Merged Bobby Menard has "something" coming! / Menard's Newest Scam...

[arayder]

So will this be the usual Freeman "say the magic words and get away Scott free" malarkey?

if you watch Bobby's recent interviews with Beth Martens you will see that except for a few new unspecified, undocumented and unlikely claims of success Bobby has nothing new to say.*

Bobby's just looking for a new bunch of gullibles. Ya' gotta' figure that his recent off the web method of finding clients for his legal advice service wasn't getting enough business. I suspect that regardless of the exposure to the Law Societies going web public brings Bobby has had to get back on the web in the hopes of getting paying clients.

Wait 'till the guy running the webinars for him catches on that he's helping Bobby commit fraud!

*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7ZpINjWaMc&t=3895s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-0DBPevQ5Q

 

[Hans]

Well that's 10 minutes taken care of, what's the rest going to be about?

ten minutes how about 4 with a lot of awkward pauses

 

[arayder]

About 30 minutes into his second interview with Beth Martens Menard relates a story (which is most probably a lie as to the outcome) in which he brags about giving legal advice to a B.C. resident regarding a zoning violation.

This was done in direct violation of the 2012 court order that he cease such activity.

Bobby gets turned in first thing Monday morning.

 

[arayder]

About 30 minutes into his second interview with Beth Martens Menard relates a story (which is most probably a lie as to the outcome) in which he brags about giving legal advice to a B.C. resident regarding a zoning violation.

This was done in direct violation of the 2012 court order that he cease such activity.

Bobby gets turned in first thing Monday morning.

Done!

 

[arayder]

About 30 minutes into his second interview with Beth Martens Menard relates a story (which is most probably a lie as to the outcome) in which he brags about giving legal advice to a B.C. resident regarding a zoning violation.

This was done in direct violation of the 2012 court order that he cease such activity.

Bobby gets turned in first thing Monday morning.

Done!

A couple of folks have asked to see what I sent along. On the advice of my attorney I have redacted all personally identifiable information and the links to the Facebook posts which I am told Menard and his associates might use to dox me.

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******.org
cc: *********gnb.ca; ********.ca ; ****************.ca: **********.ca


Dear Law Society of British Columbia,

I would like to bring to your attention the recent activities of Robert A. Menard who in 2008 was prohibited by the Supreme Court of British Columbia from appearing as counsel, preparing documents for use in proceedings, and identifying himself in any way that suggests he is a lawyer.

See: https://www.lawsociety.bc.ca/Websit.../2008-01-08-RobertArthurMenard-Injunction.pdf

In recent years Mr. Menard has developed and marketed a legal advice service which he has attempted to disguise as a “conflict resolution service”.

See this post from Mr. Menard’s public Facebook page dated July 16, 2016.

https://www.farcebook.com*************

During a recent YouTube interview Mr. Menard openly admitted to, indeed bragged about, giving legal advice to a resident of North Cowichan British Columbia who was in violation of local building codes.

See the 30 minute mark of the interview:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7ZpINjWaMc&t=1863s

I believe this is the “JXXX VXXXX” Mr. Menard makes reference to in his April 21, 2017 letter to M*** D**** By laws Compliance Officer for North Cowichan.

https://www.farcebook.com***************

I suspect J.V. is J*** V****, an associate of Mr. Menard.

Recently Mr. Menard has revived his legal advice service.

https://www.farcebook.com**********************

He has also has engaged animal control officials in New Brunswick on behave of L**** C***********, a dog breeder.

https://www.farcebook.com**************

Mr. Menard is a resident of Quebec and can be contacted via email at:

************@gmail.com

His last known address in the Montreal area is:

******** ******** *******
******** ****** ******
******** *******

I thank you for your attention to this matter.

Austin Rayder

 

[arayder]

Bobby was interviewed by Beth Marten today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-0DBPevQ5Q&feature=emb_logo

At about 46:18 minutes Menard says he has something coming in 6 to 8 week that "will rock everybody's world".

How can we bear the wait?

Almost 2 and a half months later Menard doesn't have anything going, let alone something that's rocking everybody's world.

Menard used to have phony projects like freeman valley and the ACCP. Now he fakes having phony projects.

 

[Hans]

Almost 2 and a half months later Menard doesn't have anything going, let alone something that's rocking everybody's world.

Menard used to have phony projects like freeman valley and the ACCP. Now he fakes having phony projects.

As expected, he's a big talker and never fails to disappoint in reality.

 

[arayder]

Almost 2 and a half months later Menard doesn't have anything going, let alone something that's rocking everybody's world.

Menard used to have phony projects like freeman valley and the ACCP. Now he fakes having phony projects.

As expected, he's a big talker and never fails to disappoint in reality.

Absent doing anything real, Bobby has gone back to his practice of telling tall tales that highlight his claimed freeman victories. It's worth noting that Bobby never documents these stories and each tale contains details only Bobby knows.

According to him he's walked maskless into countless into countless Canadian businesses on each occasion using his knowledge of freeman law to verbally defeat the store's insistence that he wear a mask.

He says he's protected the rights of like minded freemen in and out of court. Consistent with "Bobby tales" we never get a case cite or a mention of the parties involved.

In one comically inept tale Bobby says he helped a retiree keep his military pension after he declared himself a freeman. If the case even happened one suspects the freeman's declarations were ignored, filed and the pension office never did anything different . . .and Bobby took the credit.

Third grade kids can make up better stories than Bobby.

 

[arayder]

Right on cue the lurker responds:

Robert Menard

Although the launch is a little behind schedule, it is coming together. ( I serve God, so He ((or She)) decides the schedule.)

Those interested in a course in the common law, (13 lessons over 4 weeks) hit me up for contact information.

This is going to be exciting!

Classic Bobby. Something's coming. He can't tell us what it is. Only he (and his new buddy, The Almighty) knows. Rides to freeman valley on the Ninja Goat paid for by the ACCP?

And zero-for-life Bobby will sell you 13 lessons in common law.

LOL!!!!

 

[arayder]

It's worth noting that about the same time, 2 and a half months ago, Bobby was wearing out his youtube welcome with Beth Martens he told his remaining minions that he was starting a series of lectures on the law. He asked if anyone was interested and he said he would share the details via private messages.

Now Bobby is making the same pitch.

The curious thing is that there's no mention of the first round of lectures. . .things like "This is what we learned about the format the first time around", or "This time we're going to use a different media platform" or "Payments are going to be spread over the weeks this time".

We didn't see any rave reviews from viewers during the first round. Bobby loves that kind of praise and usually splatters it all over the place.

What happened? Were the lectures too verbose?

Did Menard make his usual mistake of failing to recognize that freemen wannabes usually don't have much disposable cash?

Are Canada's Law Societies hemming Bobby in?

Did a first round of lectures even happen?

One has to ask if All Talk Bobby has gotten it together to build these lectures and get them beyond his usual big idea stage?

 

[Belz...]

Absent doing anything real, Bobby has gone back to his practice of telling tall tales that highlight his claimed freeman victories. It's worth noting that Bobby never documents these stories and each tale contains details only Bobby knows.

Sovereign Citizen nonsense is always the same: some grifter sells other people a seminar(s) about how to avoid paying taxes and paying for speeding tickets and such, and then the 'students' find that they can't actually avoid these things because the theory behind the seminar is false. They're left ruined, and the grifter just goes on to the next batch.

I don't get it. Why don't people just understand that paying into the system is actually good for them?

 

[arayder]

Absent doing anything real, Bobby has gone back to his practice of telling tall tales that highlight his claimed freeman victories. It's worth noting that Bobby never documents these stories and each tale contains details only Bobby knows.

Sovereign Citizen nonsense is always the same: some grifter sells other people a seminar(s) about how to avoid paying taxes and paying for speeding tickets and such, and then the 'students' find that they can't actually avoid these things because the theory behind the seminar is false. They're left ruined, and the grifter just goes on to the next batch.

I don't get it. Why don't people just understand that paying into the system is actually good for them?

Menard is not just selling seminars. He is offering to intercede in criminal and civil matters pending against wannabe freemen and freewomen.

Menard knows full well, as do the rest of us, that there is not one documented case of him successfully interceding in a case for the benefit of a freeman wannabe.

Indeed, there are several case of freemen wannabe's getting poleaxed by the authorities after following Menard's advice. . .some of which they paid a great deal of money for.

If my neighbor died after I gave him an aspirin, swearing it would cure his covid-19 infection and I then offered the guy down the block the same aspirin cure would that be unethical?

Amoral?

Outright fraud?

 

[arayder]

Sovereign Citizen nonsense is always the same: some grifter sells other people a seminar(s) about how to avoid paying taxes and paying for speeding tickets and such, and then the 'students' find that they can't actually avoid these things because the theory behind the seminar is false. They're left ruined, and the grifter just goes on to the next batch.

I don't get it. Why don't people just understand that paying into the system is actually good for them?

Menard may "sell" lots of things. The problem is that me never delivers.

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Dope Clock: It has been 78 days since Robert Menard promised the "launch" of his latest project.

 

[gmanontario]

Any more news on his world shattering life-changing ( and not in a good way) lessons?

 

[arayder]

Any more news on his world shattering life-changing ( and not in a good way) lessons?

I hope you are well, gmanontario.

A few days ago after reading this thread Bobby opined on his Facebook page that the launch of his project has been delayed and is in the hands of God. One wonders when Bobby got religion?

His legal advice service has suffered a blow to its reputation by the woes heaped on his client, Lisa Chamberlain. it seems getting Bobby's help only sped up the process of regulating her dog breeding service. (http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=13471938&postcount=94)

Not a peep from the ole boy about his lecture course in common law. My guess is that the hard work involved, an impoverished client base and the real possibility that a law society mole might enroll has lessened Bobby's enthusiasm for the project.

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Dope Clock: It has been 80 days since Robert Menard promised the "launch" of his latest project.

 

[gmanontario]

I hope you are well, gmanontario.

A few days ago after reading this thread Bobby opined on his Facebook page that the launch of his project has been delayed and is in the hands of God. One wonders when Bobby got religion?

His legal advice service has suffered a blow to its reputation by the woes heaped on his client, Lisa Chamberlain. it seems getting Bobby's help only sped up the process of regulating her dog breeding service. (http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=13471938&postcount=94)

Not a peep from the ole boy about his lecture course in common law. My guess is that the hard work involved, an impoverished client base and the real possibility that a law society mole might enroll has lessened Bobby's enthusiasm for the project.

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Dope Clock: It has been 80 days since Robert Menard promised the "launch" of his latest project.

So just another normal amount of effort and results from him then.

Boring. Loser keeps on losing. The circle jerk of life keeps turning. Yadda yadda yadda.

 

[arayder]

I hope you are well, gmanontario.

A few days ago after reading this thread Bobby opined on his Facebook page that the launch of his project has been delayed and is in the hands of God. One wonders when Bobby got religion?

His legal advice service has suffered a blow to its reputation by the woes heaped on his client, Lisa Chamberlain. it seems getting Bobby's help only sped up the process of regulating her dog breeding service. (http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=13471938&postcount=94)

Not a peep from the ole boy about his lecture course in common law. My guess is that the hard work involved, an impoverished client base and the real possibility that a law society mole might enroll has lessened Bobby's enthusiasm for the project.

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Dope Clock: It has been 80 days since Robert Menard promised the "launch" of his latest project.

So just another normal amount of effort and results from him then.

Boring. Loser keeps on losing. The circle jerk of life keeps turning. Yadda yadda yadda.

Yeah, but this time he really messed up someone. . . Lisa Chamberlain. Chamberlain could have saved the money she used paying for Bobby's services and spent it on cleaning up her kennel operation.

If nothing else, instead of convincing her she wasn't subject to the jurisdiction of local government, Bobby could have gotten off his fat freeman arse and helped get the kennel up to snuff.

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Dope Clock: It has been 80 days since Robert Menard promised the "launch" of his latest project.

 

[abaddon]

Lisa Chamberlain.

Is that the wicca lunatic?

 

[arayder]

Lisa Chamberlain.

Is that the wicca lunatic?

I don't think it's "that" Lisa Chamberlain.

But that's an interesting question since Ms. Chamberlain, Bobby's wronged client, has posed under several names over the years presumably to avoid local animal control authorities.

 

[arayder]

Lisa Chamberlain.

Is that the wicca lunatic?

I don't think it's "that" Lisa Chamberlain.

But that's an interesting question since Ms. Chamberlain, Bobby's wronged client, has posed under several names over the years presumably to avoid local animal control authorities.

It's curious that Bobby, who is usually full of tall tales about his adventures in amateur lawyer land, doesn't have a thing to say about Ms. Chamberlain's situation.

That cat got your tongue, Bobby?

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Dope Clock: It has been 81 days since Robert Menard promised the "launch" of his latest project.