MR. J.W. QUEEN, A JUDGE "ASSIGNED" TO HANDLE MY CASE IN ONTARIO SUPERIOR COURT, THE CITY OF ST. CATHARINES. THE ENDORSEMENT MOSTLY GARBAGE, THAT MAY IRRITATE TO "AMPLIFY MY VOICE AGAINST THE CANADA'S TOP FLIGHT CORRUPTION IN HEALTH CARE CORPORATION, CORRUPT CANADIAN GOVERNMENT, & CORRUPT JUSTICE SYSTEMS.
THE NEXT QUESTION IS: SHOULD THESE CORRUPT JUDGES WHO INVOLVED IN MY CASE BE SUED INDIVIDUALLY, OR SHOULD THE MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL / OF JUSTICE WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR JUDGES' INCOMPETENCY, IGNORANCE, AND THEIR INTENTION TO CORRUPT MY LEGAL PROCEEDINGS?????.
STAY TUNE. MY VOICE WILL BE AMPLIFIED TO MAXIMUM CAPACITY. I ADVISE ALL OF YOU GANGSTERS INVOLVE IN THIS CORRUPTION: FASTING YOUR SEAT BELTS.
THIS IS THE BEGINING OF YOUR PRICE THAT, WILL SOON BE PAID, OR WHERE IN YOUR LIFE TIMES. TAKE MY WORD FOR IT.
I SWEAR FAITHFULLY TO GOD, FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART. THESE CORRUPT GANGSTERS WILL BE FULLY EXPOSED BY ME.
SAYSAMONE AKA: SIMONE SANOUBANE.
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From Timothy E. Wirth, UN Foundation
Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 11:00 AM Subject Amplify Your Voice
Dear SIMONE SAYSAMONE,
Last week, at the UN Millennium Development Goals Review Summit, leaders from around the world came together to identify solutions to the biggest problems facing our planet.
http://www.globalproblems-globalsolutions.org/site/Ecard?ecard_id=1861
While the problems are daunting, the renewed commitments to progress are inspiring. But if I learned one thing from last week's events, it's that realizing the MDGs is going to take more than promises from world leaders -- it's going to take action from all of us.
You're already making a difference through your support of the United Nations Foundation, but now we need you to amplify your voice. Ask your friends, family, and colleagues to join you and the UN Foundation. It’s simple to send them an e-card inviting them to sign up.
http://www.globalproblems-globalsolutions.org/site/Ecard?ecard_id=1861
Your support has moved our world much closer to achieving the MDGs -- the 2005 commitments of United Nations members to dramatically reduce global poverty. For example:
* The need for malaria-preventing bed nets has declined from 300 million to just 30 million.
* The number of people living in extreme poverty is down by 130 million.
* We've seen a 78 percent decrease in cases of measles.
* 5 million people are walking today who would otherwise have been paralyzed by polio.
We have a unique opportunity to move even closer to eliminating preventable diseases and giving the world's poorest people the "hand up" they need to lift themselves out of extreme poverty. It starts with increasing awareness, because making people aware of solutions is the first step in creating change.
Show your commitment to moving us closer to the MDGs by telling your friends about our work today.
President Barack Obama's speech at the MDGs Review Summit emphasized the importance of innovations and partnerships in moving us closer to advancing the eight MDGs.
http://www.globalproblems-globalsolutions.org/site/Ecard?ecard_id=1861
Innovation is bringing us new solutions and new ways to disseminate the ones we know work. Partnerships with the UN are reaching populations previously considered unreachable. And new innovations and partnerships on the horizon will bring us closer than ever before to eliminating preventable diseases and extreme poverty.
We're making real, tangible, measurable progress. I hope you'll help us close the gap by sharing the UN Foundation with the important people in your life. Please don't underestimate your power to influence and create change -- we can't do this without you.
http://www.globalproblems-globalsolutions.org/site/Ecard?ecard_id=1861
Thank you again and we look forward to working with you in the months and years ahead,
Timothy E. Wirth President, United Nations Foundation and Better World Fund
P.S. I discussed these ideas with USAID Administrator Raj Shah last week in New York in front of an audience of hundreds of bloggers and online journalists. We talked about how your efforts are helping the United Nations make a positive impact in the lives of millions of people worldwide. You can watch our conversation now.
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