@Charmai12430700 I AM being flippant.
Not brave—Romana blocked me after I found these photos of her from 2018.
https://t.co/WIo7k26uuF
She won’t talk about the small claim she lost, from another Toward Excellence alumn, or the Employment Standards action for withholding pay.
Romana should pick herself for the “HRM Queen Romana Didulo, Global Courage and Bravery Award,” instead of the person who sent the most phony cease & desist orders.
It’s not a competition, but Kaven Desjardins is still the most decorated man in Romana’s mind.
If it doesn’t break the terms of ur release, can u tell Romana, “You do not need to take this route.” Didulo & co has interacted with the justice system on its terms & saved face with subs.
Whatevz. Each day these people aren’t online/together might be a net positive.
So another update on HRM Didulo. She appeared in court along with His Excellency Ricky Manz and...
They're going full pseudolaw.
https://t.co/8PyP79th6U
“I requested [to be tried] under natural law court only ... It was denied and I did not give consent to statutory law.”
HRM Didulo is rejecting authority of "statutory law" in favour of "natural law". That's a mild twist on the "duel of laws" concept in most pseudolaw matters. Most pseudolaw adherents say they are subject only to "common law" - HRM Didulo is swapping in "natural law" instead. Makes no difference. In Canada, statute is the ultimate law, and displaces other common law and such rules.
And the operation of law doesn't require consent, which is another standard pseudolaw motif. Law isn't a contract. It's a defined and binding set of rules.
HRM Didulo turned down a state funded lawyer. Now it's probably required that the judge hearing this matter consider appointing a lawyer to act as her amicus, following R v Kahsai, 2023 SCC 20.
(I wrote on this exact subject last year, if anyone is interested: https://t.co/Ncf2qRsFfz).
Ricky did the same. He too will probably be getting a lawyer amicus, whether he wants it or not.
The local judge is Alan Jacobsen, apparently former Crown Counsel with a specialty in constitutional law. Not likely to be too sympathetic to HRM Didulo's claims. Poor guy. Thankfully we've excellent caselaw in Canada for responding to these kinds of claims.
Further data on wrongful conduct - now its come to light that a large number of "electronic handguns" were located. Tasers? That's my guess.
So, if HRM Didulo's authority is as she claims, and her legal dictates are correct, we should now see her released. Which of course won't happen. Instead, she's spending the weekend in the local remand facility. A metal box, in other words.
I wonder if they serve sardines? Teeheehee.
After the Sept 3, 2025 RCMP raid and arrest of Romana Didulo, and apparently her core followers, what happens now?
That’s not certain, but here are some guesses.
The entry and search warrant was to locate illegal firearms. The RCMP report finding 4 “replica handguns”. Ownership of handguns in Canada is subject to many limits and prohibitions. Under the Criminal Code, imitation firearms are treated much the same as real weapons (see for example sections 85, 88, 265, 272). So, having located the “replica handguns” could lead to charges. But there are complications. One is linking an imitation firearm to an illegal purpose, or to an individual owner. Let’s say the four replicas were located in an unlocked but closed box in a common area in the decommissioned school. Who owned them? Who knew about them? The simple existence of the replicas doesn’t establish knowledge and control.
Of course, if the RCMP has footage of someone waving one around, then that question gets a lot simpler. Or if one was found under the pillow of a bed with “HRM Romana Only” above it. Or in a locked box, and HRM Didulo is found with the key. So, it’s contextual.
Another important point is that in Canada the scope of what police can search for is set by the search warrant. Police can only under limited circumstances investigate anything else. The allegation was illegal weapons. That gives police the authority to look through the search area for weapons, ammunition, things like that. It doesn’t give the RCMP the authority to look into documents, computers, cell phones, or search into locations where a firearm could not be concealed. Handguns are small, ammunition smaller, so as far as physical locations go, the RCMP probably had authority to legitimately search the entire ex-school and any vehicles.
What the RCMP can pay attention to are things they happen to encounter incidental to the search that raise grounds for other criminal activity. For example, what looks like a pipebomb assembly area. Huge stacks of publicly circulated unbound cash with no explanation. A room with shackles on the floor and what looks blood on the walls. When police find evidence like that, in Canada they then have to go back to a judge, and write up a new search warrant application that expands the search grounds to address new potential illegal activity. There are some exceptions when there’s an emergency or time-sensitive question of investigating, but Canadian cops have learned the hard way that it’s almost always best to go through a cycle of search warrants, each with new grounds. New evidence of new crimes? Get a new warrant. Otherwise, there's a real probability all the evidence gets thrown out.
Is that happening? Maybe. We’ll only know when charges are laid.
I’d suggest the most likely expansion on the Diduloid criminal charges and prosecutions may occur in the post-arrest interviews. Apparently 16 individuals, including HRM Didulo, were arrested. These individuals will have been interviewed individually by law enforcement. All will be given the opportunity to have legal defence counsel assistance and advise. I’d love to know how many “lawyer up”. Including HRM Didulo, of course.
Hopefully at least some of the followers. External independent legal representation in their best interest, and may lead them to a path out of the cult.
Let’s say at least some of the inner cadres have observed other illegal activity. Perhaps detentions against peoples’ will. Perhaps violence. Threats by HRM Didulo that she’d kill those who do not do what she demands. There’s a broad range of typical cult activities and scenarios that could be a basis for criminal charges and investigation.
Then there’s how funds were gathered from followers. Was there extortion? Fraud? Certainly, questionable practices aren't unlikely. Money laundering? Maybe.
Might those cadres talk? What would they say? Have they lawyered up? Are any of them trying to get out, and now feel there’s an opportunity to do so, with the core group detained, and outside the decommissioned school compound? Maybe. Do the RCMP have a stack of data about HRM Didulo and her background that the public doesn’t know about? Of course they do. Will investigators be looking to “turn” insiders? Yes.
We’ll only learn the consequences of that in weeks and months to come. But - if investigators start strip-mining the Diduloid compound and vehicles of documents, computers, etc? Somebody flipped.
A second major parallel issue is what happens to the school building and lands. For the first time, government inspectors and authorities have unrestricted access to the place. Unlike police, safety and health officials’ authority to search and intervene is about certification, public safety and health threats, and so on. There have been suggestions of health violations, including sewage disposal and improper heating. If correct, that is perhaps a basis to close off the school. Are the vehicles on the property properly registered, and roadworthy? Who knows. But some might be subject to seizure.
Without its current base of operations, where will the cult go?
There’s differing opinions on HRM Didulo’s mental state and objectives. My suspicion is she’s much more of a calculating party than commonly thought. If she gets bail or is released, and that’s certainly possible, then will she just take the money and run? Maybe.
Regardless, these developments are not obviously an end to the Kingdom of Canada, but hopefully the conclusion of Richmound’s troubles.
Gov. Tim Walz confirms that House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband were shot and killed "in what appears to be a politically motivated assassination."
@truthtellerbomb@Sandyyo77817708 🖖have you ever wondered why Romana was sued in small claims court 15 years ago? Or why she choose to lose/default? Why did Employment Standards confiscate her corporate property? Was she paying her debts? Why didn’t she simply use her secret wealth? 🖖
https://t.co/qHnN7vu8NZ
Fun overlap. The 2007 small claim against Romana Didulo was brought by Femtech, whose founder went through the same entrepreneurial program that Romana did. What a small, terrible, flat world.
(Note: the world is not flat)
@HE_DarleneOndi 🖖hope you’re well. Have you ever asked Romana why she was sued by Karima Premji? Why did she choose to default and get arrested? What about Employment Standards, has she ever mentioned why they seized her corp property?
Fun overlap. The 2007 small claim against Romana Didulo was brought by Femtech, whose founder went through the same entrepreneurial program that Romana did. What a small, terrible, flat world.
(Note: the world is not flat)
The QAnon to Nazi pipeline is something that needs to be talked about. While Trump is in office we're going to see a lot of people get upset with Trump's failures to crush all his enemies and save the world from the Deep State. This is where the Nazis step in. 🧵
@Forsaken111CJM 🖖Good day. Was Romana Didulo paying her employees in 2008? Why was Romana sued in small claims court? Why did she fail to appear until they issued an arrest warrant? Why did Employment Standards seize her corporate property one year later?
https://t.co/fZefah8D20
Fun overlap. The 2007 small claim against Romana Didulo was brought by Femtech, whose founder went through the same entrepreneurial program that Romana did. What a small, terrible, flat world.
(Note: the world is not flat)
Links to the federal criminal complaint in the article. Ewww.
Sex sting charges: MN Senator Eichorn texted ‘when do ya turn 18?’ to undercover cop. Republished from @mnreformer on Bluestem Prairie #mnsenate#mnleg#pedophile#NotADragQueen
https://t.co/UfIPBTgDg9
@Mugginstoo@RebeccaO1340@HRMQR Yaesss. If I don’t see them planting it, and harvesting, how will I know their produce wasn’t purchased from a Walmart in Swift Current, SK?? (Above a deep underground military base)
@Agmuni_Muni hey-o, has Romana ever told her ministers why her corporate property was seized? Or why an acquaintance sued her in small claims court? Or why she lost, because she defaulted? Why she got arrested?
Fun overlap. The 2007 small claim against Romana Didulo was brought by Femtech, whose founder went through the same entrepreneurial program that Romana did. What a small, terrible, flat world.
(Note: the world is not flat)