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.
Printed copy · Anthology Volume 1, page 272
