So, I was in court on Wed, and I used the point of order, the Justice said they don't do the point of order. I had filed the notice of mistake, he said he didn't understand or comprehend it. I asked him to recuse himself, he wouldn't! These fucking people are out of hand!! So I sent him a notice of I am going to fucking lien your law licence!! He will be in front of ME on Wed. I will see if he has changed his tune!!
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Joseph Davia
They are in charge Philip - and they won't relinguish their perceived power easily - its a war they don't want to lose.
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
Philip, I can relate what happened to you, myself recently.
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Philip Laforet
I used that term exactly at one point along the road, PERCEIVED POWER! I am a real son of a bitch, really, you should meet my Mother! I will be as nice as pie, only for so long and then watch out!! I will have that BASTARD RUNNING FOR THE DOOR WHEN I AM FINISHED WITH HIM!! He was twitching a bit last week, I could tell he was nervous! JUST WAIT!!
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Philip Laforet
So, Colin do tell! Or have you and I missed it?
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
It was my first ever experience to be in a court where there was no victim.
I was denied being a friend of th court (amicus curiae), reserving all rights, handing up a Notice of Mistake, etc ... the court was seeking a successful conviction by any means possible; right or wrong. The collusion between the bench and prosecution was most evident.
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
Objection(s) over ruled!
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Joseph Davia
Dam hard to NOT reply when they ask though, had to really bite my tongue when I went through this shit in court, have to ASK ASK ASK to keep your status/jurisdiction/all rights reserved, the minute you UNDERSTAND you have given them power to STAND OVER you
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Joseph Davia
you have to believe it - otherwise you will inadvertently make a mistake and give your power away, then the fuckers have you, its just like a game of chess, DON'T GET CHECK MATED.
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Joseph Davia
Draw and quartered - walk the plank you bastard
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Philip Laforet
Thank you Mr.Outcast Frisbey (if that is your real name) great advice, I am way too polite, then way too rude. I must find the middle ground be firm, yet... well, we'll see. That is it!! The master of myself!! Perhaps the greatest conquest of all!! Thank you!
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I can tell they are like June Brides, they know something is coming, but they're not sure what!!
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Joseph Davia
Be a SOVEREIGN MAN "All Rights Reserved"
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Joseph Davia
You CANNOT GIVE GROUND in the courtroom - MAN on the Land(ground)
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Philip Laforet
Well I am a bit of softie, but then on the other hand a hard ass! I wish I was more like Scott, he's a hard ass all the time!!
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
I am just a "MAN"
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Joseph Davia
Being rude will antagonise them - not a good move cos they already in that state
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They are your enemies
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Joseph Davia
read second part of my previous comment
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Philip Laforet
I prefer the keel hauling method myself, it gives the deckhand the illusion he may survive, not likely. I know I can do this, I am a fighter, when the chips are down. This open forum is great, it offers so much wisdom and advice!! THREE CHEERS FOR SCOTT DUNCAN!!
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Joseph Davia
NOW I'm guna ask sumfing stupid here BUTT - I have read here or somewhere nearby that YOU DON'T APPEAR IN COURT, YOU JUST FILE THE "NOTICE OF MISTAKE" witnessed by a JP and leave it at that.
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Philip Laforet
It is confusing, because you THINK the JUSTICE is impartial, BUT they are not. I know they are all on the same side!! I can see the black robed goof change from Justice to crown, they are sneaky FUCKS!!
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Joseph Davia
Oh yea - with a notorised copy of your birth cert attached
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Philip Laforet
Sounds easy, does that work, has anyone here done that and not had a warrant put out for them?
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Joseph Davia
Technically it should stop the warrant being issued
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Cara Small
It is sounding like I show up BEFORE ME to be sure the proceedings are necessary.
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Philip Laforet
Listen, technically,, I am tired of being arrested, these idiots don't care. Really I believe the cops are the ZOMBIE invasion, only their brains are eaten away by their ILLUSION OF PERCEIVED POWER!!
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Joseph Davia
I will be doing that next cos they now guna come looking for me so will be filing the notice of mistake with bc attached - both notorised (not just the bc next week .... will keep u posted - but here in NZ things may be a bit different cos they not had to deal with anyone challenging them like this too many times in the past, I know the judge I went head to head with wasn't quite sure what to do....to a point.
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Cara Small
If not then as MASTER direct them to HALT and DISCHARGE.
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Philip Laforet
They aren't used to it here either, not exactly in this city. I already attached the original BC, so I don't have one any more. The justice gave it back to the clerk, who left it on the front of the desk and the crown took it and put it on the podium where I was standing, but I did not touch it again!!
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Joseph Davia
Thats what the cops do - they yell "HALT then they DISCHARGE" and someone dies
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Cara Small
You just ARE. The notice is what makes THEM understand......I think
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Cara Small
You may relate more to the term God
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Cara Small
Sure sure what ever the venue YOU are the HEAD
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Cara Small
Yes.
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Cara Small
I KNOW who I AM. I do not have to prove it. I am not asking their permission. I only have to question who THEY are.
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Cara Small
ummmmmm NO ONE important. Usually.
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Cara Small
bla bla bla. Don't care. Besides I am more interested in who they think they are first. Then I will answer as the BOSS in that venue.
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Cara Small
What are you on?
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Cara Small
I DON'T.
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Cara Small
I DON'T CARE.
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Cara Small
None of your business.
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Cara Small
I DON'T.
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Cara Small
I DON'T CARE.
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Chris Evan
I think Mr Frisbey is hammered!
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
I listend to Scott is all. :)
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Chris Evan
You have a different tone tonight. I don't comment all the time, but I read...
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Derek Hill
so many things wrong with this
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Derek Hill
i mean the original post
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
@Joseph. I recently discovered that any document filed is placed 'face down' in the Magistrates file folder, the same goes for 'handing up to the bench' a file; it is presented and placed face down on the bench. Placing it 'face down', the magistrate can only see the blank side of the last page ... consequently, if the magistrate can't see anything, then it doesn't exist .... the sneaky, dirty, shit-faced fucking arse-holes.
However, writing double-sided, overcomes that problem. Preferably, the NOTICE OF MISTAKE should only occupy 1 (one) page, using a smaller font if necessary. If there is an attachment, such as a Birth Certificate, have that printed both sides and witnessed by a JP or Notary Public. You then insert that in between the (two) 2 front pages. Consequently, it matters not which way the document is filed or presented as the Magistrate will see the front page.
Does that make sense?
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
Unless you are on bail ... then you must appear
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Joseph Davia
WHO ARE "YOU"?
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Joseph Davia
GOING ROUND IN FUCKING CIRCLES HERE - NO WONDER SCOTT GETS PISSED OFF !!!
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
Did you all see my post about 8 up from here?
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Joseph Davia
Even if "you" are on bail - who the fuck is - you
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
Point taken. I'll rephrase that.
The accused/defendant must appear if out on bail.
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
Fear! Yes. However, from a psychological perspective, the innate personality must be taken into consideration, that is, innately shy, sensitive and reserved. It is difficult for people like that to assert themself. Furthermore, existing medical and psychological condition(s) must also be considered. Ppl with Anxiety Disorder(s) and Depression also find it exacerbating to deal with the bull-shit of a court ... most often their psychological condition worsens. The court does not give a shit.
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Joseph Davia
yep exactly - double side all documents - though in what u said - when I filed my 'NOTICE OF UNDERSTANDING and DENIAL OF CONSENT" with the district court in Manukau, Sth Auckland, I spoke to the then court manager and insisted that the documents be presented to the judge before the alleged case against the legal fiction was called - I insisted that the judge be given the opportunity to read it cos it would effect what the public got to hear if I went into legal argument about the documents - and I made sure that he understood if that happened I would make dam sure everyone in the courtroom knew the court was a sham and it had no jurisdiction over all those called that day or in the future - thats how important it was for the judge to read what I was filing with the court.....he said it was very unusual but he would try, I told him not to try but to do it or the shit would hit the fan and his not doing it would make him responsible for what the public got to learn about the legal system that day....the judge was 40mins late coming to the court and my name was suddenly called first when it wasn't supposed to be called for at least another hr or so.....So its NOT WHAT YOU DO - BUT HOW YOU DO IT that really counts....but DOUBLE SIDE ALL DOCUMENTS IS THE WAY TO GO, same when you get business cards printed - always ds them.
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Colin Stephen Tonks
Quit a job ?
Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
In what context Outcast?
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
BRB ... going shopping
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Joseph Davia
Outcast - not quite correct there, you're not quitting - you're letting them know that you are taking control of your rights that they have NO control over you or THEY CANNOT DENY YOU OF YOUR RIGHTS....
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Joseph Davia
In other words you are essentually telling them to FUCKOFF
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Joseph Davia
IN A WAY THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO ----UNDERSTAND, get it? Problem is THEY don't want to STAND UNDER you they want you to STAND UNDER THEEEMMMM
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Joseph Davia
But in the court (if you go there) you have to turn it back on them.....make them fear what you can do....as I did when I filed my paperwork with the courts - I spelled out the possible consequences if they ignored what I was going too do or what I could do....show them who is in charge - FEEL THE FEAR AND TURN IT INTO A STRENGTH AND JUST DO IT - Man when I went thru with it I was shaking - and I've had guns pointed at me by gangsters, had knives pointed at me - faced death several times and even been dead - facing up to the judge scared the bejesus out of me .... and when I walked out of the court I felt like I was walking on a cloud of air, reality of what I had done was almost unreal....only a couple of people in NZ have denied a judges jurisdiction over them and few have succeeded in getting a judge to acknowledge the legal fiction existed and walked out of court a man....
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Joseph Davia
enuff said......................................take care...feel the fear and enjoy it - without it nothing is real and the relief doesn't feel so orgasmic
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Carl Dunne
The Notice deflects SURETY . It is not your resignation learn before you preach. Your doing a lame impersonation
Joseph Davia
freedom only lasts as long as you think it does - there is NO TRUE FREEDOM - it is an ideology that doesn't really exist except in ones head
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Joseph Davia
who are you addressing Carl?
Philip Laforet
These posts are GREAT!! My head is spinning, I will have to re read tomorrow!! Thanks again!!
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Phillip Prater · Phillip Prater Theprisonersix
It seems to me that the man is not the admiral. Admiral=top position in their game, man is over and/or above the game.
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