Roger Bilodeau and the Water War Crimes - Canada`s Biggest Scandal

Roger Bilideau, Q.C. 

The Water War Crimes are the crimes carried out by political, legal, judicial and business insiders, in Canada, who attempted to swindle control of a bulk water export monopoly over the export of fresh water from Canada to the United States and Mexico, the subsequent viscious personal attack on the British Columbia lawyer who blew the whistle by the Governments of Canada and British Columbia because he was embarked on a course that would expose these crimes and the criminals to the light of day, and the dispicable attack upon the lady who was seen to be assisting him.
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When the case finally made itts way to the Supreme Court of Canada, Roger Bilodeau, attempted to obstruct the course of justice by using the same illegal and unautorized procedure that he used against Dr. Eva Sydel, of British Columbia, and Wilfred Doyle, of Prince Edward Island. 

In the process he contributed to the murder of Federal Court of Appeal Justice Carolym Layden Stevenson on June 27, 2012 and the subsequent murder of Canadian Department of Justice lawyer Eric Noel, on July 16, 2012.  Had the case been permitted to proceed, as it should have, it is highly unlikely these two murders would have occurred and, in the Editor's opinion,  Roger Bilodeau was  acting as an agent of the gang that ordered the murders.