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Does the Canadian Government use unconventional weapons against their citizens?

BY MICHAEL THOMAS

How do you know when unconventional forces attack you? This can be very hard to prove, but one man believes that he and his entire family are under such attacks here in Canada.

Meet Nana Kow Kuffuor. Kuffour is a Ghanaian living in Canada. According to him, nine years ago he rented part of a house from a shady landlord only to find out that he had unwanted company at his rental space.

Mr. Kuffuor requested his money back from the landlord and somehow Ottawa Police were called in, and as the saying goes, the rest is history.

Kuffuor told me in a matter of days after his encounter with Ottawa police his ordeal started, “I began receiving assaults by Microwave radiation and electronic harassment. These tools are very common, but just unconventional.”

“What they were doing was to clear off my phone, clear off my computer, hack my Internet, and hack my Facebook. When I went to the Police Professional Standards and told them that my complaints were being interrupted, they understood, but could not see how that would hinder my ability to make my complaint.”  

Kuffuor told me he is being introduced to death slowly, “I am covered in radiation burns, I’ve been in and out of hospitals so many times and each time it was for standardized care for radiation exposure.”

He explained that whenever he would tell the doctors who did this to him, he would be called crazy. You have to admit; up until this point, this sounds like a movie, completely unbelievable.

“This idea of being slowly murdered with microwave radiation weapons is something that right now everyone understands.” The Premier’s office understands, the Solicitor’s General office understands, but the OIPRD said that they would not be moving ahead with any investigations.

To add insult to injury, Kuffuor said he could not find a lawyer that would touch his case, and this includes famed attorney Lawrence Greenspon as well. “He has refused to meet me, he has refused to speak with me. He does not even want to know about my information,” Kuffuor told me.

“Every time I call, and they hear my name, they would say he is too busy, and he has been too busy for the past nine years now.

The Premier of Ontario and the Solicitor General have told me it is out of their jurisdiction, but they are going to look into it, but the policing bodies are supposed to manage themselves. I pointed out to them that the SIU and the OIRPD do not have a good track record of laying charges on people. They kill Black people all the time and no one gets charged.

Since I took my complaints to the Police body of Professional Standards on February 6th, 2014, an officer by the name of Ruth Armstrong decided to retaliate against me by beginning this on-going assault and harassment to stop my initial complaint.

This is hard for me. I have lost nine years. I was 34 when this started and am now 43. I have no business, no wife, no children, I have nothing, and I cannot get anything done.”

I wanted to be exceptionally fair with this article, so I reached out to Ottawa police three times. The first time I got Police Constable Cudrasov on the phone, and these were his words.

“Do you know of unconventional weapons being used on civilians?”

Police Constable Cudrasov replied, “By Ottawa police; no! This is the first time I am having this kind of inquiry. I can inquire about it, but I don’t have an answer for you.”

I went on to ask Police Constable Cudrasov if he can put me onto another officer, or someone from his department who can shed light on this subject. He told me to go through the email route and they will reply.

After a few days of no reply to my email, I called again, this time Police Constable Cudrasov said he could not locate my email. When I challenged him to produce the receipt of confirmation of my email, he suddenly found my email, and promised to get back to me. That was almost two weeks ago. I am still waiting and so is Mr. Kuffuor.

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In his new role as a reporter and Journalist, Michael can he be described in two words: brilliant, and relentless. Michael Thomas aka Redman was born in Grenada, and at an early age realized his love for music. He began his musical journey as a reggae performer with the street DJs and selectors. After he moved to Toronto in 1989, he started singing with the calypso tents, and in 2008, and 2009 he won the People’s Choice Award and the coveted title of Calypso Monarch. He has taken this same passion, and has begun to focus his attention on doing working within the community.

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