Tag Archives: Rocco Galati

Rocco versus the Banksters: Why it matters

Posted By Jonathan Chevreau | February 9, 2015

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By Graham Chevreau

Special to the Financial Independence Hub

Rocco Galati Versus the Bank of Canada

“I have a firm basis to believe that the Government has requested or ordered the mainstream media NOT to cover this case,” said Consitutional Lawyer Rocco Galati after winning his latest battle in the Federal Court of Appeal on January 26, 2015. He went on to say: “This case is on solid legal and constitutional grounds. It should win, but not all meritorious cases win in our judicial system.”

Rocco Galati and COMER win another round of appeals against Bank of Canada

Posted By Jonathan Chevreau | January 27, 2015

Rocco Galati at Toronto’s New City Hall Saturday

Yesterday (Jan. 26), COMER (Committee on Monetary and Economic Reform) and constitutional lawyer Rocco Galati won another round of appeals in its ongoing (since late 2011) court case against the Bank of Canada.

Galati, a prominent constitutional lawyer, discussed Monday’s result shown here at Hub Videos. In it, he said he does not believe Canada is a democracy any longer and that the media is controlled by the government.

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