My campaign for a National Kick-a-cop-in-the-face Day is spiced up by THIS little gem.
Again, non-violent, and victimless "crime". It's just a matter of time before cops get blowback on a personal level. History has shown this...
...on another subject (Completely Unrelated) I'm just wondering...
If someone...say (hypothetically of course) ME... were to have the entire account holder list of a financial institution... say.. ummmm. a hypothetical CREDIT union. For the sake of example, say... The Toronto Police Credit Union...
Suppose (hypothetically of course) that they once had a branch on Yonge street and had to transfer it because the building was being knocked down...
...suppose someone with mad skillz were to take a low-level tech position and get paid a slave wage for the gruelling work of a branch move... and used that access to get all account information...
I guess my question, being an ethical one, is: If I were to (hypothetically of course) publish all that information (Name address date of birth, etc.) ... would that be a BAD thing? :D
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
hypothetically speaking of course I think I would want to be that person friend
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Chad Brodgesell
No it would not be a bad idea.
Wish the guy who had this info would make it public. Fuck the hypothetical sht.
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Scott Duncan
That doesn't really answer the hypothetical ethical question, does it?
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Lei Gh · Leigh OftheHouseof Collins
What are the repercussions of posting the info publicly? Hypothetically asking , of course.
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Pete Daoust
After checking definitions, I would say Embarassing yes, but BAD, no....
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
I would say thumbs down into the lion's den with them
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Scott Duncan
On one hand, this endangers cops (Nobody cares), but there are those around that cop who could be harmed too. While the family and/or loved ones of a cop DO benefit from the wages of a municipally hired, armed thug, these people have not harmed ME in any way.
My own father still has a pulse, because of this very reason. Somebody loves him. Somebody who has not done me ANY harm, and has formed NO hostile intent against me. I have no right to inflict that kind of harm on someone, who has never harmed me.
...which is sad, because he's mean to her. Not abusive... just a little mean. I doubt he even knows his wife is what kept him alive all these years...
My mother is alive because I like watching her suffer, and use every technological means at my disposal to do so. She really thinks "the world is out to get her". It has never occurred to her that her own child has been prodding her to put a bullet in her own head for 3 decades. :D
Yes, those are character flaws I have no intention of working on.... back to the ethical question:
I am actually good enough to remove any LEGAL threat to myself, that such an act may pose, though. I have no concerns about that. Publication would be "perfectly legal".
...when I choose to harm somebody, I like to be precise. I am accountable to the innocents I harm. Cops and Lawyers CHOSE to harm strangers for a living. I don't care what harm comes to them. Families of lawyers KNOW they live off of the suffering of strangers. If I saw a headline saying "Lawyer and their family slaughtered", I'd probably giggle a bit, but I wouldn't really care.
Cops on the other hand, are psychopaths, and their loved ones are victims.
Oh the ethical burden these hypotheticals pose! :D
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Derek Moran
"...loved ones of a cop DO benefit from the wages of a municipally..." - yeah, and those WAGES come from a property-tax 'law' that doesnt actually APPLY to ANYONE...in fact, its just a STATEMENT, that attaches liability to NO ONE
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Pete Daoust
Embarrassing:
em·bar·rass (m-brs)
tr.v. em·bar·rassed, em·bar·rass·ing, em·bar·rass·es
1. To cause to feel self-conscious or ill at ease; disconcert: Meeting adults embarrassed the shy child.
2. To involve in or hamper with financial difficulties.
3. To hinder with obstacles or difficulties; impede.
4. To complicate.
5. To interfere with (a bodily function) or impede the function of (a body part).
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Carl Dunne
Ethically no it should not be done as it will affect innocents. But depends on how ethics are percieved as these people eat from the suffering their "loved one" administers with pleasure so the question is if you support something are you just as bad. These sames peoples families often act as though they wear the uniform and think their loved ones job gives them the extra privallages also so in that case they should reap the same suffering. But the children know no different and don't deserve to suffer although left to grow up in that enviroment will become just as bad if not worse as the parent. I would publish them as a lesson in humility to show these people their power is not absolute and there will be consequences to their actions. Who knows it may have the knock on effect of making them think twice before they do it again in that case it would be ethically right as you are preventing somebodies future suffering at the hands of these phsycos .
Scott Duncan
Doesn't the apathy for the innocent make you NO different than them?
They have no ethical structure of their own. They have to be told. The stupid fat 55 year-old who's "just doing his job" until retirement, has no ethics as long as people are being kidnapped, and languishing in a holding cell 3 floors below his desk.
Do you really want to argue from the same ethical level as someone who thinks "Just doing my job" is an excuse?
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Derek Moran
How about a compromise?...why dont you just post where anybody could go to find the performance/hazard/surety bonds of ALL City of Toronto employees, not just the police officers, as ALL City of Toronto employees equally have the ability to do harm one way or the other to strangers...the City of Toronto violates their OWN by-laws, and i should know!
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Scott Duncan
That will be in the reference library on thetenderforlaw.com
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Pete Daoust
And what about this young man's family ? :(
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Carl Dunne
I did say it was ethically wrong i do see the flaw in my character there i have previously admitted to this being something i need to work on i'm playing devils advocate here it will however not go away over night as i see it as my biggest flaw at least the biggest one iv identified. There are pro's and cons to both sides of this arguement and it's not an easy question to answer. If we are at war with these people there is bound to collateral damage though .
Scott Duncan
Yes. they don't care. That's my point. Do you REALLY want to "become what you behold"?
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Pete Daoust
I guess it goes with HOW you can handle stuff....If one day, I find my Son hooked to a rope, because some cops targeted him, I may have no problem of EMBARRASSING them....
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Derek Moran
..although i have a feeling that those BONDS, are kept for safekeeping in the CFO's office - Rob Rossini
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Pete Daoust
Ethic has little to do with consience....which can be expandable..
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Carl Dunne
Perhaps a way of letting them know this information is in your hypothetical hands as a way of gaining leverage may be more apropriate ? This post should suffice if that were the case
Pete Daoust
appropriate ???....another nice word that seems to be very little utilise in cops business....
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Pete Daoust
First encounter with cops, I was 15, almost 16, I was in a process of emptying maibox that are on the corners of streets in Montreal, it was chrismas time, and in these days, people would send chrismas cards with Bank notes in it, I was taking all these envelop, bring them to my stash, and taking ALL these bank notes and keep them for me.
Was it a right thing to do ?, I don’t think so, but I had to eat….I’ve got caught one day, badluck, while I was in my mission, a cop’s car passed by—They grabbed me and thrown me in there car, brought me to the cop’s station, and kept me there for a few hours, punched me in the belly numerous times to know ALL the mailboxes Iév emptied….I hardly could eat for one week after that encounter….was it APPROPRIATE ???, was it ETHICAL ????, was it BAD ????
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Pete Daoust
Or I deserved it ???
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Scott Duncan
Here's the thing Carl... The REASON I get to strut around looking down my nose as if I'm better than you, is because I AM! It's not because of any "Title" I may possess. :P
Things would be a LOT easier if I didn't have empathy. If I had never known love, or what it is to love, I would have a large body count, and no connection to me.
I'd be a VERY good "Violent Criminal", and everything the police say about me would be true...
...but I'm not. I'm an honest ethical man who wields too much power, and hates a lot of people.
Good men don't NEED "rules". Try to figure out why I have so many. I'm honest and ethical because I am NOT a "good" man. I am descended from, and am the by-product of pure evil. The Noble Lie of "Manifest Destiny" is why I am even alive... There is nothing "Good" abut that.
I look at the horrors my ancestors inflicted, and I am disgusted and ashamed... But it is also where I came from. I NEVER forget that.
I KNOW I would enjoy slitting the throat of a loved one in front of Douglas Levitt, but that loved one never did anything to me. I can't form the intent to harm somebody who has never sought to harm me. I just can't. The horrifying part was something I inherited from my ancestors. It is just there. It just a part of me, in the same way grief never goes away. It just becomes part of you.
It's not who I am though. The day I said, "I don't want to play", was the day that I became Who I am. The "majority" meant me harm from that moment forward.
Whenever you wield power, the ethical considerations are paramount.
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David Johansen
well, i would ask hypothetically, would you not consider having a duty to the people to not keep such data from them?
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Scott Duncan
It's not data they are ENTITLED to.
Just like YOU aren't entitled to NSA data. That's why Edward Snowden is in trouble. For whatever reason, a TRUST was breached, and that is what he is being hunted for. It's also why they have jurisdiction over him. He would have been fine, had he given NOTICE that he INTENDED to release the information, before he did. Legally he would be immune.
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Chad Brodgesell
Fuck Scott Duncan, that last post of yours here is SWEET. Direct and to the point. Wish I had the ability to do that without fumbling around. Wish others would do the same.
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Scott Duncan
Every single lawyer who has received anything I have written, has lied and declared it "nonsense". That's my gauge. :D As long as anyone attached to the law society thinks my writing is "nonsense", I know I'm writing well. :D
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
a prison guard actually confess to me once that he feels he has to lie to do his job
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David Johansen
I presumed freedom of the press allowed anyone to disseminate any info they learn if it is for the good of the society.
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
I did not facilitate building the citizenSHIP. I was tricked into giving my consent.
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Chad Brodgesell
Would he be Lawfully immune?
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Scott Duncan
Yes, just as cops presume they have the right to kidnap you for weed.
You are still RESPONSIBLE for what you write (Unless someone is PAYING you to).
I STILL have contracts of non-disclosure with the Government. I WANT them to declare me "crazy" in writing. This will immunize me legally from any disclosure I may give, past that point.
...and they LOVE declaring people crazy.
Until then, all I can do is point in the right direction. After I'm declared (Insert paychobabbleese name here) and "delusional", I can just ACCEPT that, and then just spend my nights typing out instructions. :D
After all, I CAN'T know any of this shit. I'm just a Delusional, Mentally Ill "Computer Operator" (No, really. That's what they tell everyone. I'm not making that up) so there's NO WAY I could do THAT...
OK :D
I'm good with that. Reality won't care.
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Chad Brodgesell
So by them saying you are (while you are under the oath you hold now) insert psychobabble here, that would release you from the oath and it's liabilities. I think that's right.
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Carl Dunne
Scott Duncan it's not that I suffer from a complete lack of empathy as i see it i do however lack sympathy for the most part for what causes these problems and their support networks. "Good men don't need rules" I somewhat disagree because i have very little rules and manage not to leave a big body count because i simply don't want to not because i am incapable because i know there is no everlasting consequence to me doing so and could very easily do it and it would bother me less than if it was a puppy strangely. That is what is wrong with me i see this i need to change this i am a product of my enviroment i grew up in a place the polar opposite of where you did and it was dog eat dog and I ate everyone that ever came , i simply do not want to be like this and live a happy life i do not want power it does not attract me.
Scott Duncan
There is nowhere else to go. Sorry you missed that. The Noble Lie destroyed any chance of you EVER getting that. Stop feeding dreams unless you know WHY you want them.
I think if you examine it, you don't have an answer, outside of "because this sucks". NEVER make life decisions based on making something bad stop... Unless you are a battered woman, in which case... GET OUT!
...otherwise your entire life will be a "reaction" to something "bad".
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Carl Dunne
I know there is nowhere else to go i was not raised with the noble lie my father made sure of that. Its weird how this flaw of mine woks if you tell me for instance about a drone strike for example i'm full of sympathy for those people however if you tell me the strike was on the house of a man who operates them i think fuck him and his family ate off murder so fuck them.
Scott Duncan
Just a tip: Only one of those is empathy. :P
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Scott Duncan
...the other is just funny :D
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Carl Dunne
God as i read all that i come across as a psycho pmsl
Scott Duncan
Yes but a cop will say you are "perfectly sane" and are "uttering a threat". Now you make them money..
..no they only save the Psychobabble Name-calling for the smart ones.
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Chad Brodgesell
Scott Duncan , This one thing of your OATH clears up 'A LOT' of your previous posts (To me getting what your saying). After thinking about it through out the night and flipping through my notes I can now re-write them so they make more sense. Such a SIMPLE thing too.
Question about the Aquilae though is there a specific source for more information about it besides the usual google and dictionary search? I am not getting much info regarding this.
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Cara Small
No information is "good" or "bad", only what is done with said information and IF it causes harm. No one can be held responsible for what others DO with said information.
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Pete Daoust
No information is good and no information is bad ? :-\
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Pete Daoust
I have one question Cara Atherton, and please don't jump on me like some do here, where did you get this information ?
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Scott Duncan
AQUILAE is the name of the trust. If the TRUST is large enough, it becomes a SOCIETY. All TRUSTS that MAY become SOCIETIES, should have a name.
The LAW SOCIETY has a name... It's called "The Law Society".
AQUILAE is a NAME
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Chad Brodgesell
Digesting that. Thanks.
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Carl Dunne
How large would a trust have to be to become a society?
Cara Small
My own experience Pete.
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Pete Daoust
OK...Thanks Cara Small Atherton :D
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Scott Duncan
When it requires more than 3 people to maintain the trust, it is technically a "Society".
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Pete Daoust
This morning I went to the store to buy a pair of Salomon shoes, I’ve bought the SAME exact shoes that I’ve bought 6 years ago, same exact shoes, and I’ve took those because I KNOW that they will last at least 5 years, I wear those shoes EVERYDAY, I go in the mud with them, in water, and they are one heck of a tough shoes, and they are nice and so comfortable, but I’m evaluating them by first: toughness, second the comfort and third the look….I can give you so much INFORMATIONS about these shoes because I have the GOOD information about them….would you consider this as good information or bad information, or just information ? Cara...
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David Johansen
curtails the thread onto a subject involving footwear. would you use them to kick a cop in the face?
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Pete Daoust
I would use them to kick ANYONE in the face that have intent to harm Me, my wife, my children, and/or anyone I love. Been there done that...
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Cara Small
Information. You may say good for you tho. Especially if used to kick some law enforcement poser.
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Pete Daoust
So it can't be qualified as good information by you ?
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Pete Daoust
Would you agree that Scott give us good informations in here ?
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Cara Small
Not unless I am interested in verifying it for myself. My feet are shaped differently so in this case it would only be possible if I could....if you excuse the expression...."walk a mile in your shoes" HA. I crack me up sometimes.
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Cara Small
Depends what you do with it (in my opinion). I do think he tries to be honest.
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Cara Small
Honesty is one of the greatest values I can think of in a human.
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Pete Daoust
Just with yes or no. :-D
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Cara Small
Even if some one is honest, that doesn't mean I "believe" and run with it. I do appreciate it.
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Cara Small
I am NOT qualified to answer definitively.
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Scott Duncan
...I know. :P
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Cara Small
Sticky out tongue face back at you.
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Scott Duncan
Yah, Yah... You want to get all rapey with me. I get that. :P
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Cara Small
You have as much of that as you could possibly want (as do I). What on earth could I offer you besides a "reference" point?
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Scott Duncan
You're not JUST a "reference point", Cara Small Atherton. You are FAR more.
You really undersell yourself...
You also add to the DATA POOL. (DuuuH!)
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Cara Small
Once in elementary school a boy stuck his tongue out at me. So I stuck my tongue out at him........And then hit his tongue with my tongue. True story.
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Cara Small
Don't we ALL add to the data pool?
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Scott Duncan
Once these two two hot babes and I fucked.
...OK, more than once. <---Plot twist
True Story!
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Cara Small
I STILL haven't experienced a woman.
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Scott Duncan
That's just bad time-management.
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Cara Small
I'm just so freakin PICKY!
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Cara Small
Or maybe they are.
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Scott Duncan
Well if you haven't got around to it, then I suspect Garfunkel and Oats can describe it accurately, how it would play out...
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
I know there is no new lessons but the lesson I learned yesterday is to release that information you don't know what um will be done with it so I have to say no
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
for the same reason I wouldn't leave a loaded gun in the access of kids because whether or not they play with it there's a chance they could
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Cara Small
THAT was HILARIOUS!
Scott Duncan
Yes.
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Cara Small
For the record I think my vagina is beautiful and smells awesome!
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
and that is also why you Scott don't give us the information right off the bat is you don't know what we'll do with it until we prove our responsibility
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Mr. Frisbey, that is EXACTLY why I would release such information. I want every government worker terrified to step out of their homes.
I intend to give a loaded gun with extra magazines, to that hypothetical child. ;)
I need to distract the worthless eaters. I need them to know it's me distracting them. :D
Looks like I'm good. :D
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Pete Daoust
Crazy bullshit I read :-\
Pete Daoust
So I think there got to be good info and certainly bad info :-D
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Cara Small
My daughter heard me mention that book and begged me NOT to read it, saying "Mom! Don't read that book. It is for old unhappy women!" Did I mention how much I appreciate honesty. I LOVE my kids.
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Cara Small
Good for you Pete.
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Scott Duncan
"Old unhappy women" are easily converted to MILF PORN STAR!
It makes them feel alive, and they actually have a clue what they are doing...
...although it is pretty "low-hanging fruit", admittedly.
Come to think of it, you're all pretty "low-hanging fruit", really. :P
Stealing a woman's heart is easy. The ones who give it willingly, are the scary ones. ;)
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Pete Daoust
:-D
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Cara Small
Yes Pete. SO true Scott.
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Scott Duncan
OF COURSE it's true. I said it.(DuuuH!)
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Sigh......5 weeks and counting till ALL OUT WAR. Can't wait for my REMEDY.I should do a Dean Kory, & show everyone in the group how such a dumb fake blonde she is by her so blonde answer to me this arvo......it's fucking HILARIOUS....When the judge sees it he will take either her lack of common sense or whore white hair into account & just file her in amongst the dead shit droid fikes for further observation.....Here's the fun Spolier though. She knew exactly what she was doing or saying because she knew I was recording her so shecwas ACTING FOR THE JUDGE. who knows the judge may even ORDER her to suck his cock in chambers after. Believe me they've ORDERED worse things.
Adam Thomas
Oh yeh. Pete Daoust, welcome back Mr. Kotter. ... ;-)
Adam Thomas
The judge will hopefully laugh so hard he shits his pants & ORDERS ME to COMMENCE drinking ALCOHOL AGAIN. Not that I can't drink alcohol I just CHOOSE NOT TO. Nearly 6 years now. See I have her to be grateful to her for that or I could get full of venom & HATE & say nothing made me conquer my demon to drink. She helped CREATE ME & by fuck she wants ME BACK BAD BECAUSE I IS ALL MANNY MAN N SPARKLY N SHINING N AWESOME...... A G A I N....just like when we first met but no alcohol the second time around.... she's heartless & souless & needs my love back so she becomes that WHOLE angelic beauty that she was when she was 19 & met mad me.......beautiful inside & out.
S N I F F......Tissues please.
Then that RELIGION REARED ITS KUNT OF A FACE & REVEALED HER MOTHERS TRUE INTENT AS A MAJOR PLAYER AMONGST THE GOD BOTHERING BRIGADE ON THE SIDE OF THE QUEEN made the decision to take her daughter to an abortion clinic & sacrifice my first littke girl to a fake belief in a deadly dangerous god...it's for the best you know. God will forgive you. What about my littke baby girl where is she.??
Where do I cry for her or the many millions of other INNOCENT children ??
Because a sky daddy told a king to kill his first born son it makes it allright............
Yes I am full of ANGER & LOTS OF KUNT.
Yes I do wear my heart on my sleeve.
Yes I AM misunderstood.
Yes I do want to FEEL LOVE & GIVE LOVE FREELY.
I BELIEVE THAT I AM A MAN.
I BELIEVE THAT I WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO THE WORLD FOR WANT OF A BETTER WORLD FOR US ALL.
YES I AM.
YES I will forgive her in the courts.
I dont have to, I NEED TO FOR ME.
Yes Scott, Captain. I AM your footsoldier now.
This Law group has created me. I think Buckminster fuller, calls it PERTURBATION??...Siegs if wrong spelling.....
Here I AM in my REAL world spilling my guts of near on 6 years of abuses perpetrated against me & I am nearing the end of the line. But I am telling the whole virtual world my story in a real but imaginary cryptic world of people I have never met in flesh & gets me back to square one the SOURCE of it all again...BELIEF!!!!!!!!
Scott, are ye the source?
Scott, are ye God?
Scott, are ye LOVE ?
Scott are ye the creator of me or just the one that played a bit part amongst many but twas that part that's been wanting & you helped me find it........
Yes I want sum fucking tissues. ... please.
Adam Thomas
How do I know she was a girl I hear ye say Scott........
She visited me many many times in my dreams. She is breathtaking & pure LOVE. Her mother still cries...I think.....had cried for her & has also seen this girl visiting her quite a few times also. PURE LOVE was her description of her lost sacrificed child.......& then she dismissed her mothers & fathers sky daddy as all made up shit.
So did I....
There is NO GOD.
There is you reading this & there is I.EGO.
Together WE are US.
COLLECTIVELY.
I AM NAKED NOW SO PLEASE IF YE FEEL LIKE ATTACKING ME BY ALL MEANS DO SO.
But before ye do just answe this question please.
DO YOU BELIEVE IN BELIEF ??
Adam Thomas
OUR sacrificed girl will be 13 years young next week I believe. I still miss her & I still cry for her today & this very second.
The world really is run & controlled by maniacs & its MY job to piss kunts off because I'm being TEACHED by the professor of Shut The Fuck Up university Scott Duncan. ...ready to spread HIS WORD & SPRUIK HIS WORD.
TEN-HUT..............
Adam Thomas
& I CAN ride my bike with no handlebars.
Adam Thomas
Gee wouldn't kunts sit up n sphincter lock if you had that information about them all ??
You're really hanging them out there cappy & it endears me to ye more & more.
Adam Thomas
I'll give ye THREE DAYS TO ANSWER MY QUESTIONS OK CAPTAIN.
Thats fair isn't it??
Adam Thomas
PRIVATE has NO Jurisdiction in the PUBLIC....
Gail Marie
just as important, if not more ...PUBLIC has no jurisdiction in PRIVATE...the importance of this is in private contracts?
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Derek Moran
Scott- i was talking to this guy a couple weeks ago who fancies himself to know the answer to everything, and he was saying in regards to an organization which had its corporation dissolved a few years ago that you could now go after any of the employees attempting to commit fraud in their personal capacity.
What i remember in what he had told me to start-off any letter was- "To you, in your private capacity..." - something about, 'you are now accessible to being sued as a result of the corporation being dissolved' - or something like that.
Could you finish off the rest of what i started with- "To you, in your private capacity..." - with what one would say in a letter, to someone in such a scenario? Thank you.
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Scott Duncan
Replace YOU with the NAME and yes, that is accurate.
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Derek Moran
..i forgot who that guy's name was i was talking too- but thanks ;)
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Derek Moran
If i didnt know better Scott, you kinda make it sound like we are all living within 'THE(TRUST)LAW SOCIETY OF UPPER CANADA'..... ;)
Scott Duncan: AQUILAE is the name of the trust. If the TRUST is large enough, it becomes a SOCIETY. All TRUSTS that MAY become SOCIETIES, should have a name.
The LAW SOCIETY has a name... It's called "The Law Society".
AQUILAE is a NAME
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Gail Marie
In administering for the person related to Bills of Exchange, I've not really addressed my letter(s) to a specific person, would it be beneficial to send the letters to the CFO or CEO and use this approach with them?
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Pete Daoust
The BENEFICIARY is a specific person......Walmart is a person
Helloos ! :-D
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Gail Marie
dang I mean a specific name in their private capacity
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Pete Daoust
And for what ?? :-\
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What is a PRIVATE capacity ?
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Pete Daoust
The only private capacity I can see, about Walmart employee, is when they go and have a shit in the washroom :-D
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