OCT. 01,2025 PUBLICITY Roger Callow.com 2025

NO RESPONSE FROM CONRAD BLACK to my Aug. 08 Letter. He bridges the gap between events in B.C. (since 1985) & Ontario (Premier Doug Ford’s Citizenship Suspension 2017 (no access to the laws)

SEPT. 2025 PUBLICITY Roger Callow.com 2025

Time to put on your SHERLOCK HOLMES hat; pick up your spy glass and look at these details vis a vis my Citizenship Identity Theft (against the criminal code of Cda.-based on the Nazi ‘Final Solution’ of 1942) as well as pending court events in B.C.

1) As readers of my blog are familiar, ON Premier Doug Ford and his criminal ‘acolyte’, MTO-Medical Deputy Minister, Franco Alulio sponsored a bogus DL Suspension charge against me which included – and this is all important – a concomitant charge of being psychiatrically deficient (no medical test ever performed) which robbed me of all access to the law; at least in Ontario. No lawyer will give me service with my letters being returned un-opened. …the D.L. suspension was merely a cover for the far more important Citizenship Identity Theft.

3) When I agreed to their submission claiming my ‘new’ medical capabilities; I asked for the MTO-Medical to expunge my Identity Theft as well.

4) The conspirators panicked and produced from the ON Court of Appeal (a Premier Ford front body) a document implying falsely that, as I had not proceeded with my charge against Alulio, they were dropping the case thus trying to seal in my Identity Theft provisions.

5) I reacted on two fronts: a) filing an appeal to all P.M.’s through the Office of the Speaker b) filing an action with B.C. lawyers to be selected against the W.Van. Trustees (S.D. #45) for failing to recognize my retirement at age 65 in 2007. That action is for $10 million which includes all salary plus interest plus damages from 2007 to the current time.

6) Complicating the B.C. picture is the suspicious and ‘timely’ death of Arbitrator Louis Lindholm who collapsed while on his way to work in Sept. 1986. Neither PM Carney nor B.C. Premier David Edy have, as I requested, produced the ambulance/ autopsy Report on my behalf. If indeed he was murdered, the case against the 3 West Van. Trustees – Margo Furk, Mike Smith, and (a parent) Mrs. Boname – would comprise criminal charges (one trustee was vehemently against laying me off under the Controversial BILL #35 (Education Act 1985) imposed on teachers to deal with teacher lay-offs in B.C. where there weren’t any other than myself. The WV District hired 16 new teachers which in arbitration was converted to 16 lay-offs with myself being the necessary 17^th. I was the only teacher lay-off in B.C. prompting insiders to label it the ‘Roger Callow Act’ before the Act was withdrawn. (banana republic law)

7) My ‘point man’ National Post’s Conrad Black could do a major public service by acquiring at least the ambulance Report on how an apparently healthy Lindholm died.

8) So where does Sherlock Holmes come in? The conspirators are fed up with my Newsletters (remember, there was no internet in 1985) which are feeding the public imagination. In 1985, 80% of the population supported the authorities e.g. former commando, Doug Collins of the North Shore News with his blather which has -with the internet including social commentary -seen the reversal of those figures-80% now support the victims

9) Hence, and here is the Sherlock Holmes submission, a Decision has been made to whack me; once the trail back to the conspirators is cut… ‘Oh, that murder… it all happened after the Ontario Court of Appeals closed down the case so the police should look elsewhere for their perp.’ I think the reader gets the drift (It helps to be a little bit paranoid in a case like this)….

10) You-all have a nice day, too in Cda., the toilet bowl of the World’s Democracies….

11) A recent letter to PM Carney requesting an update on my misfeasance/ malfeasance action against the SCofC still goes without a response. Black is unresponsive as well.

MY ANALYSIS OF TWO NEWSPAPERS (TABLOID OTTAWA SUN & NATIONAL POST (where I have made columnist Conrad Black as my ‘point man’)

1) During my incarceration in the Ottawa Hospital during Xmas 2019 under the Premier Doug Ford initiated citizenship Identity Theft of this writer (Roger Callow (age 84) - a criminal charge in Cda.) which I still suffer from for being ‘violent to myself & violent to others’ a fraudulent charge facilitated by its current CEO Cameron Love (getting twice the salary as he should be getting) as detailed on my web site: Roger Callow 2025.com ; I did not see anyone reading a newspaper. At that time I nicknamed columnists as ‘midwits’ (one strep up from ‘nitwits’) fronting for their publishers. That is no longer the case as to my assertions re columnists although newspapers ‘don’t sell’ with most people limited to their own little worlds.

2) I read both newspapers on Sept. 18 editions: The Ottawa Sun; a) p.2 ‘More than a Library’ The combination of the Library Archives Canada plus the Ottawa Library. MY COMMENT: (C. hereafter) Neither are relevant as internet programs have displaced Archives Canada plus ‘nobody’ borrows books. In the 1990’s, I chanced to use Archives Canada noticing that I was the only one. I watched the exit during the busiest times of day with approx.. one person per hour checking out a book. Downtown denizens are not book readers. I purchase all my books new (5 hours per day reading) from Indigo in South Keys (near the airport). There is one book customer to every three in the Starbuck’s coffee line-up. b) Residents in shock; the usual ‘police beat’ c) No media mandate ‘OCDSB supervisor says interviews not in his job subscription’ A columnist appears to be asking…’then what are you doing there?... d) ‘ROYAL DISGRACE’ Randy Andy gives up his titles over Epstein allegations. C. He ignored Br. Protocol influencers for an end to his liaisions with Epstein e) King Charles to visit Vatican next week Both the King & Pope share ‘protection of the environment issues. f) pp8 & 9 Lottery winner stories. C. ‘tax on the poor’ although a relative won $50,000 for the years before & after she purchased tickets. (probably broke even). g) ‘Catch the falling stars’ re Halley’s comet C.what readers would pay attention to in the newspaper. h) Audits cost big bucks C. article designed to anger the tax payers as ‘unnecessary expenditure’ i) Dog nose the way to rescue tot The great value of a K-9 dog in finding a 2 year old tot. C. a human interest story of high interest. j) OTTAWA SUN Important Notice for Ottawa Sun Subscribers re reception of newspapers C. Many sources do not check out their internet addresses regularly as ‘not in service’ is common. For example all M.P.’s have an individual e-mail address, none of which work. k) Bird Brains at CBC C. I believe that the CBC has 116 high priced advisors & what do they do… re-cycle U.S. programs. A real slush bowl & no doubt the source of Party funding for the Party in power l) Sharing the road C. Interesting concept of car ride sharing doomed not to get off the ground m) Woman on trial for girl’s rape, murder (Paris article) C. under-age female sex trafficking (e.g. Epstein) a world problem too often ignored by gov’ts. n) Flipping ‘n’ flopping like fish on a dock C. Always a high-light of The Sun: “Carney is like the guy walking behind the elephants …cleaning up their mess re bail reform. o) Letters to the Editor C. Second most important part of a newspaper. p) ‘Gag Cartoon’ C. As a cartoon afficionado with night school training in the art, I place a premium on gag & cartoon strips reading about 12 daily on the internet. q) Car Industry hurting and so is food manufacturing C. a pertinent article to be included in Cda’s next World Depression which some have prognosticated as beginning in 2027. r) Lasting peace requires accepting Israel’s right to exist C. A polemical article. As a tourist, I really enjoyed our outdoor buffet under a tent in a kibbutz. At that time, Israel was encouraging tourists to buy in the Palestinian West Bank. Scribbled on a wall in Eng inside of the West Bank: (i) ‘Rich Jews’ (ii) ‘To resist is to exist’ s) THE SUN SHOWBIZ p.18 & 19 C. The usual flavour of the month (Lopez/Affleck) t) Homes C. sounds like paid informational u) p.21 Hallowe’en Special article C. timely v) Crossword Puzzles C. very popular w) p.23 Execution date set for U.S. convict C. usually attracts reader interest x) p.24 Meddling Mounties C. Well deserved columnist complaint against RCMP leadership (I concur from my own experience) y) ‘Sports’ (3 pages) C. The main reason I suspect that readers buy The Sun.

The National Post: founded by Conrad Black; it’s main columnist & my ‘point man’ (see Roger Callow.com 2025 for Aug. 08 Letter); a) ‘Confusion’ regarding auto industry; The Trump Gravy Train on how Trump policies benefit the 1% wealthy at the expense of the taxpayers. b) Recent court rulings cut employers a break C. a ‘puff piece’ by columnist Howard Levitt justifying scandalous court judgments of which I am a part (Citizenship Identity Theft). Forget ‘clear factums & focus on the will of the presiding judge. c) Stellantis shifting car mfg. to U.S. C. I don’t believe unemployed workers are going to jump for joy on ‘future’ Stellantis promises. Also a threat to Que. plant making EV batteries. This one is important enough to involve the Fed. Gov’t. d) FP MONEY C. I never trust to this one which always has one investing in something or other ( the idea of ‘holding off’ is not in their lexicon. A favourite of Investment Dealers. Don’t bother taking the CRA to court except through the offices of a lawyer. For small amounts, forget it. e) FP5 C. These stock figures are for Investment Dealers only. Don’t try to edge into their market; they won’t let you. f) FP6 C. more gobbledygook on personal financing g) SEC probe… C. too complicated for any but specialists in this topic. h) FP8 C. more news on U.S. ‘super pacs’ of little interest to Cdns. i) Chinese (from China) ‘puff piece’ on celebrating autumn. C. This is the same country which permits ‘live human body part transplants’ (after which they dispose of the corpse of unwilling contributors). The U.S. has outlawed the practice for any U.S. citizen (so recipients travel on Cdn. passports?) i) FP10 C. This article on LNG shipments is heavily dependent on external market conditions which are not explained j) FP11 Bank layoffs C. with a ‘mickey mouse’ justification of ‘re-aligning our interests’ = preparing for recession/depression. k) FP12 C. more disinformation concluding with ‘the only thing standing in our way is our complacency’. l) Sports Section (2 pages) C. very brief as the NP is not a ‘go to’ news source for sports. m) THE DEPUTY (3 pages) The untold story of the No.2 man in the Vice cocaine plot C. What I get out of this one is that the perp is out on parole since 2019 in the Toronto area… a big pay-off(s) somewhere…. SECTION 3; n) C. Chris Selley questions why CBC should exist (see SUN comment) o) human smuggling charge & Prince Andrew (both topic similar to SUN p) C. speculative articles on politics here & abroad. p) The golden age of boondoggles; 1) The Bricklin Car 2) The B.C. Ferries construction 3)1976 Montreal Olympics 4) The original Mirabel airport C. All 4 are good historical features. q)Que. floats private surgeries for patients awaiting more than a year for an operation C. reflects the shortage of Doctors & hospital financing. r) Liberal Romeo Leblanc, close friend of Trudeau & currently responsible for U.S.-Can. Trade. C. I have been most ill-informed on Leblanc whom is, among other attributes, quite witty. s) EDITORIALS ‘…stamp out subsidies’ C. sub-standard editorial with its faith in the ‘printed word’. t) Yes, the Nazis were socialists C. As a history major; this article leaves much to be desired as such words as ‘socialists’ is too general to define the Nazis. They were in terms of land which meant stealing it from such as Jews. I asked one student in the 1970’s as to whether he had heard of Hitler in his German classes. (no) Where did he learn of him. From my parents. Their opinion ? ‘He was a good man but he went too far’. He certainly did as Germany would have had the atom bomb rather than the U.S. with a very different end to WWII as it was the German Jewish scientists who created the A-bomb for the U.S. (also placed the first man in space with both U.S. & Russia) u) Letters to Editor ‘Judicial Overreach’ Re: It’s the judges, not the Charter, that have turned Cda. into a lawfare nation. C. Amen, writer, which is reminiscent of my PLACARD: STAY OUT OF A CDN. COURTROOM, UNLESS YOU FIRST BUY THE JUDGE. Universities have failed; C. My older sister (d. 2100) at age 62 in her outdoor tent had an I.Q. of 142. On the first day of UBC summer school, she walked out of the class on ‘Speech & Acting’ which is where I learned to read in third year university. (how many students take that course i.e. bad actors ‘act’ while good actors ‘react’ to person, place or circumstances. The whole topic of I.Q. which is est. in our teen-age years, is a ball of wax as it does not account for development such as I do with a 5 hour per day reading schedule. Give me ten minutes with anyone and I can tell you whether or not they are readers (less than 10% of the population) outside of their academic qualifications (lawyer, doctor). Further, I liken the reading muscle to that of a physical muscle…if you do not constantly exercise it. it will grow flabby. t)IDEAS ‘A better way for Alberta’ C. Alta has more in common with Texas (oil, cattle, fodder) than with Cda. hence this ‘puff piece’ is pissing up the river on this one which has a distinctive Cdn. political bent. u) OPINION a) on Education. C. As a retired high school teacher, there is much I could say on this one. The big change came in the 1970’s as reflective in pre & post book titles; e.g. Our Canada vs Canada: Challenge & Survival. C. Typical of this latter approach was this topic with accompanying materials: The North West Rebellion (Louis Riel ‘1885’ as a 1)political movement 2) as a military venture 3) as a definition of a culture. The historic process to me is to describe the past in terms of the past to the present in terms of the present. e.g. Were Cda’s first P.M. MacDonald (1967) racist and for contrast, Geo Washington, as well, as he held slaves in 1776. (Ans. Both were.) The blacks are not enamoured of Columbus Day. In Cda’s case, Ottawa renamed a high school to rid it of the MacDonald name recently. Has that ever happened to Geo. Washington? (I don’t know but I doubt it) v) Another Liberal recession? C. Just read that ‘recession’ alone. w) WORLD C Read that as what POTUS Trump is doing…. P.S. I am a supporter of Trump’s bid to rid North & South America & the Caribbean of drug dealers. C. More U.S. news (‘Bolton’) a reflection of the yo-yo approach of all senior law courts in N.Am. x) The ever popular cross-word puzzles.

3) Whew; am I ever exhausted; I hope that I will never have to do this one again.

October 17,2025 Ref: L.MOO5770379

TO: Office of the Prime Minister c/o A.Noel Executive Correspondence Officer

FROM: Roger Callow 1285 Cahill Dr. #2001 Ottawa, ON K1V 9A7 e-mail: rcallow770@gmail.com

MESSAGE:

1) Good one … sending me what appears to be a rather garbled message in an unsealed envelope (not licked) with the Office of the PM logo on front which probably reflects the sentiments of both yourself & P.M. Carney.

2) But I wouldn’t pull that stunt with others in the public as they might think that you are both past your ‘best before dates’.

3) That selfsame public is probably wondering why either one of you two could not have merely passed my tome along to the appropriate office concerned whom in turn could confirm the receipt of such by e-mail to me. In brief, is this our tax dollars at work?

4) Most countries would view the idea of the laying of a ‘misfeasance / malfeasance action with the central gov’t. such as I have with the Supreme Court of Canada with the government of P.M. Carney, to be at the top of any gov’t. credibility list deserving of someone whom can at least write to the issue. Alas, that is not to be the case for Canada.

5) Steps are being taken to renew this SCofC ‘faux pas’ at the provincial level due to the SCofC to act on any level with my submission of national importance.

Yours truly, Roger Callow (age 84)

cc National Post columnist Conrad Black; my point man on this topic

not the Charter, that have turned Canada