G'day Ron,
Please tell whoever you know, in Sydney and surrounds, to turn
up at the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Queen's Square, Sydney on Thursday
19th July to support TRIAL BY JURY, which the banks and judges are moving
against in order to protect their own corruption and treachery.
The case is John Wilson -v- St. George Bank Limited &
State of New South Wales (No: 20714/00).
The conspiracy between the banks and the judiciary to defraud
and oppress are the grounds of my case.
The banks and the judges fear Trial by Jury.
The question is: Do the people fear the banks and the
judges?
Yours sincerely,
John Wilson.
-Original Message-From:
Ron Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To:
John Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date:
Tuesday, 8 May 2001 17:51Subject: Re: The bank in Tony Rigg's
house.
Dear John
Thanks for all the news, sorry to hear of your financial
costs.
If Ihave a win on my case, I will do what I
can.
Ron
- Original Message -
From:
John
Wilson
To: Ray
Platt
Sent: Tuesday, 8 May 2001 10:07
AM
Subject: The bank in Tony Rigg's
house.
Dear Ray,
I am only now reading the April
Strategy.
The story on Tony Rigg and how the CBA
were leasing out his house is quite believable.
When I took back my place from the St.
George Bank I had difficulty in re-establishing the phone number.
I phone Telstra to be told that the line was a silent number in the name
of R. Lawless who is the legal officer for the St. George
Bank.
Also, two weeks before settlement, the
bank sent in Grace Bros removalists to take away all our furniture and
possessions and put into storage a few suburbs away. For this the
bank charged me $12,000 and I have just given Grace Bros a further
$8,500 to have it brought back, ie: an extra burden of $21,500 on
top of the paying out figure to St. George. A nice little touch of
viciousness, wouldn't you say?
I have already sent out an email detailing the
$431,000 paid to St. George in settlement for their creating the money
"lent" to me which, when added to the money I had paid them
since September of 1995, brings their profit to in excess of $650,000
for creating money "out of thin air". Fraud of
unimaginable proportions, when one considers the banks do it to
everyone.
Yours sincerely,
John Wilson.
