There are a lot of things that don't make sense.

1.     law in Canada states that the system is against tyranny and right in front of us in every court room in Ontario written in Latin are the words "tyranny reins"??

2.     if "Mary Randolph Elizabeth" - "Queen Elizabeth the Second" with the help of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau at the time dated April 17th 1985, 4:31 PM; Advocated her throne and control over Canada, there by separating Canada from the British Common Wealth; and banding all British authority and powers and licences; how then is it that all lawyers, judges, police, and all other Law-enforcement department presently operating in Canada, able to do the things they are doing using (B.A.R.) which means "British Attorney Register" in stead of what was to be created under the proclamation (C.A.R.) [Canada Attorney Register] signed and agreed upon at aforementioned date time and event?

The B.A.R. and C.A.R. is For Licencing and Registering Attorneys, Judges, And Police Officers, as well as other law-enforcement Organizations, there-by showing that anyone operation with British license (B.A.R.) not Canadian Licence (C.A.R.) would be seen as a Foreign Power operations outside its lawful jurisdiction.

3.     Even the Ontario Provincial Flag shows England national flag marker in the upper left-hand corner confirming the British licencing and powers from "Queen Elizabeth the Second" which was deactivated on April 17, 1985. are still at work in Canada, making it an unlawful / foreign power on Canadian land.

4.     Here is another one to think about.... in Ontario there is a place called Brantford, the city Brantford, Ontario sites on Mohawk reservation and the only thing about that city siting on Mohawk reservation is the place that it was build by the whites under a treaty between the natives and the whites with the understanding that every year the city would renew the leasing treaty with the natives.  The city is behind in the treaty/lease with the Mohawk nation by at least 153 years and no less then that.