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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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Nov 10, 2013 12:13 AM

Beverly Berta Braakschmack

So here's the reasoning for NOT ACCEPTING affidavits and other "abusive to the court, frivolous and vexatious" documents...

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Steve LemieuxSteeve Contributing Beneficiary

Name of judge who made this order: honourable chief justice bla bla bla - HAHAHAHAH honourable - now that's a FUCKING good one!

I love the way the chimp justice passes the buck to the clerk = CLERK, PLEASE find some fucking reason to NOT enter these documents into the record!

It's like I suspect - all your private home made shit - notices, affidavits and the like (hereinafter: it) are AGAINST public policy and these pricks WILL NOT see any of it in THEIR arena.

Will they see it and acknowledge it if you submit it in camera (private) under seal through a 3d party? who the fuck knows...

I'd like Scott's opinion on filing shit in the private side so it actually gets recognized and not simply thrown aside by these self serving assholes...

There's so much bullshit on the web, it's hard to decipher between what is reality or what is some idiot's vision of how things actually are as HE sees and/or dreams them TO BE.

I think I'm burning out. Way too much law through way too many gurus....

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Beverly Berta Braakschmack

If you read this, I think Justice Rooke is requesting a PRIVATE letter with regards to your knowledge before accepting this paperwork.

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Blake Gardner

It's clearly a filter system being set up and who can blame them, if every man and his dog finds a magic one trick pony formula but has no depth of knowledge - due diligence unlocks EVERY door.

There is an easy counter offer to every offer...gotta learn the WHY not just a HOW or two:-)

August le BlancBobis Youruncle

The cool thing is... If you do as Scott suggested through a duly authorized third party IE a corporation, it actually doesn't do any of the things that will threaten recognition. It enables recognition. Even down to taken name. It doesn't create controversy...

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

Do it in a modern acceptable method, back it up, it is not your creation, they rule over their creation. Establish a trust, be recognized by recognizing them proper process enables recognition. the in blood stuff may have been acceptable 100 years ago, today it is more advanced technologically, it is crucial to be recognized. the name, fuck arounds, identify you in a category that is considered well worthy of an court order. I notice that none of the aforementioned disqualifiers in the above document are what Scott has taught. I will review to confirm accuracy If we Do as was shown and discussed, the process will not disqualify the applicant. It still can all be handled registered mail. Am I missing something? Besides the fact we need to think for ourselves now?

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Beverly Berta Braakschmack

They required a "letter" which would "challenge the action" of refusing documents. I'm not really playing that game. To ignore any questions which negate understanding would be a breach of the Public Trust and FRAUD... no challenge.

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

So then what? Hold your ground with the clerk one would think... To not be considered a free dumber. Not to be in Dis honour in their eyes. Not to create controversy. Use a corporate seal to sign documents as One of two signatures, other as an officer of the corporation responsible to its share holders... For the Sole Beneficiary. If challenged have a rebuttal ready. I may have missed that thread ... need to review notes now...

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Colin Stephen TonksKnownAs Colin

@Beverly. That is an interesting pdf. Do you know if it is applicable here in Australia, its States and Territories, as well as New Zealand and the UK? We are aware that many people are now using many of those unacceptable formats.

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Colin Stephen TonksKnownAs Colin

Thank you, Beverly. Nevertheless, it is handy to have to ensure we get the paper-work correct. Clerks of the Courts/Registrars, here, are known to just reject documents for filing, but do not return them to the author/originator ...most likely they shred them ... consequently, Magistrates don't see them, leaving the accused/defendant sitting in court like a 'shag on a rock'.

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Blake Gardner

If you send something to the court registered mail they received it. If you go to court Colin dont you take your paperwork? If the justice says he ain't seen nothing show him the receipt and document, if he can't handle it, ask if he'd like to recuse himself or motion mistrial or just enforce the private record between the parties.

Michael WebbWeLove JessicaDawn AndOthers

RE: "Notice all points are basically the minutiae that people get lost in." The difference between being heard or NOT heard, making the record or wearing out the clerk's shredder is hardly a little thing.

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