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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

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Jan 07, 2013 5:21 AM

Scott Duncan

THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER - You've seen it on a Dollar bill. What does it mean? What does it have to do with personal Sovereignty? Can you live without it?

ASK!

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Michael WebbWeLove JessicaDawn AndOthers

I am genuinely curious as to the correct perspective for both of these questions. Any feedback is as always, greatly appreciated. I value your time as I do my own, thanks for sharing... anyone!

My limited capacity leads me to the following.

"What DOES it have to do with personal Sovereignty?"

--> http://www.royalmint.com/aboutus/policies-and-guidelines/legal-tender-guidelines

... And working off of this (above links example of meaning), it seems the question "Can you live without it?" is a loaded question.

Yes! You can live without it, because you are free to accept OR offer anything you DEEM valuable.

No! You can not live without it, because it offers protection/redress/remedy for your debtor.

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Andrew D'AragonAndrew Ofthe RoyalHouse Aragon

Scott Duncan did say at the opening of this thread; "This would be where questions go..."

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Derek Moran

In fact, thats the very definition in The Dictionary of Canadian Law for 'Quasi-Criminal': "...created offences/offences created..." CREATED??..like, "What was lawful yesterday is now illegal today..?"...sounds a little like Inducement or Entrapment, no?

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Beverly Berta Braakschmack

If the govt made a "legal" tender(much like decriminalizing something, how stuff becomes legal?) to be trade, it is created by them. Same as your legal name, created by them, then becomes the surety. They create something and it becomes liable. In that case, all debt on the surety (your legal name created by them) is payable by their surety (created by them)

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Michael WebbWeLove JessicaDawn AndOthers

Scott Duncan:

"THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER

THIS (The NOTE you are reading) NOTE (Still that same NOTE) IS (estoppel) LEGAL (Acts and statutes with the force of LAW) TENDER (An OFFER)

This note offers you LAW, and if you receive the BENEFIT, you have ACCEPTED the LAW."

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Beverly Berta Braakschmack

Legal Tender is coercive. It MUST be accepted to settle debt. In that case, if my credit card statement has a balance of $5000, and I send them a $20 bill and state that this settles the debt, is that legal?

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Scott Duncan

*facepalm* It's a coupon that says you are entitled to benefits...like a 10 Dollar bill is.

Bank Notes do that task, so the BC MUST do some OTHER financial service, which you would grasp, if you ACTUALLY LEARNED WHAT MONEY IS. :P

You have no RIGHT to monetize a birth certificate. IT'S NOT YOURS.

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Scott Duncan

I suppose it could settle ONE debt, but then you don't possess it anymore... you see the problem.

Only the GOVERNMENT MUST accept notarized copies, as it is the trust, and you are ENTITLED to. It says so in the BILLS OF EXCHANGE ACT. :P

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Scott Duncan

"I really MUST invest my only ACTUAL value (time) finding out the current state of money of account (which can only buy OTHER money of account) in the books of some stranger running a trust that has NOTHING to do with you."

Is that what you are saying?

OK, WHY?

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Scott Duncan

I already KNEW that. If you lien it, that's what they must pay you, before they can use it again. WHO CARES what they do? Seriously?

For someone who wants "freedom" you sure are interested in the wrong things.

STUDY, don't experiment. You aren't qualified to interpret the results.

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Derek Moran

Slept on it last night... so the 'receivers certificate' i looked-up in Black's last night.. is really the birth certificate.. they just dropped the 'receivers,' and substituted it with 'birth'...

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Scott Duncan

WERE YOU NOT READING?

IT IS A TRUST. Please stop using asinine phrases like "bond attached", because that comes straight out of your ass.

YOU ARE THE ONLY HUMAN BEING INVOLVED. THE GOVERNMENT IS THE TRUST. Who will challenge that claim?

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Derek Moran

The way i see it, is that they never in a million years ever thought people would ever catch onto this - so Pamela Wallin can spend an extra $350,000/year travelling as a fucking SENATOR?..so why the hell should i feel guilty about anything? :/

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Derek Moran

I almost dont want to know what its worth cuz i know id become consumed by it, but..i also know that i heard that it costs $400 MILLION a year to operate the Senate in this country - what the fuck do they do??

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Derek Moran

Money is GOLD, however, the Governor General renews the 'suspension' of it every year since 1933, so that they can make the 'hot-air-CREDIT-balloon' rise and as big as possible..for themselves, of course ;)

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Beverly Berta Braakschmack

real money. 1. Money that has metallic or other intrinsic value, as distinguished from paper currency, checks, and drafts. 2. Current cash, as opposed to money on account.

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Derek Moran

Common law of England

9. The rules of the common law of England, including the law merchant, save in so far as they are inconsistent with the express provisions of this Act, apply to bills, notes and cheques.

http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/B-4/page-3.html#docCont

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Beverly Berta Braakschmack

Ok Scott Duncan, there is something here you want us to get about legal tender and what money is. It seems to be all over all of these threads. Could you point us to a book or adequate direction to find the answer to this? Out of the 57 reading, maybe 10 of us dare posting thoughts...

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Scott Duncan

...just as soon as it's legal to pay, I SWEAR I will.

...I'm good for it. Honest.

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Fiona Munro

A dollar bill is just a peice of paper ,Deposits merely bookentries.Coins do have some intrinsic value as metal, but generallyfar less that face value ! Making them instruments - checks paper, paper money ,and coins acceptable at face value in payment of all debts and for other montery uses. mainly its the people that exchange such money for other finanical assets. and for real goods and services whenever they choose to do so . Money like everything else, derives its value from its scarcity in relationto its usefulness. :)

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Derek Moran

Google-Translator: LIEN in french, translated to english = (you're all going to be shocked) BOND........ LIEN in english, translated to french = PRIVILEGE i.e. 'rights and privileges' ?

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Pete Daoust

Privilege in the sens that if you try selling the thing...the one who have a privilege gets paid first

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Cara Small

when one gives some one cash then one is sloughing off some one else's "promise to pay". No one really ever gets paid. The promise is enough to buy what we need for now but what happens when the promise isn't what one wants anymore?

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Mick ParkerSúil Eile

"The two essential characteristics of tender are an unconditional offer to perform, together with manifested ability to do so, and the production of the subject matter of tender." so the holder of legal tender (value based on a commitment in the future) would bear the holder an obligation to perform?

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Pete Daoust

legal tender n (Economics, Accounting & Finance / Currencies) currency in specified denominations that a creditor must by law accept in redemption of a debt le'gal ten'der n. currency that may be lawfully tendered in payment of a debt, such as paper money or coins

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Mick ParkerSúil Eile

accepting the queens shilling, the royal navy held the presumption everybody wanted to join. drunken sailors would be clobbered from behind, wake up aboard the good ship fuckin lolipop with the queens shilling in their hand & pressed into service. PLEASE PUT US OUT OF OUR MISERY SCOTT DUNCAN?

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Derek Moran

Yes, thats what im getting at. And i think, in their eyes, they would say then- "You accepted our LEGAL Tender. LEGAL = STATUTORY. STATUTORY = GOVERNMENT. Therefore, in a round-about way, i think they would feel, that they have successfully created joinder with us into being government-AGENTS/performing-a-public-function-of-government, if not AGENTS indirectly of THE BANK OF CANADA, therefore, THE BANK OF CANADA ACT they would say applies to us too? Thats the long-version of what i was asking Scott.....

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Pete Daoust

ggee Derek Moran, I was having a blast watching this, and now you are leading me in watching that crazy serious stuff :( https://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=HG9paM_3QRM&feature=endscreen

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Mick Parker

slavery wasn't necessarily colour specific why is it portrayed as if it was? http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-irish-slave-trade-the-forgotten-white-slaves/31076

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Mick ParkerSúil Eile

Derek Moran i just heard a winston shrout interview where he discussed people using postal/post office currency without obligation to the federal Govt, 59mins on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG1lD5Ql1pE

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Mick Parker

winston shrout is inacurate about the irish bail out in that video, i think he may mean iceland but a quick look at iceland shows that has been hijacked by the bankers again.

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Derek Moran

So Scott- LEGAL TENDER is an OFFER for LAW.. we ACCEPTED their OFFER upon ACCEPTING their TENDER, so.....what is the significance/consequence then as a result of once we ACCEPTED their LEGAL TENDER, in THEIR eyes.....?

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Derek Moran

I know, i know. But upon ACCEPTING their offer, without us realizing it, they then view us as what?.. that we are performing-a-public-function-of-government, that being an AGENT of The BANK OF CANADA in a roundabout way?

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Pete Daoust

I even suspect them that if you carry more than 10k of these new plastic bills on you, well they can track you and follow you as they wish......but that may be paranoia.....don't take this one as TRUTH...:D

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Derek Moran

Ok. So now, knowing this, whats the ALTERNATIVE? I go to a bank, with a cheque, i endorse it, the teller starts pulling-out LEGAL TENDER, counts it, then begins to count it out to me on the counter, and not like she'd know what was going-on anyways, but i say to her- "No thank you. I decline your offer of law to give me legal tender, in exchange for my signature..(or something like that)" NOW WHAT? We've never really discussed what the alternative is to DECLINING their offer for THE LEGAL TENDER FOR LAW...... :/

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Pete Daoust

If I get paid CA$H and I DISPOSE it to get some stuff...no one other than me knows that....If I get paid CA$H and DEPOSE it into a BANK account, I KNOW this bank is ASSOCIATED with the GOvrnment....so, somehow, they KNOW I used THEIR stuff, then I'm fucked....:D ....so the way I get it, you ONLY go to the bank with checks that has the mention on it: FOR DEPOSIT ONLY.....nothing else....

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Pete Daoust

You get yourself a PREPAID credit card with Derek Lafleur on it, you transfer funds from your bank account to this PREPAID credit card, and you go buy the freaking coffee....:D

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Derek Moran

Ok, so, make SURE(ty) that i dont SIGN the back of whatever cheque i am bringing to the bank, like i always have in the past. I ONLY print like Pierre mentioned, FOR DEPOSIT ONLY. They DEPOSIT the cheque into my account. *shrugs* Now what? I want to go buy a coffee, but my pockets are empty. How do i go about getting the CASH now that i need to go buy my coffee, without creating joinder with the government accepting their LEGAL TENDER?

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Sino General

Well, i dont know how many of you have done this, but i contract my way into agreements by the retention of whatever i am sending for payment. Money is only a medium of exchange, does it really matter what it is we exchange ? Cash or legal tender notes are nothing more than paper with ink on it and now plastic with ink somehow integrated into the plastic. So, if we take their remittance vouchers and just accept the top portion and fill out the voucher in such a way that it has a signature on it with numbers printed on it and along with the account number. I go ahead and tender this to the CFO or dept that accepts remittance vouchers and send along a notice document that contracts the settlement of the account with stipulations that, retention of the fully endorsed voucher will be observed as acceptance by their conduct. So, in fact they benefited a service and their in-action, which is an action in fact held onto the tender. OR i could and have, sent in a chq in the amounts of 20 dollars and wrote in the memo: payment in full for settlement and closure on acc #12343 and by cashing that chq they are in full agreement that 20dollars settles the 15,000.00. I have done this and thus far no one has ever sent back the voucher. contractually they all agreed. who knows i may be wrong...so far i cleared my credit and debts this way..https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152693156665024&set=a.10151982027160024.874658.510870023&type=1&theater

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Adam Thomas

If they don't accept your vsluable instrument chief rock, ask for the original back within 3 days otherwise theyve accepted.try to get them to give ye a Receipt for it too. Ye just never know your luck

Kelleran Holman

well fuck!...all this time my method has been to cash cheque WITHOUT depositing it into account first (some tellers don't like to do that btw) then I have the cash, and my account reflects NO activity regarding any cheques I receive for my services...this is wrong then?

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Scott Duncan

YES! That's INCOME. If you have a record of having been PAID "income" (your employer) but no record of a DEPOSIT then it's TAXABLE.

If you write FOR DEPOSIT ONLY in the "notes/memo" line of the cheque, then it is NOT taxable. It becomes...a DEPOSIT.

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Kelleran Holman

It may be irrelevant...but I have a "private contract" stating "without benefit or deduction" I did not give or use my SIN# either....also no T4 was issued...does this change anything Scott? As I am contracted, not "employed"....??

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Kelleran Holman

I wish I knew you this time last year....actually 20 years ago would have been handy also! Haha maybe you could have a look at my contract when I get home Scott...as it may need tweaking also, if that's ok, of course

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Derek Moran

@ADAM- Black's Law 6th, ALLONGE: a piece of paper annexed to a NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT or PROMISSORY NOTE, on which to write ENDORSEMENTS for which there is no room on the instrument itself. Such must be so firmly affixed thereto as to become a part thereof.

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Derek Moran

FORMAL CONTRACT: also called a DEED, in writing and UNDER SEAL by the PROMISOR. If a contract was written and SEALED by the promisor, the formal act of applying a SEAL to the document was seen as evidence of a serious INTENTION to MAKE and KEEP a PROMISE. Contracts under SEAL were the first to be ENFORCED by the courts. A seal is required to enforce a promise if there is NO CONSIDERATION. The existence of the seal indicates that the party signing the document INTENDS to be BOUND by the agreement even when he or she receives no consideration from other parties, as in cases where the PROMISOR is promising a GIFT to someone. This can be important if, as in TAX CASES, it matters that a CONVEYANCE of something is meant to be seen as a GIFT and not something else. It is also usual for the document to be signed by the person who WITNESSED the promisor signing and affixing the seal to the document.

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Derek Moran

THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER...THIS NOTE IS A LEGAL TENDER OFFER OF/FOR LAW...TENDER A CONTRACT...FORMAL CONTRACT...FORMAL CONTRACT IS A DEED UNDER SEAL BY THE PROMISOR...TWO SIGNATURES (Mark Carney, the Promisor?), and his Deputy (the Witness?)...that Royal Seal with the Lion-and-the Unicorn on it..... so Scott- am i to take away from this, that each individual Bank-of-Canada Note is in itself a DEED also? :/

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Beverly Berta Braakschmack

Derek, I think the Legal Offer is for us to USE this "money" (as we don't have any, only USE OF) and being that statutory codes are all based on ACCOUNTING, this is part of THAT OFFER. WE are the PROMISORS (to pay). That's why WE ARE the only ones who can create "money". The OFFERORS equals the signatures on those notes. Scott?

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Eamonn O Brien

I'd imagine once you only conduct your business affairs in the PRIVATE they can never prove you actually use their money...

The term "under the table" (being paid for goods or services without a public record of it) would suggest that it's a "dodgy deal" one is engaging in when actually it's how it should preferably be done... Governments probably coined the phrase now that I think of it...:p

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Sirwade FirsbeyWho-are You Frisbey

If you touch it you are no longer Sovereign after you have filed the notice of mistake. If you are found with it upon your body or in your home while on land. your under their jurisdiction.

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Bill WiethaupBildo Schmildo

FRN's are dual capacity Notes. You can prove lawful money by putting a "Redeemed for lawful money pursuant to 12USC411" notice into your bank file. THEY operate on presumptions. Rebut their presumptions. Yes, to Bit-coin.

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Derek Moran

Scott Duncan: James...please shut up about how much your "rate" is. They don't CARE. The SECOND YOU USE THEIR MONEY, you are in THEIR JURISDICTION!

THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER

THIS NOTE IS A TENDER FOR LAW which says none of your fucking RATES mean shit and you are committing FRAUD.

YOU DID NOT WATCH MONEY AS DEBT III. I TOLD YOU ALL TO SHUT YOUR FUCKING PIE HOLES UNTIL YOU WATCH IT! WELL this breaks down the FRAUD....

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Derek Moran

Scott Duncan: YES! A measure of accounting to gauge FUTURE PRODUCTIVITY. FIAT MONEY OF EXCHANGE (Federal Reserve Notes) IS THE ACTUAL FUTURE PRODUCTIVITY.

Only 5% of the US money supply is this type of money. IT IS THE ONLY ACCURATE ACCOUNT OF A NATION'S VALUE.

It's NATURE is it's value. It cannot be tampered with without IMMEDIATE detection.

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Adam Thomas

How are we committing FRAUD ?? Head scratch. I'm missing something here. I hope I don't get another ass reaming from the BOSS by asking the question. I think I've got to watch MONEY AS DEBT 3....NUT SCRATCH...BUTT SCRATCH....

Pete Daoust

Or maybe he went there night time with a black suit, unlocked these doors, and photocopied these freaking transcripts....

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Derek Moran

just sent this email. . . . . info@bankofcanada.ca

Hi,

What are the terms-and-conditions that go along with my use of the Bank of Canada's legal tender?

Thank you, Derek

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Scott Duncan

You always get close to the answer and then once again, you pull shit out of your ass.

Ok, let me lay out how you think wrong. I am going to ask some questions, and you will answer them...lest you feel a tingling sensation, because I've had my share of bullshit concepts for the week.

First: What thought process lead you to believe this shit you pulled out of your ass, was the right answer? Explain in your own words.

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Scott Duncan

No, what I am saying is what I am saying. I am not speaking in riddles here. It's not written in sanskrit, or yiddish, and we have already established that you are too stupid to parse data or extrapolate anything.

I will repeat myself again, and I want you to shut off whatever thought process leads you to anything but the answer to the question I am asking.

I WILL ban you for good , if you do not read this very carefully.

I am going to ask some questions, and you will answer them...lest you feel a tingling sensation, because I've had my share of bullshit concepts for the week.

First: What thought process lead you to believe this shit you pulled out of your ass, was the right answer? Explain in your own words.

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Derek Moran

First-off...if its an OFFER to contract with us, then WHEN, the HELL, did they EVER, give us the fuckin' terms-and-conditions to read before we ACCEPTED to use their Legal Tender- SECONDLY...

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Derek Moran

..keep in mind Scott- i dont doubt for a second anything you've taught us about THE TENDER FOR LAW, doesnt mean i have to accept the surreptitious nature in which they implemented this system- THIRDLY...

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Scott Duncan

So if taxi offers a ride you can presume it's "free", and give a "notice of mistake" in leu of payment? Do you really think that?

Well you didn't make the money either, and it is FIAT currency (which is clear on the note) so SOMEBODY who is NOT YOU is PAYING to create this BENEFIT.

If you use MONEY, you are already bound by the very tender you accepted by using the money.

You don't get to go "my mistake" after.

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Derek Moran

The LAW, is ALL, about INTENT...THEY knew what they were doing when they SUSPENDED gold as payment back in 1933

And if the LAW, is ALL, about INTENT- then.....WHAT, was their INTENT? Good, or bad?

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Derek Moran

324 fuckin' people on this page...thats been going since January...a page called THE TENDER FOR LAW, no less...yet I, am the first fuckin' one to have it occur to them that- "Hmm...maybe someone should just ASK the Bank of Canada for once what the terms-and-conditions are for the use of their 'replacement-for-gold'"...and IM, being threatened with being banned??...WTF?

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Scott Duncan

The fact that you arrogantly believed you knew what "THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER" means does not mean any "intent to defraud" exists. You are just upset that you are stupid.

Don't worry though, everyone else is like that too. Ask everyone you know, what "this note is legal tender" means. They will make all sorts of bullshit up and say bullshit like "what they means to say is..."

Seriously, fuck off with that shit. I'm nearing the end of my oath and I just won't put up with things like that.

I SAY VERY CLEARLY AND CONCISELY, WHAT I FUCKING MEAN! If you imply otherwise, you will be banned for chronic stupidity, as chronic cases are a drain and a burden.

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Derek Moran

"Listen-up everybody...as STUPID as Derek Moran is, he is the FIRST ONE on this page after listening to everything ive ever said about THE TENDER FOR LAW, to even have it DAWN upon him, that maybe should INVESTIGATE with the Bank-of-Canada, what EXACTLY the terms-and-conditions ARE for the use of THEIR so-called 'money'!"

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Derek Moran

I SIMPLY, suggested, the title, of a Notice, to send to them, attempting to get FULL-DISCLOSURE from out of them...

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Scott Duncan

Why do you think they need to be notified of anything?

General Motors doesn't care if you don't grasp the terms of a rental agreement, and the Bank of Canada doesn't care about your ignorance of plain English.

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Scott Duncan

I'm actually TRULY grateful to those who aren't stupid. Why is that? Why do I feel gratitude when someone with an IQ above the room temperature speaks?

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Gail Marie

what helps me was a tip from ChiefRock Sino General..I replace the word "law" with "contract" to help me comprehend, I think there is some programming with the word "law" and doing this helps me to by pass it

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Derek Moran

BEVERLY- they at LEAST give'ya the fuckin' terms-and-conditions to read over before you open-up an account with a bank. Now the truth is, nobody ever does- BUT, they at least give you them...the terms-and-conditions are 8 to 10 pages long, but again, they at leasy give you them up-front, to sit-down, read over yourself, and decide- "Meh, no thanks...i think ill just use LAWFUL TENDER instead of your LEGAL TENDER"

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Scott Duncan

But a TENDER is an UNCONDITIONAL GRANTING, not a contract. The law it tenders is a BENEFIT that you have obligations under.

You can't renegotiate a tender any more than you can renegotiate estoppel.

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Derek Moran

Ok, you know what - we will see, wont we. We'll see when i go and try and correct the 'honest mistake' of how that NUKE/Birth Certificate was mailed to my parents, and how the Registrar General ended-up with what i should've got instead. We'll see...we'll see how willing they are to go- "WHOOPS...OOps-a-daisy...honest mistake, how'd that happen? Oh, you are right Derek, there was a mix-up in who shoulda got what. No problem, we'll just correct that for you in a jiffy" ;)

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Scott Duncan

...And they all collectively drown in their own self-constructed bullshit. :(

Fuck I really want all of you to die painfully...

OK, I will try ONE MORE TIME...

IT'S A TENDER. YOU ACCEPT, OR YOU DON'T. If you USE it, you have accepted the tender. It says so.

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Scott Duncan

I have little use for males. All of them are disposable. This means that any males in my life are far better than you could ever hope to be, so you should probably avoid commerce and/or personal interaction with me.

The whole tender is to DISCOURAGE or get value up front. I win either way.

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Pete Daoust

I'm asking because I've put some signs everywhere in my office and store....

NOTICE

This is a PRIVATE Business If you enter this place, you agree to OUR terms and condition Thank You La Direction

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Beverly Berta Braakschmack

Yes, the Notice of Mistake is not a counter offer, rather non acceptance. It doesn't ASK for proof of claim as counter offer, it states facts that cannot be rebutted and, by AUTHORITY, settles and closes.

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Scott Duncan

You did well. You have accepted the tender for law that applies to its use. That's what LEGALLY facilitates the transfer.

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Sino GeneralChiefRock Sino General

So, so many always go off topic, that is so annoying. Anyways, what does it have to do with sovereignty ? Absolutely nothing....can you live without it, hell to the yEs motherfucker....Just dont do so well without Water and food. Is it me or do must folks on here have super bad attention deficient disorder and have no ability to really stay solid on one topic ?? It kinda veers off each comment and post....just a thought Hmmmmm... ya...

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Cara Small

If it is LEGAL tender does it not apply only to the LEGAL person? Would waving the right to be recognized as the legal person not just take care of that? Does not sweat equity trump legal?

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Sino GeneralChiefRock Sino General

how can anyone say "THEY" are in debt when your not the one on the seas of commerce....a sovereign cant be in debt, or can they ? how does this answer the original question ?

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Scott Duncan

Well first you build another currency. You need to be able to buy food. We can't make/grow everything so you need bank-free currency.

...are you taking notes?

Ok, once you have a crypto-currency, you set up exchanges. Accept ONLY the crypto-currency as payment. Bank currency is something you need when you want to buy anything... no other reason.

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Gail Marie

you can make your own currency easy as drawing on pieces of paper and saying I accept only these specific pieces of paper as payment?

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Pete Daoust

I'm just wondering how to keep the books about the Corporation who has to pay me in bitcoins does it....the corp need a wallet too and needs to show in the books that it has to exchange some $$ for bitcoins in order to pay me.... :/

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Cara Small

Barter. So what of land? Pretty much everyone has been fooled into thinking they "own" land because they "payed" for it. Can we not claim to be the one holding the land we have put all our sweat equity into for future generations? How does legal tender apply to this area if it is used to acquire land? I am so confused how anyone can simply apply rules when you provided the labour?

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Pete Daoust

Sell your land to your CORPORATION, and lien your PERSON with this same CORPORATION, and make you PERSON liening this same CORPORATION for the $$ it owes your NAME for the sale of the LAND.... :D have fun....IN TRUST....

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Scott Duncan

That's the problem Cara. I don't KNOW what it is to be as you are. I never will.

That answer is just mine, and NOBODY else's (although it is sure to be copied). You barely grasp monetary theory, so I have no answer when you ask what "the rest of you" do.

If you need a view delivered from a position of ignorance, there are lots of Christians on Dean Clifford's page. Perhaps they can help you...

...or you can educate yourself so you CAN leverage crypto-currencies. I cannot see things from your perspective. From this vantage point, you are miles below me, and you all look the same. Just different colours of "wrong".

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Adam Thomas

Hey Cappy. Here's a QUESTION that I am about to pull out of my ass for ye. How do I pay for a Bitcoin with a BoE & does bitcoin represent a BoE. I THINK that by using bc ye are a sovereign tard....are ye NOT??

Scott Duncan

Yes Pierre. He just proposed that we "make" a currency "worth" LESS than a U.S. dollar...

That really is a special kind of stupid.

It starts out with a stupid presumption about the value of currency, and adds a big extra helping of stupid, by de-valuing it by over 1000%.

Mister Frisbey could work for the US Federal reserve... or become a Scientologist... Both take a special kind of stupid to do...

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Cara Small

I am SO frustrated about TRYING SO HARD to be honourable and feeling like the world is some sick play ground set up by bullies. I am fucking CRYING!

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Adam Thomas

No Cara Small Atherton, you actually have all the answers here ask our Cappy. If ye come under Aquillae flag you're numero uno in the WORLD....... CAPTAIN= RESPONSIBLE TO EVERYONE ON BOARD HIS SHIP.....

Scott Duncan

TRY to imagine what it's like knowing from childhood, what you are just learning now.

Now add having EVERYONE you were supposed to trust, declare you "bad" or "crazy" for daring to propose that its wrong to live in comfort, at the expense of your fellow man.

THEN try warn your fellow man, and get called worse by the likes of Will Preach Leeman and assorted nazis who claim their imaginary friend is the answer. (WE MADE IT UP! I KNOW JESUS IS PRETEND BECAUSE WE [Nobility] INVENTED HIM!)

Imagine a lifetime of people hating you and harming you because you dared say the things you do right now, to the people who could fix the problem.

You don't get to cry, Cara. You aren't qualified to know the sadness yet.

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Scott Duncan

Every time a Stupid Nazi Christian, or a slimy weasely Jew, or a smelly violent ignorant Muslim affects public policy, more is taken... infinite circles of idiotic snakes eating their own tails to support the agenda of strangers. There are simply too many, and ignorance is a virtue these days.

Go look on Dean Clifford's page and count the times I'm called "ignorant". This is just a tiny sample of the celebration of stupidity, that is western civilization has become.

People love bullshit too much. they just do. You cannot fight it. I've tried for decades.

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Scott Duncan

You DO know that we have only been around for less than 200 thousand years, right?

Well of all the life on earth's billions of years of existence, is extinct, with the tiny exceptions that live today. Earth will be just fine, with or without us.

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Pete Daoust

You speak with someone you just met, the guy seems to be intelligent, and suddenly, out of the blue, he says he is a jehova witness.....!!!!...that can be big time disturbing...I JUST CANT FUCKING GET IT.....

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Scott Duncan

Again, that's really cute that you are feeling that... I was nine when I went through this thing you struggle with now, Cara. ... I knew a lot more than you do, too! ...it doesn't help. :(

Only an oath to those who still keep their promises, compels me to be here. You'd never have known me otherwise.

My solution will never be your solution. I intend to harm people when I'm done with this "law" venture. This is 30 years in the making, and you have seen the tip of the iceberg.

I stopped caring a long time ago. I have a baseline hatred for you all. I loathe your celebration of ignorance. I despise the constant demands from positions of ignorance to accept other people's delusions.

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Scott Duncan

I am done with people with half my knowledge and intellect declaring that I am an idiot. It's only true when I say it to them. That's not "arrogance", it's just fact.

Yes being ignorant isn't a nice state to be in, but that does not mean ignorance deserves protection or respect. I will not pander to it anymore.

One day you will be where I am now...or your children will. They might read this and see how silly a lot of you are. I hope they take a minute and think of me being in the middle of it. They MIGHT understand.

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Scott Duncan

Here's the latest damage the Nazis (Christians) have done.

TIME Magazine used to be a reliable news source, and was often a historical record...

...now it's for lying about atheists. It's all part of the decay. Things that can/do lead to actual knowledge are vilified, while paths to ignorance (Christianity) are exalted.

All I can do is watch.

http://www.examiner.com/article/klein-responds-to-atheists-over-time-magazine-article-still-doesn-t-apologize

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Pete Daoust

tender 1) v. to present to another person an unconditional offer to enter into a contract. 2) to present payment to another. 3) n. delivery, except that the recipient has the choice not to accept the tender. However, the act of tender completes the responsibility of the person making the tender. (See: offer, delivery)

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Bill WiethaupBildo Schmildo

If I say you owe me a million bucks, and you don't rebut it, it will stand as truth in commerce that you owe me a million bucks after I default you. Then I'll sell the judgment to the mafia to collect it. I'll keep 3% to 5% of the judgment.

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Bill WiethaupBildo Schmildo

It doesn't matter WHY you owe me a million bucks. The FACT that you didn't rebut that PRESUMPTION was all I needed to default you. I now have a judgment in my favor. Silence is equated with agreement.

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Pete Daoust

Of course, you will add the TAXES on it, an invoice number, the date, your PERSON'S name, my PERSON'S name, the products and/or services you sold to my person.....do you realize all this ????....

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Pete Daoust

An unconditional offer of performance in order to satisfy a debt. It may be offered to save the party making the tender from a penalty for nonpayment or lack of performance. On the other hand, if the other party should refuse the tender without a justifiable reason, that party may be placed in default. Something offered in order to settle a debt or obligation. An offer put forward in hope of acceptance. Something that serves as a means of payment, such as banknotes or coin (as in, legal tender).

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Bill WiethaupBildo Schmildo

I don't need to itemize, on the invoice, unless you ask me to. Remember, you are remaining silent on the matter. Yes, just like you said. Maybe I will, maybe I won't lien your legal person. Maybe I'll just take the judgment to the postmaster and shut you down completely until the debt is paid.

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Pete Daoust

Or maybe I'll go see the cops and ask them to arrest you for fraud..??...And OF COURSE you need to describe something on the invoice...fuck...why do you say that.???...sorry Bildo Schmildo, it does not make sense....I'm sorry....

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Bill WiethaupBildo Schmildo

There are scammers out there that do just that. They'll pick a name out of a phone book and bill the person. The person keeps throwing the bills in the garbage. Next thing you know, the poor bastard is looking at a judgment against him because he did not rebut the claim!!

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Pete Daoust

bill 1 (bl) n. 1. An itemized list or statement of fees or charges. 2. A statement or list of particulars, such as a theater program or menu. 3. The entertainment offered by a theater. 4. A public notice, such as an advertising poster. 5. a. A piece of legal paper money: a ten-dollar bill. b. Slang One hundred dollars. 6. a. A bill of exchange. b. Obsolete A promissory note.

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Scott Duncan

Bildo Schmildo: I'm going to assume you are saying all of this to point out the absurdity of the "legal" framework. I don't want to assume you are one of the freeloaders-on-the-land who BELIEVE that shit.

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Scott Duncan

Please be clear. There are Christians reading this forum, and they believe ANYTHING, (They're adults with imaginary friends, after all) so it's important to be clear. Irony is often lost on them.

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Bill Wiethaup

Google it. I no longer have the articles. This was years ago. It's also common practice in the legal land and it's called the Administrative Process. Where you been?

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Scott Duncan

You might have noticed I have a little hostility toward people who insist on belief, and declare "ignorance" when sources are demanded.

I get to say "google it". You don't.

Citation Please.

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Derek Moran

There's a flip-side to this coin. If one swears-out an affidavit saying someone owes them a Million-dollars, and uh-oh, it turns out not to be true- BUT, you were just HOPING your claim would go UNREBUTTED so you could pick-up a cool MILLION......i dont think FALSE CLAIMS in AFFIDAVITS go particularly well together

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Scott Duncan

As I said... Christians are reading. They believe bullshit (That's what MAKES them Christians). I don't want bullshit spread by some dumb-ass Jesus Jockey and claiming TENDER FOR LAW as the source.

Always write knowing that very stupid Christians are reading. I don't want them spreading any more bullshit/lies than they already do. They are retarded, and you have to write for the retarded.

...if Pierre can understand you, then you've probably dumbed it down far enough. :D Don't hurt yourself by trying harder than that... trust me, on this one.

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Bill WiethaupBildo Schmildo

Absolutely right Derek. Filing a fraudulent claim is not a good thing. But if it goes unchallenged/unrebutted, and the "truth" is not brought to light, then it stands. True? Or no?

Ok Scott. Gotcha.

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Scott Duncan

No. That which can be done, can be undone. If you notify the court that they made a MISTAKE you can start from scratch. Stop focusing on bullshit and fucking "Clubhouse Rules"!

YOU'RE NOT IN THE FUCKING CLUB! I really don't know why you retards are focused on that shit.

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Scott Duncan

I'll say it one more time, just to be clear. As you read it, think about the TIME and EFFORT you put into studying this shit. Do you get ANYTHING back from it?

...because you don't get the time and effort back!

So...

One more time...

YOU ARE NOT IN THE FUCKING CLUB! STOP STUDYING CLUBHOUSE RULES!

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Pete Daoust

That's another one that freaks me out...."you miss quoted me"...I haven't quoted fuck all, I just read...read that from the start..."you don't need to itemize products and/or services on a INVOICE......HEEELLLLLOOOOOOOOO !!!....but hey....They did it, I know THEY did it, I have no proof to show, I don't remember where I've got that from, but I know THEY did it.... :/

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Bill WiethaupBildo Schmildo

Lots of assholes out there Derek that do not have clean hands. Again, I was role playing with Pete and he ran off the playing field. Scott had to answer. I was throwing shit at him and he decided to eat it. Failure of critical thinking. He was watching my left hand while my right hand did the dirty deed.

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Scott Duncan

I know, but Christians MAKE it your intention.

They all have 3 things in common.

They are adults with imaginary friends. They all lie about people. They ALWAYS misread. Usually in the WORST possible way.

...all the while, preaching "love". They are vile creations of the Nobility and they LOVE their slave chains. They defend them viciously. Needless to say, critical thought tends to atrophy under those conditions.

Even if they don't know it consciously, they mean you harm. They are programmed that way. Always remember that.

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Derek Hill

Finally i found it.

To an alternative of paying with legal tender, how would you deal with agencies such as special examiners office(yes i'm aware that you said not to even involve yourself in it), but nonetheless its for the child.

The agencies i need to involve requires cash or credit card. I have neither of that. is there ANYTHING else that they would accept without a fuss?

I ask because i have no other way to deal with it and it is at a stand still until this is done.

I do not know where else to put this.

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Derek Hill

special examiners office isnt part of the court. its just where you go as a middle ground in order to question and seek clarification.

Also another place i need to deal with is the place where access takes place...Both places are not part of court.

Hope this helps. IF it doesnt, just grunt and mumble something Scott Duncan :)

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Scott Duncan

Here... I'll answer for you. i have better things to do then wait for your non-answer.

Scott: Is the "special examiner's office" run by a friend you trust?

Derek Hill: Duh.

Scott: Hmm... is that a NO?

Derek Hill: Duh.

Scott: I see. So not someone you trust. Do you do business privately with them?

Derek Hill: Duh.

Scott: No huh? So the COURT sent you to these strangers then, and stated they may "examine" you?

Derek Hill: Duh?

Scott: Remind me again how you don't have surety?

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Derek Hill

Scott: Is the "special examiner's office" run by a friend you trust?

Derek Hill: No.

Scott: Hmm... is that a NO?

Derek Hill: Duh.

Scott: I see. So not someone you trust. Do you do business privately with them?

Derek Hill: Yes Since its their own private business. People just went there for their services and used it for court. That is how the court found out about them and started referring people to go there to help avoid trial.

Scott: No huh? So the COURT sent you to these strangers then, and stated they may "examine" you?

Derek:No. Special examiners officer is there so i can question the applicant/respondent whichever it may be so i can seek clarification and establish a statement of facts. All answers are given under oath. I read up a lot of cases with other fathers that questioning was enough to settle.

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Adam Thomas

Keep digging for that nugget Derek. I will support you 100% of the way but you won't even ASK me a question regarding your child non access Order. How many payments with cash will they accept?? In GOOD FAITH GIVE THEM WHATEVER IN FIATS FOR THREE EASY PAYMENTS to the Value of.....

Adam Thomas

Do something to create CONTROVERSEY in their courts but do not commit ab act of violence or threats or damaging property.....just ho & see your boy let her make the claim & argue in court whose a bigger kunt you or your ex kunt....that's when judge goes "hmmm...these two aren't adults theyre kids & should rightfully be treated as such"....what about the best interest of the child ??

Adam Thomas

In good faith Derek. 3 easy payments. Me= rooster=COCK=72 HOURS =3 DAYS=JUDAS=ASKED 3 TIMES TO GIVE UP THAT JESUS KUNT=HE GAVE UP THE JESUS KUNT EVENTUALLY= JESUS NAILED TO CROSS BECAUSE OF JUDAS GIVE UP KUNT=KUNT= JUDAS

Cara Small

Soon I'll have the courage, to leave my thoughts behind. I'll give back all the knowledge, and keep the wisdom precious in my mind.

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Gail Marie

Derek, my unsolicited suggestion is to work through your own stuff and find a solution with your ex by putting your son first...relying on outsiders (ie the court or anything associated) is giving up your own power and can be more costly then you taking responsibility.

Deal with your own hurt and anger you have towards her and for the sake of your child come to a private agreement. It may be the more challenging route to take, but in the long run it will be the most beneficial to your child.

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Gail Marie

sounds like there is alot to work through then. A restraining order doesn't stop you from working through your own baggage, but it will be to your benefit when you finally do get contact with your son. Friend me if you want to talk more about it :)

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Scott Duncan

Sorry Derek Hill, but my transcript of our conversation is more accurate.

You did not CHOOSE to do business with them. They are a SERVICE. The GOVERNMENT is NOT a person, and only a person can pay. YOU have surety, no matter what delusions you pull out of your ass.

Your "remedy" is wait until your child is 18. The end.

That's what you get for knocking up skanks. PRETENDING I'm not right, doesn't really change any of the factors.

This is why I have NO interest in assisting you in ANY way. You've never listened before. You make shit up. You focus on the wrong things whenever I tell you ANYTHING and you create this fantasy-world of non-reality, and get confused when things don't go the way you think they should.

SO, let's make the conversation accurate again!

Scott: Is the "special examiner's office" run by a friend you trust?

Derek Hill: Duh.

Scott: Hmm... is that a NO?

Derek Hill: Duh.

Scott: I see. So not someone you trust. Do you do business privately with them?

Derek Hill: Duh.

Scott: No huh? So the COURT sent you to these strangers then, and stated they may "examine" you?

Derek Hill: Duh?

Scott: Remind me again how you don't have surety?

And yes the COURT sent you. At no time do people "Shop around" for a "special examiner".

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Scott Duncan

Remember that "no interest in helping you" thing I mentioned in the previous post?

...refer to that.

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Derek Hill

Ok scott, you mentioned before about liening the child.

Is there anything specific that i need to know in procedurally.

Can this be done at any time? With or Without "custody"? Does your LLC lien it or do you?

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Adam Thomas

Derek H. What is a NEWSPAPER USED FOR?? Here's your very valuable lesson because there is GOLD to be found in it...yep that nugget of poo....... Look up the LAW NOTICES in your NEWSPAPER. READ THEM ALL....& ALL THE VERY BEST TO YE.. YES Derek, I too stuck my dick in crazy with a SKANK too.............

Derek Moran

Scott Duncan: Seriously though, you are living in a universe, that by its very nature, is trying TO KILL YOU.

We are on a tiny rock, in a thin magnetic field, and beyond that is a universe that you will DIE if you are actually there. Down here on the surface it's not much better.

Homo-sapiens are NOT by any stretch of the imagination "sovereign". We need to cooperatively sustain ourselves, because as animals go, we kind of suck. No fur/horns/spikes/sharp talons, to protect us... Just a soft tasty snack for anything with a spine, that eats other things.

What level of "sovereign" do you think you can achieve alone?

I for one would die without Tara, my crew, and my trustees and officers. I REALLY DO serve them, because they REALLY DO make my life in EVERY MEASURABLE WAY, better than the majority.

...but I'm NOT "sovereign" by ANY stretch of the imagination. I need them. They seem to need me. So, no sovereignty for Scott Duncan.

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Chris Evan

LOL Derek. I have been asking them about 12 USC 411 (which is what you link is about) since June! I have asked all the way up to the Treasury Dept. I sent a registered mail, returned receipt on Aug 8 to the Treasury asking that very question. Of course I asked my commercial bank first, then the FedRes first and they blocked me by dancing around it, then when requestioned stated "they feel they have answered that question". As of today, I have not received the Green Card back yet. I checked the tracking number and saw that it had been "received". Still no answer!! My next step will be administratively get a summary judgement and assert my intent!

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Derek Moran

..just occurred to me - THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER = NO personal Sovereignty

If you are having to LABOUR for THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER, or DEBTSLAVE NOTES as WhiteRabbit-guy puts it, then you are NOT free/sovrereign - and how could you be...you're LABOURING to pay BILLS in order to be able to CONTINUE your EXISTENCE being ALIVE inside this FICTIONAL-system on this LIVING planet

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Derek Moran

..interesting that they add an 'a', changing it from "THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER," to, "TENDER OF PAYMENT...is A legal tender"

Legal Tender

8. (1) Subject to this section, a tender of payment of money is a legal tender if it is made...

Statutory Instruments Act

(3) The Statutory Instruments Act does not apply to the policy.

http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/c-52/FullText.html

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Pete Daoust

Debtor

One who owes a debt or the performance of an obligation to another, who is called the creditor; one who may be compelled to pay a claim or demand; anyone liable on a claim, whether due or to become due. In Bankruptcy law, a person who files a voluntary petition or person against whom an involuntary petition is filed. A person or municipality concerning which a bankruptcy case has been commenced.

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Jeff Roggers

When we use it to trade for stuff then we become subservient to the authority that wrote it

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Blake Gardner

And the administrator for another's property, namely the owner of the notes, ala hidden adhesion contract/social compact. Of course they would never disclose this, therefore your enemy IS your remedy...

Mick ParkerSúil Eile

so BoE is the same as accepted for value.... AforV??? IF different in principle in some way, please explain how?? its your birthright? Ironic that ........ On the eve of the "why robert mernard is lying through omission" everybody jumps at what feels right? Scott Duncan - They are a SERVICE. The GOVERNMENT is NOT a person, and only a person can pay. YOU have surety, no matter what delusions you pull out of your ass."

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Mick ParkerSúil Eile

so BoE is different because RM is a sack of shit, this is scotts page, not the buck-o-five page or the AforV page but you smear your shitstains on these walls like a republican prisoner. Lets have a think about your birthright/their promise. They promised to cut you in on the spoils of war/rape/subjugation. You dont give a shit, you just want your cut. You know the rest of the world is tiring NOT just of american foreign policy but its peoples attitudes about their self entitlements?

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Jeff Roggers

Yes this is why we lean the legal title name and place in a trust in our corporation that were the major shareholders of and then we create a whole new legal identity which we control 100 percent legal title and equity title thereof and surety cannot be attached then to the human from that new legal entity

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Pete Daoust

But Eamonn O Brien, who administrate this person we have ?, when it's CLEAR in my mind that I AM NOT the person, I HAVE a person, to be fully responsible, I have to decide to either ADMINISTRATE it, or redeem it ?....no ???

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Eamonn O Brien

It's very simple in my head, (whether that's a good thing or not is yet to be seen), I control the person. If someone makes a claim against me/it I want to see the contract or fuck off...

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Age ThomsonAdrian Thomson

Question for Pete Daoust ..... "Sell your land to your CORPORATION, and lien your PERSON with this same CORPORATION, and make you PERSON liening this same CORPORATION for the $$ it owes your NAME for the sale of the LAND.... have fun....IN TRUST...." Would this transaction between your PERSON that you have and your CORPORATION that you own have to be recorded in some way, like land registry or title issues etc? If there was a pre-existing mortgage on that land, could this still be done or would it have to be discharged first?

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Eamonn O Brien

I'm not embarrassed. I understood the concepts and read more than commented... I didn't realise cryptos were being discussed as early as that. I think I was more focussed on dodging surety and "sticking it to the man"...

Age Thomson

"Scott Duncan How many of you are embarrased reading this?"

Embarrassed: 1. To cause to feel self-conscious or ill at ease; disconcert 2. To hinder with obstacles or difficulties; impede 3. Archaic - To involve in or hamper with financial difficulties

Yes.

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