“The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is
for good men to do nothing; to know in their
hearts and see the evils going on around them,
but to sit back and let it unfold whether out of
fear, apathy or both.” — Edmund Burke, Irish
Political Philosopher. (1730-1797.) Please keep the pressure on political leaders, please sign our petitions. For those who have already, a big Thank You from all the abused injured workers in Canada. |
Tories Support of Wall Street
Canadians seriously need to look at the actions of both the Conservative Government in Canada, and the actions or inaction on the part of the Prime Minister.
Recently there was a news article in circulation in regards to Canada ignoring its responsibility to the injuries suffered by our soldiers in both Afghanistan and the Gulf War.
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The Permanently Disabled Workers of Canada.
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The WCB is continually defying the Supreme Court of Canada, in its decisions to include CRPS as legitimately permanently injured workers. It does this by ruling that the CRPS is exaggerated by the injured workers. A public inquiry should be held into all instances of CRPS denial. The WCB is in fact reducing all CRPS claims to the equivalent or less than the governments Social Assistance. |
What agreement must injured workers submit too?
November 2 nd 2009
Mr. Goudreau / Mr. Stelmach;
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Bob Layton exposes WCB on Global Television.
October 28th 2009
Bob Layton remarks that WCB Offices in Edmonton are known for great security, and that they need it. Bob openly tells the audience that in all the years he has been doing editorials, the number one complaint has been the WCB.
In Defense of Mr. Clayton, Hostage Taker
(Letter to the Editor)(Oct 27th 2009)
Man enters a building with a rifle and holds nine people hostage. The fact he did it is indisputable. The reasons why are. Was Mr. Clayton doing what he normally would have done in any circumstance, or was he driven to seek justice on his own because there was absolutely no help for him in society?
If the former, then Mr. Clayton is definitely guilty and should bear the brunt of whatever sentence he gets.
If the latter, then we, as Canadians, lawyers, medical personnel, WCB employees, news media, government, friends, and family, are all to blame.
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Hostage Taking
Letter to the EditorOct 26th 2009
Clearly, Mr. Clayton is sorry for what he was forced to do and that was to bring attention to his own claim as well as other workers with long outstanding claims, some going back to over 30 years or more. It also is perfectly clear that the Conservative Government lied to the people of Alberta that all long outstanding claims would be reheard after the Friedman Report determined that there was a culture of denial.
I am presently assisting a claimant on one of his claims that goes back 37 years, another of his claims going back 20 years, and another one of his claims going back 3 years. All benefits have been denied despite the fact the gentleman in question has been on CPP disability and AISH for many years, has very stringent work restrictions whereby his primary care doctors have determined that he cannot work at any job due to physical and mental problems created by WCB and supported by two different Psychiatrists.
Unlike Mr. Clayton's claim, I know precisely all the details of the claim and would be more than willing to hand these claims over to the Government or the Crown.
Calgary Herald cozies up to the WCB
In an article written on October 24th 2009 the Calgary Herald a subsidiary of Canwest Publishing wrote an article called “WCB not as bad as worst cases indicate.”
Let us examine what possible motive Canwest had in publishing this article.
Long ago a wise man said follow the money trail, and you will find the criminals responsible. The Calgary Herald is now protecting the WCB from the public and one has to ask, “What is the motive?” The Calgary Herald writes a scathing attack on the credibility of injured workers. They completely twist the truth in a deliberate attempt to cover up the negative press WCB is getting.
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