Post by Ace VenturaPost by Ace Venturahttps://www.gangsterismout.com/2022/12/greg-paul-carr-slags-threatens-child.html
The child died it was murdered no one cared.
Post by Ace VenturaGwegWeWe 'gooey anus' Carr is good for something after all.
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5 ft 9.6 165 pounds I am you the 61 yr old homeless for 8 years guy Daryl Grant Macaskill are grey haired spindly featherfart you ran away from me in New West Court. Mr.Patko the lawyer laughed and that Surrey lawyer your so fond of saw it. Hope you lose thy latest lawsuit and shame on thee for mentioning me in it though I am not a party to either side. More money for Mr. Patko though.
Read through the 52 pages of new court filings. I am named several times though not a party to the proceedings the defendant Van Der Walle item 9 of his filed response says he does not know me which is true though over a year ago we exchanged 2 emails less than 100 words. I have included his lawyer in emails with other ppl and twice we exchanged emails less than 50 words from him in both combined he politely asked me not to email him which I did. More balls and common manners than Surrey Mayor Locke who sent 2 law enforcement officers to ask the same thing 4 days before I moved out of Surrey no other elected leader has ever done this to me and I have emailed hundreds some over and over including every member of Surrey City Council I voted for Locke in 3 elections hope she is voted out of office. The two policemen one SPS the other RCMP said they were specifically at my then place of residence at her request when I specifically asked if I had threatened her they said no. I sent all sorts of emails to former Mayor Doug McCallum made all sorts of hostile posts about him to this ng protested against him in public and at city hall he did not send the police to my door probably because bully Doug is not a shifty side changing female.
I wish Van der Walle well in this lawsuit hope to be told of all court dates involved he won a $190k judgement against Ace Ventura aka Daryl Grant Macaskill copy of that judgment I posted in this ng and the alt true crime ng. Judge Riley called Ace a vexatious liar who picked his victims at random. Judge Riley forbid Ace from mentioning Van Der Walle and his firm on the Internet which he has done over on this ng over 40 times and on Reddit and Youtube and the WWW. Ace in his blog
https://beachhouseatsaratoga.blogspot.com/ violates the court order over and over. In his 50 page court filing Ace mentions me a few times states I am a transvestite which is another of his lies but how I relate to the proceedings is beyond me. Only seen Ace once in New West Court he was interacting with Mr. Van Der Walle's lawyer a fat Whalley based lawyer was also there he took glee in Daryl's court room blitherings pointed him out smiling ace pointed at his rectum fat lawyer beamed yet took no interest in the other court matters that day except the one involving me and him. Daryl has stated in this ng he knows the fat lawyer and his client he has stated both are gay. In court when questioned by the Judge at my behest the fat lawyer stated he knew Daryl Grant Macaskill when I asked the Judge if he thought that odd he agreed it was. The fat lawyer based in Surrey has many years of court experience how would he know the homeless man Daryl Grant Macaskill a shoplifter and fraudster 61 years old flat broke who always self represents in court who does the homeless thing in Burnaby and Vancouver ? Who would want to hang with such oddballs and liars who are either mentally or physically unhealthy the trio? The fat lawyer quotes Daryl over and over in his court filings in my case. Jan. 9 in New West my case continues. By a court order I can not name the man suing me nor his lawyer pretty slick eh? pretty ****** I think.
He Ace states his address is 1225 Seymour St. Vancouver in his court filing which he posted here https://beachhouseatsaratoga.blogspot.com/
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Through our support services, we help clients build on their strengths, access existing government and community resources, manage their health, and live richer lives.
While many of our support services are wrapped up in our housing-first approach, we operate two “hubs” for community-based support services: the Clubhouse and the Resource Centre. Both offer a wide range of social, health and well-being, and employment and education opportunities. Other support services include our financial Trust Program, Street Outreach Program, Peer Support Program and our Art Room.
Clubhouse
Coast’s Clubhouse located in Mount Pleasant offers social, recreational and employment and education opportunities.
Each day, Coast clients and staff work together to ensure the smooth running of Coast’s Mount Pleasant Clubhouse. To be part of the Clubhouse, clients must become members and have the opportunity to work with an employment counselor to develop a Clubhouse Goal Plan. This plan is the blueprint for how the member will contribute to the Clubhouse community while developing workplace and social skills.
Members can choose from three employment units: food services; environment; communication. While at the Clubhouse, they can also enjoy a low-cost nutritious meal, participate in a variety of recreational activities, and use the free laundry facilities.
Two employment programs are also run from the Clubhouse: the Transitional Employment Program; and Landscaping with Heart. Educational opportunities available onsite include the Coast Adult Learning Centre and English for Life ESL classes. Anyone who receives services from Coast can also apply for assistance from the organization’s Education Assistance Fund.
The Coast Clubhouse is located at 293 East 11th Avenue in Vancouver and is open Hours of operation: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., Wednesday 8 a.m. to 5:45 P.M. If you would like to become a member, please call 604-675-2357 for more information or drop by in person.
Click on the calendar below to find out what activities are happening with the Clubhouse in December 2023. The Clubhouse is now open with daily programming, social activities, and a lunch service.
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Resource Centre
Both the Resource Centre and Clubhouse offer delicious, healthy meals for a minimal cost.
Coast’s Resource Centre is a place to come by for a meal, to do laundry, have a shower, shop in a low-cost canteen store, and socialize. The Resource Centre meets people where they’re at and focuses on building relationships, trust and help people improve their health and pursue recovery. In addition to offering low-cost breakfast, lunch and snacks, it’s home to some of Coast’s most popular and successful support programs, such as the member-run art room, community health nurses, community garden, peer support worker program and the homeless outreach program. Other regular programs include running groups, yoga, music classes, and music and games afternoons.
Breakfast: $1.00
Lunch: $2.00
Afternoon snack: No charge
Serving more than 500 active members, the Resource Centre is located at 1225 Seymour Street in Vancouver and has resumed its day programming. This includes the Art Room, gardening club and honourarium work opportunities.
Click on the calendar below to find out what activities are happening at the Resource Centre in December 2023.
Trust Program
Living with a mental illness can leave you vulnerable, both to mistakes you make yourself and to situations where others take advantage of you. Coast Mental Health’s disability trust program helps clients protect and manage their financial assets.
What is a trust?
In simple terms, a trust is where someone (the Trustee) holds money or other assets for someone else (the Beneficiary). British Columbians with “persons with disability” (PWD) status have a restriction on the amount of assets they can hold. However, a disability trust (also known as a Henson trust) allows persons with a disability to manage the benefit of a lump-sum payment (such as an inheritance) and improve their quality of life without losing their PWD benefits.
Coast is authorized under the provincial regulation to administer trust funds of up to $500,000 within British Columbia. Currently, we have approximately 300 trust clients and $13 million under management. While most Coast trust clients receive PWD benefits, it is not a requirement for participation in the trust program, as some clients receive CPP or private insurance benefits.
How the funds in trust can be used
Funds may be used for disability-related purposes, including anything that promotes the independence of the beneficiary.
Eligibility
Coast’s disability trust program is generally for people with a mental illness. However, Coast makes exceptions in certain situations for individuals with other disabilities.
For more information on disability assistance and trusts, click on the following links:
Coast Mental Health Trust Program
Disability Assistance and Trusts – Ministry of Social Development & Social Innovation
Key trust client documents:
Requesting Money From Your Trust
Trust Cheque Requisition Form
Direct Deposit Form
Street Outreach Program
Coast’s Outreach Team connects homeless and people at risk of homelessness with vital community services.
Coast’s Street Outreach Program is often the first step towards recovery for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Vancouver’s Downtown South neighbourhood. Four full-time street outreach workers canvas the streets six days a week to encourage people to take advantage of the nearby Resource Centre which offers free showers and laundry services, low-cost meal programs and other services. For people looking for more help, the street outreach team can fast-track clients through the Ministry of Social Development to receive income assistance, assist clients with housing searches and applications, help them replace lost ID and refer them to other harm reduction, healthcare, and addiction services. Coast has connected more than 600 homeless people to services through this program.
Peer Support Program
The Peer Support Program, including the Young Adult Peer Support Program, is a community service operating out of Coast Mental Health’s Resource Centre. The program taps into our clients’ lived-experience of mental illness and trains them to use their firsthand understanding of the challenges of recovery to support other clients.
Coast clients who are ready to share their life experiences can apply for training, which is usually offered twice a year. Successful applicants receive 90 hours of class time following by a three-month practicum. Following the practicum, trainees are either placed in a position or are able to bid on a variety of job contracts, most of which have a six-month duration.
Art Room
Coast’s Art Room allows clients to discover their creative potential and develop new ways of expressing themselves.
The Resource Centre’s Art Room has been serving Coast’s clients since the Centre’s doors opened in 2000. It’s a place where clients discover their creative potential while developing new ways of expressing emotions, healing pain and growing their self-esteem and self-awareness. Supported by volunteers – including clients and professional artists and art instructors – who give their time, feedback and encouragement clients are able to work in a number of media including paint and sculpture; supplies are provided.
An annual art show brings together the artists, other Resource Centre members, and Coast clients, family and friends and the general public to celebrate their work and their journey towards recovery. In 2019, members of the Art Room were featured as part of Coast Mental Health’s Art Project Roadshow, which ran from May-October 2019.
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Coast Mental Health Foundation’s Charitable Registration Number: 86150 8018 RR0001
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Program: Community Outreach
Agency: Coast Mental Health Foundation
Resource Number: 56641317
Alternate name: Street Outreach Program
Description
Provides outreach services to help homeless individuals on the streets of Vancouver and Maple Ridge. Outreach workers provide information and referrals to a variety of community services including social support, medical or health services, counselling, and housing support.
Program Phones:
604-683-3787 Business Line
Website: www.coastmentalhealth.com/what-we-do/pillar-services/
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Sites offering this program
+ 1225 Seymour Street, Vancouver ->
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1225 Seymour Street, Vancouver
Location: 1225 Seymour Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 3N6 (Map)
Site Phones:
604-683-3787 Business Line
Hours of operation ProgramAtSite Hours:
Resource Centre hours as noted; outreach workers are available six days a week.
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Mailing Address: 1225 Seymour Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 3N6
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Languages: English
Application Process: Self-referrals accepted
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BC -Metro Vancouver Region -Vancouver
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Canadian Charity Organizations
Coast Foundation Society (1974)
(604)675-2359 · 293 11th Ave E, Vancouver, BC V5T 2C4
Overview
Coast Foundation Society (1974) is a charity registered with Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). The business address is 293 11th Ave E, Vancouver, BC V5T 2C4. The registration date is 1983-04-01.
Charity Information
Business Number 118866524RR0001
Legal Name COAST FOUNDATION SOCIETY (1974)
Account Name Coast Foundation Society (1974)
Address 293 11th Ave E
Vancouver
BC V5T 2C4
Telephone (604)675-2359
Email janetkhong(a)coastmentalhealth.com
Website WWW.COASTMENTALHEALTH.COM
Registration Date 1983-04-01
Designation C - Charitable Organization / Organisme de bienfaisance
Category 0160 - Community Resource / Ressources communautaires
Sub Category 0099 - Other / Autre
Fiscal Year 2021
Charitable Programs
Fiscal Period End Program Type Program Description
2021-03-31 OP COAST FOUNDATION SOCIETY (1974) PROVIDES A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAMS: A. INITIATES, DEVELOPS AND PROVIDES PROGRAMS/HOUSING AND SERVICES WHICH PROMOTE RECOVERY OF MENTAL ILLNESS; B. PROVIDES THROUGH ACQUISITION, CONVERSION, AND OR CONSTRUCTION AND OR MANAGED HOUSING FACILITIES WHICH DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BENEFIT PEOPLE WITH A MENTAL ILLNESS WITHIN THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA; C. PROVIDES HOUSING, RECREATIONAL, CULTURAL & EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS TO ASSIST IN THE REHABILITATION OF PEOPLE WITH A MENTAL ILLNESS; D. CO-OPERATE WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS HAVING/SIMILAR/SAME OBJECTIVES OF THE SOCIETY.
2013-03-31 NP (B) Provide through acquisition, conversion and or construction and or managed housing facilities which directly or indirectly benefit people with a mental illness within the province of British Columbia. (C) To provide housing, recreational, cultural, & employment programs to assist in the rehabilitation of people with a mental illness. (D) Cooperate with other organizations having same/similar objects as that or those society
2012-03-31 OP Coast Foundation Society (1974) proivdes a variety of community support programs A. Initiate, develops and provides programs and services which promote recovery of mental illness B. Provide through acquisition, conversion and or construction and or managed housing facilities which directly or indirectly benefit people with a mental illness within the province of British Columbia.
2012-03-31 NP C. To provide housing, recreational, cultural and employment programs to assist in the rehabilitation of people with a mental illness. D. Co-operate with other organizations having same/similar objects as that of the society.
2011-03-31 OP Coast Foundation Society (1974)provides a variety of community support programs (A) Initiate, develop, and proves programs and services which promote recovery of mental illness. (B) Provide through acquisition, conversation and or construction and or managed housing facilities which directly or indirectly benefit people with a mental illness within the Province of British Columbia (C) To provide housing, recreational, cultural and employment programs to assist in the rehabilitation of people with a mental illness. (D) Do-operate with other organizations having same (similar objects as that of this Society.
2006-03-31 OP COAST FOUNDATION SOCIETY (1979) PROVIDES A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAMS (A) INITIATE/DEVELOP AND PROVIDE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES WHICH PROMOTE RECOVERY FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS. (B) TO PROVIDE THROUGH ACQUISITION, CONVERSION AND OR CONSTRUCTION OR MANAGEMENT, HOUSING FACILITIES WHICH DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BENEFITS PEOPLE WITH A MENTAL ILLNESS WITHIN THE PROVINCE OR BRITISH COLUMBIA. (C) TO PROVIDE RECREATIONAL, CULTURAL AND EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS TO ASSIST IN THE REHABILITATION OF PEOPLE WITH A MENTAL ILLNESS AND (D) CO-OPERATE WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS HAVING THE SAME/SIMILAR OBJECTS AS THOSE OF THIS SOCIETY.
2004-03-31 NP -DUAL DIAGNOSIS TRAINING PROGRAM - STAFF/CONSUMER DEVELOPMENT -CLIENT TRUST PROGRAM - ASSISTING THOSE ON DISABILITY BENEFITS (WELFARE) LANDSCAPES - EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM GUIDES VIA HRDC
2001-03-31 OP COAST FOUNDERSON SOCIETY PROVIDES A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR FORMER PSYCHIATIC PATIENTS THE PROGRAMS COVERED BY THE SOCIETY INCLUDE; HOUSING 24 HOUR LONS TERM CARE FACILITIES EMPLOYEMNT PROGRAMS VOCATIRCI PROGRAMS JOB SEARCH PROGRAMS MENTAL HELATH REJURG ONE DROP IN CHRISTOULE DROP IN ACTIVITY CENTRE.
2000-03-31 OP COAST FOUNDATION SOCIETY PROVIDES A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR EX-PSYCHICOTRIC PATIENTS THE PROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE SOCIETY : - HOUSING - 24 HOUR CARE FACILITIES - EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS - ROCATIONAL PROGRAMS - JOD SEARCH PROGRAMS - MENTAL HEALTH DESOURCE CENTRE...
1999-03-31 OP COAST FOUNDATION SAFETY PROVIDES A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR EX-PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS THE PROGRAMS PROVIDED BY THE SOCIETY INCLUDE HOUSING INCLUDING 24 HOUR COMMUNITY CARE SOCIALIZATION RE-HAS PROGRAMS EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS JOB SEARCH PROGRAMS CLUBHOUSE ACTIVITY CENTRES
Directors, Trustees and Like Officials
Fiscal Period End Full Name Position Appointed Date Ceased Date
2021-03-31 SANDRA MCKAY DIRECTOR 2019-07-10 2021-01-19
2021-03-31 HARRY GRAY DIRECTOR 2019-11-17
2021-03-31 BYRON THOM SECRETARY 2019-07-10
2021-03-31 CARMPTON GEOFF DIRECTOR 2021-01-19
2021-03-31 LOREE GRAY DIRECTOR 2019-07-10
2021-03-31 CHRISTOPHER BETTENCOURT DIRECTOR 2019-07-10
2021-03-31 KRISTA BLAIKIE TREASURER 2019-07-10
2021-03-31 SUSANNE HAINE CHAIR 2019-07-10
2021-03-31 DEREK SMITH DIRECTOR 2021-01-19
2021-03-31 WENDY HARRIS DIRECTOR 2019-11-17
2021-03-31 PETER GIBSON DIRECTOR 2018-07-11
2021-03-31 SHURLI CHANNE DIRECTOR 2019-07-10
2021-03-31 STEPHEN BUTZ CO-VICE CHAIR 2019-07-10
2021-03-31 WARREN T TRIPPEL DIRECTOR 2019-07-10
2021-03-31 KATHLEEN A KENNEDY-STRATH DIRECTOR 2018-07-11
2021-03-31 ANIL S SINGH CO-VICE CGAIR
2020-03-31 BYRON TGIN SECRETARY 2019-07-10
2019-03-31 Ajit S Mehat Director 2017-07-12 2018-07-11
2019-03-31 Jennifer Clarke Secretary 2016-09-28 2018-07-11
2019-03-31 Gary Lewis Director 2018-07-11 2019-07-10
2019-03-31 Catherine Dahl Director 2017-07-12 2019-06-25
2019-03-31 Margaret S Perry Director 2016-09-28 2018-07-11
2017-03-31 Michael Faithfull Director 2014-09-30 2016-09-30
2017-03-31 Carol Hall Director 2015-09-30 2016-05-08
2017-03-31 Jennifer Duff Director 2016-09-28
2017-03-31 Robert A McLeod Treasurer 2016-09-28
2016-03-31 Michael JK Faithfull Director 2014-09-30 2016-09-30
2016-03-31 Sandra MacKay Director 2015-09-30 2017-09-30
2015-03-31 Shurli T Channe Director 2013-09-30 2015-09-30
2014-03-31 Ian T Sadler Director 2013-09-29 2014-04-08
2014-03-31 Thomas R Kirstein Director 2013-07-08 2014-06-10
2014-03-31 Kathleen Kennedy-Strath Vice-Chair 2012-09-25 2014-09-30
2014-03-31 Kathy A Kinloch Director 2013-09-29 2015-09-30
2014-03-31 A McLeod Treasurer 2012-09-30 2014-09-30
2014-03-31 Allan H Woodbury Director 2012-09-25 2013-09-09
2014-03-31 Debra JP Thomas Director 2012-09-25 2014-09-30
2014-03-31 Steve Mathias Director 2013-07-08 2015-09-30
2014-03-31 Catherine Wiggins Director 2013-07-08 2014-07-08
2013-03-31 Peter A Gibson Chair 2011-09-29 2013-09-30
2013-03-31 Keith W Elliott Vice-Chair 2010-09-30 2012-06-30
2013-03-31 Suzana Dujmovic Director 2012-09-25 2013-07-08
2013-03-31 Renea Mohammed Director 2011-09-29 2013-01-14
2013-03-31 Gail C McGonigal Director 2011-09-29 2013-09-30
2012-03-31 Suzanna Dujmovic Treasurer 2010-09-30 2012-09-30
2011-03-31 Peter C Ng Director 2009-09-20 2011-07-11
2011-03-31 Susan L Wannamaker Director 2009-09-23 2011-09-30
2011-03-31 Robert J Kucheran Director 2010-09-30 2012-09-30
2011-03-31 Robert Cantwell Director 2009-09-23 2011-09-30
2010-03-31 McGonigal C Gail Director 2009-09-30 2011-09-30
2010-03-31 Mohammed Renea Director 2009-09-23 2011-09-23
2010-03-31 Maurice Bridge Director 2009-09-23 2011-09-23
2010-03-31 Ultan S Kampff Director 2009-09-30 2010-07-12
2009-03-31 Elliot M Golder Director 2007-09-20 2009-09-23
2009-03-31 Rosemary W Mah Director 2008-09-30 2010-09-30
2009-03-31 Patricia E. Zanon Chair 2007-09-20 2009-09-23
2009-03-31 John A Higenbottam Director 2007-09-20 2009-09-23
2009-03-31 Peter C Brannan Director 2007-09-20 2009-09-23
2008-03-31 Peter Ng
2008-03-31 Margaret Perry
2008-03-31 Balwin Wong
2008-03-31 Elliot Goldner
2008-03-31 Gail McGonigal
2008-03-31 John Higenbottam
2008-03-31 Ultan Kampff
2008-03-31 Zerom Seyoum
2008-03-31 Rosemary Mah
2008-03-31 Keith Elliott
2008-03-31 Pat Zanon
2008-03-31 Peter Brannan
2008-03-31 Calvin Fong
2007-03-31 Baldwin Wong
2007-03-31 Alan Huml
2007-03-31 John Higenbottan
2007-03-31 Ultam Kampff
2007-03-31 Michel Roy
2007-03-31 Danny Strilchuk
2007-03-31 Peter Hopkins
2007-03-31 Greg Noga
2007-03-31 Helen Gordon
2007-03-31 Sheldon Zipursky
2007-03-31 Julia Russell
2006-03-31 DALLAS CRAIG
2006-03-31 BOBBE WOOD
2006-03-31 BRIAN KENNEDY
2006-03-31 KUNG SHUN LAU
2006-03-31 LESLIE MITTON
2005-03-31 COLIN KLASSEN DIRECTOR
2005-03-31 KUNG S LAU DIRECTOR
2005-03-31 BRENT WHITE DIRECTOR
2005-03-31 STEPHEN EDGAR DIRECTOR
2004-03-31 PETER A DUECK DIRECTOR
2004-03-31 BRIAN D KENNEDY CHAIR
2004-03-31 HARRY LAWSON DIRECTOR
2004-03-31 MARY RISEBROUGH DIRECTOR
2004-03-31 GERRY HARLEY DIRECTOR
2004-03-31 WAYNE G MERCER DIRECTOR
2003-03-31 RYLO SANTANA DIRECTOR
2003-03-31 WAYNE MERCER DIRECTOR
2003-03-31 JOSE ANTONIO FUENTES DIRECTOR
2003-03-31 SUSAN BECK DIRECTOR
Gifts to Qualified Donees
Fiscal Period End Donee Name City Gifts
2019-03-31 Stigma-Free Society (Formely known as Bipolar Disorder Socie (Associated) New Westminster BC Total: $25000
2018-03-31 STIGMA-FREE SOCIETY (FORMERLY KNOWN AS BIPOLAR DISORDER SOCI (Associated) VICTORIA Total: $25000
2018-03-31 STIGMA-FREE SOCIETY (Associated) VICTORIA Total: 25000
2012-03-31 Coast Social Enterprise Foundation (CSEF) Vancouver BC Total: $25000
https://www.coastmentalhealth.com/assets/media/CMH_Annual_Report_web-2022-07-1.pdf Page 18 of 20 84% of their funding comes from taxpayers all 3 levels of govt so tax payers like myself, Mr. Van Der Walle, his lawyer, Viet Do, Kirsten Martin, Corey Zaal and others who are slagged and or libeled by Daryl even vexxed in some cases our taxes feed and house him is Coast letting Daryl use their computers to violate Judge Riley's court order on a regular basis and to slag ppl in general?
https://groups.google.com/g/van.general/c/JT4N28D5JKI/m/cDFUwihnAgAJ Dimmy posts the name of the lawyer here he has stated in this ng both the lawyer and his Surrey and Iowa client are gay. They both deny it but hey in that weirdo deviant ABOMINATION subculture secrecy is often paramount. How can such 3 different ppl know each other my best guess is sex.
