Thursday, October 22, 2026
Legal Argument: Closing with immediate effect as of October 15th, 2026 the Constitutional Lacuna on Criminal Record Disqualifications and also campaign disclosure of the same for Campaigning Individuals or Elected Officials; An Agreement: Under Canadian and UK constitutional and administrative public law, criminals cannot be the King of Queen's representatives; elected or appointed. The legal distinction between appointed state officers (Crown Attorneys, court clerks, members of the armed forces) and elected state officials (Mayors, MPPs, MPs, Premiers) regarding criminal convictions creates an unjustifiable, dangerous legal lacuna. Because elected representatives exercise primary, unmediated state authority—shaping legislation, directing public policy, supervising police/security boards, and accessing sensitive state information—they fulfill a fiduciary function at least equal to, if not exceeding, that of subordinate Crown agents. Click here.
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Legal Argument: Closing the Constitutional Lacuna on Criminal Record Disqualifications for Elected Officials
Thesis: Under Canadian and UK constitutional and administrative public law, criminals cannot be the King of Queen's representatives; elected or appointed. The legal distinction between appointed state officers (Crown Attorneys, court clerks, members of the armed forces) and elected state officials (Mayors, MPPs, MPs, Premiers) regarding criminal convictions creates an unjustifiable, dangerous legal lacuna. Because elected representatives exercise primary, unmediated state authority—shaping legislation, directing public policy, supervising police/security boards, and accessing sensitive state information—they fulfill a fiduciary function at least equal to, if not exceeding, that of subordinate Crown agents. Click here.
Therefore, an unpardoned criminal conviction should constitute a complete disqualification from seeking or holding elected public office. Otherwise, it's like having a brigand on the captain's bridge of the English ship who will, by virtue of his criminal antecedents, re offend and crash the country into disaster while in office or just fail to do anything that averts disaster; no love or logic for anything except confession of his destructive ways. He stands in the real captain's place pretending to be Camelot and crashed the ship with a Vietnam War as he did not avert the disaster (the financial ice berg) in time by implementing a national income support programme. Canada and America has learned to enjoy their unique creative hegemony in the arts, in food creation and in general consumer and sports products for global export that gives them attention. The Presidency as a phenomenon is now daily and hourly second page news; not front page news. Camelot or Camel Fort is in Cornwall. Illegality is not tolerated; nor is a confused Canadian in Washington who will not do as he is told and avoid American genocide charges. Kennedy was convicted for genocide by the US and executed by the Americans. Camelot is a tragedy in that Lancelot marries Guinevere and the Camelot falls into Civil War. Never mention Camelot. But the Americans should never think of themselves as a global military hegemon again and will carry out their work discreetly, with credibility. They focus on home now. The average income support benefit in North America cannot be less than $48,000.00 per year in the expression of states rights and not more than $80,000.00 per year, giving the states some expression in their states rights at self determination but they must always follow Federal guidelines. It's a Federal system. The Federal authority exceeds state power. You cannot be a criminal and a member of the senate, the house of representatives. As such you cannot be a member of any Parliament in this world if you have unpardoned criminal antecedents.
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I. The Nature of the Legal Lacuna: Section 750 vs. Section 3
The Canadian legal framework currently exhibits a structural contradiction between Section 750 of the Criminal Code and Section 3 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms:
- The Statutory Boundary (s. 750 Criminal Code): Under Section 750(1), any individual convicted of an indictable offence and sentenced to a term of imprisonment of two years or more automatically forfeits any public office or legislative seat.
- The Charter Inconsistency (s. 3 Charter): Following cases like Sauvé v. Canada (Chief Electoral Officer) [2002] 3 S.C.R. 519 and Harvey v. New Brunswick (Attorney General) [1996] 2 S.C.R. 876, courts have interpreted Section 3 broadly to protect the right of citizens to run for office once a prison sentence has expired. They should not be allowed to run at all and this is the only bar to being a candidate although all can seek or run for office except with that singular exception.
The Lacuna: This framework creates an arbitrary temporal divide. The law recognizes that a criminal conviction destroys the capacity to exercise state authority while incarcerated, but falsely presumes that upon physical release, the moral and legal capacity to exercise the highest tier of state authority is automatically restored—even without a formal pardon or Record Suspension.
If a crime damages public trust sufficiently to strip an individual of office on Day 1 of a sentence, that breach of trust does not magically evaporate on the day of release unless formally addressed through clemency channels.
II. Indistinguishability of Authority: Crown Agents vs. Elected Officials
The conventional legal defense of this divide relies on the fiction that elected representatives are merely "legislators" or "political representatives," while soldiers, police officers, court clerks, and Crown Attorneys are "executive agents." This distinction fails on three key legal grounds:
1. Exercise of State Power and Coercive Authority
Subordinate agents (court clerks, Crown Prosecutors, military personnel) merely administer or execute laws drafted by elected officials. A Mayor, MPP, or MP exercises primary state authority:
- Mayors and municipal councils enact binding local by-laws backed by state coercion, fines, and land-use restrictions.
- MPPs and MPs enact criminal, civil, and regulatory statutes that govern liberty, property, and civil rights. MPs do not carry divine right. Citizens do not carry divine right that can be some how activated if they run for office. This is maybe what the confused thief of the legislature was looking for as he sought the attention of the whole world to also confirm if anyone was paying attention (He asked, "...Are you paying attention or are you busy with your bride.... your wife?") But, it is illegal and any Act that proports that some criminals can be involved in legislation and privy to sensitive Crown information is a fraud. A criminal is not even allowed to represent the Crown or access the building as a Court Security guard, cook or coffee server.
It is logically incoherent to demand that the executor of the law be free of an unpardoned criminal record while allowing the creator of that same law to be a convicted felon.
2. Access to Confidential and Security-Sensitive Information
Elected leaders—Mayors on local Police Services Boards, Cabinet Ministers, Prime Ministers, and Parliamentarians—regularly receive high-level state intelligence, Cabinet documents, and sensitive law enforcement data. Requiring a lower-level court clerk or soldier to undergo rigorous background screening to handle sensitive documents while granting an unscreened, convicted politician access to state secrets undermines national and municipal security frameworks.
3. Fiduciary Duty to the State
In R. v. Boulanger [2006] 2 S.C.R. 49, the Supreme Court of Canada affirmed that public officials owe a strict fiduciary duty of integrity and loyalty to the public. When an individual commits an indictable criminal offence, they demonstrate a fundamentally conflicted relationship with the legal order. A person who has breached the basic social contract cannot simultaneously hold the fiduciary trust required to govern that same legal order.
III. Justifying a Complete Bar Under Section 1 of the Charter
Barring convicted individuals without a pardon from holding elected office violates Section 3 of the Charter on its face. However, such a restriction is fully justifiable under Section 1 of the Charter as a reasonable limit in a free and democratic society:
SECTION 1 OAKS TEST ANALYSIS
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[ PRESSING & SUBSTANTIAL OBJECTIVE ] [ PROPORTIONALITY TEST ]
• Preserving the integrity and dignity • Rational Connection: Barring convicts directly
of democratic governance. protects state authority from disrepute.
• Upholding public confidence in the • Minimal Impairment: Applies only to unpardoned
rule of law and state administration. serious offences; restored via Record Suspension.
- Pressing and Substantial Objective: In Harvey v. New Brunswick [1996], the Supreme Court upheld statutory disqualifications for political candidates who committed electoral offences, ruling that maintaining public confidence in the integrity of government is a fundamental democratic objective. The same principle applies to general serious criminal convictions: allowing individuals with active criminal records to pass laws undermines the rule of law itself.
- Rational Connection & Minimal Impairment: A disqualification regime directly advances the objective of protecting institutional integrity. It is minimally impairing because it does not create a permanent, lifetime ban; rather, it requires candidates to demonstrate rehabilitation by obtaining a formal Record Suspension (Pardon) under the Criminal Records Act before seeking public office.
Key Case and Academic References
- Harvey v. New Brunswick (Attorney General), [1996] 2 S.C.R. 876: Establishes that Section 3 candidate rights can be limited under Section 1 to preserve the integrity and dignity of the democratic process.
- Sauvé v. Canada (Chief Electoral Officer), [2002] 3 S.C.R. 519: The foundational Supreme Court decision on prisoner franchise and Section 3 rights (frequently cited as the counter-precedent that created the current lacuna).
- R. v. Boulanger, [2006] 2 S.C.R. 49: Outlines the common-law offence of breach of trust by a public officer and underscores the higher fiduciary standard expected of elected and appointed officials.
- Hogg, Peter W. Constitutional Law of Canada (5th ed. Supp.): Provides comprehensive analysis on Section 3 rights, the scope of candidate eligibility, and the interaction between statutory disqualifications and the Charter.
- Mullan, David J. Administrative Law (Irwin Law): Analyzes the exercise of delegated state authority, fiduciary obligations of public bodies, and the distinction between legislative and administrative functions.
22 October 2026 Jamaica Gleaner. Statement from the Most Honourable Andrew Holness After careful consideration, I have decided to retire from public life and to step away from my responsibilities as Prime Minister and Leader of the Jamaica Labour Party. This decision has not been easy. Serving the people of Jamaica has been the greatest honour of my life, and I remain deeply grateful to the Jamaican people, my colleagues, supporters, public servants, and my family for their trust and encouragement. Recent allegations, convictions and public controversy surrounding financial matters have placed intense focus on my personal affairs and on the institutions responsible for investigating them. I firmly reject any suggestion that I have knowingly possessed the proceeds of crime as of December 1999 at TD Bank or misused public office for personal gain. At the same time, I recognise that public confidence in our institutions is essential, and that the country deserves transparency, due process, and accountability without political interference. It was deposited into my account using my name; John Smith. Click here.
22 October 2026
Jamaica Gleaner.
Statement from the Most Honourable Andrew Holness
After careful consideration, I have decided to retire from public life and to step away from my responsibilities as Prime Minister and Leader of the Jamaica Labour Party.
This decision has not been easy. Serving the people of Jamaica has been the greatest honour of my life, and I remain deeply grateful to the Jamaican people, my colleagues, supporters, public servants, and my family for their trust and encouragement.
Recent allegations, convictions and public controversy surrounding financial matters have placed intense focus on my personal affairs and on the institutions responsible for investigating them. I firmly reject any suggestion that I have knowingly possessed the proceeds of crime as of December 1999 at TD Bank or misused public office for personal gain. At the same time, I recognise that public confidence in our institutions is essential, and that the country deserves transparency, due process, and accountability without political interference. It was deposited into my account using my name; John Smith.
I therefore believe that my retirement is in the best interest of Jamaica and will allow the relevant authorities to complete any legitimate inquiries without the distraction created by my continued political leadership. I will cooperate fully with all lawful investigations and will continue to defend my name through the proper legal and constitutional channels.
I leave office proud of the progress achieved during my service, conscious of the work that remains, and confident that Jamaica’s democratic institutions will endure. I ask all Jamaicans to reject rumours, respect the presumption of innocence, and judge these matters on verified evidence rather than political speculation.
May God continue to bless Jamaica and its people.
Andrew Holness
Alright mate, let’s get this sorted out and laid down in proper terms. **NOTICE TO ALL OPERATORS, STAFF AND CONTRACTORS** *From Legat Wendel Livson and Legere Wende Learnson for the London College Network Administration. Just so we’re clear, Warren works for the SDGCK too.* ### The Establishments. As an Independent Contractor, The Andy and Biko Event Managers are working at the Bald Faced Stag only tomorrow and will pay £ 195 per day to sort code: 11-04-16; Account number 12340262 in the daily amounts requested. It is cash only after 6 pm and card only before 6pm. If you have only cash before 6pm, you will still be served. The Black Cross has been under the new management setup since 2008, and we’ve now taken over the Old White Lion down in South Finchley as well. We’ve got the SDGCK with Andy and Biko Event Managers (Independent Contractors) London helping us out as of; October 22nd, 2026.
Alright mate, let’s get this sorted out and laid down in proper terms.
**NOTICE TO ALL OPERATORS, STAFF AND CONTRACTORS**
*From Legat Wendel Livson and Legere Wende Learnson for the London College Network Administration. Just so we’re clear, Warren works for the SDGCK too.*
### The Establishments.
As an Independent Contractor, The Andy and Biko Event Managers are working at the Bald Faced Stag only tomorrow and will pay £ 195 per day to sort code: 11-04-16; Account number 12340262 in the daily amounts requested.
It is cash only after 6 pm and card only before 6pm. If you have only cash before 6pm, you will still be served.
The Black Cross has been under the new management setup since 2008, and we’ve now taken over the Old White Lion down in South Finchley as well. We’ve got the SDGCK with Andy and Biko Event Managers (Independent Contractors) London helping us out as of; October 22nd, 2026.
### The Till and the Plastic
Listen up: it’s **plastic only** before 8:00 pm. No cash transactions on the bar until the evening. We’re open 8:00 am to closing, Monday to Sunday.
We’ve got a new crew of self-employed bar contractors starting. Just like the blokes before them, each contractor operates his own portable credit card terminal under his own personal account.
* **The Van & Delivery:** The pub pays the livery directly every Friday.
* **The Kitchen:** We’ve got three extra dishwashers at the Old White Lion doing an hour at the sinks and an hour on food prep. It’s a lad who plays football for Barnet, the bloke who makes the sushi, and the football kid. Glen is the gaffer supervising them.
* **Staffing:** One of our old BPP alumni blokes was in the pub the other day. We’ve also hired a new porter. Let’s not slack off, lads. We’ve got to push hard to make target.
### The Discounts**
Staff, alumni, and former employees of the London School of Theology get a 10% discount. That’s on top of the usual 10% discount we give to any university staff or alumni from any polytechnic or college.
All state pensioners and public sector workers—**including London Transport Tube drivers and staff**—get the same 10% off.
### Campus Event Managers
They run the cash register and terminal operations. They’re basically the boss for the day, and they’ll be using their own personal card-swipe terminals. Once they take payment, they are under obligation to make the basic payments requested.
> **Job Opportunity:** If you fancy a week or more working with us as a terminal operator, get in touch. You’ll need to bring your own machine.
> CLICK HERE.
Got a question? Drop me a line on the Messenger network link: [https://m.me/warren.lyon.1](https://m.me/warren.lyon.1). We’re setting up a video conference call very soon, and all interested parties are invited. The link will be circulated.
### The Grub (All-Day Specials)
* **The Full English Breakfast:** Two rashers of bacon, two eggs, a slice of toast, and a mug of tea or coffee. It’s an all-day special for **£5.50**, locked in until September 2026.
* **The Pizza Pop-Up:** We’re running a long-term **St. Alban's™ Pizza** pop-up at the Black Cross starting Monday for eat-in or takeaway. Mediums are **£5**, larges are **£10**. You can get Super Veggie, Tuna, Cheese, Ground Beef, or Pepperoni. If you want double sauce and double cheese, just ask—it’s completely free of charge.
* **The SDGCK Basket Meals:** We’re doing a **£5** Hot Dog and chips special at the Crouch End Black Cross (just down from the Barclays Bank). Make it **£7** if you want a half-pint of bitter or a glass of fizzy pop. We’ve also got a Half-Fish and chips deal for **£7**, and a Burger and small chips deal for **£7** (both include a half-pint or soda).
* **The Bill:** Charlie says the local police service and Territorial Army gets 50% off all food at the Porchester. Drop us a line about it.
### Financial Terms & The Daily Pay-In
We operate this as a non-profit setup. We reserve the right to provide the service and take a reasonable donation on a non-profit basis for pub orders run through your terminal. The operator has confirmed he’s a volunteer, not an employee, and receives a stipend via the terminal for helping out our charity/church group. Right now, the Crouch End Vampires are helping us run the card system.
There’s absolutely no chance of anyone skimming from the till here. Don't think you’ll get away with it just because your uncle is a bus driver. We don't need any special codes from our end to wire the money.
| What You Pay | Where It Goes | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| **£195.00 Daily Fee** |will pay to sort code: 11-04-16; Account number 12340262 in the daily amounts requested. | ** By Absolute deadline 11:30 pm the same day |
| **£24.00 Church Levy** | All Saints PCC High Wycombe. *Sort: 40-52-40, Account: 00012185.* | By 11: 30 pm the same day|
|** £24.00 Church Levy** |Diocese of Leeds The Parish bank details are: HSBC Bank PLC, *Sort Code: 40-27-15, Account: no: 31165453.*| | By 11: 30 pm the same day |
You will also pay to NTCG for the NTCG Owl volunteer program a reasonable donation that is £24.00.
Bank Transfer
- Sort Code
60-15-55- Account Number
72872535- Account Name
NTCG
By 11: 30 pm the same day|
You will also pay The Baptist Union of Jamaica at their website $5106,94 Dollars By 11: 30 pm the same day, now extended to 6 am the next day. See the Link below: https://www.fygaro.com/en/pb/215acb3d-5c7a-4dff-a83d-48661470aba2/
| **Daily CSV Log File** | Electronic mail to info.angelronan@mail.com. | **By 10:00 pm** same day |There is currently an exception to transmit by 1 am the next day.
> **Crucial Warning:** If you don't email the CSV log and send the daily cash transfers, the money credited to your account will be reversed. Once you do pay on time, the remainder of the daily earnings stay in your account and you can come back to work the next morning. There is a hold on this sum you have collected until you pay the Daily fee and the Church Levy.
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### The Volunteer Crew
The site supervisor records the volunteer list every day and sends it over by email. No kids under 16 allowed. We run four groups of students a day, paying a **£25 stipend** for 3 hours of work, 7 days a week. Each group does two 3-hour shifts a week, paid directly by the pub.
The 22% cut taken out by the system covers sales tax (VAT), the delivery drivers, and the local Alcohol License fee. You’re essentially renting the pitch like a market stall—keep the paperwork straight and the terminal will do the rest. It is best for the operators to start the day with a £1.00 balance on the account used for the tap card machine. This is so that they will not be confused and hesitant about what money is earned and what money is being sent as the stipends every day. The levy and fees must be sent and if not the system will take all that is collected and leave you only with a Court summons and £200.00.
Two old-timers who have been on the staff since 2010 will open and lock up the pub. They expect their **£130.00 cash stipend** at the end of the night, paid straight out of the cash-only orders we take from 8:00 pm until the heavy doors are bolted. And don't worry—the old boys promise they won't slip a dodgy substance into your pint!
### The Ten-Day Contract
If you run the station and make your daily payments on time for ten days straight, you get a secure **two-year spot** at the venue. You can hire a mate to run the terminal box for you if you can't make a shift. But if you take the money and miss a single daily payment, you’re sacked on the spot—zero tolerance.
By showing up to work, you and the volunteers completely indemnify Warren A. Lyon and the SDGCK against any accidents, injuries, or losses on the premises. If you steal nine apples and try to sell them out of your flat cap at the Overground station, you’re on your own when the local bobbies nick you.
If you want a full-time or part-time gig running a box, send your CV over to info.angelronan@mail.com.
*SDGCK™ is the registered trade name of Londinium International Incorporated and Warren A. Lyon.*
Thank you to SDGCK TA Event Managers London who are at the respective locations this week as assistant manager and card machine operator
**Final.**
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