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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.

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Aug 08, 2013 3:28 PM

Eamonn O Brien

http://rt.com/business/man-outsmarts-banks-wins-court-221/

Thoughts?

Russian man outwits bank $700k with hand written credit contract

rt.com

A Russian man who decided to write his own small print in a credit card contract has had his changes upheld in court. He's now suing the country's leading online bank for more than 24 million rubles ($727,000) in compensation.

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Eamonn O Brien

I know about that... It's a safety feature to prevent fraudulent copies being made. It is a valuable instrument after all :D

The registrars office told me that if copied, the invalid shows up in RED so state departments know not to accept it...

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Kevin Flanagan

I've heard that explanation - it doesn't make sense to me, there's nothing fancy about a birth cert. Dya know, Bobby of the Sludds family has a birth cert which he got them to emboss with an the official state seal.

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Kevin Flanagan

It is the first 'bond' the first 'spell' cast upon you. You're supposed to have a bond with your parents and family, not the state. It's the one document that signifies our implied/assumed/presumed consent to be governed by the obligations imposed in exchange for the privileges and benefits of existing in the corporate state of mind-control (ie govern-ment).

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Eamonn O Brien

I don't think just by having one we have complied with anything. Once we use it however T&C's apply... Governments are obligated to provide a "Security of Person" deriving from The UDHR... After that it's up to us whether or not we wish to avail of it's benefits...

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Kevin Flanagan

I agree that's why it's implied. I think the government certainly have the right to assume that compliance and consent, particularly (BC aside) when we enter freely into agreements, eg for licences. I'm not saying this automatically obligates you to anything, but, of course the Gov have a right to assume you have consented when they have documents that you signed, you hold their licence and you have their reg plates which are there so they can identify their vehicles. The assumption of consent has to rebutted which I believe the Notice of Mistake is intended for?

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Dean Thom

I never understood if one could rebutt just certain things...ie the ownership of a car or whether one has to be 'in for a penny, in for a pound... a passport can be a very useful document

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Kevin Flanagan

it's all about concessions isn't it? You exchange freedom for convenience. We take the benefits Caesar has to offer because it's easier for us to do so. What symbol is on the front of your passport? Mine's a Harp. Think of the 'power' that symbol has. It might be the same symbol that appears on the top of a court summons, your licence, and so on. Think how you 'feel' when a letter comes in the door with that symbol on it demanding you to go to court. Is it a symbol of freedom? No. Is it a symbol of bondage? It must be, even in a very technical sense because it signifies your connection with, your bond, your association and your bondage with the 'State authority'.

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Eamonn O Brien

Scott Duncan :

"Passport = MONEY. It's a "Bank Book" of the PERSON/GOVERNMENT credit you carry with you to foreign Jurisdiction. This is why a Passport from CANADA is worth more than a passport from Lebanon"

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Michael Af SjællandUden Efternavn Michael

I'm wondering if a homemade ID doc (a nice one,of course, with picture 'n' all) would be enough to get you some kind of provisional travel documents - visiting the foreign embassy and getting a letter wih a pretty stamp on it that you can show at the border - then pack floral shirt, shorts and sandals and go.

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Derek Moran

Dean talked about this guy at the seminar- i didnt know you were part-Russian, ChiefRock ;)

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