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Daniel Nagase MD Aug 14, 2023<\/p>\n On August 11th, 2023, Justice Michael Tammen of the Supreme Court of British Columbia dismissed my lawsuit against magistrate Grant Taylor and the Supreme Court of British Columbia.<\/p>\n My lawsuit against the Supreme Court and Master Taylor Grant was for restitution of genetic harm to my children after their mother forced them to take 2 doses of the Covid \u201cvaccine\u201d.\u00a0 The No Contact order issued Ex Parte by the Supreme Court prevented me from contacting, and protecting my children from genetic experimentation.\u00a0 Magistrate Taylor Grant made the order based on hearsay from my wife, a registered nurse, without any chance for me to rebut my wife’s claims. The Supreme Court of British Columbia enforced the order through the Vancouver police and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. (The no contact order prevented all contact, even text messages. The day after I sent text messages to my wife asking how many days we spent in Seattle at the Hello Kitty Christmas event in 2019, I was contacted by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for violating Taylor Grant\u2019s no contact order.)<\/p>\n I sought restitution from the court in the order of $33.3 million per child for lifelong genetic and intergenerational harm. The Supreme Court of British Columbia violated my right to \u201cThe protection of the persons and estates of infants\u201d.<\/p>\n Despite hearing no evidence, the judge concluded:<\/p>\n
\nLogical Surprises<\/a><\/p>\n1<\/a> My suit was asking for redress.<\/h4>\n
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\n<\/div>\nHow did the judge come to these conclusions?<\/h2>\n