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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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May 10, 2013 8:03 PM

Derek Moran

the MONEY is actually GOLD threads all consolidated into one featuring lots of gold from one SCOTT DUNCAN.....

Money is GOLD.. thats why Chief Justice Bora Laskin mentioned it 27 times in this case: Supreme Court of Canada, Bank of Canada v. Bank of Montreal, [1978] 1 S.C.R. 1148

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It is not so with notes of the Bank of Canada; assuming that gold IS money, notes of the Bank of Canada cannot and could never have been paid in gold and, since such notes are and were the only legal tender, they could not be discharged by the payment of anything which is different from themselves. If the holder of a $5 note of the Bank of Canada were to present it to the Bank for payment he could be dismissed or he could be told: “You already have $5”.

https://www.canlii.org/eliisa/highlight.do?text=gold&language=en&searchTitle=Canada+%28Federal%29+-+Supreme+Court+of+Canada&path=%2Fen%2Fca%2Fscc%2Fdoc%2F1977%2F1977canlii36%2F1977canlii36.html

Scott Duncan: THIS is GOLD, and I am beginning to suspect Derek Moran spends a little more time than is healthy, on CanLII.

Money IS Gold.. so how come nobody knows about that? Because Gold was effectively made illegal by the U.S. and Canada in 1933.. the U.S. proof is HJR 192, and Canada's is Order-in-Council No.16 April 10, 1933, and here are copies of that from:

http://www.stoptherobbery.com/Order%20in%20council%2016%20-%20page%201.jpg, and, http://www.stoptherobbery.com/Order%20in%20council%2016%20-%20page%202.jpg

So if money is GOLD.. and GOLD/money has effectively been made illegal since April 10, 1933 with Order-in-Council No.16.....what is considered in lieu of, to be 'money' now in its place? see FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION ACT: http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-11/page-1.html#h-2

Scott Duncan: "What is considered in lieu of, to be 'money' now in its place"? - THAT was the question.

Now the ACTUAL answer. You can read the Bills Of Exchange act...then the interpretation act (assuming you know what the words MEAN, and most of you don't) because there's a few things they need to shuffle around, so nobody clues in...

...or you can cheat, and just read what I say: On April 10, 1933, PAYMENT became illegal, NOT MONEY.

“negotiable instrument” includes any cheque, draft, traveller’s cheque, bill of exchange, postal note, money order, postal remittance and any other similar instrument;

“money” includes negotiable instruments;

http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-11/page-1.html#h-2

so if the Financial Administration Act says that “money” includes(means and means only) negotiable instruments; then whats considered a 'negotiable instrument' in the Financial Administration Act?

“negotiable instrument” includes any cheque, draft, traveller’s cheque, bill of exchange, postal note, money order, postal remittance and any other similar instrument;

http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/f-11/page-1.html#h-2

Derek Moran: its like the film INCEPTION, there's always another level.. money = negotiable instruments.. negotiable instruments = any cheque, draft, traveller’s cheque, bill of exchange, postal note, money order, postal remittance and any other similar instrument.. HENCE, money = any cheque, draft, traveller’s cheque, bill of exchange, postal note, money order, postal remittance and any other similar instrument.......this is a PUZZLE, and our public-servants like to keep the pieces spread out from us

Scott Duncan: The moral of the movie Inception:

If you run a virtual machine, inside a virtual machine, inside a virtual machine, inside a virtual machine, ...it runs very, very slowly.

FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION ACT: “money” includes negotiable instruments;

But what does "includes" - the trickiest word in the 'illegal-system,' really mean?

Martin's Criminal Code: section 379. "Trading stamps," Annotations - The definition of "trading stamps" in this section is EXHAUSTIVE notwithstanding the use of the word "includes": R. v. Loblaw Groceterias Co. (Man.) Ltd. ; R. v. Thomson (Niagara IGA Grocery), [1961] S.C.R. 138, 129 C.C.C. 223 (5:0).

This simply means.. "money" includes negotiable instruments = "money" means negotiable instruments = "money" is negotiable instruments = "money" means and only is, negotiable instruments.......... the fact that they didnt just use 'means' in place of 'includes' to begin with, is just clear evidence of their intent to try and mislead-and-deceive us through the use of this obfuscating-language meant only to keep us confused

Andrew Langevin: The inclusion of one thing is the exclusion of another.

http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/include include legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com Definition of include in the Legal Dictionary by TheFreeDictionary.com

Scott Duncan: All promissory notes buy...is other promissory notes. The title, and associated LEGAL status are part of the CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE OF THAT PROMISE.

No "payment" is ever made. You simply make enough promises to cancel any debt.

Derek Moran: Now-now Scott, you've misrepresented my words, you need to go back and see that what i said was- "..GOLD/money has effectively been made illegal since April 10, 1933 with Order-in-Council No.16.." - and if i had to write that over again i suppose to be clearer i would've put- "GOLD-as-money"....this is all technical anyways so this hair-splitting is just good practice

Scott Duncan: I concede the point. As you were the author of the post, your intent trumps any ambiguity.

PAYMENT, is what is actually illegal, so as soon as it's legal again, I will gladly pay you for any damages my misquote may have caused.

Hmm - well look at that..one of the examples given for the definition of a "negotiable instrument," is a bill of exchange - well how many different examples of a bill of exchange are there? Wait a second, in this part of the Bills of Exchange Act 1985 http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/B-4/page-36.html#h-27, it says one of the examples of a bill of exchange - are PROMISSORY NOTES...but when you look at a dollar-bill/legal-tender, it says on it - 'This Note is Legal Tender'..then, you look at the definition of a Note in the Bills of Exchange Act it says- “note” means promissory note; hmmmmmm.......so i guess that just means then, that if a legal-tender-note, is considered to be a promissory note, and a promissory note is considered to be a bill of exchange, and bill of exchange is considered to be a negotiable instrument, and a negotiable instrument is considered as whats left to be known as money in lieu of Gold being made illegal for payment back in 1933, then...i guess that just means...a legal-tender-promissory-note just constitutes part of what is considered to be 'lawful-money' these days, also.....................................................or IS IT?? ;)

Scott Duncan: LEGAL TENDER = TENDER FOR LAW

Free bonus, It's also a promissory note!

Why has nobody asked WHICH law?

Scott Duncan: Seriously people, you're awake, and it's time to get out of bed.

I can't be the oracle giving google-like snippets when a question is asked. You need to ask the right questions. I can't just "tell you".

Scott Duncan: Derek Moran: You see a bit clearer then the rest here, but you are focused on the WRONG THING.

Derek Moran: ..yes, there is another shoe yet-to-drop regarding THIS type of promissory-note

Joseph Pierre Gilles: got a question here Scott ...what LAw are we talking about ????

Scott Duncan: Whatever law governs the trustee, of course!

Derek Moran: this is why the Bills of Exchange Act 1985 is probably the best Act they have: 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.

Scott Duncan: If you want to buy shit with AQUILAE currency, you can; but the tender for law will be governed by AQUILAE.

Scott Duncan: Governed...like the GOVERNER of the Bank of Canada?

Scott Duncan: Yes Scott. That is why the Bank of Canada has a GOVERNOR.

So a legal-tender-promissory-note just constitutes part of what is considered to be 'lawful-money' these days also? I had resigned myself to accept this to be fact for awhile there, until, i stumbled-upon going through Detax-Canada's website again: http://www.detaxcanada.org/ - where he also includes a link to the CanLII Bank of Canada Act: http://www.canlii.org/en/ca/laws/stat/rsc-1985-c-b-2/latest/rsc-1985-c-b-2.html - regarding section 25.6: NOTE ISSUE - Distinction

(6) Notes of the Bank are neither promissory notes nor bills of exchange within the meaning of the Bills of Exchange Act.

Scott Duncan: A bank cannot promise what it does not have. The thing about banking is that BOTH parties come to the table with NOTHING, so they therefore can offer NOTHING.

Bank notes are SURETY for "money". Yes, they promise, to deliver...a promise.

CanLII - 1977 CanLII 36 (SCC)

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Cara Small

So THAT'S why I can't walk into a bank and ask to buy gold! Not the real stuff anyway. Can "stocks" or "shares" of gold be bought at the Bank of Canada? Maybe if some one wouldn't mind sharing how they know the "stock exchange" exchanges stock, I could understand the world of commerce a little better. Any takers?

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Derek Moran

You actually posed the best question in the thread;

Joseph Pierre Gilles: got a question here Scott ...what LAw are we talking about ???

Scott Duncan: Whatever law governs the trustee, of course!

Scott Duncan: If you want to buy shit with AQUILAE currency, you can; but the tender for law will be governed by AQUILAE.

Scott Duncan: Governed...like the GOVERNER of the Bank of Canada?

Scott Duncan: Yes Scott. That is why the Bank of Canada has a GOVERNOR.

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Derek Moran

i like this section:

Grantor may assign personalty to himself and another

54 Any person may assign personal property by law assignable, including chattels real, directly to himself and another person or persons or corporation, by the like means as he may assign the same to another person.

"...himself AND another" ? :/

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Pete Daoust

“every one”, “person” and “owner”

— quiconque —, — individu —, — personne — et — propriétaire —

“every one”, “person” and “owner”, and similar expressions, include Her Majesty and an organization;

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Pete Daoust

“trustee”

— fiduciaire —

“trustee” means a person who is declared by any Act to be a trustee or is, by the law of a province, a trustee, and, without restricting the generality of the foregoing, includes a trustee on an express trust created by deed, will or instrument in writing, or by parol;

BY PAROL ????? :/

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Derek Moran

Uhh- what part of, THIS IS THE MONEY is 'GOLD' thread does anybody NOT understand? NOTICE this does NOT say the, 'WHERE EVERYBODY GETS INTO A PISSING-MATCH DEBATING WHO HAS THE BEST ORAL-TECHNIQUES IN COURT TRYING TO OUTSMART THE JUDGE-thread'...please, by all means, feel free to start that thread. Your OWN thread. *long sigh, beginning to understand why Scott hates us all so much*

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Pete Daoust

“every one”, “person” and “owner”

— quiconque —, — individu —, — personne — et — propriétaire —

“every one”, “person” and “owner”, and similar expressions, include Her Majesty and an organization;

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Derek Moran

Grantor may assign personalty to himself and another

54 Any person may assign personal property by law assignable, including chattels real, directly to himself and another person or persons or corporation, by the like means as he may assign the same to another person.

"...himself AND another" ?

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Scott Duncan

“every one”, “person” and “owner”, and similar expressions, INCLUDE (Which EXCLUDES EVERYTHING ELSE) Her Majesty and an organization;

Now look at what I just said:

,..making ME (The grantor [Sovereign] AND (EVERYBODY GET THAT?) another [an organization]).

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Eamonn O Brien

What the f**k are we talking about? The sentence was taken out of context it would seem and starts in the middle of it... I'm totally lost... Break time...

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Pete Daoust

Oh fuck I got it Derek Moran......

Pierre in Criminal court....

NON-NEGOTIABLE

I'm the LAWFUL HOLDER IN DUE COURSE OF PIERRE DAOUST, Inscription No.119XXXXXXXX

I’m the SOLE beneficiary of PIERRE DAOUST

I make ALL business decisions for PIERRE DAOUST

At least 51% of my blood is ORIGINAL blood

I LOVE THE MONTREAL CANADIANS

I’m a very NICE guy

I am the MASTER or my PERSON Named PIERRE DAOUST

NO FUCKING STRAWMAN IMPLIED/EXPECTED

And I reserve ALL RIGHTS….all of them”

Is ANYONE have any objections ?????

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Pete Daoust

heir (“r) n. 1. A person who inherits or is entitled by law or by the terms of a will to inherit the estate of another. 2. A person who succeeds or is in line to succeed to a hereditary rank, title, or office. 3. One who receives or is expected to receive a heritage, as of ideas, from a predecessor

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Beverly Berta Braakschmack

A term of art formerly required to transfer complete title (a fee simple absolute) to real estate — This phrase originated in the translation of a Law French phrase used in medieval grants (a lui et a ses heritiers pour toujours "to him and his heirs forever"). See FEE SIMPLE.

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James Baal

Down here in limbo legal tender notes are brought forward to offer a promise to redeem debt Legally A4V...Up there the "Architect" Creates limbo by means of offering a world made of Equitable Titles and surety accounts...Fuck its time to get a totem.

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Pete Daoust

You're right Derek Moran....this is so deep that I don't get fuckal...and man, when I don't get it, it's because it's deep en tabarnak..... DESIGNATION, wills. The expression used by a testator, instead of the name of the person or the thing he is desirous to name; for example, a legacy to. the eldest son of such a person, would be a designation of the legatee. Vide 1 Rop. Leg. ch. 2. 2. A bequest of the farm which the testator bought of such a person; or of the picture he owns, painted by such an artist, would be a designation of the thing devised or bequeathed

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Pete Daoust

SYMBOL. A sign; a token; a representation of one thing by another. 2. A symbolical delivery is equivalent, in many cases, in its legal effects, to actual delivery; as, for example, the delivery of the keys of a warehouse in which goods are deposited, is a delivery sufficient to transfer the property

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Pete Daoust

Sorry guys, I have a question, Let say I DELIVER via Canada Post, the KEYS of SFC Inc's warehouse, to TRANSFER all the goods in it, which goods, of course, has no LIEN on it, to ANY other PERSON and/or TRUST.....this would be sufficient to LEGALLY have all this goods transfered....??????? :/

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Stuart Stone

54 Any person may assign personal property by law assignable, including chattels real, directly to himself and another person or persons or corporation, by the like means as he may assign the same to another person.

From 54: Let the person that I am administrating for (through private security agreement between me the man & the person) assign the chattels and or other property to myself (the man) AND a (private) corporation of my choosing...

Isn't that describing the relationship between the 'person' liened into the trust (for example AQUILAE), the grantor of the trust (the man/sovereign/Scott Duncan) & the corporation (Roguesupport Nx) or am I reading more into this (talking out my arse) than is actually there?

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Scott Duncan

no.

Do not add to and/or change what I say.

I choose my words VERY carefully. Do not think you can come up with a "better" answer.

If you think your answers are "better" than mine, you obviously have no use for THIS group...

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Pete Daoust

Scott Duncan, is that mean when I receive a Bill of Exchange, and I complete it, it is turning that BoE into a remittance ?

So when I finish my duty, we now have a remittance ? (remise)

And would it be fair to say we now have a PAYMENT ? (paiement)

Thanks Pete.

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Pete Daoust

So far, I never called it a payment, on the six remittances I have made for PIERRE DAOUST, I used DEBT administrative procedures, or in French, Processus administratif concernant cette dette....

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Blake Gardner

Making ME the grantor (soveriegn) and EVERYBODY another organisation...then the criminal codes definition of person (notice - not what it INCLUUDES but what it EXCLUDES)...the key is jurisdiction and title. Gold indeed...its like a new BERTH....:)

Blake Gardner

So when you use legal tender you are presumed a trustee under the trust law of that particular legal tender...which makes pulling yourself and the person out of the public in place of other buffer/firewall type vessels good sense. The law is determined by the jurisdiction...the jurisdiction is determined by the contract...law=contract.

Scott Duncan

If you are an Admiral, you have captains with surly crews that have severe emotional issues, looking to "let off some steam", protecting you.

It's lonely and depressing at the top, but it DOES have its perks :D

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Scott Duncan

RE: Bouvier's definition of "REMITTANCE":

1: What is listed is not "money" (As Derek Moran would gladly point out).

2: Payment is not legal.

Remittance is defined in ACTS now. Look for it there.

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Derek Moran

Actually- i just did a search on the province's 'e-LAWS' website, and as much as Scott got my hopes up to find it in their Clubhouse Rules, there is NO definition for REMITTANCE that they provide.....but- there was THIS:

Tax payment, NON-LEGAL TENDER

21.(1)A debt due to the Crown under section 8.1 of the Financial Administration Act in respect of a payment OR REMITTANCE under this Act shall be deemed, when the Minister so assesses, to be tax payable under this Act by the taxpayer from whom the payment OR REMITTANCE, and may be collected and enforced as tax under the provisions of this Act, except that the provisions under sections 24 and 25 do not apply to this tax. 1994, c. 13, s. 16.

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statutes/english/elaws_statutes_90r31_e.htm

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Cara Small

I can't find remittance in any of their acts so far, but I did find this definition in the Bank Act interesting; “person” — personne — “person” means a natural person, an entity or a personal representative;

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Chris Evan

I remember an elementary school teacher telling me I couldn't use the word in the definition! I thought that was proper....

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Derek Moran

I specifically remember being told in grade-school, that adding an adjective does NOT change the root-meaning of a word; it may make it a COMPOUND-word, but, the root-meaning of a word is NOT changed by adding an ADJECTIVE to it

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Derek Moran

Here's what Black's Law 9th-edition's definition for REMITTANCE says:

1. A sum of money SENT to another as payment for goods or services 2. An INSTRUMENT (such as a check) used for SENDING money 3. The ACTION or process of SENDING money to another person or place

..this definition seems to deal with BOTH the whole noun AND verb/adverb aspect of this term all-in-one with this definition

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Blake Gardner

In a system where it is literally illegal to PAY, the one who creates a liability must provide the remedy...therefore the remittance (forgiveness). Only thing is they are used to unlawfully demanding money of exchange and in specific specie. Yes, you can accept them (indorse) and return them for discharge BUT you MAY in most cases get some salty spray over the ships bow.

Blake Gardner

10% more sweat equity would be retained - 10% of the particular national debt would in theory be zeroed. Hypothetically yes but mankind is too far gone imo...they only have one last card to play. And most can see how that is being structured.

Rick Hiltz

I don`t know if this has been stated here in this group yet but gold is no different then money. A value is assigned to both and we accept it with out question . In times where economic uncertainty abound like now days people are told directed to buy gold to preserve their wealth ................Nothing could be further from the truth ........when you buy gold you preserve the class system already in place you ensure that those with more gold will always make the decisions that will effect your life in the future

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