David Raymond Amos

David attempts to fingerblast his invisible high horse.

David Raymond Amos AKA Gandalf The Kray-zay (born 1600 A.D.) is an old-ass troll from way, wayyyy back in the pen and paper days of trolling; writing to various authority figures and officials in Canada and The United States about shit nobody cares about. Now that he has upgraded to the internet, he is a constant fucking nuisance to everyone in existence who just happen to get their e-mail address collected by this sick loony fuck. Everyone from Stephen Harper, to the RCMP, to Justin Trudeau has added David Amos's e-mail address to the block list. David contacts them for various transgressions ranging from a conspiracy or slaughtered cows being killed by vampires to a shitty racist old geezer's blog because he said mean things about him. (No really!) The many lengthy e-mails he sends are filled with various idiosyncrasies ranging from saying "HOKA HAY" to calling everybody by some odd pet name. For example: John Smith would be "Johnny-Baby Smith." Clearly the thought process of an unnmedicated retard. Google his phone number: (because he just LOVES posting that the fucking idiot) 1-902-800-0369 and see the number of people complaining about being crank called by this fucking moron. It's hilarious.

	“	My husband's brother. Just a bum to tell you the truth. He's not dangerous at all.	„
	—Holly Amos 26 Nov 2013

David Amos In A Televised Fundy Royal Debate

Even the mentally ill can run in the Federal Election.

Stand in awe of this sketchy motherfuckers as what looks like a homeless drifter just walked into a Fundy Royal debate and just started talking at a podium. This complete nutcase actually ran as an Independent during a Federal Election in New Brunswick. The looks on the faces of those candidates is priceless as you can clearly see them trying not to laugh or even address the elephant in the room: the fact that Gandalf from Lord of the Rings is running in a serious election.

An Example of This Guy's Fucking Stupidity

Taken directly from this crackhead's blog [The David Amos Rant]:

FW Methinks Harper, his lawyer Hamilton, Duffy and his lawyers, the RCMP, Mulcair and Trudeau the Younger should sit and pay attention ASAP what say you now Ministers MacKay and Blaney

David Amos writes to Homeland Security about matters of serious importance.

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http://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/complaint-filed-against-ex-pmo-lawyer-benjamin-perrin-over-wright-duffy-deal-1.1562435

http://www.nelligan.ca/e/janicepayne.cfm

CTVNews.ca Staff Published Tuesday, November 26, 2013 10:32PM EST

A University of Ottawa law professor has filed a complaint against the prime minister's former lawyer, who allegedly helped broker a secret deal between Nigel Wright and Sen. Mike Duffy, CTV News has learned.

Amir Attaran filed a complaint against Benjamin Perrin, who used to work in the Prime Minister's Office, and Duffy's lawyer Janice Payne with the law societies of British Columbia and Ontario.

The complaint involves two law societies because Perrin can practice law in both B.C. and Ontario, while Payne practices in Ontario.

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Benjamin Perrin with Stephen Harper. Perrin served as a lead policy adviser on matters related to the Department of Justice, Public Safety Canada and Citizenship and Immigration Canada. (Office of the Prime Minister)

Attaran claims that both lawyers "violated the ethics of the profession" for their alleged roles in the secret deal that saw Wright, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's former chief of staff, give a $90,000 cheque to Duffy to cover the senator's ineligible expenses.

The RCMP is investigating the transaction. In an affidavit, Cpl. Greg Horton alleges that Wright broke the law by giving Duffy the money.

"If Mr. Duffy and Mr. Wright engaged in an illegal deal – and that's what the RCMP alleges – then the lawyers who negotiated that deal for them shouldn't have done so," Attaran told CTV News. "That was unethical to do so."

CTV News caught up with Perrin in Vancouver, where he is currently an associate professor at the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Law.

Off camera, Perrin said his legal counsel told him to stay quiet.

"That's the advice I got. It's good advice. There's good reasons for it," he said.

The Law Society of British Columbia has already said that it's aware of "information that has been reported in the news media" and will consider looking into Perrin's actions.

According to a sworn RCMP affidavit, an email trail suggests Perrin and Conservative Party lawyer Arthur Hamilton were involved in the Duffy-Wright deal.

The affidavit also said Perrin's emails from his time in the PMO have been deleted.

None of the allegations in the affidavit have been tested or proven in court.

Meanwhile, Harper continues to face tough questions in the House of Commons about the Duffy-Wright affair.

Opposition leaders demanded to know Tuesday why a number of Conservatives involved in the expense repayment scheme are still with the government, even as Harper publicly slammed Wright for his actions.

An RCMP affidavit released last week revealed that PMO staffers and senators discussed how to handle an external audit of Duffy's expenses and a subsequent report by the Senate's internal economy committee.

The affidavit also revealed that Sen. Irving Gerstein, chair of the Conservative Fund, allegedly used contacts at the Deloitte accounting firm to see if the Duffy audit could be squashed.

"Will the prime minister please explain to Canadians why Sen. Irving Gerstein continues to enjoy his complete confidence?" Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau asked Tuesday.

Harper has insisted that he did not know about the $90,000 cheque and that he would not have approved of such a scheme.

However, a recently released court document suggests the prime minister at least knew of an initial plan to cover Duffy's expenses with a cheque from the Conservative party.

An RCMP affidavit suggests Wright checked with Harper before finalizing a deal to pay Duffy's expense claims from the Conservative Fund when they were believed to total about $32,000.

In a Feb. 22 email, Wright wrote: "I do want to speak to the PM before everything is considered final." An hour later, Wright wrote: "We are good to go from the PM."

In the House of Commons last week, Harper said "good to go" meant "good to go with Mr. Duffy repaying his own expenses."

With a report from CTV's Ottawa Bureau Chief Robert Fife

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From: "Hamilton, Arthur" <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2013 05:20:25 +0000 Subject: Automatic reply: yo Mr Perrin I remember the sneaky know it all lawyer Amir Attaran covering up things for his boss Allan Rock years ago To: David Amos <[email protected]>

Thank you for your email. I am away from the office until Thursday, November 21, at which time I will be pleased to respond to your message. If you require immediate assistance, please contact my assistant Stella at 416.860.6594 or at [email protected] Please note that you will receive this auto-reply only once. ________________________________ This message, including any attachments, is privileged and may contain confidential information intended only for the person(s) named above. Any other distribution, copying or disclosure is strictly prohibited. Communication by email is not a secure medium and, as part of the transmission process, this message may be copied to servers operated by third parties while in transit. Unless you advise us to the contrary, by accepting communications that may contain your personal information from us via email, you are deemed to provide your consent to our transmission of the contents of this message in this manner. If you are not the intended recipient or have received this message in error, please notify us immediately by reply email and permanently delete the original transmission from us, including any attachments, without making a copy. ________________________________

From: Pamela Palmater <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2013 05:21:24 +0000 Subject: Automatic reply: yo Mr Perrin I remember the sneaky know it all lawyer Amir Attaran covering up things for his boss Allan Rock years ago To: David Amos <[email protected]>

Kwe /Hello;

Although I am in the office teaching for the Fall Term 2013 I will be out of the office regularly working on several major research projects.

Due to the extremely high volume of emails, calls, and requests over the last few months, there may be some delay before I can get back to your request. My apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

It may be helpful to send a reminder if your matter is urgent and/or put the nature of the request in the subject heading.

If you have a media request, please put MEDIA in your subject line and I will get back to you as soon as I can.

Thank you/Welal'in

Pam

Dr. Pamela D. Palmater Chair in Indigenous Governance Ryerson University

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From: Andy Campbell <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2013 05:20:33 +0000 Subject: Automatic reply: yo Mr Perrin I remember the sneaky know it all lawyer Amir Attaran covering up things for his boss Allan Rock years ago To: David Amos <[email protected]>

I will be out of the Fredericton bureau Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2013, returning on the 27th. Should your matter require immediate attention, please contact Nick Moore at [email protected] or call our main newsroom at 1-888-565-6397.

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Hey

Now the questionable Irving journalists Woloschuk and Peacock can never claim that they didn't know some of what the evil Dwarf Duffy and all the other Senators know EH Mr Harper?

Need I say that Peacock's praises of the the crooked lawyer Johnny "Never Been Good" Wallace in the Irving newsrag this weekend really pissed me off?

The Minister of Justice of New Brunswick can never say that he did not know the truth about my concerns a long long time ago as did the Minister of Justice of Nova Scotia.

Correct Mr Peacock?

http://www.scribd.com/doc/2720407/nb-securities-commission

Veritas Vincit David Raymond Amos