RE : Alan Kippax and Chief Kaneekaneet v. CBSA
The nation is composed of citizens; who are created by statute. CANADA BORDER SERVICES AGENCY (CBSA) is mandated to ensure due process of entrance and egress of parties who may be entitled to be deemed as "citizens".
QUESTION : Where does Canada deport an indigenous person; namely, an Original People [This terms is used here with specific intent and lawful relevance] ???
RELEVANCE : Which matter of law is paramount when a dispute evolves around the presence of custom and tradition ???
SPECIFICALLY : CBSA has Mister Alan Kippax (n.b. Wendy Mesley, CBC) in custody; with a declared intent to deport him ASAP - contingent upon the settlement of other prevailing charges that are both criminal and civil in nature.
Alan Kippax is (2006) the adopted brother of an Original Peoples hereditary chief; who is in dispute with Canada on matters of land title. Also, documents obtained from Canada reveal that the father (a police officer in Canada; having immigrated from England) successfully petitioned for Canadian citizenship for this son when he was 16 years old. Canada is utilizing a traffic conviction (appeals still to be completed) as the basis for deportation. It is not evident that the United Kingdom will accept Alan Kippax.
JURISDICTION OF LAW : The adoption of Alan Kippax is not being recognized by Canada. This matter is contained in a catalogue of complaint citations submitted to the UN Security Council under Chapter 7 - illicit military occupation (not endorsed by preceding UNSC endorsement).
Truth and Reconciliation Commission Canada Head Commissioner Justice Murray Sinclair, likewise publicly adopted CBC Shelagh Rogers at the CTRC Victoria 2012. Elizabeth II has assented to the throne by certifying that she shall protect and preserve the customs and traditions of all Peoples within her realm; so help her God; even though the 1453 Papal Bulls (Inter Caetera and Romanus Pontifex) declared that non-Christians are not human - not entitled to possess land.
The Canada Truth and Reconciliation Commission (CTRC) is in the process of completing its information and statement gathering. This conflict has been submitted to the attention of this CTRC.
Mister Kippax seeks vindication of allegations against him in Canada. And, his petitions for bail have been, to date, refused.
Several advocacy and research parties continue to be assisting Mister Kippax in obtaining fair and complete hearings on these matters of citizenship.
Salus populi suprema est lex - the right of the People is the supreme law.
Treaty provisions between Original Peoples and parties seeking to establish commerce and trade relations have been established in Turtle Island North / Canada since 1613 by the Two Row Wampum Iroquois Confederacy entering into friendly trade with Dutch merchants.
The hereditary chief who has adopted Alan Kippax is Kaneekaneet / Great Turtle Island Federation / 2 : STT. who has been incarcerated by Canada because he refuses to become a Canadian citizen. His territory by custom and tradition includes the city of Regina; where SCAN laws were used to remove him from his city home; which he had occupied for more than 12 years. This chief was arrested and convicted of developing marijuana crops on his traditional lands - which he had planned to utilize in producing sustainable, renewable biomass electric power for the Saskatchewan grid. His convictions are under appeal; and, included into the 2013 dossier submitted to the UN Security Council. He shall not be moved.
