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August 2010_june_july_2009.qxd 30/08/2010 3:58 PM Page 21 Mind Control or Mind Psychosis? 21 Are Americans Being Whenever it shall appear that any person permanent injunction pursuant to the Fourth Subjected to Mind is engaged or is about to engage in any act Amendment requiring Defendants to provide to Plaintiff an inventory of their communications, which constitutes or will constitute a felony Control Radio violation of this chapter, the Attorney General records, or other information that was seized in may initiate a civil action in a district court of violation of the Fourth Amendment, and further Transmissions By U.S the United States to enjoin such violation. The requiring the destruction of all copies of those Government Agencies? court shall proceed as soon as practicable to the communications, records, or other information hearing and determination of such an action, within the possession, custody, or control of Continued from Page 19 and may, at any time before final determination, Defendants. enter such a restraining order or prohibition, or 77. At all relevant times, Defendants take such other action, as is warranted to C. Award Plaintiff their statutory, actual, committed, knew of and/or acquiesced, enjoyed prevent a continuing and substantial injury to and punitive damages to the extent permitted by all of the above-described acts, and failed to the United States or to any person or class of law and according to proof. respect the Fourth Amendment rights of persons for whose protection the action is Plaintiffs by obtaining judicial or other lawful brought. A proceeding under this section is D. Award to Plaintiffs reasonable authorization, and by conforming their conduct governed by the Federal Rules of Civil attorneys’ fees and other costs of suit to the to the requirements of the requirements of the Procedure, except that, if an indictment has extent permitted by law. respective Amendments. been returned against the respondent, discovery is governed by the Federal Rules of Criminal E. Award Plaintiff equitable relief, 78. By the acts alleged herein, Procedure including without limitation, a preliminary and Defendants have violated Plaintiffs’ reasonable permanent injunction pursuant to the Fifth and expectations of privacy and denied Plaintiffs 255. Pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 2520, Thirteenth Amendments to the United States their right to be free from unreasonable searches Plaintiff is entitled to the following: Constitution prohibiting Defendants’ continued and seizures as guaranteed by the Fourth use of the Programs, and a preliminary and Amendment to the Constitution of the United (a) Statutory damages of which ever permanent injunction pursuant to the Fourth States. is the greater of $100.00 a day for each day of Amendment requiring Defendants to provide to violation or $10,000.00; Plaintiff an inventory of their communications, 79. By the acts alleged herein, records, or other information that was seized in Defendants’ conduct has caused harm to (b) Punitive damages in the amount violation of the Fourth Amendment, and further Plaintiff. to be determined by the jury; requiring the destruction of all copies of those communications, records, or other information 80. Defendants’ conduct is being done (c) Equitable or declaratory relief within the possession, custody, or control of intentionally and with malice, with deliberate as is deemed appropriate; and Defendants. indifference, or with reckless disregard of, Plaintiffs’ constitutional rights. (d) Reasonable attorney fees and F. WHEREFORE, Plaintiff prays that other litigation costs reasonably incurred; this Court: 81. Plaintiff seeks an award of her actual (1) declare that Defendants’ refusal to damages and punitive damages against the 256. Pursuant to tort damages Plaintiff disclose the information and documents Counts III and V Defendants, and such other or hereby makes monitory demand for damages, requested by Plaintiff is unlawful; further relief as is proper. punitive damages, and pain and suffering (2) order Defendants to make the allowable under the tort law and personal injury requested information and documents available ---27 COUNTS Filed of $3,500.000.00 million dollars. to Plaintiff; (3) grant Plaintiff’s request for a fee CAUSE OF ACTION PRAYER FOR RELIEF waiver; (4) award Plaintiff its costs and (Plaintiff vs. Defendants) and parties, WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs respectfully reasonable attorneys’ fees in this action; and inclusive of all affiliations request that the Court: (5) grant such other and further relief as the Court may deem just and proper. 251. Plaintiff repeats and incorporates A. Declare that the Programs and crimes herein by reference the allegations in the as alleged herein violates without limitation G.. Grant such other and further relief as preceding paragraphs of this complaint, as if set Plaintiff’s rights under the First, Fourth, Fifth, the Court deems just and proper. forth fully herein; and Thirteenth Amendments to the Constitution; their statutory rights, including their rights H. Plaintiff, as pro se requests 252. In a relevant part, of ALL under 5 U.S.C. § 552, 18 U.S.C. § 2511, 18 permission for Leave of Court to amend for the COUNTS listed in Count XXI, Plaintiff hereby U.S.C. § 2703, 50 US.C. § 1809, and the purpose of immediate and imminent threat on under the law and CONSTITUTION of the Administrative Procedures Act, 18 U.S.C. as May 28, 2010 if Plaintiff does not cease with UNITED STATES seeks from the Counts and stated above allegations, all inclusive; and their this Complaint. Due to the nature and severity allegations Defendants statutory damages or rights under the constitutional principle of of this Complaint, Plaintiff requests time to seek actual damages; punitive damages as Separation of Powers. counsel. appropriate; and such other and further relief as is proper. B. Award Plaintiffs and relief, including (Continued on Page 24) without limitation, a preliminary and permanent THE ‘X’ ZONE 253. Beginning on or about January injunction pursuant to the applicable WITH 2007 and continuing through the present, Amendments to the United States Constitution ROB McCONNELL Defendants intentionally intercepted Plaintiff’s prohibiting Defendants’ continued use of the electronic communications under numerous Programs and Projects, and a preliminary and RETURNS TO programs and projects with malice and violated NIAGARA numerous laws aforementioned in this lawsuit. The Truth is NOT Out There NOVEMBER 2010 Is In ON 254. Pursuant to 18 U.S.C.§ 2521. NIAGARA NOW TV Injunction against illegal communications in all The ‘X’ Zone ww.NNTV.ca counts. Plaintiff is tortured daily and demands with Rob McConnell interception of communication transmissions to OR VISIT cease and desist immediately. www.xzoneradiotv.com/nntv.htm www.xzoneradiotv.com/nntv.htm