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7:59actually padlocked any of them on hard&#13;
8:01times to Plessy also orders police to&#13;
8:05monitor witness activity closely offices&#13;
8:09throughout quebec now arrest jehovah's&#13;
8:11witnesses for my law infractions&#13;
8:13disturbing the peace soliciting and&#13;
8:16circulating pamphlets&#13;
8:17department John how is arrested 13 times&#13;
8:22during the campaign we used to go in an&#13;
8:26East montreal you know you got sometimes&#13;
8:28three flights of stairs to an apartment&#13;
8:30and that we would look down without&#13;
8:33police car we try to engage the lady in&#13;
8:36a and conversation needs to stay in&#13;
8:38there as long as we could tell they went&#13;
8:40away then we can about Glenn how john's&#13;
8:45brother is a young lawyer involved in&#13;
8:47the cause my brother was involved in and&#13;
8:51I was consumed of course what I was also&#13;
8:54concerned about many of the other young&#13;
8:56folks that i knew at the time who were&#13;
8:59being abused young women held and&#13;
9:02present prostitutes and so on it was a&#13;
9:05it was a rough time&#13;
9:09mere news amnio past the police a lot of&#13;
9:15news and happenings and then our&#13;
9:18champagne about their after an arrest&#13;
9:24some you were and others turn to fellow&#13;
9:27Jehovah's Witness frank welker le to&#13;
9:29post bail&#13;
9:30Frank want anything that their star&#13;
9:32thermally if the people passed by&#13;
9:35tourists are under compression haven't I&#13;
9:38jealous easy&#13;
9:39appear normal as any don't get a video&#13;
9:42of need spaniel puppy Dakota nicosia&#13;
9:45multi-manager Overton Park Ave again my&#13;
9:48business that is your because I start&#13;
9:50workin easy needs to be shown up yonder&#13;
9:53to my java my father was a prosperous&#13;
9:58gentleman he owned apartment buildings&#13;
10:00his mother inherited the restaurant from&#13;
10:03his mother and he got to the restaurant&#13;
10:05business from his engineering profession&#13;
10:07but he had a prospect lifestyle he owned&#13;
10:09property frank with a very intelligent&#13;
10:11man and he was very spiritual&#13;
10:15believe it or not for a man of his&#13;
10:18caliber and his economic position he was&#13;
10:23very very spiritual he believed what he&#13;
10:26was doing was right this was his&#13;
10:28religious belief what he was doing was&#13;
10:30right and he believed that was it and&#13;
10:32what he you know and you have freedom in&#13;
10:35this country under the British North&#13;
10:36America Act the separation of church and&#13;
10:38state i can practice I'm not hurting&#13;
10:40anybody&#13;
10:42Reese to plessis heavy-handedness evokes&#13;
10:45painful memories for Frank wrong Corelli&#13;
10:48back in Italy he had fled the political&#13;
10:51strong-arm tactics of dictator Benito&#13;
10:53Mussolini&#13;
10:56but in Quebec wrong Corelli decides to&#13;
10:59fight he keeps posting bail as Jehovah's&#13;
11:02Witness arrests pile up this is what God&#13;
11:08willing and he would say this is what&#13;
11:11java directs this is what i'll do that&#13;
11:17was its attitude&#13;
11:19Frank arelys defiance has made him a&#13;
11:22high-profile target&#13;
11:24the depressing government is about to&#13;
11:27make him&#13;
11:31sep tember seven smiting 45 shuttle gay&#13;
11:35a small community south of montreal&#13;
11:38becomes a battleground in the conflict&#13;
11:40between the two Plessy government and&#13;
11:42Jehovah's Witnesses a model of a&#13;
11:45thousand people converge are Jehovah's&#13;
11:48Witness meeting and start throwing rocks&#13;
11:50and tomatoes&#13;
11:54in the clear green organization which is&#13;
11:56can't prove you need to map dollar the&#13;
12:00second you're really later on his own i&#13;
12:05will you need to mat-su new LCD TV new&#13;
12:10or a Avant romana prelab for finally&#13;
12:14million is like you're sorta sorta my&#13;
12:17also disappeared or he is on flappy an&#13;
12:22argument then I could plant and yell at&#13;
12:25me&#13;
12:26the mark gangs up monster muir he is&#13;
12:29badly beaten and spent several days&#13;
12:31recovering&#13;
12:33miss Kate available pontiac money and&#13;
12:37your DS run please your son community&#13;
12:41Martha teyla shmuli whose PS Move Lee is&#13;
12:48on is on 250 a week later fifteen&#13;
12:53hundred protesters show up at the&#13;
12:55Jehovah's Witnesses next meeting and&#13;
12:57shuttle gay I just remember the mom and&#13;
13:02the words a few of us there Franklin&#13;
13:04pirelli was there i was sent back to the&#13;
13:07car waiting for my father and my brother&#13;
13:11and father were there and the mob for&#13;
13:13led by the trees to note police&#13;
13:15provincial policeman is the picture&#13;
13:17shows it could have turned into&#13;
13:19something that could have been menacing&#13;
13:21because maybe the police would have&#13;
13:23stepped at that point at that point they&#13;
13:25were not really doing they were walking&#13;
13:27in front of the crowd they weren't&#13;
13:28holding it back&#13;
13:30my brother was hit in the face in the&#13;
13:32eye with the tomato and luckily some&#13;
13:34person road through the crowd and my&#13;
13:36father and brother jumped on the running&#13;
13:38board they had on those car in that car&#13;
13:40and the car drove over to our car wasn't&#13;
13:42got in the car drove away&#13;
13:43police respond to the shuttle gay riots&#13;
13:46by throwing more jehovah's witnesses in&#13;
13:48jail&#13;
13:50each court appearance is fraught with&#13;
13:52tension&#13;
13:54a case of Jehovah's Witnesses you see&#13;
13:57everybody scared and worried and the&#13;
14:00police were there they have a mob of&#13;
14:03placement but we're going to drop bond&#13;
14:06or something but this is what they've&#13;
14:09been told Frank wrong Corelli is kept&#13;
14:13busy posting bail at the Montreal&#13;
14:15courthouse 390 times between 1945 and&#13;
14:201946 you see the police were fed up with&#13;
14:24these all these arrests and cases that&#13;
14:28you hold his witnesses that they knew&#13;
14:30that we weren't hurting anybody and that&#13;
14:32there was no reason for it and so they&#13;
14:36got tired of processing all these cases&#13;
14:39they used to phone them up and say Frank&#13;
14:43the jails are full come down and bail&#13;
14:45them out he'd go down inside was all&#13;
14:46property bail no money changed hands&#13;
14:48city authorities strike a deal with&#13;
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              <text>0:04courthouse and they give my blanks pad&#13;
0:07of these things and each sport signature&#13;
0:09on all and then whenever wanted you&#13;
0:12always witnesses came images tear it off&#13;
0:14and write the person's name on it they&#13;
0:16could go up the street some Jehovah's&#13;
0:20Witnesses are often re-arrested the same&#13;
0:22de Leon's plant is one of the many&#13;
0:26judges who is tired at the parade&#13;
0:28one time he was annoyed 10 is where this&#13;
0:36is one in front of nieces why you're a&#13;
0:38bunch of crazy nuts&#13;
0:40this was the language that he used off&#13;
0:42the bench and so this got a lot of press&#13;
0:48across the country to&#13;
0:53Celia VES mala por la de risa cause part&#13;
0:59out a la of Allah and for men to public&#13;
1:04/ let 0 run that I am NOT that sunday&#13;
1:11that lacks your life asanka leaves usual&#13;
1:14route right there laughing softly&#13;
1:16probably seeing you tonight they're a&#13;
1:19four-page pamphlet entitled laying our&#13;
1:22don't do quebec or effects burning hate&#13;
1:25hits the streets in early November 1946&#13;
1:28the force behind quebec suicidal hate&#13;
1:33his priest domination thousands of&#13;
1:36Quebec Catholics are so blinded by the&#13;
1:38priests that they serve God's cause in&#13;
1:40mobbing Jehovah's Witnesses lee-char&#13;
1:44become a popular article and no survey&#13;
1:47passkey spot say hello alone are on a&#13;
1:52distribution so partially love don't be&#13;
1:54there for me neva said that he said&#13;
1:58about that many park hold real because&#13;
2:01we don't call call contradict level is&#13;
2:04your job and the park see that lets make&#13;
2:08it is right next to be our lucky day&#13;
2:11ever&#13;
2:13there's also he continually blessed and&#13;
2:15that's on that while the facing of the&#13;
2:17video today is imagine is that sin job&#13;
2:21done it already with that other now&#13;
2:24barely sleep anymore and apart&#13;
2:28the watchtower society the Jehovah's&#13;
2:30Witness headquarters near Toronto and&#13;
2:33some million copies in English a million&#13;
2:35in French sparks an explosive reaction&#13;
2:40from Plessy he declares a war without&#13;
2:43mercy against jehovah's witnesses&#13;
2:46because this pamphlet is seditious I've&#13;
2:50instructed the assistant attorney&#13;
2:52general to employ every means necessary&#13;
2:54to find the guilty parties and put an&#13;
2:57end to their unbearable actions across&#13;
3:02quebec police seize and destroy&#13;
3:04thousands of burning hate pamphlets they&#13;
3:07find a shipment in a housing sherbrooke&#13;
3:09owned by Frank Walker le zero in on the&#13;
3:13man they believe is a ringleader&#13;
3:14authorities hatch a plan to punish wrong&#13;
3:18Corelli to strike where he's most&#13;
3:20vulnerable his restaurant liquor license&#13;
3:24quebec Liquor Commission manager and&#13;
3:27while Shambo consults his boss Maurice&#13;
3:30to Plessy action but we are done ed&#13;
3:35envelope will need the Masonic dressed&#13;
3:38on Kennedy but I biologically secant&#13;
3:41cosecant really sticks it in when you do&#13;
3:43seem weaker than the other troubled life&#13;
3:46on December fourth 1946 liquor&#13;
3:50inspectors show up but wrong Corelli's&#13;
3:52restaurant they canceled his license and&#13;
3:55cart away almost three thousand dollars&#13;
3:57were the wine beer and spirits it wasn't&#13;
4:02right&#13;
4:02he was always upset because they&#13;
4:05confiscated several thousand dollars&#13;
4:07worth of liquor and he was supposed to&#13;
4:09get paid back for he never got them i&#13;
4:11remember that always saying that really&#13;
4:12bugs as they take it all this good why&#13;
4:14need important everything else and they&#13;
4:16never never remunerated for which they&#13;
4:18were supposed to do Plessy says wrong&#13;
4:21Corelli is reaping the consequences of&#13;
4:24his own actions&#13;
4:26the Communists the Nazis as well as&#13;
4:29those who are the propagandists for the&#13;
4:31witnesses of Jehovah have been treated&#13;
4:33as they deserved&#13;
4:36the restaurant isn't wrong Corelli's&#13;
4:38only business venture of the raid&#13;
4:40triggers of financial freefall&#13;
4:44the major international mortgage&#13;
4:46companies cancelled their mortgage they&#13;
4:48were through their money friends had&#13;
4:50gone to school with President of&#13;
4:51corporations because we went to Lord&#13;
4:52county college and McGill before i went&#13;
4:54back to Italy they were afraid they gave&#13;
4:57him support Frank where behind you where&#13;
4:59all behind you just don't stop and talk&#13;
5:01to me on the street where people can see&#13;
5:02me and it was that kind of atmosphere&#13;
5:05that duplessis he had had added gender&#13;
5:09you know because of his power&#13;
5:11blessy thinks he's delivered a mortal&#13;
5:13wound&#13;
5:15but roncar le will give the premiere of&#13;
5:17the fight of his life&#13;
5:21the war without mercy escalates through&#13;
5:26december of 1946 it causes outrage in&#13;
5:29the English press across Canada&#13;
5:32The Globe and Mail December nineteenth&#13;
5:34nineteen forty-six this is a monstrous&#13;
5:38outrage on civil liberties the&#13;
5:40Inquisition put heretics to death&#13;
5:43welcome back only puts them in jail&#13;
5:48no place is safe for witnesses in Quebec&#13;
5:53in the heart of the most region one&#13;
5:55family is about to feel depresses wrath&#13;
5:58Amy boucher was a little French farmer&#13;
6:04he lived right down in the heart of&#13;
6:09Catholic aback when he was the only&#13;
6:13skill with weapons for 60 miles around&#13;
6:16and he had distributed some of the&#13;
6:20burning head pamphlets two of his&#13;
6:24daughters Lucy and gizelle the first to&#13;
6:28feel the heat masala ate the fuzzy&#13;
6:32learned from that know that i am going&#13;
6:35to cubic stepper ads email the skeptic&#13;
6:38on security 30 eyetality powerful this&#13;
6:42possible points of the mechanics of&#13;
6:45people is all please on the air zone&#13;
6:49same icon should get away everything&#13;
6:53on December 11&#13;
6:56Russia is on his way to the courthouse&#13;
6:58to mail out his Gardens he only gets as&#13;
7:01far as the train station&#13;
7:03three years maribel you do philosophy WB&#13;
7:08purely on damn about this real&#13;
7:10difficulty civics their authority figure&#13;
7:15I when the Nazi look like yeah you know&#13;
7:18just like Pierre cannot be talking so&#13;
7:21for to race Boucher's sisters the&#13;
7:25charges are dropped her father is still&#13;
7:28in jail&#13;
7:29where's my pic on a baby bee sting we&#13;
7:33had a pissant beatified yes I be so your&#13;
7:38monkey here at bournemouth so possess ID&#13;
7:42ma Boucher is facing serious charges the&#13;
7:48glassy has raised the stakes in his war&#13;
7:50against jehovah's witnesses when the&#13;
7:54plus C then decided the get heavy-handed&#13;
7:58and lay these seditious libel charges&#13;
8:00the shot himself in the foot because now&#13;
8:04he had the kind of charges that were&#13;
8:07appealable to the Supreme Court of&#13;
8:09Canada and so once they got we could get&#13;
8:12them already come back then we could to&#13;
8:14get justice may&#13;
8:18there's for a fight that will take him&#13;
8:20to the Supreme Court by mid-december&#13;
8:24there are a thousand cases before quebec&#13;
8:27courts John how is ensnared in quebec&#13;
8:30city i was going door-to-door offering&#13;
8:34free home Bible studies to anybody was&#13;
8:37interested and this boy whose father was&#13;
8:40engaged in that and that impacts your&#13;
8:44Catholic he he came out and he started&#13;
8:47to fight with me and his mother came up&#13;
8:49with the room and then he picked up my&#13;
8:51briefcase and he ran to the police&#13;
8:53station and I chased him down to the&#13;
8:56police station and he did charge against&#13;
9:00me I later charge against him we never&#13;
9:01heard about the charge again to but I&#13;
9:04was brought up before mercy&#13;
9:06Judge John RCA says if he could he would&#13;
9:10put Jehovah's Witnesses away for life&#13;
9:13John how gets three months in jail&#13;
9:20they put me in a Cell Block with 12&#13;
9:25other man they won was accused was a&#13;
9:28taxi driver he was accused of rape and&#13;
9:31other whistle hotelkeeper II it was&#13;
9:34accused of having cut his wife's throat&#13;
9:37one was the priest who is in there for&#13;
9:39black marketeering&#13;
9:41in his New Year's address to Plessy&#13;
9:44promises to keep up the pressure on the&#13;
9:46most hated group in the province zealots&#13;
9:50of a subversive philosophy have launched&#13;
9:53repeated and virulent attacks against&#13;
9:55the traditions of our province attacking&#13;
9:58quebec because they know and sense that&#13;
10:00Quebec is the protector of Christian&#13;
10:02civilization in canada and even the&#13;
10:05entire American continent these people&#13;
10:08follow an untrue path loss katha example&#13;
10:13of you know nostril Prime Minister&#13;
10:16lufthansa kxz hope you're happy and my&#13;
10:19java the trashiness ongoing pain main&#13;
10:22seedha is on antibiotic bounded by&#13;
10:25cyclic suddenly selatan population don't&#13;
10:28get to tell me counselor in Montreal&#13;
10:32frank welker Elias restaurant is in&#13;
10:35trouble&#13;
10:36as montreal people got 42 our life they&#13;
10:39want a bottle of wine they couldn't get&#13;
10:41it they go elsewhere for lunch or dinner&#13;
10:44so what the business started slowly&#13;
10:46petered out he got his staff place got&#13;
10:48everybody in jobs and make sure&#13;
10:50everybody was looked after 3-4 months&#13;
10:52later he closed it down forced to sell&#13;
10:55his restaurant at a loss wrong Corelli&#13;
10:57instructs his lawyer frank scott to sue&#13;
11:00quebec liquor commissioner said washim&#13;
11:02bulb we tried to sue the government and&#13;
11:06couldn't because the Plessy was attorney&#13;
11:09general and wouldn't allow him to sue&#13;
11:10the liquor control board who's who tried&#13;
11:12to sue and then whether it was frank&#13;
11:15scott or whoever got the idea that we&#13;
11:17sue mr. du Plessis personally the&#13;
11:20premier as mr. du Plessis for using his&#13;
11:23position as criminal attorney general to&#13;
11:25foster his own personal religious&#13;
11:28beliefs and that is a big no-no under&#13;
11:31the british north america act in june of&#13;
11:331947 wrong Corelli sues the most&#13;
11:37powerful man in Quebec for ninety&#13;
11:39thousand dollars&#13;
11:42the mother is placing the scapular this&#13;
11:44is you know the the jacksepticeye&#13;
11:47responded to me convert really needed&#13;
11:50the Afghan Kelly this dude a pocket&#13;
11:52things and get indian cool polis and&#13;
11:55even today scientists say this physical&#13;
11:57damage down vehicle with the the-the-the&#13;
12:00when somebody esta what the executive&#13;
12:04include the the level of whistle a&#13;
12:08basket rated remain simply I said I mean&#13;
12:11it can destroy the static indistinct&#13;
12:13probability should suppose mishawaka any&#13;
12:17subsequent inquiry is lasse from the&#13;
12:21normal guy positions urgency a husky&#13;
12:25light-hearted applies with the&#13;
12:27controversial please see my left hand is&#13;
12:28anything else i count may do tests only&#13;
12:31have a filter is toppled the boner don't&#13;
12:35care system kissed on out about actually&#13;
12:39miss something&#13;
12:40dr. wrong Corelli's duel with two Plessy&#13;
12:44is also destined for the Supreme Court&#13;
12:47meanwhile is&#13;
12:49fortunes are plummeting&#13;
12:51tried various things couldn't do&#13;
12:53business and go back in canada in canada&#13;
12:56he could do business not just go back so&#13;
12:58we moved to the states and tried to do&#13;
13:00some projects there in Quebec City&#13;
13:03Maurice to Plessy men's legislation to&#13;
13:06increase the penalty for distributing&#13;
13:08pamphlets without a permit to one&#13;
13:10thousand dollars or three months in jail&#13;
13:14laurier soumya ignores the law he's&#13;
13:17arrested 103 times silly prison is&#13;
13:22becoming soon as second home&#13;
13:30should we keep bar a lollipop in Vienna&#13;
13:36presque actually room SWA shampine&#13;
13:39oppose it to sub the question asking&#13;
13:42said Mark stamp recipients and mothers&#13;
13:45you wonder if you put the very point&#13;
13:47that we see auras are in ithaca on it&#13;
13:52there are friendly about the yla&#13;
13:55language skills so many first step&#13;
13:59Polly cd-rom opportunities you'll see a&#13;
14:03chef1 Shirky you say Lee mainly huge a&#13;
14:11seed metra Pharaohs activity presume you&#13;
14:15are decides to counter the harassment he&#13;
14:18targets a quebec city by law that&#13;
14:20authorizes the Chief of Police to censor&#13;
14:23contents of any pamphlet some use case&#13;
14:27will become the third supreme court&#13;
14:29challenge to the Westies war without&#13;
14:31mercy against jehovah's witnesses&#13;
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              <text>0:01as the nineteen fifties began me.&#13;
0:04she&#13;
0:04Frank wrong Carelli laurie is Sonia are poised to challenge the power&#13;
0:09Maurice classy is war without mercy&#13;
0:12isn't with six year the premier has no idea&#13;
0:16who's up against become a young people&#13;
0:23the Jehovah's Witnesses see biblical parallels in their plight&#13;
0:26me few these um&#13;
0:29can lever arm at the comedian or local&#13;
0:33have this is Keith any be nah not cut in full&#13;
0:37swept Andani cinnabun Rusconi&#13;
0:42have a need money them a demand a lot hold&#13;
0:45the MOI our team when ya Porter people in national&#13;
0:49a lot porno ok one yet of one essentially Beth Taylor&#13;
0:53don't be deterred him when you a Seattle WA asses&#13;
0:57GD hussy chef on live stream&#13;
1:00methanol are Muhammadan Lee is a national champion trees you have&#13;
1:04internet&#13;
1:04feasible June 1950&#13;
1:08Glenn how was before the nine judges Canada's Supreme Court&#13;
1:12he's arguing that I mean pushing case&#13;
1:15it's the first time the supreme court has been called upon to rule my case&#13;
1:19involving the fundamental issue religious freedom&#13;
1:24work much pack there was tremendous interest in this cage&#13;
1:28reporter Jim public they were standing around them&#13;
1:32the gauges the lose a lot of publicity&#13;
1:36am the supreme court justices deliberate for six months&#13;
1:41finally on december eighteenth nineteen fifty&#13;
1:44my an hour five to four ruling the court hands down to play see&#13;
1:48his first defeat in his battle against Jehovah's Witnesses&#13;
1:52how something I V do I have the car thing&#13;
1:55we had been can I would be sad&#13;
1:5918 ass on a bit and young you can I don't envy and Pierre&#13;
2:03on it she can be going across from living when we won that cage&#13;
2:08it was a declaration that there was nothing seditious in the document and&#13;
2:12all 123 cases that&#13;
2:15the place she had filed all anti-growth the 11 be withdrawn&#13;
2:19machine plant this setback finish a war he wages with the approval upcoming&#13;
2:24folger's&#13;
2:25who keep returning him to power poodle plessy&#13;
2:28putting down his enemies is politically convenient&#13;
2:31a charming is in ATL is gonna happen is an Excel&#13;
2:35and subtract from government as surrounds BC as you say&#13;
2:40a Republican is when it eliminated when Jill Meagher&#13;
2:43continental I'm de Madre pet owners should I hate you&#13;
2:48will provide on this the other issue that she'd ready&#13;
2:51or canada Mac new bright and it went to bed them&#13;
2:55and parking are very good at it now not other packets that on&#13;
2:59very drama you and I might be in any game&#13;
3:02a diplomatic effect de manana happen is that he has not had a gem&#13;
3:07or Canada emancipator Court nominee Ken am&#13;
3:12Jehovah's Witnesses win converts in Kabak on their legal problems aren't&#13;
3:16over yet&#13;
3:17another 1,000 cases are depending on the Sony&#13;
3:21ruling&#13;
3:26meanwhile wrong Carelli suit against plessy has reached the province's&#13;
3:30highest court&#13;
3:31Mon May 2nd 1951 connects superior court fines for longer rally&#13;
3:36but only awards him a fraction of the damage is on&#13;
3:41to plessy is enraged at his los an appeals to the Supreme Court&#13;
3:45sold is wrong a rally costume for more money because nine thousand dollars&#13;
3:50ever was was was a pittance but the judge again&#13;
3:53I'll cell my father was right but didn't wanna anger the government too much he's&#13;
3:57a government appointee&#13;
3:58do plessy uses his legal resources to delay the case for as long as he can&#13;
4:04can't hold office&#13;
4:07or ruling on the Samir case on October 6 1953&#13;
4:11the Supreme Court hands down another narrow five to four ruling&#13;
4:15Jones weaknesses&#13;
4:19who won the Supreme Court ruled that the censorship was illegal it was eleven&#13;
4:24hundred cases all of which had to be&#13;
4:26withdrawn hot mom to&#13;
4:29sit in the tabla deliver our safety&#13;
4:33talent like any I'm busca i dnt&#13;
4:36sheep en la on the Penn limber up to&#13;
4:40put it daily demands on me no he could food&#13;
4:44it the deleted defiantly poorer than the plan free&#13;
4:48the supposing ask on the fact&#13;
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5:0654 he enacted a new law that was&#13;
5:10and known as bill 38 was really an amendment to the freedom to worship act&#13;
5:16were you trying to do take away all the rights that were granted under&#13;
5:212 placees inspiration comes right out&#13;
5:25gardens as I hunted around I found&#13;
5:29that this was parallel by&#13;
5:33to work a miner's instructions to the Spanish Inquisition&#13;
5:36because people could be arrested and held in prison&#13;
5:40with no charge they would have to prove themselves&#13;
5:45not guilty well never being tall&#13;
5:48what they were charged with&#13;
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6:01on my said that on your working&#13;
6:04I mean is the not the elite anything on this one said they found the money me&#13;
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6:15on a mountain when the definitions and concepts and&#13;
6:18I'm done it would be no one hour cest&#13;
6:22yes exception in you with her&#13;
6:26highly abridged and as the cage when I kept asking him questions mission&#13;
6:32you're a very important young man and I said well mister policy if we were gonna&#13;
6:37get down to&#13;
6:38personalities I might have a few remarks in my own mind&#13;
6:42since we have business to attend to would you please instead&#13;
6:46tell us why you didn't answer the last question &amp; Poor's then&#13;
6:50object and went on before the injunction succeeds&#13;
6:55and bill 38 is never enacted even the panel on long Israel&#13;
6:59unconstitutional du Plessis he has lost the tools to wage a war without mercy&#13;
7:05but they're still one unresolved conflict&#13;
7:10on January 27 1959 the Supreme Court awards Frank longer rally&#13;
7:15more than forty five thousand dollars in damages and costs&#13;
7:18calling the raid on his restaurant 12 years earlier a gross abuse&#13;
7:23to machines legal power and when the&#13;
7:26the I'm judgment came through it was like a relief&#13;
7:29wasn't formerly from a burden on was a relief that&#13;
7:33yes I was right you know he did when he was right he knew he was right he was&#13;
7:39proved right&#13;
7:39the rest if that's what it cost that would cost them&#13;
7:43that's the the cost&#13;
7:46being right and and sticking up for what you believe the print content and the&#13;
7:51on our Powerball mother saw mean a thing have to build this afternoon&#13;
7:56thank underneath the best mommy and their is on your&#13;
7:59this settlement me something that %ah the federal gov't the the&#13;
8:03had to adjust this 2 placees last month financial&#13;
8:07his party Union national out pains the damages&#13;
8:11to plessy still hopes to make political gains&#13;
8:14suggesting he might appeal to the Privy Council in London&#13;
8:18sconce deficit in be the best nap at sleazy&#13;
8:21not cycling across a compulsion to remain cool teacher Donna&#13;
8:25you ship shares will have its im the&#13;
8:28I think the bank come xoxo them 11 yet them not this election she found that&#13;
8:33I could take up to 20 am but in the late fifties&#13;
8:37lessees power is in decline the book because this thing&#13;
8:41complete washington and Anya you know my mother fasting for best known&#13;
8:46companies use mine the friend and enemy yes %ah&#13;
8:49splitting up in a min walking there must be the contest there's an Ikea&#13;
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8:57to his fight against her husband's is dead&#13;
9:00seven months menswear&#13;
9:03brings an end to end&#13;
9:04society now&#13;
9:06his house lhasa the way&#13;
9:09this&#13;
9:14to play seized&#13;
9:15does not comedian to the harassment against Jehovah's Witnesses&#13;
9:22nationsbank decreases in awesome hand in hand so much PC Mac and I'm of age&#13;
9:28see map and nothing&#13;
9:30as a solid ashram demeanor sauce for some cap on the market's been a&#13;
9:34for some myth box on the quebecois cost-effective on-demand&#13;
9:38assignment at the jersey to my jewel box is the same camp and I think the Falcon&#13;
9:42a few years after the supreme court victories&#13;
9:46John house still encounters resistance from a priest while going door to door&#13;
9:52be set not either get in the car&#13;
9:55and go back home artesian I won't be responsible for what's going to happen&#13;
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10:06I had you say you have gone on your sign and you have Jesus Christ on your side&#13;
10:10why do you need to defend your religion&#13;
10:14with a vaguely could play iMac&#13;
10:18with this well he&#13;
10:21I so mad he slammed the door it took up whenever someone can&#13;
10:24home Jehovah's Witnesses now&#13;
10:28the law on their side in the early 1960s&#13;
10:32Prime Minister John Diefenbaker government an ox the Bill of Rights&#13;
10:36County religious freedom in calendar&#13;
10:40hard cases highlighted for the Canadian public the fact that we can have a&#13;
10:45biller rights latter people thought we did&#13;
10:47so he just open the door to the&#13;
10:50biller rights the Stephen Baker adopted in 1960 as well as the churner rage&#13;
10:56to Wally these things the really resulted from the battle and we put on&#13;
11:02trying longer really never moved back to the country he held change&#13;
11:08he died at his home in connecticut in 1981&#13;
11:12his legacy arm I'd say very problem&#13;
11:16have a large spectrum change my life&#13;
11:20on I keep bumping into people became Canada&#13;
11:24every lawyer I need rockabilly&#13;
11:27are you any relation to people know about student study in school&#13;
11:33that's our problem fact no he did it I want my children&#13;
11:37understand what this gentleman did for the Catholic Church lost much of its&#13;
11:45power&#13;
11:45complex society&#13;
11:47making it easier for Jehovah's Witnesses to large meetings&#13;
11:50like this one in the late sixties Jehovah's Witnesses are no longer&#13;
11:56public enemy number one&#13;
11:57neither is army sonya he preached in combat&#13;
12:01until his retirement&#13;
12:03new quite young thanks mr. perjured what and&#13;
12:07Campania money for fatties um ok when YES Network one flank of cole slaw&#13;
12:14saw who the right now thirty-five thousand&#13;
12:17Jehovah's Witnesses living in Kabak legal expertise&#13;
12:21plan how gain their is found&#13;
12:23to other witnesses well I'm console and from time to time on&#13;
12:28cases another part to the world on our experience with&#13;
12:33both writing and practicing on&#13;
12:36and developing the Canadian Constitution has&#13;
12:39made it possible for me to speak with considerable authority in other&#13;
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12:441997&#13;
12:47a battle raps in a town north of Montreal requires clean house attention&#13;
12:52the mayor of Plainfield directs police to prosecute Jehovah's Witnesses&#13;
12:56for preaching door-to-door without a permit&#13;
13:01well-rehearsed to have another junior to plan she there who's trying to&#13;
13:06reestablish censorship here&#13;
13:10it's very interesting you wash the sensor Jehovah's Witnesses re while&#13;
13:14ensuring all the politicians that they can go for markdowns without a permit&#13;
13:18chill&#13;
13:18he got a law that he wants to apply&#13;
13:22and a very selective way in which is known as discrimination&#13;
13:26moderate but that name is an exceptional of them that ascap it to my job are some&#13;
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13:37the isn't anything this panel that was his early days in the town&#13;
13:40wheeler see how the keys goes I might tell yet so well-known&#13;
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