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> A: A 'blog' is an online journal. Blog is short for Weblog. In recent years,

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MySpace has incorporated a feature to allow users to post their thoughts, dreams,

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The blog feature on Myspace is as expansive or as simple as you make it.

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Myspace will only display 10 blog posts at a time, but you can navigate to other postings with these links.
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> last day in Court http://www.archive.org/details/JudgeRussellCourtMarch2005lastDay16
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> Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 23:00:16 -0700
> From: injusticecoalition@hotmail.com
> To: injusticecoalition@hotmail.com
> Subject: [gov-Injustice] fredericton Appraisal Associates Ltd.
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> [http://www.archive.org/details/JudgeRussellCourtMarch2005lastDay16]
> link on title and stay tune ? Malcolm J. Carter ,AACI, FRI,CMR. WAS PAID OVER $10,000.00
> FOR HIS REPORTS ? FRAUD BY D.O.T. JOHN S.RAYMOND.???
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> lesson to the last day in Court March 16/2005 Loss my work in 1997? February 12.1997.
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> Hearing of Harris Expropriation case
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> This item is part of the collection: Open Source Audio
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> Author: Richard A.Harris
> Keywords: court audio files march 16 ; 2005
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> WHY IS CARTER TURN A REPORT IN JANRUARY 23/1998.

Government did like it?
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also knew i change lawyers ?

so they got Carter to do #3 more reports up?
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Why Carter did the Reports and did this ? the Direct Comparison Method.

In Oct /1994 when i had a store running and was completely discourage on how

thing was going ?

I decided i would put it on the Real estate Market a with the rest of my property.

store and lot 92-3 turn key - $230,000.00

Lot 92-2 for at the least i would take $15,900.00

lot 92-1 these are 2 corner lots by the way $15,900.00

and the H.A.R. subdivision property plan no: 200,302 25+acres for not less then $33,000.00

now if you add all up, $ 294,800.00 dollars worth of money to me?

I like you to look at the Russell Decision on http://canlii.org and see Russell baby paid me $2,760.oo for the H.A.R. property ? stay tune for more about the Fraud?

> Judge David Russell heard this in Court?
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> He know about the Fraud?
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> Posted By Richard A. Harris to gov-Injustice