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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.

Volume 2

Jun 17, 2013 3:04 PM

Eamonn O Brien

With regards to Derek's "Guys from Ireland" post...

Here's a photo of the document that was presented to the guy in the "Freeman" video following his arrest...

(Note the qualification of the signatures)

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Eamonn O Brien

Nevermind the signatures Derek, it's the qualifications after the space provided. I was just highlighting the term Surety...

I think the guy who was arrested tries writing "under duress" but they erased it and made him start again...

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Kevin Flanagan

Hello guys, I'm also a member of this group :P Uncanny to scroll through and see this. I can explain what happened. She put it in front of me to sign... (not wanting to create controversy by refusing) I asked 'what will happen to me if I don't sign it?' (conditional acceptance) - leading to a rant of 'you'll be thrown back in that cell and you'll stay there until you see the judge'. - Ok, says I - that's duress so I begin to write 'under duress' before signing my name through the words. After I had wrote that she snatched the pen and prevented me from signing and then she put another pen down flat on the page so i couldn't write under the signature (that's why the letters are all up off the line). She signed the other surety, scribbled it out and signed the rest. I ultimately ended up in mountjoy (prison) but to me this is still unresolved as i was held for breach of bail BUT my argument is that that agreement was under duress, therefore absent consent. I've been meaning to follow this up but haven't been able to with college (I went back to study law), but i'm finished that now so perhaps I should pick this back up again? hmmmm.

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Kevin Flanagan

Really? Whoah hahah! Yeh bewilderment for me to brother. Not something I expected to see scrolling away haha. And in here too? A friend suggested I join up here and i've just been glancing every now and then to learn what I can so yeh it's bewildermental.

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Derek Moran

Here's the part that gets me with that audio. The part where you guys all barked at the Judge- "If you're going to give me an ORDER, then you're liable for a BILL. The Bills of Exchange Act says so..."

Now, i dont doubt that- BUT.....WHERE exactly does it say that, in the Bills of Exchange Act? :/

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Kevin Flanagan

That's the thing mate...you know I've asked myself that question, i've looked for it but never actually read that with my own eyes. It must be written in law (perhaps some other part) that an bill follows and order because it makes logical sense - but hey, it 'sounds' right and it worked that time. I think it rests conceptually on the point that you are a free agent - no one has the authority to order you around - if you fulfill someones order you are entitled to bill for that performance but (i would imagine) only when notice of said billing is given prior to.

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Derek Moran

"... but (i would imagine) only when notice of said billing is given prior to." - YESSS, i think that is the KEY...you gave him NOTICE, the Judge had time to think about it, and he stood down - fucking BRILLIANT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0qm0KUPeD8

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Kevin Flanagan

No, the thing is we believed that at the time. I think a LOT of people still do but without having read the law - you know it might BE true so? But we weren't trying to catch him out, that was the truth at the time to us. Also, the judge wasn't in the room. To my knowledge it is not good court etiquette to address the public gallery esp if the judge is not present. But can I say, the most significant part of that whole day for me, wasn't what I done, it was what those who came to support me done. Because (putting aside the Bill of Exchange Act) they stood their ground when they were ordered to leave. They remained peacefully and as such fully asserted their sovereign inherent power. The judge had to come back out and act like he didn't care, act like nothing had gone on - it was a tremendous sense of the people really holding the power. We do.

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Kevin Flanagan

I'm not sure but at the very least it suggests he didn't want people seeing what was going on....now...WHY? That's the big question. Like I said this was all new to us at the time, I was very much testing the waters here in Ireland - I didn't know if it was true but that day in court proved to me it was. If what I was spouting was utter nonsense, pseudo-legal or whatever else things wouldn't have happened as they did, he wouldn't have referred to me as 'relatively' intelligent but be very careful what i did next if it was BS. I heard recently that since January 2013 there have already been over 100 so called 'freeman' cases in the Irish Courts. It's spreading rapidly however, having gone of to study and hone my skills there are parts of the 'concepts' which I think need refining, updating and some discarding in order to strengthen the cases going forward.

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Derek Moran

These arent courts of LAW as we think of watching JUDGE JUDY we're entering anymore. You were summoned basically to a BUSINESS MEETING. If you're in law-school somehow, look-up the definition of MAIN MOTION in Black's Law 9th if you have access to one... ;)

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Kevin Flanagan

What's the MATTER with you my friend? Matter is a substance like energy, we percieve it as a solid - but by itself it is incomplete - MATTER must take on a FORM - so stick you matter down on our form, in our shape, after our likeness - not yours. When Matter and Form combine and take shape - OBJECTS APPEAR (just like you APPEAR before the court) ooooohh Brain fart.

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Derek Moran

Yes, but because...a court of admiralty only has jurisdiction over MATTERS of Mariners' wages, BOTTOMRY, and SALVAGE. SALVAGE = a shipwreck not yet cast ashore. I dont think you were there for any of those MATTERS.....pretty deep what you said there though

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