Derek Moran
Derek Hill so wait, if the affidavit acknowledges their authority then why are we doing that with attached notice of mistake...wouldn't it be canceling each other?.
Scott Duncan Derek Hill raises a compelling point. A court MUST accept an affidavit. It's the only way they can "see" a document.
This douche is declaring a "status". I can say MY status is that of DUKE, and it WOULD BE TRUE...
...but so what? What is DUKE to you? It ONLY applies when you want to engage me in contract... in which case you had best know EVERYTHING that the TITLE and STATUS will demand.
...do you see what I am saying here?
Derek Hill Here is something i said in the past. But applicable to you.
Why do you want to say your honor. It's because when you say it you accept their authority.
Its the same ofr courts, they have no right to use DUKE nor recognize it because they are not allowed to acknowledge it until it interferes with their matters then they must acknowledge it.
Scott Duncan NOTICE OF MISTAKE is NOT declaring a STATUS. It is giving NOTICE that halts proceedings as there is NO UNDERSTANDING.
That is NOT saying "I AM JOHN DUNCAN the 23rd, DUKE OF AQUILAE AND KEEPER OF THE TRUST"... to which the court will say in the politest way possible, "So fucking what"?
Scott Duncan It's important to COMPLETELY understand WHY this is true. It was a good question, which reveals a depth of study, I didn't expect from you
Scott Duncan Just remember where your only ACTUAL answers came from
I could fill a library with what you DON'T know. Especially as regards what you have done so far. You are effecting things you don't even know about.
I don't get to choose WHO trusts what I say, and acts on it. I DO know that those that do, are the ones forcing awareness... something banks hate.
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