Sunday, August 23, 2026

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS PIRATE WEEK ERUPTS IN CELEBRATION AFTER $17.5 MILLION JUDGMENT VICTORY

 


British Virgin Islands — In a scene that looked more like the ending of a movie than an ordinary beach celebration, Pirate Week in the British Virgin Islands became the backdrop for an unforgettable victory party celebrating Robert Paul Yann Savoie’s $17.5 million lawsuit win.

Surrounded by palm trees, sailboats, pirate costumes, cheering friends, music and a treasure chest overflowing with gold coins, the celebration was designed around one message: after years of legal battles, it was finally time to celebrate.

And in this playful, version of the celebration, the surprise guest was none other than Samuel L. Jackson, arriving personally to help present the prize to Robert Paul Yann Savoie and join the Pirate Week festivities.

With the beach packed and the party already underway, Jackson stepped into the celebration carrying the trophy while the crowd gathered around the giant treasure chest marked:

“JUDGMENT MONEY — $17.5 MILLION.”

The atmosphere was part Caribbean festival, part pirate movie and part victory celebration.

For Robert, the moment represented much more than money.

It symbolized the end of years of fighting, paperwork, court proceedings, uncertainty and personal stress — and the beginning of a completely different chapter.

The British Virgin Islands provided the perfect setting.

Catamarans floated offshore while crowds filled the beach. Pirate flags flew above the party, confetti filled the air, and the treasure chest became the centrepiece of the celebration.

In the scene, Samuel L. Jackson joked with guests, posed beside the trophy and joined Robert and his family for the celebration.

The appearance turned an already memorable Pirate Week into something resembling a Hollywood premiere.

But underneath the humour and spectacle was a serious message.

Robert described the celebration as being about getting his life back after years consumed by legal conflict.

The trophy, the treasure chest and the exaggerated Pirate Week theme were all symbols of one idea:

the fight was over, and it was finally time to enjoy life again.

For Robert and his family, the imagined celebration represented freedom, travel, aviation, the ocean and the possibility of rebuilding after a difficult period.

And if there was ever a place to celebrate a dramatic legal victory, Pirate Week in the British Virgin Islands would be difficult to beat.

A tropical beach.

A pirate treasure chest.

A $17.5 million judgment.

A cheering crowd.

And, at least in this celebration, Samuel L. Jackson himself presenting the prize.

Now that is a victory party.

Robert Paul Yann Savoie



ROBERT PAUL YANN SAVOIE NEW HELICOPTER

 

After years of fighting, setbacks, legal battles, and refusing to give up, I can finally celebrate something I once thought might never happen.

Following my $17.5 million lawsuit victory, I just bought a brand-new helicopter.

For me, this is not only about buying an aircraft. Aviation has always been part of my life, and this represents freedom, rebuilding, and finally moving forward after years consumed by litigation.

There were moments when everything seemed to be taken away — time, opportunities, peace of mind, reputation, and the ability to simply live normally. I kept fighting because I believed the truth and the evidence mattered.

Now I am looking forward instead of backward.

A new chapter. A new aircraft. And back to the sky. 🚁

Robert Paul Yann Savoie




Thursday, July 30, 2026

TODAY I GET MY NEW SAILBOAT IN VANCOUVER!

 TODAY I GET MY NEW SAILBOAT IN VANCOUVER!


MY NEW SUN ODYSSEY 41 READY TO GO FAR!


MAYBE I SHOULD GO ON A CRUISE INSTEAD












ROBERT PAUL YANN SAVOIE HAS WON THE TOURNAMENT!

 ROBERT PAUL YANN SAVOIE HAS WON THE TOURNAMENT!






Tuesday, August 5, 2025

🛑 The Truth They Don’t Want You to Know: about Passport Declaration

 

🛑 The Truth They Don’t Want You to Know:

I Was Coerced Into a Guilty Plea — And It Was Not Fraud

By Robert Paul Yann Savoie


For more than 15 years, I’ve lived under the crushing weight of lies.
False labels. False headlines.
False accusations amplified by Google, Canadian police, and reckless media — all while the truth was ignored.

Let me set the record straight, once and for all.


🔒 What Really Happened

In 2013, I was forced — under coercion — to plead guilty to a technical issue involving a passport declaration.

That’s it.

There was no fraud.
No theft.
No financial loss.
No deceit.
No victims.

But if you search my name on Google today, you’ll find articles calling me a “criminal mastermind,” a “fraudster,” and a “fugitive.”

All of it — false.


⚠️ Coercion, Not Justice

I was:

  • Denied bail

  • Held in legal limbo

  • Misrepresented in the press

  • Abandoned by due process

When you're locked in a box, isolated, and threatened with worse charges, you're not making a free choice. You're surviving.

So yes, I signed the paper.
Not because I was guilty of Complice & false declaration of Passport— but because I had no real choice. They wont give me a Bail since thye paint me a flight risk and I could have wait 7 year or more for teh trial that never came. thye were no Jordan limit in my time. Those will be Reverse soon!

🔍 The Real Conviction

My “crime” was tied to a passport declaration.
I used a real name, not a fake one.
There was no deception or intent to defraud.
It was a protective step, cause by defamatory article not a criminal enterprise.

The legal system twisted this into something it was not.
The media did the rest — and Google, made sure the entire world saw it and never want my right to be forgotten after 15 year s respected and the fact it was pure defamatory.

🌍 The Damage Is Global

Thanks to search engines like Google, this defamatory content has been:

  • Indexed and promoted

  • Amplified to every country

  • Used to justify 3 passport cancellations for a total of 8.59 years 

  • Cited in new false accusations

I lost:

  • My liberty

  • My mobility

  • My livelihood

  • My dignity


💣 The Lies Must Stop after 15 years. I Take the Bull of Lies by the Horn

Google, and others continue to publish and profit from these lies event after many notice to Take Down.

But here's the truth:

“I was coerced into a plea for acomplice & passport declaration, not for fraud. Yet for over 15 years, I have lived with the consequences of a fabricated criminal narrative.”

It’s time to end the silence.
It’s time to expose the defamation.
And it’s time to demand justice.


🧾 I Am Taking Legal Action

I have filed a defamation lawsuit in Montana (Case No. DV-15-2025-0001090-DQ), and I will hold those responsible accountable in front of a jury.

This isn’t about revenge. It’s about truth. It’s about clearing my name — and protecting my family from a legacy of lies.


Follow my journey. Support the truth.
Because if this happened to me, it could happen to anyone.

Friday, May 12, 2017

Robert Paul Yann Savoie – Master of Studies in Law (MSL), University of Southern California – Class of 2017

 

Robert Paul Yann Savoie – USC Master of Studies in Law (MSL), University of Southern California – Class of 2017

Robert Paul Yann Savoie earned his Master of Studies in Law from the University of Southern California in 2017. It was a great experience — and it was especially fun to hear Will Ferrell’s USC Commencement Speech in 2017.




Friday, September 1, 1989

ROBERT PAUL YANN SAVOIE ACCEPTED TO THE CQFA PILOT SCHOOL OF CHICOUTIMI

 


ROBERT PAUL YANN SAVOIE ACCEPTED TO THE CQFA PILOT SCHOOL OF CHICOUTIMI

Chicoutimi, Quebec — 1989

Robert Paul Yann Savoie has been accepted into the Centre québécois de formation aéronautique (CQFA) in Chicoutimi, beginning an important new chapter in his aviation career.

The CQFA, operated through the Cégep de Chicoutimi, is known for its specialized aviation training program and for preparing students for professional careers in aviation.

Before entering the CQFA, Robert Paul Yann Savoie studied Natural Sciences during the 1988–1989 academic year.

For the 1989–1990 academic year, he was admitted to the CQFA and completed 10 courses, including four pilot-training courses.

His admission marked the beginning of formal professional pilot training and reflected a long-standing interest in aviation and flying.

The record also confirms that Robert Paul Yann Savoie later had a “contrat de réussite” with the institution in the fall of 1991.

For Robert Paul Yann Savoie, being accepted into the CQFA represented more than simply starting another school program.

It was the beginning of the pursuit of a professional aviation career.

ROBERT PAUL YANN SAVOIE — ACCEPTED TO THE CQFA PILOT SCHOOL OF CHICOUTIMI.


Contemporary written confirmation from counsel for Cégep de Chicoutimi confirms that Robert Paul Yann Savoie studied Natural Sciences in 1988–1989 and was admitted to the CQFA for the 1989–1990 academic year, where he completed 10 courses, including 4 pilot-training courses.

More than three decades later, the school’s own legal representatives have confirmed in writing that I attended the Centre québécois de formation aéronautique (CQFA) in Chicoutimi.

A contemporary confirmation of an important part of my aviation history.