Version 0.01 For Hearing @12:00 August 18, 2025 w/ CCB - Preliminary Issues

PRELIMINARY ISSUES

Greetings Consent and Capacity Board and the other parties involved,

 

I have ADHD and I am an ongoing no-touch torture survivor and satanic ritual abuse survivor. I ask that I may be able to read this prepared statement pertaining to my preliminary issues without interruption, please.

 

Today I insist that the focus be on the fact that my freedom of religion, specifically Christianity, which is guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, see Section 2(a), which is part of the Constitution (the highest law in all of Canada), which recognizes the supremacy of God, or more specifically my Abba, Christ Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, is being violated by Ontario’s Mental Health Act and Health Care Consent Act.

Discussion as to other matters, including but not limited to diagnosis, evidence founded in hearsay or arguments limited in scope to the confines of those specific pieces of legislation that themselves are violating my freedom, are therefore both irrelevant and potentially damaging to my reputation. This could open up the possibility of a civil claim of personal injury should opposing counsel not be careful in regard to what subject matter they make the free will choice of speaking about.

My focus will be on one argument. Should opposing counsel bring up certain topics orally (and refer to items contained within the evidence they have submitted) only then may I choose to even respond to them during this hearing.

 

The primary argument is this:

I am a Christian.

The Bible is the word of God.

Romans 13, Romans 14:23, and Luke 17:1-3 are passages contained within the bible.

I consider psychotropics to be sin.

I also consider psychotropics to be pharmakeia, but this is not crucial to the argument.

Therefore, the Mental Health Act and the Health Care Consent Act violate my freedom of religion which is guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

 

Consent and Capacity Board, please decide that the Mental Health Act and the Health Care Consent Act violate my freedom of religion and then rescind my involuntary patient status, as well as the Form 33 and Form D orders applied for by Dr. Tabitha Rogers.

If the Board does not decide in my favor, I will appeal the decision to the Honourable and Respectable Ontario Superior Court of Justice, while I await the official response from the Attorney General of Canada and the Attorneys General of Canada’s provinces and territories, with the aim of obtaining a Constitutional Remedy.

Should ultimately the Honourable and Respectable Supreme Court of Canada not institute a Constitutional Remedy, to my satisfaction, I will request, in the alternative, that my case be brought before the United Nation’s (XYZ) to address the rights and freedoms specified in the United Nation’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ Article 18 which reads:

“Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.”

 

I do NOT want to pursue civil or criminal charges against any party involved in my ongoing persecution, including gang-stalking and torture, save for a claim in Small Claims Court (not Divisional Court or the Ontario Superior Court of Justice) which I have already submitted to the Court against Dr. Tabitha Roger. But, should the parties involved today continue to make both my peacemaking efforts and pursuit of justice more difficult for me, I reserve the right to reconsider the free will choice that I have already made.