How is Canadian Government playing a game when dealing with a torture case through the use of ....

[Robin Yan]

Dear Media and Organizations: Updated Topic: A phone call from Prime Minister of Canada regarding appealing to him to order a public inquiry into a torture case through the use of non-lethal weapon, happened in Canada. Please be advised that I will delay my plan to take to the Ottawa Street starting from July 20, 2009, to appeal to Mr. Stephen Harper to order a public inquiry into this torture case. On June 30, 2009, I wrote to Mr. Stephen Harper and Mr. Chief Vernon White of Ottawa Police Service, to inform them that on July 20, 2009 I would stand in front of Mr. Stephen Harper’s office to appeal to him to order a public inquiry. Today, July 17, 2009, I received a phone call from Mr. Prime Minister of Canada, 613 948 …., regarding my request for a public inquiry. Due to this phone call from him, I decided to delay this plan. After further contact with them, I will inform all of you of all details about that. I am terribly sorry for changing my itinerary. Thank you very much. Best regards, Robin Yan 17/07/2009 Dear Mr. Stephen Harper Prime Minister of Canada CC: Dear Chief Vernon White Ottawa Police Service Via: Fax and E-mail Topic: Resume my appeal in front of Mr. Prime Minister’s office building or the building of Parliament Hill of Canada because Toronto Police Service refused to implement the Prime Minister’s instruction. According to your instruction over the phone, on July 17, 2009, I send a letter, dated July 21, 2009, to Mr. Chief William Blair of Toronto Police Service by fax and e-mail, a copy of this letter to you too, regarding the settlement in this torture case lasting about 5 years through the use of non-lethal weapons, gang-stalking, and acts of serious violation of human right committed by one secret organization of Canada, 41 Police division, and The Scarborough Hospital. In that letter, I hoped that Mr. William Blair could take agent action to implement the Prime Minister’s instruction within 15 days since the date of my letter to him. In the middle of this period, I made my personal statement and delivered it to you all, dated July 28, 2009. However. The Toronto Police Service refused to respond to my letter, that is, your instruction. Dear Mr. Prime Minister, actually, the international organizations, foreign governments, media, foreign legal team, and the international court wanted to intervene in this torture case. However, as my personal statement delivered to you all, I really don’t want this case to be over complicated and to be internationalized. However, this torture never stops and even becomes more and more serious as I want to stand up for my own human right. Based on the above thought and the fact, I hope again you can issue a formal order to compel him to follow your instruction. If this order can’t be issued due to any kind of reasons within 7 days since the date of this letter to you, I will resume my appeal again in front of your office building or the building of Parliament Hill, without accepting any compromise. You will not be informed of the specific date again, but the media, international organizations and foreign governments. This is not a threat. This is not a game. If any questions, please feel free to contact me. In addition, I’ d like to provide any kind of evidence, including audio, or video, or record in written, if you want. Thanks you for taking time to read it. I am looking forward to hearing from you. Best regards, Robin Yan 05/08/09 Contact: 416-220-3483 [e-mail]; 613-941-6900 [e-mail]; 613-760-8121 P.S. Just recently, especially, today my head was attacked more seriously around 1 o’clock and 4 o’clock in the early morning. Why? Today is the 15th.