masonfree party
04-08-2008, 10:43 PM
http://www.freedomdomain.com/GAALT/GAALT.html
"Date: 03/09/2001 11:11:44 AM Central Standard Time
From: GAALT@aol.com
To: josh@caprica.com
And then they included a copy of the E-Mail they had sent me as the "Reference" -
For space saving purposes, I will leave that part out of this post.
It get's too confusing when you are reading all the "Reply To:" Headers.
So, what they are saying in effect, is that they are going to bring a lawsuit against me,
and attempt to imprison me for having the words GAALT on my website.
I will now reference this as the "5 letters you cannot say on the internet".
"Jehovah", I said it, I said it!!! "Jehovah", now I hope they don't stone me to death.
GAALT GAALT GAALT . Maybe everyone should put the words GAALT into their
meta-tags on their webpages. Or better yet, maybe everyone could put a copy of this page
on their websites. That would be impressive.
These people are threatening me with civil and criminal litigation if I do not remove the words
GAALT from my website!!!
And, it gets even more interesting now....As of 3-8-01, I have recieved another e-mail in relation to
this GAALT corporation. This time it is from a gentleman who claims he sent the articles to GAALT.
It appears he is trying to "side with me" by congratulating me on my e-mail reply to GAALT.
But the wierd thing is...Why would GAALT send my communication to them, to this person, who hails from Canada.
Well, there is an e-mail address on it that comes from videotron.ca. I am not going to print the man's name here,
YET, since I have no "proof" to doubt his sincerity, but it is awefully suspicious!!!
Only a couple of days ago, I was going through my log-files and learned that this "videotron.ca" was sending me hits.
(Meaning that people were visiting my site from this location. --
Not many, but nonetheless, I hadn't recognized this address from before, so I noticed it was a new one.
It just passed, but I remembered it, when this person wrote me this, and I noticed that his e-mail came
from the same address.... Here is a copy of the letter he sent me...
subject:
HINT
Date:
Sat, 10 Mar 2001 15:20:28 -0800
From:
(withheld)@videotron.ca>
To:
<josh@caprica.com>
Hi Josh,
I was sent a copy of your response to GAALT@
I need to congratulate you on tone and content
I was the one who sent him (real name Donald Croon Beatty ) the extract from
the Leading Edge Catalog.
There is no mention of his numerous companies and product name anywhere on
the Web, or Google etc...except for that article
The guy is both a fake and a fully developed mythomaniac paranoid
The ubiquitous WA623 serial number on his merchandise was found on....a
code number for a peculiar brand of panties
So much for stealth technology
Did you read the Web site content ?
I dont want to waste any of your time but
...what do you know about him ?
I was to co-invest with him but a premiliminary search reveals a clown with
legalistic habilities and delusions of grandeur at scale 10
And this one came immediately after...
Subject:
I FORGOT TO MENTION...
Date:
Sat, 10 Mar 2001 15:35:50 -0800
From:
(withheld)@videotron.ca>
To:
<josh@caprica.com>
If I had time to waste, I would build a fake lawsuit
from the numerous (I counted 5 ) violations involved with
the copyrighted word 'TELEGUARD' in several countries.
The TranSatCom is or was a coppyright from FranceTelecom
Then of course the panty manufacturer could mount a lawsuit, albeit a smaller one
Have a nice day
Now, this in itself is not too suspicious, but it does seem like he is "baiting" me.
And also you may notice that he uses the same "have a nice day" to end his communication.
So I went to the website of Videotron.ca to see what they were all about.
Well, boy did this get me going again. This appears to be the company that controls
Canadian communication, most likely, for the main company in the United States, GAALT.
Again, this is only speculation at this time, but it would be worth researching.
Here is an extract from their website discussing their history as a corporation and what they have done :
This is under "About Videotron", then "History" :
1964 : Andre Chagnon starts up Telecable Videotron ltee and establishes his first
cable network in Montreal-North and parts of Laval, in the Province of Quebec.
1966-69 : Videotron acquires, modernizes and builds networks everywhere on the
Quebec territory.
1969 : An early version of pay-per-view, Selecto-TV, is introduced. Many other
innovations of this kind will demonstrate Groupe Videotron's particular interest for the
immense potential of new cable technology.
1974 : A world first : bidirectional cable is introduced.
1979: Andre Chagnon establishes Le Groupe Videotron ltee, an infrastructure that was
necessary for major expansion projects
1980: Groupe Videotron acquires Cablevision Nationale ltee and becomes the largest
cable operator in Quebec.
1981: Groupe Videotron creates Videoway, a company specialized in interactive
television research and development.
1985: November 20th, 1985, initial public offering : Groupe Videotron issues
Subordinate Voting Shares, trading under the VDO symbol at the Montreal Stock
Exchange.
1986: Groupe Videotron acquires an Alberta cable company that services more than
30 municipalities.
Groupe Videotron acquires Tele-Metropole inc., North America's largest
French-language television broadcaster.
1987: Groupe Videotron acquires Les Alarmes du Quebec. Known today as Protectron,
the remote surveillance Company has nearly 100,000 subscribers.
1988: Groupe Videotron helps set up the first private television broadcaster in the
African continent, Morocco's M2 Internationale.
Groupe Videotron acquires an important participation in a southern England company,
Southampton Cable.
Groupe Videotron teams up with a French company, Telecash, to exploit a new
technology that allows viewers to play along with live TV game shows.
1989 : In England, Southampton Cable acquires cable networks in Winchester and in
London, giving the Company access to 40% of the potential market in the London
metropolitan area.
Videotron launches its video store chain, Le SuperClub Videotron, which has
become the largest in Quebec. It now offers video and DVD rental, as well as most
Videotron products, including the Explorer Digital TV decoder, the Videoway terminal,
pagers and Internet startup kits.There are now 149 corporate stores and franchises
throughout the province.
Groupe Videotron builds an optical fiber network linking Montreal and Quebec
City. The network is used for voice, video and data transmission for both commercial
and industrial customers.
1990: Videotron distributes the first Videoway terminals in Quebec. In less than a
year, 56,000 homes in the Montreal region subscribe to the new interactive television
system. As at november 30th, 1999, there were 250,500 Videoway subscribers.
1991: In the fall, commercial launch of Videoway in the United Kingdom.
1996: Groupe Videotron sells its UK interests, having proved its ability to develop a
multi-service offer combining telephony and cable in a highly competitive
environment.
Videotron starts its own Internet portal, InfiniT, one of the most popular gateways among
Quebec Web surfers.
1997: Groupe Videotron acquires CF Cable, which operates in the western part of the
Montreal Island, and in southern parts of Laval, Quebec.
1998: The Videotron Communications inc. (VCI) subsidiary is created to head
all of Groupe Videotron's Canadian operations, excluding those of TVA Group. The
ultimate goal of the new corporate structure was to facilitate the implementation of a
one-stop-shop concept for all telecommunications services.
(^ ^ ^This sounds just like GAALT in the United States^ ^ ^)
Groupe Videotron sells its cable operations in Alberta and Northern Ontario to
concentrate its efforts on a multi-service offer for the Quebec market.
1999: Digital television : launched in Montreal in the spring and in Quebec City and
Hull in the fall, this new service has enjoyed incredible popularity. As at November 30th,
1999, there were 25,000 digital television subscribers.
Business Telecom : Videotron Telecom launches Videotron Business Network, a
new commercial banner for all business telecommunications services, including local
and long distance telephony and Internet access, as well as website hosting and design.
Residential IP telephony : In July, the Company initiates technological testing with
some 200 users. As early as the fall, the Company successfully completes
interconnections with Bell, giving access to such functions as emergency services (911),
operator (0), directory assistance (411) and services for the hearing impaired (711).
Groupe Videotron has now expanded its test group and continues the testing of its
business processes. The commercial launch of residential IP telephony is expected for
the summer of 2000.
Internet content : Videotron Communications inc. and TVA Group Inc. create
Infinit.com and acquire a majority participation in Netgraphe, Canada's foremost
French-language Internet publisher, owner of La Toile du Quebec, the most popular
portal in Quebec.
An important American investment firm, The Carlyle Group, invests $200 million in
Videotron Telecom, which aims to expand across Canada in the business
telecommunications market. With this investment, Videotron Telecom became one of the
largest competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) in Canada.
Groupe Videotron sells its wireless cable operations in the United States for a $114.5
million capital gain.
2000: Mr. Claude Chagnon takes the lead of Groupe Videotron, replacing the
Company's founder as President and CEO.
Residential IP telephony : Videotron (1998) ltee, wholly-owned subsidiary of
Videotron Communications inc., receives CLEC status from the Canadian
Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), which will allow the
Company to offer local telephony services to its residential customers.
February 7 : Groupe Videotron announces its intention to merge with Rogers
Communications Inc., to create Canada's largest broadband communications
company with North America's largest contiguous cluster of homes serviced by
one integrated network. TVA Group Inc. is excluded from the transaction. The
transaction has to be approved by the Company's shareholders and by the
CRTC.
March 24 : Quebecor and Capital Communications CDPQ announce their
agreement in principle regarding an alternative proposal for acquisition of Le Groupe
Videotron.
March 31 : Quebecor unveils its formal offer for the acquisition of Groupe Videotron.
April 4 : Videotron's Board of Directors rejects the Quebecor proposal.
August 9 : Quebecor and Capital Communications CDPQ announce a takeover bid
to acquire Videotron with an initial offering of $45 a share.
September 13 : The merger agreement with Rogers is cancelled in consideration of
payment of $241 million. The Chagnon family and minority shareholders are at liberty to
deposit their shares.
October 2 : The Directors of Groupe Videotron unanimously decide to recommend
that the new offers be accepted and to redeem their own shares in response to the offer.
October 19 : The shares of Groupe Videotron are deposited.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~`
So, now you have an idea how BIG these guys are. THEY ARE HUGE!!!
Basically, it appears that they are THE COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION FOR CANADA,
as GAALT is in the United States. And it appears that they are using different "front" corporations to try to
trick me into giving them information about how much I know. Well, they don't have to "trick" me into it, as
I will volunteer the information to all of you!!
Then I wrote the person from Canada. Here is what I asked him :
Subject:
Re: I FORGOT TO MENTION...
Date:
Sat, 10 Mar 2001 14:30:00 -0800
From:
freedom <josh@caprica.com>
To:
(Name Withheld)@videotron.ca>
References:
1
I was curious, did you send them the actual article? Or just refer them to the article references on my site? Why would they
send that e-mail to you? In what ways have you dealt with these people and if they created all this equipment, why would they
be looking for investment partners?
Josh@caprica.com
Then I recieved this letter from him later that evening :
Subject:
FULL STORY
Date:
Sat, 10 Mar 2001 22:05:48 -0800
From:
(Name Withheld)@videotron.ca>
To:
<Josh@caprica.com>
Hi again,
In February I met this Dr Hugh MacGuire from Alabama. He was looking for a prefabricator to manufacture his portable
hospitals. He's a charming very old man that was referred to me as I did build smaller 'hopitalets' in Louisiana in the mid 90's.
Both of us lacked the funds to open a factory and I was looking to set up production for a new building technique derived from
older patents of mine ( see Popular Science article on my site ****(Withheld) ). Last month he called me after he found these
'wonderful but somewhat weird people form Birmingham. At that point I was a little sceptical. My wife's sister is married with
Neil Bush ( yeah! that candle does attract a lot of strange moths ). So I scoured the web and sent him that letter. The rest is
history...terminating with my quitting the entire thing altogether at neen today. And no, I never pointed him to your site; he must
have found it the same way I did.
my unedited letters to GAALT below:
----------
From: (Withheld)@videotron.ca>
Date: Sat, 03 Mar 2001 10:29:15 -0800
To: <CyberClinic2K@aol.com>
Subject: Re: HOAX?
Dear Sir,
Can you please provide an explanation as to why I cannot find traces of your brand names,
product numbers or even corporate identities on the WEB, outside of your own site, of course. I
had all the more powerful search engines work overtime towards that aim.
Actually, I did find one product over the web that bears the GAALT's ubiquitous "WA623" product
code and I attached the picture to this note. As you can see, item #WA623 is more suitable to a
young lady than to a foreign country's air force.
The issue is that any piece or equipement in the world is documented by the countless
technicians and others who repair, install, sell, distribute. With a huge market like yours,
this is bound to happen. On the other hand, there is NO MENTION of any of your brand names or
even CORPORATE branches ANYWHERE.
Which reminds me of my mother's story about a hotel in Florida reputed to have wealthy widowers
as guest, mostly French-Canadians; this had become a magnet for gold diggers who would go to
the bar with their best suits or dresses. Of course anyone who met anyone there thought the
other was wealthy. Instant love affairs came to be the rule under such conditions. Naturally
there was many a rude awakening after the love birds flew back to Montreal and found out that
each was broke and had payments to make on a costly trip.
I love that cartoon, which describes more of the same.
I expect one of three responses from you:
1- All the numbering system was recently changed.
2- Those corporations are secret.
3- I like to weave a good story.
Surprise me!
Take care!
(Withheld)
...
at this point mr .GAALTÂ made a vague threat with the cryptic:
....map to your office location is interesting too ...
obviously referring to his discovery of MapQuest or MapBlast ont the web.
HELLO AGAIN,
I HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE, NOTHING!
WHICH DOESN'T SEEM TO BE THE CASE WITH YOU IF I AM TO BELIEVE THE LEADING EDGE REVIEW
#LE-47-12Â ( SEE BELOW ). FORTUNATELY, I TAKE THEIR SOMETIMES PARANOID DELUSIONS WITH A
GRAIN OF SALT - SORRY FOR THE LACK OF DETAILS BUT
I REALLY THOUGHT THAT YOU WERE ALREADY FAMILIAR WITH THAT 12 PAGE OPINION.
I AM NOTHING, NOTHING BUT A HALF-CAJUN CANADIAN USING SOFTWARE CALLED <SHERLOCK 2>
ON THAT MASS OF WRIGGLING WORMS CALLED THE INTERNET -
(Name Withheld)
EXTRACTED FROM THE LEADING EDGE CATALOG
LE-47-10---9th Star Wars Expert Found Dead (Andrew Hall)--Gerald Bartlett: Britain Rejects Probe of Death Of Scientists--3 P.
LE-47-11---The Electronic Population Monitoring System-Public Law 90-351: Crime Control Act of 1968--5 P.
LE-47-12---Gaalt Satellite Communications Info--Technology to Suppress You In Use Today-- 12 P.
LE-47-13---Forcing Drugs on U.S. Soldiers Violates Nuremberg Code--George J. Annas, Michael A. Grodin--1-31-91--2 P.
LE-48-01---Mind Control and Programming Drugs: Tri- Benzo-Di-Madraline, Chloro-Di-Compazine, Sine-Re-Integratoric--4 P.
LE-48-02---Space-Power Generation: Faraday's Experiments and the Depalma N Machine
At this point I was curious why he evaded my question, and I wrote him back. This is what I said :
Subject:
re: GAALT
Date:
Mon, 12 Mar 2001 02:37:39 -0800
From:
freedom <josh@caprica.com>
To:
(Withheld)@videotron.ca
You still didn't answer my question. Please, why would they send that
e-mail I sent them, to you? Please respond, Once I get
the answer from you, I have some info. for you that you will find very
interesting.
Josh
Then, I got this reply back from him :
Subject:
Re: GAALT
Date:
Mon, 12 Mar 2001 08:35:40 -0800
From:
(Name Withheld)@videotron.ca>
To:
freedom <josh@caprica.com>
When I told the good doctor I did not trust his new found friends, he went
into a frenzy and sent me a copy of his every memos to Cyberclini2k.
This was I guess one way for him to show that he had been vilified and
needed to save his very good name. Then he bragged about being a sledge
hammer, at which point I asked him to forget the incident and cool it since
sledge hammers can take a little slander. Basically IÂ to told him that HE
DOES NOT EXIST on the internet, save for the cryptic line in your page. Then
I lost interest in that project altogether, feeling sorry for a semi-crazy
82 yrs old doctor meeting even crazier people to support his project.
And yet another, a little while later :
Subject:
Re: GAALT
Date:
Mon, 12 Mar 2001 08:38:47 -0800
From:
(Name Withheld)@videotron.ca>
To:
freedom <josh@caprica.com>
To properly answer your question, I think he doesn't know about forwarding
copies. This guy HAS to be new on the NET. All his notes contain the entire
tail of RE:RE:RE:RE:RE. It's actually funny. I am sure he never meant to
send YOUR letter, only his response.
So, I wrote GAALT a letter and here is what I said :
Subject:
re: removal of GAALT
Date:
Wed, 14 Mar 2001 15:59:20 -0800
From:
freedom <josh@caprica.com>
To:
GAALT@aol.com
I have removed the reference to GAALT on the site. Let me know if this
is satisfactory, o.k.? I apologize for any inconvenience I may have
caused.
Have a nice day,
Josh
And then here is what they wrote me back :
Subject:
Fwd: removal of GAALT
Date:
Wed, 14 Mar 2001 22:35:49 EST
From:
GAALT@aol.com
To:
josh@caprica.com
Josh?
What do you do besides annoy people?
Suddenly, we are interested in Josh.
We have a map to your front door.
Kindly advise us.
GAALT®
In a message dated 03/14/2001 6:00:25 PM Central Standard Time,
josh@caprica.com writes:
<< Subj: re: removal of GAALT
Date: 03/14/2001 6:00:25 PM Central Standard Time
From: josh@caprica.com (freedom)
To: GAALT@aol.com
I have removed the reference to GAALT on the site. Let me know if this
is satisfactory, o.k.? I apologize for any inconvenience I may have
caused.
Have a nice day,
Josh
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>>
And that raps up the e-mail I recieved, so far.
I do believe my life could be in danger, so I would like as many people to pay attention to this as possible.
At this same time, I am recieving a number of e-mails from Freemasons attempting to get me to change my opinion about Freemasonry and to take down the alleged "lies" from my website.
I will be posting those on my site as well, in the near future, if I face any harassment AT ALL.
Apparantly, all the allegations on my website are disturbing some high-level people in the system. All they are doing is substantiating my claims.
Are you convinced there is something to this yet?
If not, then continue down the rabbit hole, it gets much much deeper. Continue to Page 2 for more Proofs of the elusive and often undetectable GAALT corporation. It's kinda like the Pipsquack bird. It's very hard to find, you cannot catch it in public anywhere and legend has it it lives on a remote island in the pacific somewhere. It's very valuable and catching it will surely win the hunter a grand prize. (PIPSQUACK!)
"Date: 03/09/2001 11:11:44 AM Central Standard Time
From: GAALT@aol.com
To: josh@caprica.com
And then they included a copy of the E-Mail they had sent me as the "Reference" -
For space saving purposes, I will leave that part out of this post.
It get's too confusing when you are reading all the "Reply To:" Headers.
So, what they are saying in effect, is that they are going to bring a lawsuit against me,
and attempt to imprison me for having the words GAALT on my website.
I will now reference this as the "5 letters you cannot say on the internet".
"Jehovah", I said it, I said it!!! "Jehovah", now I hope they don't stone me to death.
GAALT GAALT GAALT . Maybe everyone should put the words GAALT into their
meta-tags on their webpages. Or better yet, maybe everyone could put a copy of this page
on their websites. That would be impressive.
These people are threatening me with civil and criminal litigation if I do not remove the words
GAALT from my website!!!
And, it gets even more interesting now....As of 3-8-01, I have recieved another e-mail in relation to
this GAALT corporation. This time it is from a gentleman who claims he sent the articles to GAALT.
It appears he is trying to "side with me" by congratulating me on my e-mail reply to GAALT.
But the wierd thing is...Why would GAALT send my communication to them, to this person, who hails from Canada.
Well, there is an e-mail address on it that comes from videotron.ca. I am not going to print the man's name here,
YET, since I have no "proof" to doubt his sincerity, but it is awefully suspicious!!!
Only a couple of days ago, I was going through my log-files and learned that this "videotron.ca" was sending me hits.
(Meaning that people were visiting my site from this location. --
Not many, but nonetheless, I hadn't recognized this address from before, so I noticed it was a new one.
It just passed, but I remembered it, when this person wrote me this, and I noticed that his e-mail came
from the same address.... Here is a copy of the letter he sent me...
subject:
HINT
Date:
Sat, 10 Mar 2001 15:20:28 -0800
From:
(withheld)@videotron.ca>
To:
<josh@caprica.com>
Hi Josh,
I was sent a copy of your response to GAALT@
I need to congratulate you on tone and content
I was the one who sent him (real name Donald Croon Beatty ) the extract from
the Leading Edge Catalog.
There is no mention of his numerous companies and product name anywhere on
the Web, or Google etc...except for that article
The guy is both a fake and a fully developed mythomaniac paranoid
The ubiquitous WA623 serial number on his merchandise was found on....a
code number for a peculiar brand of panties
So much for stealth technology
Did you read the Web site content ?
I dont want to waste any of your time but
...what do you know about him ?
I was to co-invest with him but a premiliminary search reveals a clown with
legalistic habilities and delusions of grandeur at scale 10
And this one came immediately after...
Subject:
I FORGOT TO MENTION...
Date:
Sat, 10 Mar 2001 15:35:50 -0800
From:
(withheld)@videotron.ca>
To:
<josh@caprica.com>
If I had time to waste, I would build a fake lawsuit
from the numerous (I counted 5 ) violations involved with
the copyrighted word 'TELEGUARD' in several countries.
The TranSatCom is or was a coppyright from FranceTelecom
Then of course the panty manufacturer could mount a lawsuit, albeit a smaller one
Have a nice day
Now, this in itself is not too suspicious, but it does seem like he is "baiting" me.
And also you may notice that he uses the same "have a nice day" to end his communication.
So I went to the website of Videotron.ca to see what they were all about.
Well, boy did this get me going again. This appears to be the company that controls
Canadian communication, most likely, for the main company in the United States, GAALT.
Again, this is only speculation at this time, but it would be worth researching.
Here is an extract from their website discussing their history as a corporation and what they have done :
This is under "About Videotron", then "History" :
1964 : Andre Chagnon starts up Telecable Videotron ltee and establishes his first
cable network in Montreal-North and parts of Laval, in the Province of Quebec.
1966-69 : Videotron acquires, modernizes and builds networks everywhere on the
Quebec territory.
1969 : An early version of pay-per-view, Selecto-TV, is introduced. Many other
innovations of this kind will demonstrate Groupe Videotron's particular interest for the
immense potential of new cable technology.
1974 : A world first : bidirectional cable is introduced.
1979: Andre Chagnon establishes Le Groupe Videotron ltee, an infrastructure that was
necessary for major expansion projects
1980: Groupe Videotron acquires Cablevision Nationale ltee and becomes the largest
cable operator in Quebec.
1981: Groupe Videotron creates Videoway, a company specialized in interactive
television research and development.
1985: November 20th, 1985, initial public offering : Groupe Videotron issues
Subordinate Voting Shares, trading under the VDO symbol at the Montreal Stock
Exchange.
1986: Groupe Videotron acquires an Alberta cable company that services more than
30 municipalities.
Groupe Videotron acquires Tele-Metropole inc., North America's largest
French-language television broadcaster.
1987: Groupe Videotron acquires Les Alarmes du Quebec. Known today as Protectron,
the remote surveillance Company has nearly 100,000 subscribers.
1988: Groupe Videotron helps set up the first private television broadcaster in the
African continent, Morocco's M2 Internationale.
Groupe Videotron acquires an important participation in a southern England company,
Southampton Cable.
Groupe Videotron teams up with a French company, Telecash, to exploit a new
technology that allows viewers to play along with live TV game shows.
1989 : In England, Southampton Cable acquires cable networks in Winchester and in
London, giving the Company access to 40% of the potential market in the London
metropolitan area.
Videotron launches its video store chain, Le SuperClub Videotron, which has
become the largest in Quebec. It now offers video and DVD rental, as well as most
Videotron products, including the Explorer Digital TV decoder, the Videoway terminal,
pagers and Internet startup kits.There are now 149 corporate stores and franchises
throughout the province.
Groupe Videotron builds an optical fiber network linking Montreal and Quebec
City. The network is used for voice, video and data transmission for both commercial
and industrial customers.
1990: Videotron distributes the first Videoway terminals in Quebec. In less than a
year, 56,000 homes in the Montreal region subscribe to the new interactive television
system. As at november 30th, 1999, there were 250,500 Videoway subscribers.
1991: In the fall, commercial launch of Videoway in the United Kingdom.
1996: Groupe Videotron sells its UK interests, having proved its ability to develop a
multi-service offer combining telephony and cable in a highly competitive
environment.
Videotron starts its own Internet portal, InfiniT, one of the most popular gateways among
Quebec Web surfers.
1997: Groupe Videotron acquires CF Cable, which operates in the western part of the
Montreal Island, and in southern parts of Laval, Quebec.
1998: The Videotron Communications inc. (VCI) subsidiary is created to head
all of Groupe Videotron's Canadian operations, excluding those of TVA Group. The
ultimate goal of the new corporate structure was to facilitate the implementation of a
one-stop-shop concept for all telecommunications services.
(^ ^ ^This sounds just like GAALT in the United States^ ^ ^)
Groupe Videotron sells its cable operations in Alberta and Northern Ontario to
concentrate its efforts on a multi-service offer for the Quebec market.
1999: Digital television : launched in Montreal in the spring and in Quebec City and
Hull in the fall, this new service has enjoyed incredible popularity. As at November 30th,
1999, there were 25,000 digital television subscribers.
Business Telecom : Videotron Telecom launches Videotron Business Network, a
new commercial banner for all business telecommunications services, including local
and long distance telephony and Internet access, as well as website hosting and design.
Residential IP telephony : In July, the Company initiates technological testing with
some 200 users. As early as the fall, the Company successfully completes
interconnections with Bell, giving access to such functions as emergency services (911),
operator (0), directory assistance (411) and services for the hearing impaired (711).
Groupe Videotron has now expanded its test group and continues the testing of its
business processes. The commercial launch of residential IP telephony is expected for
the summer of 2000.
Internet content : Videotron Communications inc. and TVA Group Inc. create
Infinit.com and acquire a majority participation in Netgraphe, Canada's foremost
French-language Internet publisher, owner of La Toile du Quebec, the most popular
portal in Quebec.
An important American investment firm, The Carlyle Group, invests $200 million in
Videotron Telecom, which aims to expand across Canada in the business
telecommunications market. With this investment, Videotron Telecom became one of the
largest competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) in Canada.
Groupe Videotron sells its wireless cable operations in the United States for a $114.5
million capital gain.
2000: Mr. Claude Chagnon takes the lead of Groupe Videotron, replacing the
Company's founder as President and CEO.
Residential IP telephony : Videotron (1998) ltee, wholly-owned subsidiary of
Videotron Communications inc., receives CLEC status from the Canadian
Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), which will allow the
Company to offer local telephony services to its residential customers.
February 7 : Groupe Videotron announces its intention to merge with Rogers
Communications Inc., to create Canada's largest broadband communications
company with North America's largest contiguous cluster of homes serviced by
one integrated network. TVA Group Inc. is excluded from the transaction. The
transaction has to be approved by the Company's shareholders and by the
CRTC.
March 24 : Quebecor and Capital Communications CDPQ announce their
agreement in principle regarding an alternative proposal for acquisition of Le Groupe
Videotron.
March 31 : Quebecor unveils its formal offer for the acquisition of Groupe Videotron.
April 4 : Videotron's Board of Directors rejects the Quebecor proposal.
August 9 : Quebecor and Capital Communications CDPQ announce a takeover bid
to acquire Videotron with an initial offering of $45 a share.
September 13 : The merger agreement with Rogers is cancelled in consideration of
payment of $241 million. The Chagnon family and minority shareholders are at liberty to
deposit their shares.
October 2 : The Directors of Groupe Videotron unanimously decide to recommend
that the new offers be accepted and to redeem their own shares in response to the offer.
October 19 : The shares of Groupe Videotron are deposited.
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So, now you have an idea how BIG these guys are. THEY ARE HUGE!!!
Basically, it appears that they are THE COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION FOR CANADA,
as GAALT is in the United States. And it appears that they are using different "front" corporations to try to
trick me into giving them information about how much I know. Well, they don't have to "trick" me into it, as
I will volunteer the information to all of you!!
Then I wrote the person from Canada. Here is what I asked him :
Subject:
Re: I FORGOT TO MENTION...
Date:
Sat, 10 Mar 2001 14:30:00 -0800
From:
freedom <josh@caprica.com>
To:
(Name Withheld)@videotron.ca>
References:
1
I was curious, did you send them the actual article? Or just refer them to the article references on my site? Why would they
send that e-mail to you? In what ways have you dealt with these people and if they created all this equipment, why would they
be looking for investment partners?
Josh@caprica.com
Then I recieved this letter from him later that evening :
Subject:
FULL STORY
Date:
Sat, 10 Mar 2001 22:05:48 -0800
From:
(Name Withheld)@videotron.ca>
To:
<Josh@caprica.com>
Hi again,
In February I met this Dr Hugh MacGuire from Alabama. He was looking for a prefabricator to manufacture his portable
hospitals. He's a charming very old man that was referred to me as I did build smaller 'hopitalets' in Louisiana in the mid 90's.
Both of us lacked the funds to open a factory and I was looking to set up production for a new building technique derived from
older patents of mine ( see Popular Science article on my site ****(Withheld) ). Last month he called me after he found these
'wonderful but somewhat weird people form Birmingham. At that point I was a little sceptical. My wife's sister is married with
Neil Bush ( yeah! that candle does attract a lot of strange moths ). So I scoured the web and sent him that letter. The rest is
history...terminating with my quitting the entire thing altogether at neen today. And no, I never pointed him to your site; he must
have found it the same way I did.
my unedited letters to GAALT below:
----------
From: (Withheld)@videotron.ca>
Date: Sat, 03 Mar 2001 10:29:15 -0800
To: <CyberClinic2K@aol.com>
Subject: Re: HOAX?
Dear Sir,
Can you please provide an explanation as to why I cannot find traces of your brand names,
product numbers or even corporate identities on the WEB, outside of your own site, of course. I
had all the more powerful search engines work overtime towards that aim.
Actually, I did find one product over the web that bears the GAALT's ubiquitous "WA623" product
code and I attached the picture to this note. As you can see, item #WA623 is more suitable to a
young lady than to a foreign country's air force.
The issue is that any piece or equipement in the world is documented by the countless
technicians and others who repair, install, sell, distribute. With a huge market like yours,
this is bound to happen. On the other hand, there is NO MENTION of any of your brand names or
even CORPORATE branches ANYWHERE.
Which reminds me of my mother's story about a hotel in Florida reputed to have wealthy widowers
as guest, mostly French-Canadians; this had become a magnet for gold diggers who would go to
the bar with their best suits or dresses. Of course anyone who met anyone there thought the
other was wealthy. Instant love affairs came to be the rule under such conditions. Naturally
there was many a rude awakening after the love birds flew back to Montreal and found out that
each was broke and had payments to make on a costly trip.
I love that cartoon, which describes more of the same.
I expect one of three responses from you:
1- All the numbering system was recently changed.
2- Those corporations are secret.
3- I like to weave a good story.
Surprise me!
Take care!
(Withheld)
...
at this point mr .GAALTÂ made a vague threat with the cryptic:
....map to your office location is interesting too ...
obviously referring to his discovery of MapQuest or MapBlast ont the web.
HELLO AGAIN,
I HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE, NOTHING!
WHICH DOESN'T SEEM TO BE THE CASE WITH YOU IF I AM TO BELIEVE THE LEADING EDGE REVIEW
#LE-47-12Â ( SEE BELOW ). FORTUNATELY, I TAKE THEIR SOMETIMES PARANOID DELUSIONS WITH A
GRAIN OF SALT - SORRY FOR THE LACK OF DETAILS BUT
I REALLY THOUGHT THAT YOU WERE ALREADY FAMILIAR WITH THAT 12 PAGE OPINION.
I AM NOTHING, NOTHING BUT A HALF-CAJUN CANADIAN USING SOFTWARE CALLED <SHERLOCK 2>
ON THAT MASS OF WRIGGLING WORMS CALLED THE INTERNET -
(Name Withheld)
EXTRACTED FROM THE LEADING EDGE CATALOG
LE-47-10---9th Star Wars Expert Found Dead (Andrew Hall)--Gerald Bartlett: Britain Rejects Probe of Death Of Scientists--3 P.
LE-47-11---The Electronic Population Monitoring System-Public Law 90-351: Crime Control Act of 1968--5 P.
LE-47-12---Gaalt Satellite Communications Info--Technology to Suppress You In Use Today-- 12 P.
LE-47-13---Forcing Drugs on U.S. Soldiers Violates Nuremberg Code--George J. Annas, Michael A. Grodin--1-31-91--2 P.
LE-48-01---Mind Control and Programming Drugs: Tri- Benzo-Di-Madraline, Chloro-Di-Compazine, Sine-Re-Integratoric--4 P.
LE-48-02---Space-Power Generation: Faraday's Experiments and the Depalma N Machine
At this point I was curious why he evaded my question, and I wrote him back. This is what I said :
Subject:
re: GAALT
Date:
Mon, 12 Mar 2001 02:37:39 -0800
From:
freedom <josh@caprica.com>
To:
(Withheld)@videotron.ca
You still didn't answer my question. Please, why would they send that
e-mail I sent them, to you? Please respond, Once I get
the answer from you, I have some info. for you that you will find very
interesting.
Josh
Then, I got this reply back from him :
Subject:
Re: GAALT
Date:
Mon, 12 Mar 2001 08:35:40 -0800
From:
(Name Withheld)@videotron.ca>
To:
freedom <josh@caprica.com>
When I told the good doctor I did not trust his new found friends, he went
into a frenzy and sent me a copy of his every memos to Cyberclini2k.
This was I guess one way for him to show that he had been vilified and
needed to save his very good name. Then he bragged about being a sledge
hammer, at which point I asked him to forget the incident and cool it since
sledge hammers can take a little slander. Basically IÂ to told him that HE
DOES NOT EXIST on the internet, save for the cryptic line in your page. Then
I lost interest in that project altogether, feeling sorry for a semi-crazy
82 yrs old doctor meeting even crazier people to support his project.
And yet another, a little while later :
Subject:
Re: GAALT
Date:
Mon, 12 Mar 2001 08:38:47 -0800
From:
(Name Withheld)@videotron.ca>
To:
freedom <josh@caprica.com>
To properly answer your question, I think he doesn't know about forwarding
copies. This guy HAS to be new on the NET. All his notes contain the entire
tail of RE:RE:RE:RE:RE. It's actually funny. I am sure he never meant to
send YOUR letter, only his response.
So, I wrote GAALT a letter and here is what I said :
Subject:
re: removal of GAALT
Date:
Wed, 14 Mar 2001 15:59:20 -0800
From:
freedom <josh@caprica.com>
To:
GAALT@aol.com
I have removed the reference to GAALT on the site. Let me know if this
is satisfactory, o.k.? I apologize for any inconvenience I may have
caused.
Have a nice day,
Josh
And then here is what they wrote me back :
Subject:
Fwd: removal of GAALT
Date:
Wed, 14 Mar 2001 22:35:49 EST
From:
GAALT@aol.com
To:
josh@caprica.com
Josh?
What do you do besides annoy people?
Suddenly, we are interested in Josh.
We have a map to your front door.
Kindly advise us.
GAALT®
In a message dated 03/14/2001 6:00:25 PM Central Standard Time,
josh@caprica.com writes:
<< Subj: re: removal of GAALT
Date: 03/14/2001 6:00:25 PM Central Standard Time
From: josh@caprica.com (freedom)
To: GAALT@aol.com
I have removed the reference to GAALT on the site. Let me know if this
is satisfactory, o.k.? I apologize for any inconvenience I may have
caused.
Have a nice day,
Josh
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And that raps up the e-mail I recieved, so far.
I do believe my life could be in danger, so I would like as many people to pay attention to this as possible.
At this same time, I am recieving a number of e-mails from Freemasons attempting to get me to change my opinion about Freemasonry and to take down the alleged "lies" from my website.
I will be posting those on my site as well, in the near future, if I face any harassment AT ALL.
Apparantly, all the allegations on my website are disturbing some high-level people in the system. All they are doing is substantiating my claims.
Are you convinced there is something to this yet?
If not, then continue down the rabbit hole, it gets much much deeper. Continue to Page 2 for more Proofs of the elusive and often undetectable GAALT corporation. It's kinda like the Pipsquack bird. It's very hard to find, you cannot catch it in public anywhere and legend has it it lives on a remote island in the pacific somewhere. It's very valuable and catching it will surely win the hunter a grand prize. (PIPSQUACK!)