So group, I have used the notice of mistake and the point of order, they just ignore me. Someone suggested putting a lien on the charges, I can do that easily. Any other suggestions. After that article in the paper, they really have it in for me!! GULP!!
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
You're not supposed to GO to court :/
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Philip Laforet
I am out on bail, so... if I don't go they will deliver me there!
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Anibal Jose Baez · Mackximus Minimus
When you say you have "used the notice of mistake and the point of order", could you be precise in exactly how you "used" these? How did you noticed them?
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Philip Laforet
I filed the notice with the crown and clerk, read it into the record in court. I have another chance next week as I have to go in again! As the notice of mistake goes, there was no response from the crown. This Judge has it in for me!! I have it in for him as well and he knows it!!
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Anibal Jose Baez · Mackximus Minimus
Did you filed the SURETY BOND (BC) into the case file?
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Anibal Jose Baez · Mackximus Minimus
Because if you have, PHILIP LAFORET is already in the custody of the court. If you followed all proper instructions of HOW to use the "NOTICE OF MISTAKE", and understand WHY is it that it can be used, you should know that boths issues of SURETY and ACCOUNTING, have been resolved. The PERSON they were looking for has APPEARED, and is now in CUSTODY of the Court, and any ACCOUNTING should be SETTLED by the SURETY BOND.
Now, if you DON'T have filed the BC, how could you have "used" the "NOTICE OF MISTAKE"? The NOTICE OF MISTAKE is to give NOTICE that the REAL PHILIP LAFORET has now appeared, and is in the CUSTODY of the Court, and separate SURETY from the Living MAN. Since there is no PHILIP LAFORET in the file, (as your notice should had said), their presumptions still stand.
It looks like you don't understand whats happening, and they know you have no clue to what it's going on.
What should you do at this point? That would require some pulling some stuff out of my ass.
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Philip Laforet
They would not accept it, as I tried to file it with the clerk down stairs and she said she would not be responsible. I can try again in the court room. One problem is the Judge is retiring at the end of June, so he doesn't care what happens. Perhaps it's my verbal delivery of the notice that needs some brushing up!
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Scott Duncan
*Sigh*
Submit it as an EXHIBIT in an AFFIDAVIT. They can't refuse your SWORN TESTIMONY!
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Philip Laforet
Got ya!! Thanks! The reason i the BC was not put in at first was because I wan in the Klink and I had someone else file the notice and they would not take it in the file. So when I got out I tried to have it put in the file through the office? (not in the courtroom), they would not accept it. Now I understand to put in, in the courtroom! Scott some of us are slow learners, but willing students! Not exactly second nature, I'm a wiz bang at embalming though!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
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Scott Duncan
OOOO! Let's grab lawyers and embalm them while they're still alive! :D
...I typed that in my "outside keyboard", didn't I? :/
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Philip Laforet
You hold 'em down and I'll grab the formaldehyde!!
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Scott Duncan
I want to have a chat with them first. :D
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Ben House-Of Thompson
Yes be careful, they will come after you! Get rid of your letter box, it gives them jurisdiction to your property! Also remove any welcome mats or signs you may have because it is actually an invite and put up a notice on your front gate and front door, claiming private property and forbid government agents including the Police Company from any consent to enter! This will stop the police at the gate. Unless you have caused harm on person or property. Forgive me if your way past this point.
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Ben House-Of Thompson
For court, request full disclosure on record, they will give you disclosure (partial) but they WILL NOT give you full disclosure, do this again on second session on record, the third session you inform the judge that this is you third request for full disclosure with no full disclosure given and ask the case be dismissed End Game.
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Philip Laforet
I do not believe I have caused harm to any person or property, I promised to lien property, which is legal. They just do not appreciate being stood up to.
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Philip Laforet
Thanks Ben, for the advice. They did give me disclosure in court, I believe it is in full, as I am aware of the evidence.
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Ben House-Of Thompson
Brilliant, what are they failing to do to be at tort by you?
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Scott Duncan
OH FUCK! Thread shit-stain!
"For court, request full disclosure on record" - NO! NEVER ACCEPT OR REQUEST ANYTHING!
NEVER!
Ben House-Of Thompson - you are giving BAD INFORMATION AND IT'S TIME TO SHUT UP NOW!
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Scott Duncan
Ben House-Of Thompson - you are giving BAD INFORMATION AND IT'S TIME TO SHUT UP NOW!
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Ben House-Of Thompson
I have used this successfully many times
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Scott Duncan
Holy fuck, it's like you guys LOOK for things to fuck yourselves up.
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Ben House-Of Thompson
People get confused here, full disclosure is a seperate thing
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Philip Laforet
I never requested anything, they just gave it to me.
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Ben House-Of Thompson
Why would you not use full disclosure method?
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Scott Duncan
Ben House-Of Thompson, you are either:
Leaving out a peice of key information, or you are lying.
Requesting disclosure is CEDING THE FUCKING JURISDICTION.
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Ben House-Of Thompson
That right
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Scott Duncan
...which is BAD ADVICE.
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Ben House-Of Thompson
Ask for Full Disclosure and watch what happens, the judge will order prosecution give it to you! They will not tho,
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Ben House-Of Thompson
Why is it bad advice?
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Scott Duncan
There is NO LEGAL ADVICE PERMITTED HERE, GOOD OR BAD.
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Ben House-Of Thompson
What is your legal reason?
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Ben House-Of Thompson
Do you have one?
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Scott Duncan
" For court, request full disclosure on record, they will give you disclosure (partial) but they WILL NOT give you full disclosure" - NO!
THIS
IS
STUPID
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Ben House-Of Thompson
Why?
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Ben House-Of Thompson
These twats MEVER explain themselves, but insults come thick and fast
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Ben House-Of Thompson
Answer please?
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Scott Duncan
The ACT OF ASKING, CEDES THE JURISDICTION! "Disclosure" is THEIRS, not YOURS! If you are NOT part of THEIR jurisdiction, you do NOT want any of their shit!
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Ben House-Of Thompson
Do you even know to ask for full disclosure???
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Scott Duncan
Did you sit down with the crown and compile the disclosure the night before? Do you want a memento of the passionate gay sex you had with him to celebrate the creation of this wonderful "disclosure"?
If yes? Stop sucking the crown's cock. It won't help you.
If NO, the WHY DO YOU WANT THEIR SHIT?
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Ben House-Of Thompson
I'm waiting to hear why something I have used many times, doesn't work and is stupid???
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Ben House-Of Thompson
Long break :-) dude feverishly tries to look up on google, lol
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Scott Duncan
Ben, remember that "shut the fuck up" thing we were discussing earlier?
You have a LOT of shutting the fuck up to do. Best get started now.
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Ben House-Of Thompson
My guess is Scott is the main advice giver here?
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Scott Duncan
Oh...and he tries to imply I don't know what I'm saying...
Well you will feel a slight tingling sensation, followed by...
BANNED!
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Scott Duncan
" I'm waiting to hear why something I have used many times, doesn't work and is stupid" - Even though your ass is banned, I'll still answer.
You are lying.
Period.
It REALLY IS that simple.
You are attempting to con people into JOINDER by lying about your supposed "success".
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Scott Duncan
Therefore, anyone listening to you would be stupid for doing so.
I hope that clears it up.
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Scott Duncan
This is why it's so hard to "infiltrate" my circle. I simply do not put up with bullshit information being spread.
This is not a DEBATE centre. Want to debate? Submit a post to the Roguesupport Nx timeline, and we will happily show you just how stupid you are in the most public and humiliating way. HERE is not the place for your bullshit ideas.
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Scott Duncan
...or agents trying to mislead.
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Philip Laforet
Well that was quick!!
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Scott Duncan
These Shit-stains sink in if you wait too long :D
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Scott Duncan
That man had a LOT of Shutting The Fuck Up to do. He didn't even START! I Cannot abide such laziness. ;)
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Scott Duncan
JUST A REMINDER, since someone left a shit-stain here:
NOTHING FROM THE GOVERNMENT IS "FREE"! NEVER ASK FOR, AND/OR ACCEPT ANYTHING FROM THE GOVERNMENT! EVER!
NEVER ASK FOR, AND/OR ACCEPT ANYTHING FROM THE CROWN! EVER!
NEVER ASK FOR, AND/OR ACCEPT ANYTHING FROM THE COURT! EVER!
If they GIVE you something, GIVE IT BACK (Attach a NOTICE OF MISTAKE to it too!), because the are offering you a COURTESY.
COURTESIES ARE FOR COURTESANS!
Since the role of the COURTESAN is to GET FUCKED, they are entitled to, and can accept COURTESIES. You don't want to be the one who gets fucked!
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
Scott Duncan I agree, why ask for their concocted piles of conspiracy via the court...if people want the information in the states have yourself or anyone file an FOIA...by asking for the info in court it creates joinder and they believe you will respond and fight. This is all about not acting as a LAWYER or trying to be a LAWYER in THEIR CLUB we are not here to PLAY a GAME in the COURT or dramatize theoretical law practice.
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James Allan
I was recently offered disclosure after making it very clear I was attending under duress and, inter alia, jurisdiction was being denied. I refused disclosure and said that is not something for me it is for something an "accused" (whatever the hell that is - all I know for sure is it's not me). I made it clear that if it was the Crown's submission that I was the "accused" that I would not be relieving the Crown of the burden of proving I am the "accused" by taking something which only that fiction is entitled to receive. There are two questions you will note are repeatedly asked by the judge. One, are you going to be retaining counsel? And two, have you received disclosure? Perhaps an similar analogy to those two questions would be asking Scott if he has ever been fitted for an IUD or had a hyterectomy. Know who you are and what applies to you!
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
He kept asking "why?" when you already told him, "The ACT OF ASKING, CEDES THE JURISDICTION! "Disclosure" is THEIRS, not YOURS! If you are NOT part of THEIR jurisdiction, you do NOT want any of their shit!"
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
demand Proof of Claim
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James Allan
Their claim is statutory in nature. They are alleging that a class of person (a fiction) engaged in an act it was not permitted to do or omitted to do somthing it was otherwise required to do based upon the rights and duties conferred upon it by Her Majesty. Their claim is not grounded in the common law and directed at the living man/woman for injuring another party.
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Scott Duncan
"Statutory? Sorry Mister Supernumerary, but I don't UNDERSTAND what you mean by "STATUTORY" ".
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James Allan
Wtf do you care about some class of person that did or didn't do something? Its got absolutely nothing to do with you. But do not demand anything (including proof of claim) in a statutory court under a statutory proceeding since the only person with standing to be heard there is a legal fiction and the Crown. Are you either of those?
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
The only reason for their encounter with you is their CLAIM that you are in their jurisdiction. Prove it!
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Pete Daoust
Can I say something ?
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James Allan
Beverly Girl-Brain Braaksma: Agreed 100%. Hit at jurisidiction! I see so many wanting to go into a statutory proceeding and ask for proof of claim "of an injured party". That's irrelavent, they are NOT claiming such things. I thought that was the "proof of claim" you meant. If you hit at jurisidiction right at the onset they have not established you as being the legal fiction.
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Pete Daoust
I will say anyway, fuck it....I read Scott Duncan saying : ...or agents trying to mislead. This lead me to two questions.
1). Do you really think some government agents are following this group ?
2). If some do, are they NOT just going to quit their stupid jobs and figure out that they are really missing the boat ?
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
6. WHAT EVIDENCE do YOU have, that I am an OFFICER, an AGENT, a TRUSTEE and/or an EMPLOYEE of the CROWN? WHAT EVIDENCE do "YOU" have of any WARRANT OF AGENCY for the principal?
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David Johansen
courtesy and courtesian are like holding the door for a party who thinks you expect more, when your intent is just being nice and they take it as an invitation to being screwed.
holding the door for you is not a request for sex althou you might think that way, I might just want to see your bum first before i decide to waste the time or not!
is it the court's intent to fuck me or just fuck with me?
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Derek Moran
How is your knowledge regarding Maxims-of-Law, Philip?
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Philip Laforet
Off hand, not too well, however I don't mind doing a bit of research!
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Sino General · ChiefRock Sino General
If my clients even get any docs from any lawyer i tell them to give it BACCCKKKK....STOP HOLDING ON TO THEIR SHIT, so thanks its good to read that. If you hold on to it, anyone know what that is called besides dealing with jurisdiction ? Mmmmm.... ??anyone? give it a few comments Scott Duncan before you jump the gun !!
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Sino General · ChiefRock Sino General
however i do say, photocopy them and than give them back lol...might has well look over the pile of crap they sent, its like a comic strip
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
surety
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
by silence
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Eamonn O Brien
YOU would be creating joinder by not rebutting the presumptions in the pile of crap...
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
ACCEPTING joinder
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Eamonn O Brien
They create and one accepts correct?
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Sino General · ChiefRock Sino General
nope...keep going...think about it, your HOLDING onto it....they handed it over...you keep it...surety is can be part
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Eamonn O Brien
You're trustee of a pile of crap?
Beverly Berta Braakschmack
You are holder of an offer to contract
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
in due course
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
Oh, HOLDER FOR VALUE?
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I in the meantime will PRESUME you know that Ontario is a common law jurisdiction and that you are all just playing-dumb with us otherwise. Feel free to ask for my fee-schedule too, by the way... :)
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Derek Moran
If the judge has it in for you, are you familiar with what the Rules-for-Recusal are?
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Philip Laforet
Not really, I know how to get them to recuse. I don't play by the rules, well not THEIR rules anyway!!
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Derek Moran
Recusal is based on:
1. Bias
2. Prejudice
3. Conflict of Interest
4. Ignorance of the Law
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Derek Moran
Wayyy down this page i wrote about a group in Brampton who were taken to court for having the NERVE to discharge their mortgages successfully with an Electronic Funds Transfer. As the story goes, one guy had a Judge/Justice who obviously was on the banks side. This guy calmy collected himself, leaned back in his chair, had a pondering look upon him, and commented to the Judge in a matter-of-fact tone- "Hmm, i gotta say, you know what? Seems like the court is showing some BIAS against me.(paraphrasing)" His friend who was there telling me the story SWEARS he's never seen anything like it, how like a switch had been turned on, this Judge seemed alarmed/startled by what had been said, almost worried, and thereon in, did a complete 180. The friend said the Judge acted COMPLETELY different towards his friend, and completely impartial, from obviously siding with the bank initially, to actually seeming like he was now siding with his friend. ALL this guy did, without getting his shorts-in-a-knot, in a non-adverse way, SIMPLY mentioned in passing that he felt there was BIAS being shown against him, and it completely turned his hearing around for the better dealing with the Judge. For what its worth, Philip... ;)
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Scott Duncan
You are the LAWFUL HOLDER IN DUE COURSE of a VALUABLE SECURITY, and you are the TRUSTEE for/of that security/property. You are therefore SURETY. IT'S NOT YOURS.
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Scott Duncan
If you ask that they recuse themselves, they must. You don't need to give a reason.
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
Scott, by this you mean any offer presented to your NAME, as nothing is presented to you? Only to YOU.
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Scott Duncan
Supernumeraries are there by presumed consent. Asking the supernumerary to recuse himself, removes that presumption.
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
Scott: You are the LAWFUL HOLDER IN DUE COURSE of a VALUABLE SECURITY “so this is the PRESENTMENT itself is a valuable security or the PRESENTMENT TO NAME (being the valuable security)?
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Scott Duncan
Yes. Close enough.
If the post office made an error and delivered a Nuke, destined for Area 51, but ended up in YOUR hands, because of a MISTAKE, then until the US Army is NOTIFIED, then YOU are liable for the well-being of that nuke.
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Philip Laforet
Thanks everyone for all the great information!! What a great group of intellectual people.I had mentioned putting a lien on the charges, now I think I am going to lien the law licenses of a few "crown" attorneys. I believe judges are also card carrying lawyers are they not?
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Pete Daoust
Intellectual people ? :/
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Pete Daoust
Me, I'm filled with WISDOM, but intellectual ? I'm not sure on that one :D
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Philip Laforet
I may have pushed it a bit there and 2 greats? Anyway, I am still grateful for the advice from all the wise people.
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Pete Daoust
You are welcome and if I can help you more, don't call :D
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Pete Daoust
If the post office made an error and delivered a Security (BC), destined for the Registrar General, but ended up in MY hands, because of a MISTAKE, then until the Registrar General is NOTIFIED, then I am liable for the well-being of that Security (BC). ? Do I get this correctly ? :/
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Derek Moran
Pierre.. destined for the Registrar General, or Receiver General? ;)
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Derek Moran
This is an excellent point, Philip. Once a lawyer from the BAR, becomes a Judge/Justice, how does that change things..or, is he now just a Judge/Justice contolled-puppet of the BAR, too? :/
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Scott Duncan
A JUSTICE is NOT A PERSON under the law. It's the only way to ESCAPE the BAR.
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Philip Laforet
I believe they maintain their law license, I doubt any of them would give it up even if they could. In Ontario, you can put a lien on it for $28.00 and $8.00 a year after that through PPSA, Thanks to DEREK HILL for letting me know about that!! So once their license has a lien on it, in the immortal words of Donald Trump, YOU'RE FIRED!!!
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Philip Laforet
Well then just go after crowns licenses, once a few of them get fired there will be no worry about "Justices".
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Derek Moran
"If the post office made an error and delivered a Nuke, destined for Area 51, but ended up in YOUR hands, because of a MISTAKE, then until the US Army is NOTIFIED, then YOU are liable for the well-being of that nuke."..... wow, so whats really being said here between-the-lines? That WE, were never INTENDED, to be the RECIPIENT, of the Birth Certificate? But that WE, ended-up with it, by (wink-wink, nudge-nudge) MISTAKE?? :/
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Scott Duncan
Yes. But YOU are the only VALUE in the name
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Derek Moran
Ahhhhhhh..... why do i get the feeling we were SUPPOSED to end-up with the RECEIVER'S CERTIFICATE, which instead, ended-up being sent by AGAIN (wink-wink, nudge-nudge) mistake to the REGISTRAR GENERAL of each Province instead? :/
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Derek Moran
AND..which would explain THIS part of THEIR Criminal Code:
Public servant refusing to deliver property
337. Every one who, being or having been employed in the service of Her Majesty in right of Canada or a province, or in the service of a municipality, and entrusted by virtue of that employment with the receipt, custody, management or control of anything, refuses or fails to deliver it to a person who is authorized to demand it and does demand it is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding fourteen years.
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: If I LIEN the Nuke, I've CLAIMED it.
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Philip Laforet
Well off to court tomorrow. Handing back their disclosure. Going to create some havoc, for sure!!
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Eamonn O Brien
So the Government created a valuable security and the certificate should have gone to the Treasurer (Ireland) as they handle Government finances...
There are many different types of securities... Would I be close in saying the security represented by the BC is an "EQUITY SECURITY"?
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Eamonn O Brien
Claim ~ An interest or remedy recognized at law; the means
by which a person can obtain a privilege, possession,
or enjoyment of a right or thing
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Eamonn O Brien
Security
A security indicates an interest
based on an investment in a common enterprise rather
than direct participation in the enterprise. Under an
important statutory definition, a security is any interest
or instrument relating to finances, including a note,
stock, treasury stock, BOND, debenture, evidence of
indebtedness, certificate of interest or participation in
a profit-sharing agreement, collateral trust certificate,
pre-organization certificate or subscription, transferable
share, investment contract, voting trust certificate,
certificate of deposit for a security, fractional undivided
interest in oil, gas, or other mineral rights, or certificate
of interest or participation in, temporary or interim
certificate for, receipt for, guarantee of, or warrant or
right to subscribe to or purchase any of these things.
A security also includes any put, call, straddle, option, or
privilege on any security, certificate of deposit, group
or index of securities, or any such device entered into
on a national securities exchange, relating to foreign
currency
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Eamonn O Brien
Would I be right in saying we have a security in the form of an equitable interest in a corporation i.e common stock? Referred to as a PERSON? :p
Common stock ~ A security that represents an ownership interest in a company and includes conferring voting rights on matters pertaining to the company... i.e. Elections, referendums etc?
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Philip Laforet
Just got back from court, returned their disclosure, they weren't happy!! Left them with this comment, "what I'm going to do is lien someone's law license!" Have to go back tomorrow for another matter, fireworks for sure, I will be submitting my notice of mistake, properly this time and of course the old point of order is in order, but the court will be in disorder for sure!!
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James Allan
What court are you in? What was their response to disclosure being returned? And, what reason did you give for returning it?
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Philip Laforet
Ontario court of justice. The crown looked upset and the JP asked me if my name was on it, I said I didn't look at it, it was given to me by mistake. If there had been a Judge I would have used the notice of mistake and the old point of order. Tomorrow there will be a judge and I will use it on him!
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Scott Duncan
There will be a JUSTICE, not a Judge. :P We have no Judges here.
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Philip Laforet
Oh ya, a Justice, well whom ever is sitting up there tomorrow is going to hear from me!!
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Pete Daoust
Hey Philip Laforet, tell him Fucks the Puppy says to go fuck him self :D
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Philip Laforet
Oh you're bad. I will if it gets to that!!
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
Philip Laforet good job! now the Justice and his goons will try to call one who approaches as such crazy at the upcoming hearing because a threat was made; this was what they've done to me, just maintain control and keep focused never to give up any rights.
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Philip Laforet
I'll maintain control alright, the justice tomorrow is the guy I promised to lien his condo, he's a bit nervous around me.
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
lol ok.
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Pete Daoust
FOCUS :D
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
yes, somehow justices become doctors of psychiatry on the bench in an instant and suddenly evaluate people like their qualified to determine our health on the spot without even knowing shit about us personally.
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Philip Laforet
Let them try!!
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
or should i say internally because they do know a lot about persons :) :):)
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Derek Moran
Philip, before you GET INTO IT with the Justice- try saying to him first:
"Let me first just start-off by saying your Justice, that i am here in GOOD FAITH, as i do not WISH to create controversy, as i WISH to remain in peace-and-honour, as i have reason to believe there has been a MISTAKE, as i am NOT a GOVERNMENT ACTOR, performing a GOVERNMENT ACTION, or peforming a public-function-of-government"..... this is if the POINT-OF-ORDER mantra doesnt work first.
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Pete Daoust
I'm the lawful holder in due course of Philip Laforet
I'm the SOLE beneficiary of Philip Laforet
I'm the only one who makes business decision for Philip Laforet
And I RESERVE ALL RIGHTS
Any Objections ?
O
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Pete Daoust
:D
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Scott Duncan
This policy may be referred to as THE FUCKS THE PUPPY ACT of 2013.
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Steve Lemieux · Steeve Contributing Beneficiary
Why can't Philip just stand on his affidavit and exhibits? "Justice, did you get my paperwork? Did you understand it all, including my notice of mistake? How can I help you?"
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Pete Daoust
Soory guys, I will freely share my wisdom with you but I have a customer who is about to empty my shop as we speak.... :/
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Steve Lemieux · Steeve Contributing Beneficiary
Philip is merely the accommodation party there to bring resolution to any controversy.
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Scott Duncan
That's a GOOD thing, if he's paying for it.
...not so much if he's not.
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Pete Daoust
He is paying, not a problem with that part :D
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Eamonn O Brien
Isn't paying illegal? :p
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Pete Daoust
Illegal activities :D
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Pete Daoust
Terrosism :(
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Philip Laforet
Just got back from 'court' interesting. I submitted my notice of mistake with the birth certif. attached. gave a copy to the crown. The justice tried to give it back to me, I wouldn't accept it, they left it on the counter. The crown lady grabs it and puts it on the podium where I was standing, I didn't touch it. I am sending her a letter thanking her for willingly accepting surety for the legal person and reminding her of the obligations and duties she has accepted. Also, she was drinking coffee in the courtroom, a big no no. So I will be putting a lien on her law license, to the tune of $50,000.00. That should stop the coffee drinking problem!! Who do these people think they are?
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Sirwade Firsbey
@phillip they think they are above their own law's.
Philip Laforet
Well, they are going to find out just whom is above the law!!!
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Derek Moran
The famous- "If you got mailed a NUKE"-thread...
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Derek Moran
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Derek Moran
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Derek Moran
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Derek Moran
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Philip Laforet
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Eamonn O Brien
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Philip Laforet
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Pete Daoust
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Philip Laforet
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
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Philip Laforet
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Philip Laforet
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J.c. Of-the Family-Pearson
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Derek Moran
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Steve Lemieux · Steeve Contributing Beneficiary
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Scott Duncan
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Pete Daoust
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Sirwade Firsbey
Philip Laforet
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