and the value fact has on ones perception.

It was actually a very small world relative to the reality of the real world and if not for persistent thinkerscapable of sound reasoning, able to say what ifthe world was round, they would still fear and be unprepared

for what lay on the horizon.So many benefits to the people of the times came to the people of the east with no thought to the obstruction of

progress their ignorance played on the person who was endeavoring to help them.

But then what if they had remained ignorant about the world and still lived over in the east.

Seems to me the world over here in the west would have been much better off without the white man for they

seem to be as ignorant as hell when it comes to morality and fairness for surly they understand the concept andthe important role it plays, they just dont see what it has got to do with them personally.

It is the responsibility of those who are informed, to inform the others for sound and sane reason so as to beable to communicate with each other on fair and common ground and if there was imminent danger such as a

bridge out ahead it is their sane and moral duty to take appropriate action. Lies are obstructive and lethal.

We all know the atrocities beliefs have on humanity when a powerful group believes they are of a superiorrace like Hitlers purported philosophy and those who believed in slavery. Who knows for sure that was his

belief or just his way of uniting the weak minds for his own ulterior purpose of ruling the world. Its good he

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The ignorant who just do not know any better, for obvious reason, trust they are being informed of the truth

and become confident, especially if they get the information from the horses mouth.

Unfortunately as it goes with ignorance, they dont realize when it comes from the horses ass.

In reality we know the detrimental affect lies have upon reality and we know the difference between trust and

naivety or I should say there is no reason why we shouldnt, for after all as kids we are taught to beware of

strangers, so we must surely know that trust is earned and gained through familiarity.

The power authorities have and how they affect peoples minds is astronomical and they must comprehend thaand use the powers entrusted in them with due respect with no refuge in pleading ignorance.

Hell, a fellow who worked with me once asked me to come and see his new car and I asked what color it was

when we were walking to it. White he said, and I began to look for it and didnt see it at first even when he

approached a car and opened the door.It was grey and when I mentioned it to the fellow he said it is not and proved it by showing me the ownership

which definitely said it was white.

I mentioned that I used to be a surveyor and well experienced in putting evidence together and analyzing to

sound conclusion and stood firm with my belief and attentively dealt with the owner so he may carry on life

dealing with reality as it is.

I am also quite familiar with laws which have just one wrong word in them, when taken verbatim and used in

application without consistency of the spirit intended we are left with rather drastic conclusion.

When such occurrences occur and you are dealing with reasonable people, competent in the pertinent subject

matter it is relatively simple to explain and no harm done.

Quite often such occurrences do not arise in your average everyday routine jobs which the less experience do

and of course they will never get the experience until they are competent enough to deal with them.

Thats the thing about routine, everybody passes on what they have done and what they know to the ignorantwhich they adapt as gospel and pass it on generation to generation.

In my case they would call themselves surveyors, and as reality goes very seldom does anyone pass with 100%

and they are not tested on every possible thing that could be tested but it is imperative they comprehend and

are cognizant to reason for it is not about remembering what you did the last time you had a job similar for the

evidence available is always different.

You must know precisely what it is you are trying to achieve and know how to go about it in a sound manner

which requires sensible thinking and the more consistent you are to that endeavor, which may be difficult atfirst running through all the relevant facts you must never lose track of that which you set out to do in the first

place.

One incapable of competent thinking in surveying could get themselves into lots of trouble and expenses if

they were to mark out a property and put a high rise building in the wrong place and likewise if they dont go

through all the architectural and structural drawings before commencing a building for they build from all

directions and it is a wee bit too late when they dont meet as intended by the plans.

I have never seen such plans correct and often was the case to wait until the problems arose in the field and

then deal with them in the best way they could at that point at considerable cost.Everybody blames each other and lots of money is lost.


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Before I came along and began doing apartments for the private company I was with they would send a man

out for the day and be asked to mark out a couple of grid lines because they wanted to get started diggingimmediately. The fellow would mark them out and head to another job the next day. In construction things are

always rush to get started and the surveyor is necessary to the task but time is sparse and everyone needs you.

at once every day and some days you may be at 4 different sites.

In this business if you make a mistake they raise a monument to it, a costly one which you will not find out 2

or 3 months later after the fact.

You simply must be coherent to these realities and deal with them as organized as you can, never losing sightof reality.

For example if I was called in a rush and I have other places to be I would communicate with the super and

find out perhaps he has just one shovel waiting to excavate so I may just roughly place a couple of stakes to ge

him started knowing that I would be back the next day to set it out accurately and that can not be done until Igo over all the drawings.

Often I would spend most of the night getting just a couple of hours sleep but when I laid out the building thenext day I was confident I could sleep without worry about the consequences if I had not taken the

responsibility to apply what I knew to be fact.

All I ever gained from my efforts was experience and knowledge which helped everyone else and I never

claimed overtime because I am crazy I am told but I had great satisfaction in applying my self to the best of my

ability and by doing so my abilities increased daily.

It just works that way.

I saved all the workers countless hours of sitting around waiting for the surveyor and saved many countlesslaw suits and my boss always got return work and I was always requested and it works like that with everyone

happy, including me who was not financially rewarded and sometimes when having a few moments to spare I

gave the matter some thought.

I am not sorry I took you through all this and I imagine you just skipped through it looking for something you

can sink your teeth into and accomplish nothing as you have proven.

Not once in my line of duty have I considered this or that not my responsibility for if I am aware something

may happen if I do not deal with it, it is an unpleasant reality when it happens.

Fact is when problems arise on buildings, the surveyor is the person who comes in and makes judgment as to

who is at fault and this responsibility is not taken lightly.

When all is said and done and the people moved in I know I did my best in my part to see they could rest

comfortable and safe in this here country of ours, Canada, founded upon principles that recognize thesupremacy of God and the rule of law.

Being experienced in construction I can state unequivocally that the apartment begins with a solid foundation

and everyone on site must be organized, from the ground up, recognize things that are not right even though it

is not their particular responsibility for they know their objective is to get the building up safely at a costpeople can afford to pay and live happily and safely ever after until their certain death of natural causes.

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That is what it is all about. People. Without them, who will do the work? Who will buy the products? Who

will buy the buildings you work in? Who would you be serving?

When you think about it there would be no reality to deal with and given the choice I would have preferred it

that way but since that is not the case it is only sane to deal with it.

You people must be coherent to your moral responsibilities considering that is what you are paid to do,

enforcing morality and if you dont understand morality I do not see how you can be trusted to do so.

We are talking about peoples lives here and each and every one of you know what that means relative toyourselves so you must treat each person and their safety as if it were your own.

You must watch the money as if it were your own and dont confuse that to mean the way you have come to

know and that means watching each other.

It is a completely new concept to you people and that is sad for you have all been breaking THE LAW. You

can hardly deal with the spirit of THE LAW with the spirit you have demonstrated and I remind you that

when you were a kid you couldnt escape punishment from your parents by saying, But mom, they all did ittoo

You people are so far removed from reality, bitching and complaining about this pain in your ass while youconsistently provided me the evidence of your incompetence without me asking you to profess the system

you have in place is incapable of providing and backing the peoples Constitutional rights. You know it.

We people in Canada are dwelling under one roof, the Constitution in which has no solid foundation andfrom experience I can say the whole thing will assuredly collapse and take a fall which none of all the Kings

can put Humpty Dumpty together again without immediate due diligence to reality.

You may be happy to know that this is the last letter you will receive from me and whoever may be coherent

to reality, I must state I have provided every opportunity to give it thought worthy of that expected and

required of you.

Those who use words such as threshold and proof beyond a reasonable doubt will soon be able to make such

decisions competently but perhaps just a wee bit too late.

By your incompetence and your personal perceptions which have led you astray you will face the realities

which you have so ignorantly bestowed upon the people of Canada.

I suggest you review the evidence now with concern for your own asses, I have a feeling some of you maybe able to discern that reality.

Frank GallagherPS

Have a look at the Roles and responsibilities of the Attorney General with a whole lot more attention thanyou have given my writings and see what you might come up with. (Pages 6-10)

You need not go back and look at all my writings from day one because you have all that you need in my

Dozen Lawyer Files you are now all in possession of. Those who do not have the revised March 30 2007

complete set may E-mail me and I will gladly send you the missing files in fact be pleased to see an interest

Those who have tried to make sense of my writings will have the best opportunity to view them realistically

and deal with them appropriately. It is time you became aware of others perceptions because we have livedthe consequences of yours.


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Roles and Responsibilities of the Attorney General

The Attorney General has a unique role to play as a Minister.

One part of the Attorney General's role is that of a Cabinet Minister. In this capacity the

Minister is responsible for representing the interests and perspectives of the Ministry atCabinet, while simultaneously representing the interests and perspectives of Cabinet and

consequently the Government to the Ministry and the Ministry's communities of interest.

The Attorney General is the chief law officer of the Executive Council. Theresponsibilities stemming from this role are unlike those of any other Cabinet member.

The role has been referred to as "judicial-like" and as the "guardian of the public

interest".

Much has been written on the subject of ministerial responsibilities and the unique role of

the Attorney General.

There are various components of the Attorney General's role. The Attorney General has

unique responsibilities to the Crown, the courts, the Legislature and the executive branchof government. While there are different emphases and nuances attached to these there is

a general theme throughout all the various aspects of the Attorney General's

responsibilities that the office has a constitutional and traditional responsibilitybeyond

that of a political minister.

The statutory responsibilities of the office are found in section 5 of the Ministry of the

Attorney General Act. Section 5 states:

The Attorney General,(a) is the Law Officer of the Executive Council;

(b) shall see that the administration of public affairs is in accordance with the law;

(c) shall superintend all matters connected with the administration of justice in Ontario;(d) shall perform the duties and have the powers that belong to the Attorney General and

Solicitor General of England by law and usage, so far as those powers and duties are

applicable to Ontario, and also shall perform the duties and powers that, until theConstitution Act, 1867came into effect, belonged to the offices of the Attorney General

and Solicitor General in the provinces of Canada and Upper Canada and which, under the

provisions of that Act, are within the scope of the powers of the Legislature;(e) shall advise the Government upon all matters of law connected with legislative

enactments and upon all matters of law referred to him or her by the Government;(f) shall advise the Government upon all matters of a legislative nature and superintend

all Government measures of a legislative nature;(g) shall advise the heads of ministries and agencies of Government upon all matters of

law connected with such ministries and agency;

(h) shall conduct and regulate all litigation for and against the Crown or any ministry oragency of government in respect of any subject within the authority or jurisdiction of the

Legislature;

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(i) shall superintend all matters connected with judicial offices;

(j) shall perform such other functions as are assigned to him or her by the Legislature or

by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. "

What follows is an overview of the various components of the Attorney General's roles

and responsibilities, primarily as outlined in the Act.

Chief Law Officer of the Executive Council (s. 5(a))

The role of chief law officer might be referred to as the Attorney General's overallresponsibility as the independent legal advisor to the Cabinet - and some have even

suggested that the role possibly extends to the Legislature as well. The importance of the

independence of the role is fundamental to the position and well established in common

law, statutes and tradition.As chief law officer, the Attorney General has a special responsibility to be the guardian

of that most elusive concept - the rule of law. The rule of law is a well established legal

principle, but hard to easily define. It is the rule of law that protects individuals, and

society as a whole, from arbitrary measures and safeguards personal liberties.

The Attorney General has a special role to play in advising Cabinet to ensure the rule of

law is maintained and that Cabinet actions are legally and constitutionally valid.

In providing such advice it is important to keep in mind the distinction between theAttorney General's policy advice and preference and the legal advice being presented to

Cabinet. The Attorney General's legal advice or constitutional advice should not be

lightly disregarded. The Attorney General's policy advice has the same weight as that of

other ministers.

Criminal prosecutions (s.5(d))One of the most publicly scrutinized aspects of the Attorney General's role is the

responsibility for criminal prosecutions encompassed in section 5 (d) and s. 92 of the

Constitution Act, 1867. Section 92 gives the provinces authority to legislate in mattersrelated to the administration of criminal justice and thereby gives the provincial Attorney

General authority to prosecute offences under the Criminal Code.

The Attorney General does not, however, direct or cause charges to be laid. While the

Attorney General and the Attorney General's agents may provide legal advice to thepolice, the ultimate decision whether or not to lay charges is for the police. Once the

charge is laid the decision as to whether the prosecution should proceed, and in what

manner, is for the Attorney General and the Crown Attorney.

It is now an accepted and important constitutional principle that the Attorney General

must carry out the Minister's criminal prosecution responsibilities independent of Cabinet

and of any partisan political pressures. The Attorney General's responsibility for

individual criminal prosecutions must be undertaken - and seen to be undertaken - onstrictly objective and legal criteria, free of any political considerations. Whether to

initiate or stay a criminal proceeding is not an issue of government policy. This

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responsibility has been characterized as a matter of the Attorney General acting as the

Queen's Attorney - not as a Minister of the government of the day.

This is not to suggest that decisions regarding criminal prosecutions are made in acomplete vacuum. A wide range of policy considerations may be weighed in executing

this responsibility, and the Attorney General may choose to consult the Cabinet on someof these considerations. However any decisions relating to the conduct of individual

prosecutions must be the Attorney General's alone and independent of the traditionalCabinet decision making process. In practice, in the vast majority of cases, these

decisions are made by the Attorney General's agents, the Crown Attorneys.

An important part of the Crown's - and thus the Attorney General's - responsibility in

conducting criminal prosecutions is associated with the responsibility to represent thepublic interest - which includes not only the community as a whole and the victim, but

also the accused. The Crown has a distinct responsibility to the court to present all the

credible evidence available.

The responsibility is to present the case fairly - not necessarily to convict. This is a

fundamental precept of criminal law, even if it is not a particularly well-understood

concept among the general public. One of the Attorney General's responsibilities in

fostering public respect for the rule of law, is to assist the public in understanding thenature and limits of the prosecutorial function.

Ultimately the Attorney General is accountable to the people of the province, through the

Legislature, for decisions relating to criminal prosecutions. Such accountability can only

occur, of course, once the prosecution is completed or when a final decision has beenmade not to prosecute. The sub judicae rule bars any comment on a matter before the

courts that is likely to influence the matter. The sub judicae rule strictly prohibits theAttorney General from commenting on prosecutions that are before the courts. Given thestature of the Attorney General's position, any public comment coming from the office

would be seen as an attempt to influence the case.

Although the Attorney general can become involved in decision-making in relation to

individual criminal cases, such a practice would leave the Minister vulnerable toaccusations of political interference. Accordingly, it is traditional to leave the day-to-day

decision-making in the hands of the Attorney General's agents, the Crown Attorneys,

except in cases of exceptional importance where the public would expect the AttorneyGeneral to be briefed.

Legislative Responsibilities (s. 5(e) and (f))

The Attorney General has broad responsibilities associated with Government legislation.

These responsibilities have been described as twofold. One is to oversee that alllegislative enactments are in accordance with principles of natural justice and civil rights

(see also s. 5(b) above). This is obviously an important and broad area of responsibility.

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The second aspect of this responsibility is to advise on the constitutionality and legality

of legislation.

The Attorney General's legislative responsibilities are played out in a variety roles. TheOffice of Legislative Counsel reports to the Attorney General. Legislative Counsel plays

a key role in ensuring the legal integrity of Government legislation. Although theLegislative Counsel's reporting relationship to the Attorney General does allow the

Attorney General to provide guidance and set standards, individual pieces of legislationare drafted on instructions from client ministries and are not within the sole control of

Legislative Counsel or the Attorney General. It should also be noted that Legislative

Counsel also has a direct responsibility to the Legislature as the Office also drafts allprivate member's bills.

The Attorney General has a further role to play as part of whatever Cabinet Committee is

formed to review legislation and regulations. Here the Minister has an opportunity to

comment on the technical issues related to legislation and regulations prior to Cabinet

consideration.

The Attorney General's role on legislative matters is as an adviser to the Cabinet.

Although unlikely, Cabinet could, in theory, receive the Attorney General's legal opinion

on legislation and choose to disregard it. The Attorney General's role is not independentof Cabinet decision making as in the area of criminal prosecutions. As was noted earlier,

the Attorney General must make careful distinctions about the legal opinions and policy

or political preferences being offered about legislation.

Civil Litigation (s.5(h) and (d))

In addition to the specific responsibilities to conduct civil litigation on behalf of the

Government and its agencies (s. 5(h)), the Attorney General has broader litigationresponsibilities flowing from the historical powers of the Attorney General referred to ins. 5(d) of the Act. These powers are based on the Crown's parens patriae (parental)

authority. The Attorney General's authority, therefore, is not only to conduct litigation in

cases directly affecting the government or its agencies but also to litigate cases wherethere is a clear matter of public interest or public rights at stake.

This has been characterized as a constitutional responsibility to ensure that the public

interest is well and independently represented. It may involve interventions in private

litigation or Charter challenges to legislation, even if the arguments conclude that thelegislation does contravene constitutionally protected rights.

Responsibility for Court Administration (s. 5(c))

A key component of the Attorney General's responsibilities to ensure the administration

of justice in the province is the administration of the courts and as a result theresponsibility for maintaining liaison with the judiciary.

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Given the fundamental importance of the independence of the judiciary, the responsibility

for courts administration is often a very sensitive and delicate issue. Great care and

respect for the principles of judicial independence must be exercised in this area.

As chief law officer, the Attorney General has a special responsibility to be the guardian

of that most elusive concept - the rule of law. The rule of law is a well established legalprinciple, but hard to easily define. It is the rule of law that protects individuals, and

society as a whole, from arbitrary measures and safeguards personal liberties.

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September 5 2006

To: Bruce HerridgeDeputy Chief of PoliceYork Regional Police17250 Yonge StreetNewmarket,OnL3Y 4W5

From: Frank Gallagher34 Riverglen DriveKeswick,On

[email protected]

Dear Bruce

I am faxing you a copy of a file I have faxed to Premier DaltonMcGuinty, presently consisting of 177 pages.

On pages 111 & 112 you will find a copy of your letter to me datedJanuary 12 2006 where on page 112 you state you will reiterate myconcerns when asked for comments.

Have you been asked and did you reiterate my comments and if so to whomand when please?

Meanwhile I am forwarding you more information for your records whichfurther prove Don Wilson is a fraud.

I ask you to read the 177 page letter to the Premier and request thatyou reconsider your decision to not investigate Don Wilson.

Thank you

Frank Gallagher

PS

Letter to Premier Dalton McGuinty to follow

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From: frank gallagher [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: July 15, 2006 3:16 PMTo: [email protected]: BioSafeJuly 14, 2006To: Mr. Rod Bradbury

Eco Safe Natural Products [email protected]

From: Frank Gallagher

34 Riverglen DriveKeswick,OnL4P [email protected]

Re: BioSafe Natural Products Inc.Dear Mr. Bradbury

I am a major share holder of Bio Safe Natural Products Inc. second onlyto Don Wilson, Pres. CEO , whatever.That means that I am the biggest loser in his scam.I am not the least bit happy with this man because I have evidencebeyond any and all reasonable doubt that he has scammed me forapproximately $85,000 and many of my friends for an additional $50,000.The man is going to face the music so to speak and that you can take tothe bank.So, what has this got to do with you?

Larry Honsberger has informed me that he has been communicating withyou on several occasions and he has requested a letter regarding yourinvolvement with BIO SAFE and Don Wilson and you agreed to send it eachtime.He tells me that you have nothing to do with the company and in fact hehas stiffed you for about $4,000.Please give me your full attention.

The stage is set and Don is nearing his day in court.I have two documents signed by him and I, one witnessed by my motherand the other by a friend of mine which he denied having ever seen atthe Ontario Housing Rental Tribunal which I presented when I had himevicted from my premises.The signature he used on these documents is not the signature that hehas used on all the other documents I have been party to and his denialof having ever seen them puts him in a tough spot.

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This along with the fact that he has not issued the proper documentsand certificates for our shares along with his refusal to carry onbusiness as required under the Business Corporation Act leaves himadrift without a paddle.These documents consisting of 4 pages each, contained informationconcerning the rent he owed me and corporation matters.I presented the witness at the Tribunal hearing who attested to thefact that Don Wilson did indeed sign one of the documents and of coursemother will be there to attest to the other one when I am ready to puthim where he belongs.That is fraud and it is documented by the Tribunal and I have a digitalrecording of the hearing.In addition to that he completely fabricated the dispute he filed withthe Tribunal and reiterated the crap at the hearing.I easily proved this with the relative documents and he was ordered topay me $10,000 for back rent and of course he was ordered to leave my

premises.That was last August and he has not paid me to date.

Now all that remains for me is to clarify if in fact you are the Vice-President of Research and Development as stated in his businessprospectus which he presented to me at the time I invested. He alsoshowed me your site at ecosafenatural.com which was quite impressive.Please sign a statement before Notaries Public declaring you have neverheld the position of Vice- President of Research and Development or anyother position with BioSafe Natural Products Inc. or any other companyowned by Don Wilson if that is fact.

Any other information you care to add would be appreciated such as howmuch he owes you and why?As you have promised to send it on several occasions and failed to doso I now wonder if you are as innocent as you told Larry.

This is very important that you send this immediately or I will have nochoice but to name you in the law suit along with Don.

As Don is likely to have no money you may be held liable.Thank youFrank Gallagher

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Mark Mathews refuses to

respond.

Rod Bradbury was never theVice President

(See page 13)

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-----Original Message-----From: Ecosafe [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: July 18, 2006 7:39 PMTo: 'frank gallagher'Subject: RE: BioSafe

FrankI do not appreciate the threatening tone at the end of your email. Iam a very busy man running my own business and have long since writtenoff any money owed to me by Don Wilson. However I will give you theseries of events you asked for as I see them.

Firstly, I am founder and president of EcoSafe Natural Products Inc., acompany incorporated in the province of British Columbia. I foundedthe company as EcoSafe Technologies, a sole proprietorship, in 1991 andincorporated it in 2000 when the name was also changed to EcoSafeNatural Products Inc.I am not an officer of any of Don Wilsons

Companies and never have been.It was back in the summer of 2003 that Don Wilson first contacted me.Im not sure how he got my name, possibly from my company website. Hehad a lot of smooth talk and was talking about the fact that he hadinvestors ready to put millions into his venture and needed myexpertise to develop the products. The name he gave me for his companyat the time was Agrotex International Inc. I soon realized this guywas unfocussed and flipped from one get rich quick idea to another. Hetalked about other companies he had or was founding --- EcoTurf NaturalProducts Inc., AquaSafe Environmental Products Ltd.I wrote him a proposal to do some work and started developing someherbicidal and insecticidal products. I sent him several samples totest and billed him for $4,661.35 for the work we had done in the laband for the chemicals, time and courier charges. The bill was sent outat the end of November 2003. When I didnt receive payment and heardhe had changed the name of his company to BioSafe Natural Products Inc.I realized I had been taken for a mug. I should also inform that hisaddress was changing on a monthly basis which really got me suspicious.He led me to believe he had an office which I later found was totallyuntrue.I then got a call from an investor of his Mark Matthews. Markproceeded to tell me the truth about Don. Apparently he was cabdriving for a living and had just bought a new Cadillac and was drivingit around living the rich life but not making the payments on it. Mark

said he expected the car to reposessed at any time.

I sent Don several bill reminders in an attempt to get the money buthis email kept changing and the emails were undeliverable and theletters came back. I wrote the whole episode off as a businesslearning experience and moved on. Then to my surprise in the summer of2004 I received a call from Don saying he finally had the investment hehad been looking for and was ready to start developing and sellingproducts. Of course by now I didnt trust him one inch and didnt wantto do business with him. However he was insistent and flew out here to

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visit our lab. I informed him that we would do no further work untilhe paid his outstanding bill and that any future work that EcoSafe didwould need to be paid for up front.He then back peddled and started to indicate that he hadnt actuallygot any money yet but it was imminent. However much to my surprise hewrote EcoSafe a cheque for $3,500 and even more to my surprise itdidnt bounce when I cashed it. Over the next few weeks he began topush me more and more to do further work but I reiterated that when hesettled up his account and gave me payment up front for any future workwe could do business. This finally caused him to get abusive andthreatening and I havent heard from him since.Regards....Rod BradburyPresidentEcoSafe Natural Products Inc. #7-6782 Veyaness RoadSaanichton, BCCanadaV8M 2C2

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July 19 2006

Rod

I thank you very much for filling me in.

I also apologize for what you took as a threat tone.

It was meant as a nudge and to save us both any unnecessaryinconveniences.

You must understand that this is quite a serious matter to me.

It was a normal undesirable recourse to get to the truth as I saw itand I am determined to get to the truth.

Your statement "This finally caused him to get abusive and threatening

and I havent heard from him since." leads me to believe that we aretalking about the same man.

That describes my last meeting with him.

I have a copy of an e-mail from another person asking Don to refrainfrom the same.I and my mother have also been threatened on many occasions and he hasresorted to smashing my furniture in my basement apartment and I have

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had the police here on at least three occasions but they say there isnothing that they can do.

Evidence I hold proves beyond any doubt in my mind that Don Wilson is acrook and his performance at the Ontario Housing Rental Tribunaldocumented it.

Since the Tribunal hearing last August I have corresponded with theTribunal, Enforcement and Investigations, York Regional Police and theRoyal Canadian Mounted Police who all claim that there is nothing thatthey can do about it.

I concluded that the system aids and abets the crooks and fails toprotect the innocent.

It is not about me, because my money is long gone.It is about the system and the likes of Don Wilson.

I had a couple of meetings with the YRP fraud squad and they informedme that this type of thing goes on all the time and they are frustrated

by the courts who refuse to grant them a warrant to investigate.

They have no doubt that he is a con man but there is nothing they cando.

They tell me I could get a lawyer but he would be negligent if hedidn't inform me that it is highly unlikely that I will get my moneyback and I would just be wasting more money.

People just usually write it off as you have.I have no doubt that my money is long gone but there is obviouslysomething wrong with the system if people like Don who know the systemare allowed to rob the people at will because those who create thesystem condone their actions.

I feel it is my moral duty to save others from the grief this man, andthe like will bestow upon others if he is not reigned in.

The immoral know the system well as do those who are mandated inSchedule A of the Constitution Act,1982 who are obliged to put a legalsystem in place to provide for a moral society as per Schedule B, Part1, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

The evidence that I now hold through correspondence with the variouspublic departments proves beyond a doubt that the system in placeprovides for an immoral society and there is no guarantee to protectour rights as provided by the Charter.

Those mandated to protect society not only refuse to protect us butthey have set up a system which thrives by condoning the actions of theimmoral which in turn allows the immoral to flourish which allows themto flourish.

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The system is so flawed that while it is their duty to rid society ofthe immoral and even though they take what they like through taxes todo so, they pass the buck back to each taxpayer to fight it outindividually with the immoral and in most cases it is not financiallyfeasible and the victim writes it off as you have.

Hence these deprivations go unnoticed to the public.

The system is self serving. They serve themselves and when thetaxpayers go to them for help they say sorry, this is a self servesystem.

Please see the attachments to the Ombudsman and my MPP, Julia Munroewhich explains better.

So, once again I apologize but it is difficult to get help from eitherthose we have paid to help us or those who have been victimized.

That is the system.

It is a huge challenge I have taken on and it is often difficult tofind words to get a persons attention but no matter the difficulties ofthe task I state no threats, just fact.

It would be most detrimental to the cause if I were to revert toimmoral ways to achieve morality.

The immoral would be the first to cry foul.

Thank you,

Frank Gallagher

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