Was BC Hydro part of a criminal conspiracy?
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| Is BC Hydro a criminal organization? |
It sure looks that way.
We will tell you the facts and you, the reader, can be the judge.
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When your secret objective is to take over a man's property through a devious conspiracy, you better make sure that he does not have the resources to fight you and this is where
BC Hydro comes in because, in August 2010, when the
Pacific Rim Resort was being vandalized and terrorized,
BC Hydro broke down fences, went through a locked gate and destroyed the only access bridge to the
English family's other business location where
Jack English had 600 campsites that could be put to use to earn revenue to fight his enemies.
This parcel of land was not mortgaged to secure the
Mission Creek mortgage, so
Jack English and his family were free to use it for business purposes without being tied up by mortgage foreclosure proceedings where, in
Jack English's opinion, his own lawyers were now sabotaging him. (More about lawyer sabotage will be reported later).
Jack English caught
BC Hydro in the act.
According to
Jack English, initially,
BC Hydro "acted like good guys" and said they would repair the bridge but, then, in the Editors opinion, they engaged in a devious
"bait and switch strategy" that was cleverly designed to ruin
Jack English by attempting to drive him into bankruptcy.
BC Hydro told
Jack English that they would hire him to be the general contractor to replace the bridge so
Jack went out, hired engineers, ordered drawings and got the plans for the bridge approved by various agencies. He also removed the debris of the old bridge that was polluting a fish habitat as a result of the destruction of the bridge by
BC Hydro.
The location on the creek where the bridge had been before it was destroyed by
BC Hydro is shown in the photo. At high tide, the creek is full of water.
When
Jack English asked for payment,
BC Hydro refused.
For two years,
Jack English asked for payment for expenses incurred at the request of
BC Hydro and for
BC Hydro to replace the bridge destroyed by
BC Hydro employees.
For two years,
BC Hydro assisted
BCIMC to acquire the resort property at fire sale prices because, if
BC Hydro had paid
Jack English the money it owed him and
BC Hydro had rebuilt the bridge its employees destroyed, as they promised and are legally obligated to do,
Jack English would have been able to pay out
Mission Creek mortgage and
BCIMC and its subsidiary,
Parkbridge, would never have been able to buy the resort property at fire sale prices of 20 cents on the dollar.

Was
BC Hydro a part of a criminal conspiracy?
You may wish to ask
Raymond Aldeguer (sown in photo on left) their legal counsel in
Vancouver. Ray can be reached at 604 623 4514
The
key issue is, in deciding if a crime was committed, is
motive and it sure looks like
BC Hydo had a motive because
BC Hydro is wholly owned by the
Government of British Columbia and
all of is employees have their pensions managed by
BCIMC and
Doug Pearce - who we believe were the masterminds behind the conspiracy to acquire the
Pacific Rim Resort property at fire sale prices, i.e. 20 cents on the dollar - and all of those employees would receive a benefit if
BCIMC / Parkbridge acquired the resort property at below market values.
And, to make matters worse, to this very day,
BC Hydro refuses to settle its bills and is deliberately dragging out a court case as part of what can best be characterized as a deliberate strategy to ruin
Jack English, a private entrepreneur who paid taxes for over 30 years to the same government that is now trying to destroy him. The
Editors have watched government paid lawyers and civil servants, in
British Columbia, do this kind of thing before in many cases. The lawyers and civil servants have no stake in the proceeding so they deliberately delay meritorious cases, ruin private entrepreneurs and get paid with taxpayers money at the same time.
When
Jack English attempted to resolve the matter by contacting the
Minister in harge of
BC Hydro, Bill Bennett, (shown in photo on right) who is no relation to the former
Premiers of British Columbia, he got the run around.
Bill Bennett is a lawyer and represents the area of
Cranbrook in the
British Columbia legislature.
It is not yet understood if
Bill Bennett is deliberately avoiding the issue or if his staff are deliberately hiding information from him.
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When
Jack English attempted to resolve the matter by contacting the
Deputy Premier, Rich Coleman, (shown in photo on left) he got the run around. However,
Rich Coleman was the minister in charge of
BC Hydro when
BC Hydro employees destroyed the access bridge to the
English family second campground with 600 sites that would have provided the
English family with the funds to resist the plundering if its main resort and campground site by
BCIMC and
Parkbridge, so,
Rich Coleman had a conflict of interest and he may have approved the use of
BC Hydro employees to assist
BCIMC the company that manages his pension plan.
The
Editors believe that
British Columbia will not be a safe place to do business until the criminals behind this conspiracy are put in jail for a long, long, time .