Most of you know by now that the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) rejected my appeal on January 14th 2010 at 9:45AM. I was not surprised given the culture of death pervading our country, indeed the world. Though I was disappointed, realistically, as the SCC chooses to hear only 70 of the 600+ Applications for Appeal filed each year it was no shock to hear our case was dismissed along with all 24 others that were dismissed that day. Judges at all levels Christian or not are affected by the culture of death of our day.

I will attend an appearance in April before the original trial Judge, Leslie Jackson, Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of New Brunswick. I was ordered by Judge Jackson at trials end on November 7, 2007 to file my tax returns for 2000, 2001 and 2002 and pay a fine of $1000 for each year. The maximum penalty is $25,000 and/or one year in jail for each year. I was given the absolute minimum.  No lawyer that I know of has ever heard of such a meek sentence for someone who has been a plague to the respondent (Revenue Canada) for almost three decades. I will do exactly what I have said publicly and in open court from the beginning. I will pay no fine nor ever file a tax return again until the law is rescinded permitting income tax funded abortion. Judge Jackson ordered 22 days in jail in lieu of each $1000 fine. So I will spend 66 days in jail, likely beginning April 2010. Yet it is what will happen after I get out of jail that is quite a mystery.