The Levesque Cases by Alfred Lambremont Weber 1990 Pierre vs Time Warner Book

Description: Softcover, light shelfwear. 670 pp., no markings in text. Assumed First Edition, First Printing. Scarce. Pierre R. Levesque commenced his litigation in October, 1987, seeking monetary damages and an apology for the 1984 broadcast by Time Warner Inc cable television of a film that was a deliberate character assissination. In two years of intense court battles, all on the public record, he exposed a centrally-coordinated international criminal network, extending from the highest governmental offices in the United States and Canada to media conglomerates such as Time Warner Inc, intent on destroying economic enterprise and personal liberties.... "It may come as no real surprise that the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and Time Warner Inc appear to be core organizations, coordinating the network in courts, government and media of Canada and the United States. More surprising may be the evidential conclusion that high government officials, such as the president of the United States, the Prime Minister of Canada, and the Attorney General for Ontario serve as willing executives of this clandestine network. The evidence suggests, moreover, that this international criminal network may look to a single identified individual for worldwide direction. The evidence converges on David Rockefeller, headquartered at Rockefeller Center, New York City, as that individual." FROM THE LEVESQUE CASES by Alfred Lambremont Webre Alfred Lambremont Webre, who resides in Canada, is President of legal Access Worldwide (L.A.W.) Inc. The author-lawyer represented PIERRE R. LEVESQUE in more than two years of litigation in U.S. and Canadian Courts.

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