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November 11, 2025

@VivaFrei @RobertBarnes

⁅To whom it may concern,

I would like to report a crime which involved Nakusp RCMP officers as accomplices.

Location of Incident: Universal Ostrich Farms, Edgewood, BC

Crime: Animal cruelty & brutality causing unnecessary pain, suffering and injury - See criminal code guidelines attached.

Date of Incident: November 6th & 7th, 2025

Based on Criminal code s.65 and Criminal Code s.445.1, we would like to file an official criminal complaint and request for criminal charges to be laid against the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and their President, Mr. Paul MacKinnon et al. Also, any RCMP officers who willingly assisted or participated in the aforementioned criminal code violations/crimes.

In the meantime, please ensure that all evidence on and off the scene of the crime, and all relevant documents, texts, private messages, e-mails and phone call logs are safely secured as evidence.

Please respond to this e-mail to confirm receipt, and feel free to call me if you have any questions.

I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience. I will forward and submit all necessary evidence at that time.

Kind regards,

Shaun Richard⁆ transcription.

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Section 65 of the Canadian Criminal Code (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46)

Marginal note: Punishment of rioter

  • (1) Every person who takes part in a riot is guilty of
    • (a) an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term of not more than two years; or
    • (b) an offence punishable on summary conviction.

Marginal note: Concealment of identity
(2) Every person who commits an offence under subsection (1) while wearing a mask or other disguise to conceal their identity without lawful excuse is guilty of

  • (a) an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term of not more than 10 years; or
  • (b) an offence punishable on summary conviction.

Section 445.1 of the Canadian Criminal Code (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46)

Marginal note: Causing unnecessary suffering
(1) Every one commits an offence who

(a) wilfully causes or, being the owner, wilfully permits to be caused unnecessary pain, suffering or injury to an animal or a bird;
(b) in any manner encourages, aids, promotes, arranges, assists at, receives money for or takes part in

(i) the fighting or baiting of animals or birds, or
(ii) the training, transporting or breeding of animals or birds for the purposes of subparagraph (i);
(c) wilfully, without reasonable excuse, administers a poisonous or an injurious drug or substance to a domestic animal or bird or an animal or a bird wild by nature that is kept in captivity or, being the owner of such an animal or a bird, wilfully permits a poisonous or an injurious drug or substance to be administered to it;
(d) promotes, arranges, conducts, assists in, receives money for or takes part in any meeting, competition, exhibition, pastime, practice, display or event at or in the course of which captive birds are liberated by hand, trap, contrivance or any other means for the purpose of being shot when they are liberated; or
(e) being the owner, occupier or person in charge of any premises, permits the premises or any part thereof to be used for a purpose mentioned in paragraph (d).

Marginal note: Punishment
(2) Every one who commits an offence under subsection (1) is guilty of

(a) an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term of not more than five years; or
(b) an offence punishable on summary conviction and liable to a fine of not more than $10,000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more than two years less a day, or to both.

Marginal note: Failure to exercise reasonable care as evidence
(3) For the purposes of proceedings under paragraph (1)(a), evidence that a person failed to exercise reasonable care or supervision of an animal or a bird thereby causing it pain, suffering or injury is, in the absence of any evidence to the contrary, proof that the pain, suffering or injury was caused or was permitted to be caused wilfully, as the case may be.

Marginal note: Presence at baiting as evidence
(4) For the purpose of proceedings under paragraph (1)(b), evidence that an accused was present at the fighting or baiting of animals or birds is, in the absence of any evidence to the contrary, proof that he or she encouraged, aided or assisted at the fighting or baiting.

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Q) Institutional Malice: CFIA & RCMP guilty of bio-hazard mass slaughter with 800-1000 bullet shots of birds allegedly having H5N1, if true then then are guilty of splattered H5N1 contaminated BLOOD Mass Bio-Hazard with 300+ 250-350 lb ostrich carcasses being pecked on for days by WILD birds intentionally spreading H5N1 in the wild!!! Videos of workers AND RCMP spreading the hay bales breaking them up without proper bio-hazard suits!!! If H5N1 has an explosion in BC, Alberta, Washington State, etc... over the coming half year we know why! Engineered by Mark Carnage? WEF? WHO? What other crimes might have been committed by the CFIA/RCMP (review the X posts on their crimes)?

Based on a review of recent X posts and related web sources discussing the CFIA and RCMP's involvement in the Universal Ostrich Farms incident in Edgewood, BC, several additional alleged crimes or violations beyond the initial animal cruelty claims (e.g., under Criminal Code s.445.1 for causing unnecessary pain and suffering) have been highlighted by users. These stem from eyewitness accounts, videos, and expert insights shared online, often framing the actions as government overreach, biohazard mismanagement, and abuse of authority. Note that these are public allegations and not proven in court; they appear to be driven by outrage over the handling of the ostrich culling related to H5N1 concerns. I'll break them down by category, drawing from key posts and sources.

1. Biohazard and Public Health Violations

Many posts accuse the CFIA and RCMP of recklessly handling potentially contaminated materials, which could constitute crimes under Canada's Health of Animals Act or environmental laws related to biohazards. Specific claims include:

  • Spreading contaminated hay and blood without proper PPE (personal protective equipment), allowing wild birds, flies, and maggots to access carcasses for days, potentially disseminating H5N1 into the wild or across provinces/states.
  • Transporting carcasses in non-biohazard trucks without containment, driving them for hours on public highways, which might violate biosecurity protocols and endanger public health.
  • Cross-contamination by RCMP vehicles leaving the site with hay in tires, and agents walking through gore without sanitization, allegedly ignoring CFIA's own biocontainment guidelines.
  • These actions are described as potential "bio-terrorism" or negligent endangerment, with users speculating it could lead to H5N1 outbreaks in BC, Alberta, or Washington State, tying it to broader conspiracies involving figures like Mark Carney, WEF, or WHO.

2. Additional Animal Cruelty and Neglect

While the core complaint is brutality during the cull, posts allege ongoing neglect prior to and during the operation, potentially violating animal welfare laws or the Health of Animals Act:

  • Starving or improperly feeding the ostriches, leading to them eating mud, drinking from dirt holes, and suffering gastric impaction; one post claims an injured bird died without treatment like electrolytes.
  • Using drones to terrorize the birds, causing panic and injuries; leaving garbage, feedbags, and twine that entangled them.
  • Inhumane culling methods: Corraling into a "kill pen" at night, firing 800-1,000 bullets without a vet, beheading survivors, and forcing the family to hear screams—described as "massacre" or "torture" by industry insiders who suggest alternatives like captive bolt guns were ignored.
  • Refusing re-testing after 10+ months despite no sick birds, potentially to justify the cull without evidence.

3. Abuse of Power and Property Rights Violations

Posts allege unconstitutional overreach, potentially breaching Charter rights or property laws:

  • Unlawful seizure of property, including trucks/trailers, and using it for operations while destroying it; surrounding the farm with checkpoints, drones, and fencing to block views.
  • Arresting individuals for obstructing CFIA agents, and investigating threats against associated businesses, seen as intimidation.
  • Emotional/psychological harm to the family by denying goodbyes, forcing them to hear the cull, and terrorizing them—described as "domestic terrorism" or "crimes against humanity."

4. Broader or Historical Allegations

A few posts reference past CFIA actions, like poisoning animals and blaming pathogens (e.g., organophosphates linked to BSE/CJD), or comparisons to other farm crackdowns (e.g., Oregon's satellite monitoring of small farms). Users also tie this to systemic issues like political interference in courts or RCMP's role in events like the Freedom Convoy.

Overall, the X discourse portrays this as a pattern of institutional malice, with calls for investigations, charges against CFIA President Paul MacKinnon, and RCMP accountability. If pursuing formal complaints, users suggest contacting authorities under relevant codes, but emphasize the need for evidence like videos and logs.

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Q) List all the potential crimes in this conversation.

Potential Crimes Mentioned or Implied in the Conversation

This list compiles all the alleged or potential crimes discussed across the conversation, based on the initial email report, the referenced Criminal Code sections, the user's query on "institutional malice" and bio-hazards, and the subsequent analysis of X posts and related allegations. These are drawn from public claims, eyewitness accounts, and speculation in the discourse, but they remain unproven allegations, not legal findings. I've categorized them for clarity, noting relevant laws or codes where mentioned.

1. Animal Cruelty and Brutality

  • Causing unnecessary pain, suffering, or injury to animals (e.g., ostriches) during the cull, including inhumane methods like firing 800-1,000 bullets without a veterinarian, beheading survivors, and forcing birds into a "kill pen" at night.
    • Referenced: Criminal Code s.445.1 (wilfully causing or permitting unnecessary pain, suffering, or injury; also covers encouraging or aiding such acts).
  • Neglect leading to starvation, improper feeding (e.g., birds eating mud, drinking from dirt holes, gastric impaction), and failure to provide treatment (e.g., electrolytes for injured birds).
    • Referenced: Criminal Code s.445.1 (failure to exercise reasonable care as evidence of wilful causation); potentially Health of Animals Act violations for welfare during quarantine.
  • Using drones to terrorize birds, causing panic and injuries; leaving hazards like garbage, feedbags, and twine that entangled them.
    • Referenced: Criminal Code s.445.1 (wilful permission of injury).

2. Biohazard and Public Health Endangerment

  • Reckless handling of potentially H5N1-contaminated materials, including splattering blood during mass slaughter, allowing wild birds to peck at 300+ carcasses for days, and intentionally spreading contamination.
    • Alleged: Violations of the Health of Animals Act or Biosecurity for Food and Agriculture Act; potential negligent endangerment or public nuisance under Criminal Code (e.g., s.180 for common nuisance endangering life).
  • Spreading contaminated hay bales without proper bio-hazard suits by workers and RCMP; cross-contamination via vehicles (e.g., hay in tires) and agents walking through gore without sanitization.
    • Alleged: Breach of CFIA biocontainment guidelines; possible criminal negligence (Criminal Code s.219) if it leads to outbreaks in BC, Alberta, Washington State, etc.
  • Transporting carcasses in non-biohazard trucks on public highways without containment.
    • Alleged: Environmental protection violations (e.g., under Canadian Environmental Protection Act) or bio-terrorism-like acts (speculative, potentially under anti-terrorism provisions if intent proven).
  • Refusing re-testing after 10+ months despite no sick birds, potentially to justify the cull without evidence.
    • Alleged: Fraud or misrepresentation under Criminal Code (e.g., s.380) if tests were falsified or withheld.

3. Abuse of Power and Property Rights Violations

  • Unlawful seizure of property (e.g., trucks, trailers) and using/destroying it during operations; setting up checkpoints, drones, and fencing to block views.
    • Alleged: Theft or mischief (Criminal Code s.322, s.430); violations of property rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (s.8 unreasonable search and seizure).
  • Arresting individuals for obstructing CFIA agents; investigating threats against associated businesses.
    • Alleged: Abuse of process or false imprisonment (Criminal Code s.279); intimidation or harassment.
  • Emotional/psychological harm to the farm family (e.g., denying goodbyes, forcing them to hear screams during the cull).
    • Alleged: Criminal harassment (Criminal Code s.264) or assault (s.265 if threats involved); described as "domestic terrorism" or "crimes against humanity" in speculative terms.

4. Broader or Systemic Allegations

  • Riot-related offenses (mismatched reference in the initial email, but included for completeness).
    • Referenced: Criminal Code s.65 (participation in a riot, with penalties up to 2-10 years if masked).
  • Historical CFIA actions like poisoning animals and blaming pathogens (e.g., organophosphates linked to BSE/CJD).
    • Alleged: Potential poisoning offenses (Criminal Code s.445.1(c) for administering injurious substances); fraud if misattributed to diseases.
  • Political interference or overreach, compared to events like the Freedom Convoy or Oregon farm monitoring.
    • Alleged: Misconduct in public office or conspiracy (Criminal Code s.465); Charter violations (e.g., s.2 freedom of expression, s.7 security of the person).
  • Ties to "engineered" outbreaks by figures like Mark Carney, WEF, or WHO (conspiratorial claims).
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I.   INTRODUCTION

 A. Art of the Day

Icarus, who sought to escape through wings that could him fly like a bird, but came to believe he alone was the source of his greatness, and flew too close to the sun, to fall and collapse from the sky. The great warning of Hubris.

B. Wisdom of the Day

“As soon as you believe you are God is precisely when God will remind you that you are not.” Robert Barnes.  

C. Cultural Recommendation

The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers by my old Yale freshman mentor, Paul Kennedy. A sign of great danger is when the leaders get infected with Hubris. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/840043.The_Rise_and_Fall_of_the_Great_Powers

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II.    THE EVIDENCE

 *Note: A reminder — links are NOT endorsements of the ideas contained therein. The Library is big, and it mostly consists of ideas I do not personally share.  

A.  Daily News of Interest

  1. Lauren Southern discloses governmental effort to entrap her.
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  3. Californication collapse. https://chroniclesmagazine.org/reviews/the-nightmare-of-californication/
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  5. Big Tech manipulation of elections. https://dailycaller.com/2025/11/07/2026-midterms-robert-epstein-google-big-tech-trump-admin/

*Bonus:  YouTube revenue falling for content creators.

B. Daily Deep Dive: AI –More Artificial, than Intelligence?

  1. The bubble to end all bubbles. https://www.wired.com/story/ai-bubble-will-burst/
  2. Circular self-dealing. https://insights.som.yale.edu/insights/this-is-how-the-ai-bubble-bursts
  3. The infrastructure problem. https://www.derekthompson.org/p/this-is-how-the-ai-bubble-will-pop
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*Bonus: Courts usurp power. https://tonyseruga.substack.com/p/when-the-courts-become-congress-the

III.                       Best of the Board

From the commentary on policies to improve affordable housing.

 

From @Ryanpd911

  • 1 - no corporation or entity can own more than 3 single family residence and no corporation can own more that 2 other corporations who own more then 2 single family homes.
    2 - cut regulations on the timber industry
    3 - give tax breaks on concrete construction (less need to rebuild after fires or natural disasters
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    6 - ban all foreign countries and corporations and citizens from owning land or critical infrastructure or food production in the US
    7 - make a law that 1st time homebuyers first loan is 1/2 the going mortgage rate.
    8 - End corporate farming and put limits on how big farms can be and limits on the number of animals, get back to family farms. All family farms get mortgages at 1/2 the going rate.

From @ashman454

  • evoke/cancel all the stupid green energy rules that applied to everything from appliances, hvacs, vehicles and housing.
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From ltdpilot

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    3. Lower interest rates for first time home buyers or make mortgage assumptions easier again like they used to be.
    4. Starter Homes!!
    5. It would also help if young people didn't have to pay an arm and a leg for health insurance and high interest student loans. This eats up a big part of the income they could use for a home.
    6. The builder who said that the supply problems need fixed it absolutely right. My brother-in-law is a builder as was my father. This is a big part of the problem.

 

From @EdBiagini

 

  • Robert I have many ideas on this because I am a small home builder in Orange County NY, I’d be willing to send you something via email if you would prefer. First, my biggest obstacle is zoning regulations. NY is a home rule state, so I have to deal with a zoning board, planning board, and town board in each individual town. The average lot size around here is 1-2 acres, some towns it is as high as 5 acres. My father was a builder and in the 70s lot sizes were significantly smaller. So if I subdivide a property I am getting much less bang for my buck because I get less lots per subdivision. Second, the building materials market is highly consolidated. There are a small number of manufacturers for drywall, shingles, lumber, insulation, siding, etc. Even the building supply houses have consolidated with Builders First Source being the dominant player. There is almost no competition and, in my opinion, there is price collusion. The administration needs to investigate this (they just did this for meat packers) and bust up these huge players. If home prices decline much further I won’t be able to build because my margins are already tight, I need input costs to come down. Third, mass migration, both legal and illegal has increased housing demand. H1-B visa holders are allowed to get FHA loans, which is insane to me. The administration has to get serious about mass deportations. Fourth, large investment firms own a significant share of single family homes. A young family can’t compete with Black Rock when they buy up entire subdivisions. Fifth, homeowners insurance has gone through the roof. I don’t have a solution for this aside from getting input costs down to lower repair costs. 50 year mortgages would for me because it will keep prices elevated, so long as it increases demand. But I’m skeptical, gen z already feels screwed and telling them they need 50 year mortgages is just kicking them while they’re down. I would prefer prices and inputs come down so gen z and millenials can own homes and start families.

IV.    Closing Argument: The Hades of Hubris

  • The Greeks warned of it. History repeats with lessons of its own. Scholars and literary authors list it like the heel of Achilles and the wings of Icarus – how the great and mighty fall. The Bible identifies it as the great calamitous sin – from Lucifer’s fall to the Tower of Babel’s collapse, from Goliath’s loss to Nebuchadnezzar’s judgment. Hubris, the “haughty spirit” that beckons a deep fall, now infects the leaders of the west, even the President himself, and now its consequences threaten us all.
  • The clinical definition of hubris typically develops in individuals who hold significant power. Its characteristics encompass:  a magnified, embellished view of one's own capabilities;  obsession with personal image; contempt for criticism; loss of contact with reality; a reckless, uncalculated disregard of risk; a denial of dissent. An infection of the soul, an illness of the mind, rather than a permanent trait of a stable personality.
  • The tell-tale signs of Hubris include – recent overwhelming success or power; dis-sociality disregarding others from one’s own traditional community; disinhibition into impulsiveness without calculated regard for risk; condescension, and even contempt, for others and any form of criticism; a belief in oneself above others beyond reason or wisdom.
  • The decaying, declining empires frequently feature hubris, as Professor Paul Kennedy first penned in his Rise and Fall of Great Powers. The empire’s hubris -- overconfidence in their “specialness” tends to overextend themselves in risky expressions – manifest in multiple manners, such as imperial overreach; mismatch between resources & risks; overestimation of their own capabilities; military operations globally as a nation’s global military deployment exceeds its resource capacity; persistent debt and deficits, in public and private sectors, including in balance-of-trade and budgets, as dependency on foreign adversaries rise; diverting resources to overseas adventurism diminishes the public infrastructure, human and physical; a declining industrial sector, replaced with financialization and services, often shifting its dependence on real goods and labor, it’s true capital, to foreign nations; deepening internal divisiveness, as competing interests vie for diminishing resources; bureaucratic infighting as the parasitic state replaces the functioning private economy for material wealth and moral purpose; a moral decay in the institutions of society, religious, social and communal, as the material foundation for that moral prosperity fades and fractures.
  • What happens when you survive two impeachments, four indictments, and near assassination? Could the seductress of Hubris distract your soul and deceive your mind? Does this not well capture much of the modern west, and even Trump’s six-month flirtation with Hubris as his north star?
  • The cure remains the same as the Scripture teaches and the Greek myths proclaim – a needed nemesis to teach us humility as the answer to hubris. Avoid the fall; abandon the arrogance, and listen again, to the people who truly were his wall against wrongdoers.

 

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I.   INTRODUCTION

A. Art of the Day

America in black-and-white, from another time and place, with the wooden shacks, old-time automobiles, along a stretch of highway looking like Route 66, hugged by small gas stations, old diners, and convenient motels, where Americans go about their day, underneath the open skies, along the open road, inviting and welcoming to a time past we spiritually seek to return.

B. Wisdom of the Day

"The Russians are slow to saddle up but ride fast once they do." Otto Von Bismark.

C. Cultural Recommendation

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I.   INTRODUCTION

A. Art of the Day

  • As harvest ends, we commence the remembrance of death itself, recognizing its role in the cycle of life, as All Hallows Eve awaits the All Souls Day to follow. Our Celtic ancestors, and many contemporary Mexican celebrants with their Day of the Dead, see the sun set into winter’s moon, and the souls of those alive and past dance in the foggy merriment, with the light & the darkness competing for the souls of us all.

B. Wisdom of the Day

  • “I have to study politics and war so that my sons can study mathematics, commerce, and agriculture, so their sons can study poetry, painting and music.” John Quincy Adams.

C. Cultural Recommendation

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