How did we become "Sold down the river"? Let's talk about history, not "Club Rules" Just a thought, Thanks.
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Pete Daoust
Who became sold down the river ?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
all of us when we were bamboozled by the current de-facto gov't since 1933..
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
act of new wesminster
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
we sold ourselves down the river thru our own ignorance and obfuscation of what is really going on...
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Robert Cormier
As I currently understand it (please correct me if I'm wrong), in an overly generalized version of the history of our enslavement, increasing numbers of the commoners (of the commonWEALTH) became aware of their rights and freedoms under the MAGNA CARTA. Their indignant former masters (THE NOBLES) felt compelled to devise a plan to return the people into slavery so as to retain their waning power. A plan was hatched to re-establish slavery. There was one substantial obstacle however, the MAGNA CARTA had made slavery illegal. The People had to willingly submit to slavery. Essentially, they had to volunteer to be slaves for the remainder of their lives. So, the question became, how do you get the masses to volunteer to be a slave for the rest of their lives? Then someone had an ingenious idea; burn all the records of the citizenry (the Great Fire of London), declare everyone's Financial Vessel "lost at sea and presumed dead", hold their vessel in TRUST until such time as flesh and blood living persons claimed/regained admiralty (control) of their commercial ship. Those who didn't comprehend the implications of the fire, and the resulting seizure of their commercial vessel (until such time as the claimed title to it) and whom therefore subsequently failed to inform the RECORD KEEPERS that they weren't dead, and, that they hadn't actually died in the fire as PRESUMED, had their commercial vessel held in trust for them. To regain their vessel, they had to APPEAR in the FLESH and CLAIM/SWEAR that they were ALIVE and well and therefore were able (COMPETENT) to manage their own ESTATE. In this way, the masses became slaves by the presumption of their consent, and their ignorance of this particular Tender For Law.
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Robert Cormier
1666 = 1 and add the numbers "666" :) That was for the bible thumpers. Wink
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Robert Cormier
Pete Daoust Who became sold down the river ? You did. But it started with the unruly Hebrews talking about "god given rights" being sold down the Nile river.
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Pete Daoust
If I sold my self in the past, I must have forgot to send the INVOICE :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
according to a very reliable source History was rewritten about the time of the renaissance... so everything we know is wrong.... it is a distraction from the now..
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
and now I hear the books calling my name.... I have taken a few days off from study as I was becoming fried...
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Pete Daoust
Hear :D
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Pete Daoust
Me, I'm more busy at WRITING the book than reading the book :D
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Robert Cormier
This is why I posted this Jason F. LeBlanc. Hoping that Scott will shed some light so we can have a well rounded understanding of our current predicament. As Derek Moran says...Post It and he will come. :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
not always he likes to watch us spin a little first... ;-)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
It's Catch 22...
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Robert Cormier
Me too Pete. Yet when I speak to people about this, they ask questions. I want to provide an accurate understanding and not leave "shit stains" everywhere. I want to be credible and accurate.
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Pete Daoust
Me, I only want to be ME :D
August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I think the goal here is for us to be able to think for ourselves.... and Scott gives us enough rope to hang ourselves, if we happen to be believers and agents... it ferrets them out... thru bullshit spewed by said fuckers
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Robert Cormier
This guy seems to know his stuff. Watch him deal some whoop ass out to 5 cops. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCZB-k4jKBc
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Truthy Mc Trutherton
So does this guy - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUcjuV2Aca4
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