Some people can't walk the talk!
Anonymous has left a new comment on your post, "They deserve each other!"
Terry Belhumeur = Big Chicken Baby!
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Dear Anonymous:
Perhaps you should also add Lionel R.R. Chartrand to the list. He's the Winnipeg Metis lawyer who publicly agreed to serve as www.CyberSmokeSignals.com's General Legal Counsel (September 15, 2003 - pro bono) after we became aware the Manitoba Metis Federation had placed CSS.com on a "defamation watch."
According to unidentified sources, President David Chartrand attempted to get a Motion passed at the Provincial MMF Board of Directors Meeting prior to the 2003 Annual General Assembly to sue CSS but failed. However, it was agreed a lawyer would monitor CyberSmokeSignals for litigious material. Wonder who that might be?
Lionel Chartrand authored the petition the Manitoba Metis Federation is now claiming to be defamatory, authorized its posting and never requested it be removed.
Terry Belhumeur was and is the registered owner of CyberSmokeSignals who controlled access to the site through a password and user name. Mr. Belhumeur could have changed them at anytime but failed to do so until early February, 2006.
Terry Belhumeur = Big Chicken Baby!
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Dear Anonymous:
Perhaps you should also add Lionel R.R. Chartrand to the list. He's the Winnipeg Metis lawyer who publicly agreed to serve as www.CyberSmokeSignals.com's General Legal Counsel (September 15, 2003 - pro bono) after we became aware the Manitoba Metis Federation had placed CSS.com on a "defamation watch."
According to unidentified sources, President David Chartrand attempted to get a Motion passed at the Provincial MMF Board of Directors Meeting prior to the 2003 Annual General Assembly to sue CSS but failed. However, it was agreed a lawyer would monitor CyberSmokeSignals for litigious material. Wonder who that might be?
Lionel Chartrand authored the petition the Manitoba Metis Federation is now claiming to be defamatory, authorized its posting and never requested it be removed.
Terry Belhumeur was and is the registered owner of CyberSmokeSignals who controlled access to the site through a password and user name. Mr. Belhumeur could have changed them at anytime but failed to do so until early February, 2006.
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