::* I started a new section 'Let's build the article together' in the article talk. It's been on the RFCbio list with no editors contributing as yet. Waiting patiently for so long with direct appeals,  I restored the 1981 information myself. When you find the time as an editor, please make the following your 1st contribution:  

 The Declaration 

 On Remembrance Day 1985, in the presence of the Governor-General of Canada, Government Leaders, the Military, Ambassadors of the Nations and 25,000 people he publicly declared, 

 "Hear O people and Nations, even to the ends of the Earth, the Word of the Lord God who is, and was, and is to come, The Almighty. The Lord has a controversy with the people. Do you do well to honour the dead, and yet, deny the God of the Living? Why do you follow the vain traditions of men, and make of no effect, the principles of God? You come here for one hour one day a year in a great show of public patriotism, and then forgetting, go back to work and make the same careless mistakes made by the generations prior to the 1st and 2nd World Wars. Hitler was killed, but it's his legacy that remains. A Soviet-American military-industrial complex consuming $trillions of dollars every year, holding the entire World hostage............" 

 "Hostage" was the last word he said perched on a bus shelter roof, as police got up and grabbed his megaphone. He was arrested for shouting, causing a disturbance, convicted and fined $250. He appealed without a lawyer to the Supreme Court of Canada.[16][17][18] 

 I e-mailed you scans of the relevant pages of the government lawyer's Factum resisting my appeal on the way to the Supreme Court of Canada. It verifies not only the words in the declaration itself, but  also the circumstances described above removed from the article.