Vexatious Litigation Scam

The vexatious litigation scam, also known as Rule 18, refers to individuals or legal entities abusing the legal system by filing repetitive and baseless lawsuits solely to harass or harm their adversaries. This practice is considered a misuse of the judicial process, as it wastes the court’s time and resources that should be dedicated to legitimate and meritorious cases.

In Canada and possibly other countries, the judicial process has been manipulated to benefit certain institutions that have been involved in serious crimes, while harming the parties who seek justice. The administrators and officers of the court under malice have wrongfully labeled victims with valid claims as vexatious litigants, and this process itself results in discouraging lawyers from assisting victims. This abuse of the legal system denies justice to those victims who come to court and have a belief in the legal system. Those who persevere, in the pursuit of Justice, are further harmed. 

 The Courts are then reserved for criminals to continue with crimes.

The victims of this scam often find themselves defending against frivolous claims, where victims are forced to make repeated applications to defend the crimes committed by protected parties and enduring abuse from both parties (who initiated vexatious claims) and the judiciary (that is protecting the crimes). These victims may even face physical harassment, wrongful detention or wrongful arrest, and denial of access to the court by sheriffs. They are forced to appear before compromised justices, and their funds, wealth, and property are unlawfully taken away. Victims are mocked, and ridiculed in Court.

The individuals involved in this judicial abuse openly commit crimes in court, while those administrators who try to do the right thing are, possibly, subjected to oppression. In some cases, families of these victims who have endured this abuse for years may be criminally entrapped by court officers to shift the blame onto their families. These corrupt lawyers involved in such criminal entrapment may now face imprisonment, and RR cannot anymore show clemency.
 
Those lawyers who are aware and do not assist victims who are themselves under oppression or under the threat of permanent disbarment prevent the victims from receiving legal support, and allow the continuation of criminal activity in the courts, may soon end up being permanently disbarred and subjected to a criminal investigation.

When victims persist and manage to prove the wrongs committed against them, they face further harm inflicted by sheriffs acting outside the bounds of the law. The embezzlement and extortion of corporate funds from trust accounts in the Vancouver Supreme Court, involving the judiciary itself, are serious criminal offenses. This extensive abuse over many decades raises serious concerns about the state of democracy in Canada, which operates more like some “theocracy” favoring those in control, which the Sheriff’s Office cannot deny or ignore.
 
RR’s legal matters having been robbed, threatened, and ignored, both within and outside of Court, are all meritorious matters, where RR has remained civil and calm for the greater good, except for the frustrations and anger shown when he was assaulted in Court by Sheriff and Madame Justice Murray.

To address this extensive abuse of the vexatious rule, RR believes that it is necessary to abolish Rule 18 entirely, which allows this misconduct and criminal behavior to continue. Those responsible for these abuses must be thoroughly investigated and held fully accountable under the law. Canadian politicians must pay attention and address the concerns of the people, with a clear message that no one should be above the law.

A failure to address these issues may lead to a tax revolt and civil unrest in Canada. It may lead to extensive conflict between the different races that have until now co-existed in harmony.