Further to our press release of November 26th 2013, updated information has now been made available which outlines Dean Clifford’s whereabouts for the few several days.
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What a fucking ride !!!...:( , these kind of rides are painful :(
So he changed hands 5 times....surety !!!
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Pete Daoust
Kent Barrett, this is PROFIT for them.....think about it !! :D
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Pete Daoust
That only ride, with these 4 vehicule, must have charged $4k, at least ? :/
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Ba Ulmer
and they still couldnt piss him off to play their game .nice patience
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Pete Daoust
Ba Ulmer, are you sure ??? :/
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Pete Daoust
I am pretty sure he might be REAL pissed off as we speak....
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Chris Evan
True story...I got a ride from the State Police and he was driving 105 mph. I don't know kph though
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Derek Moran
I guess this means Dean will get a chance to put the JP he 'INJURED' somehow on the stand to cross-examine her...?
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Derek Moran
"So he changed hands 5 times....surety !!!"
GHOST-RUN > as The Admiral predicted
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Chris Evan
That guy Paul Rowe was allegedly on a Ghost Run for over 2 years!
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Chris Evan
Allegedly
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Pete Daoust
This whole thing's cost = 10k, as per my calculation, but I might be waaayyy off..
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Pete Daoust
oh, a flight was involed.....forget about the 10k, maybe 20k must be more on the button :D
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Ba Ulmer
well i know i would have lost it for all that swaping out which was probly intended to piss him off and as you say it probly did but my guess is he is waiting for the end of the ride to kick in his knowledge which is far more threatening to them than any thing else.
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Pete Daoust
Are ou sure of that Ba Ulmer ??? :(
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Pete Daoust
These guys need to "work", and Dean seems to be a good "customer" so far :/
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Chris Evan
http://www.suretyone.org/
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Pete Daoust
a "very good customer" I would say
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Pete Daoust
Why you post that Chris ? :/
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Chris Evan
Because they are issuing bonds to cover the costs you are posting.
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Pete Daoust
I so wish Dean would call on "AQUILAE" :)
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Chris Evan
I am pretty sure that would result in a WORSE fate than dealing with these idiots
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Pete Daoust
WHY ? :/
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Chris Evan
If he signed as SURETY, Scott will have him scraping the bottom of the Tycho-Brae with his teeth, Naked, in January
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Ba Ulmer
i always thought when the cops come dragging you out of bed at 3 am it was to tire one out and force you into submission out now you mean to tell me its for overtime.thanks for that pete
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Pete Daoust
Dean has read that a Barrie Officer’s affidavit, which stated it was a “warrantless arrest”
I don't get this thing ? :/
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Pete Daoust
rrest without warrant by peace officer
495. (1) A peace officer may arrest without warrant
(a) a person who has committed an indictable offence or who, on reasonable grounds, he believes has committed or is about to commit an indictable offence;
(b) a person whom he finds committing a criminal offence; or
(c) a person in respect of whom he has reasonable grounds to believe that a warrant of arrest or committal, in any form set out in Part XXVIII in relation thereto, is in force within the territorial jurisdiction in which the person is found.
Limitation
(2) A peace officer shall not arrest a person without warrant for
(a) an indictable offence mentioned in section 553,
(b) an offence for which the person may be prosecuted by indictment or for which he is punishable on summary conviction, or
(c) an offence punishable on summary conviction,
in any case where
(d) he believes on reasonable grounds that the public interest, having regard to all the circumstances including the need to
(i) establish the identity of the person,
(ii) secure or preserve evidence of or relating to the offence, or
(iii) prevent the continuation or repetition of the offence or the commission of another offence,
may be satisfied without so arresting the person, and
(e) he has no reasonable grounds to believe that, if he does not so arrest the person, the person will fail to attend court in order to be dealt with according to law.
Consequences of arrest without warrant
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), a peace officer acting under subsection (1) is deemed to be acting lawfully and in the execution of his duty for the purposes of
(a) any proceedings under this or any other Act of Parliament; and
(b) any other proceedings, unless in any such proceedings it is alleged and established by the person making the allegation that the peace officer did not comply with the requirements of subsection (2).
R.S., 1985, c. C-46, s. 495; R.S., 1985, c. 27 (1st Supp.), s. 75.
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Chris Evan
PERSON???
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Pete Daoust
Of course Chris Evan.....who do you think got arrested ??
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Pete Daoust
An organization and/or the Queen :D
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Pete Daoust
A fucking PERSON, difined by the criminal code of Canada :D
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Pete Daoust
So, apparently, Dean is.
1). An organization
2). A Queen
3). The administrator of the person that got arrested
:P
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Chris Evan
I told you there were cops there
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Chris Evan
Deans mike was run through the wall!
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Pete Daoust
Deans mike was run through the wall, then through the hotel system, then through their network system, onto the internet, then through a nice and comfortable room, with coffee and donuts and a small buffet, with a bunch of lawyers listening to all this.... :D
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Ceit Butler
Hey, here's a fun idea! Everyone go to their Google Maps and get directions from Burlington, Ontario, to Barrie, Ontario...and compare that to which direction Highway 401 runs...
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Ceit Butler
Just, humour me...
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Ceit Butler
How about NOT the direction to fucking Barrie, for starters?!
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Ceit Butler
The 401 runs East and West. Barrie is NORTH!
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Hey, here 's another head-scratcher. High-speed, four-car entourage to transport him...but an unsecured, unmarked pick-up truck, with only a few guys and no cuffs to apprehend him?
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The 400 goes to Barrie. I've traveled it many times.
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Does a "promise to appear" absolutely require a signature ? I'm presuming so....but just in case ? Anyone ?
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Ceit Butler
Apparently that one wasn't good enough. Neither where any of the others they passed on the way.
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Robert Cormier
CFB Bordon and a "private" pseudo rendition plane? Hmmm
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Pete Daoust
Maybe Dean was not the only customer aboard this ride......had to made a few stops here and there......I did experimented that kind of shit in the past.....
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Robert Cormier
Ceit Butler (From a former military 17 year old - due in part because I was facing 5 years at 17 due to a bomb threat charge/military cook/civilian chef/hospitality consultant/MP Candidate/neeredowell on occassion/truck driver/pancake lover and much much more) here's the lowdown on Hamilton to Barrie. According to Google... 403 to 407. 407 to 401. 401 to 400. 400 North to Barrie or Bordon. NOTE to whomever: You could easily go to Pearson Internationale Airport via 427 and save a lot of gas. P.S. I still love pancakes, especially now and the way you describe them.
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Chris Evan
He was released on PERSONAL RECOGNIZANCE. Thats what I did= stupid = signing. Listen to that audio someone posted yesterday....
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Tom Davies
Here, at 21:00 on (but can someone be released without a signature???)........ http://deanclifford.info/media/2013-09-20_MyPrivateAudio_ep233_4h26m0s_TS-781274.mp3
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Robert Cormier
I'm guessing again...Scott disappearing has to do with security AND FB. :D
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Robert Cormier
summary, adj.(l5c) 1. Short; concise <a summary
account ofthe events on March 6>. 2. Without the usual
formalities; esp., without a jury <a summary trial>. 3.
Immediate; done without delay <the new weapon was
put to summary use by the military>. - summarily
(silm-ilr-;:J-lee or sd-mair-d-lee), adv.
summary, n. (16c) 1. An abridgment or brief. 2. A short
application to a court without the formality of a full
proceeding. <--Black's 9th
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Robert Cormier
indict (in-drt), vb. (17c) To charge (a person) with a crime
by formal legal process, esp. by grand-jury presentation.
Also formerly spelled endUe; indite. <-- Black's law 9th
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Robert Cormier
proof, n. (l3c) 1. The establishment O[ refutation of
an alleged fact by evidence; the persuasive effect of
evidence in the mind ofa fact-finder. [Cases: Evidence
(;::=-584.] 2. Evidence that determines the judgment of
a court. 3. An attested document that constitutes legal
evidence. <-- Black's law 9th
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Norah Holloway
Where's Tara?
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Chris Evan
Tom Davies, I did this twice. Released on Personal Recognizance means one signed a BAIL BOND as SURETY. That is all!!! They don't just let you go because you said so, you HAVE to sign it.
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Chris Evan
In the audio Dean said he then issued one Notice and doesn't expect to hear about this again. I DID THIS TOO. Guess what? I heard about it again. The same thing that happened to Dean happened to me. I am 98% sure of this!
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Eamonn O Brien
I was before a judge bout 2 yrs ago only hours after being arrested. Before leaving the courtroom I had to (under threat of a weekend in jail) sign a recognizance as surety promising to return for the court date the following week... The following week only one charge from the original 4 remained... Funny that...
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Mo Chara Do Chara
you had to sign or you choose to sign signing has made you surety eamonn did you had in a NOM
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Eamonn O Brien
Well no one has to sign but 2 days in Cloverhill over a £100 fine did it for me. This was near 2 yrs ago so I had only watched a few vids and felt courageous... Well before TFL
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Pepper Wagner
My point pete, is they are making a BIG "production" of these "busts" to "scare" people and justifiy their budgets and yes I am tired of every little danmed critisim, There are differnt goals for different things and how I conduct my train wrecks may be for differnt outcomes than to just save my skin. THERE IS NO MAJIC BULLET PAPER DOC, that works everytime, for every cercumumstance, yea...show em your sovereign status badge....Like the bull. SO people better quit the bickering, laughing at and basic shit throwing about others that are in "the fight" if you truly want to accomplish the goal of freedom for yourself and others. Yes I have been falsly arrested, Had my dog peppersprayrd & brutilized,window busted out of my truck, partner arrested(2) and released,(canada) States, some of that is even more interesting and may.. live to tell about that...(Grin grin my dog that chewed the crap out of a RCMPs arm is safe here at home....california....and my fight continues on multiple levels for different reasons and outcomes(ooooo, may I get another visit from "spook" men.....and DHS agents....I'll just show em my shiny sovereign badge...
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Ceit Butler
Look, signing is NOT a problem if you know HOW to sign. I got out on bail in my case. Guess who told me how to sign? Dean Clifford. Sign: By:____________ RESTRICTED SIGNATURE, RESTRICTED CAPACITY
And draw a box around the entire thing...that REMOVES it from the document. (You know, I'm PRETTY sure I already said this.)
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Ceit Butler
As for your "magic document"....the Notice of Mistake is the closest you'll find, for IN court. But ONLY if you all start fucking using it properly! It's NOT just a document.
If at ANY time while you're speaking, you feel you've stepped into their jurisdiction by accepting SURETY, you throw out a VERBAL Notice of Mistake: "If I have led this court to believe that I am a paryt with SURETY in this matter, then that would be a MISTAKE. and please forgive me".
And responding to "You" is the biggest one. Let them know right from the start that as the Sole Beneficiary of the BIRTH CERTIFICATE BOND, you wish to solely be addressed as "insert regular old first name here". And ANYONE who doesn't address you by THAT NAME ONLY, EVERY time that they speak to you, you respond "Are you addressing me? As the SOLE BENEFICIARY, I wish to solely be addressed as:___"
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Chris Evan
^^^ Not only is she smart, but cute too!! :-P
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Ceit Butler
Say it as MANY times as you like. (and any time that they RECESS, that resets everything so IMMEDIATELY repeat everything again when they come back!)
Make sure the verbal Notice of Mistake is the very LAST thing that you say before they finish up, so it's the LAST THING on the record and wipes clean any SURETY that may have you accidentally fumbled into.
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Ceit Butler
Sign the RIGHT way at your bail hearing and get the fuck out so that you're actually able to handle things properly.
Take the disclosure, read all the LOVELY things that it states on the front, that you are agreeing to by accepting these documents.
STAPLE (so it becomes part of the document and cannot be removed) a Notice of Mistake, neatly, onto the top of the front page and MAIL THAT FUCKER BACK, as declined. :D
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Ceit Butler
Then you work on your first document. Notice of Questions for the Court.
Address every question that you need answered in order to UNDERSTAND the NATURE and CAUSE of these PROCEEDINGS. Also include your Affidavit of Status with this document.
Have everything nicely organized with tabs seperating each document, a cover and spiral-bound at your local copy place.
It's a LEGAL DOCUMENT...so make it fucking look like one. You don't want to be treated like a joke in court? Then don't give them ANY excuse to.
Include the Notice of Mistake in a tab marked EXHIBIT #1 in the back. It has already been submitted when you sent the DISCLOSURE back by REGISTERED MAIL (with NO return address!). Give them 10 days to respond, have your documents NOTARIZED and mail it in.
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Ceit Butler
When the 10 days expire, you send them a CERTIFICATE of NON RESPONSE and OPPORTUNITY to CURE. Give them 5 ADDITIONAL days to settle this HONOURABLY. This way THEY are the ones creating CONTROVERSY.
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Ceit Butler
Include ALL previously submitted documents thus far, in new tabs in the back. These PROOF now.
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Ceit Butler
When the 5 days expire, you send them a NOTICE of DEFAULT.
Again, everything professionally spiral-bound, tabs, covers, and type it out in the correct format. Look at samples of legal documents, pay attention to how they are laid out.
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Ceit Butler
Everybody clear now?!
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Ceit Butler
And make sure every new document states that UNLESS these questions are answered, you cannot UNDERSTAND the NATURE and CAUSE of these PROCEEDINGS.
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Ceit Butler
Perhaps you missed this part:
"You don't want to be treated like a joke in court? Then don't give them ANY excuse to."
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Ceit Butler
Actually, I don't think I do. Would you care to elaborate on what the point could possibly be?
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Chris Evan
"These PROOF now" Ceit, what exactly do you mean by this sentence? Just that the Exhibits are now proof?
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Ceit Butler
You've mailed them to the COURT CLERK, by REGISTERED MAIL, (oh, sorry, and include copies of your postal receipts with the signature of the party who accepted them) and they are UNREBUTTED.
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Ceit Butler
Other than filling up the thread with useless bullshit, destracting from the ACTUAL CONTENT, and making sure that anyone new who may be browsing will immediately dismiss the thread?
Because that's the only possible "point" that I can see.
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Chris Evan
Ok...thanks. And we are Noticing the Court Clerk and NOT the Prosecuting Attorney, is this correct?
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Ceit Butler
Send it the CLERK. And make sure each document also states that if the QUESTIONS are not answered, then it is you WISH/REQUIRE and DEMAND that this matter be DISCHARGED.
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Chris Evan
Discharge
To liberate or free; to terminate or extinguish. A discharge is the act or instrument by which a contract or agreement is ended. A mortgage is discharged if it has been carried out to the full extent originally contemplated or terminated prior to total execution.
Discharge also means to release, as from legal confinement in prison or the military service, or from some legal obligation such as jury duty, or the payment of debts by a person who is bankrupt. The document that indicates that an individual has been legally released from the military service is called a discharge.
The performance of a duty discharges it. An attorney may speak of discharging a legal obligation.
as opposed to:
dismiss v. the ruling by a judge that all or a portion (one or more of the causes of action) of the plaintiff's lawsuit is terminated (thrown out) at that point without further evidence or testimony. This judgment may be made before, during, or at the end of a trial, when the judge becomes convinced that the plaintiff has not and cannot prove his/her/its case. This can be based on the complaint not alleging a cause of action, a motion for summary judgment, plaintiff's opening statement of what will be proved, or some development in the evidence by either side which bars judgment for the plaintiff. The judge may dismiss on his own or upon motion by the defendant. The plaintiff may voluntarily dismiss a cause of action before or during trial if the case is settled, if it is not provable, or trial strategy dictates getting rid of a weak claim. A defendant may be "dismissed" from a lawsuit, meaning the suit is dropped against that party
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Chris Evan
Out of curiosity, why wouldn't we send it to our adversary...the person bringing the charges?
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Ceit Butler
How about restricting the Grade-School BULLSHIT to personal chats?
I was mistakenly under the impression that you all wanted to learn something.
I am going over the steps from my case with you because I thought you were finally at levels of understanding that would allow you to grasp this.
(Posting every back in July would have been like handing a loaded shotgun to a 2 year old.)
Again, clearly mistaken.
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Ceit Butler
You send it to the CLERK...the person in charge of the court file and the PUBLIC RECORD. Send a copy to the CROWN ATTORNEY as well, if you like. I had additional copies with me when I went to court. That way, if they tried to claim they had not received them, I could KINDLY provide them with one. (Aren't I nice? :D )
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Ceit Butler
I also submitted a notorazied, colour copies, (front and back) of my BIRTH CERTIFICATE with the first document and had extra copies when I went to court.
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Ceit Butler
If you act in HONOUR the entire time, then the COURT is the only one creating CONTROVERSY.
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Eamonn O Brien
Rather than shouting about how one is a man... :p
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Chris Evan
If he who makes the claim needs to prove it, what does one do when he claims he is a MAN???
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Ceit Butler
That's why ANY error, such as the COURT presuming that YOU are the PARTY with SURETY, you CLEARLY accept as being your fault and you ASK FORGIVENESS....because they HAVE to grant it. :D
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Ceit Butler
"If have led this COURT to believe that I am a PARTY with SURETY in this matter, then that would be a MISTAKE, and please FORGIVE me".
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Ceit Butler
It's not "THEIR fault" that you forgot to mention that you weren't the LEGAL PERSON, they're simply operating on presumptions. The burden of correcting that error lies on you.
That's how you have to treat it.
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Eamonn O Brien
Staying out of court is the initial goal though...
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Ceit Butler
It is the CLERK's responsibility to enter all DOCUMENTS into the file. That's why you send it there.
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Chris Evan
Yeah...but Eamonn, it seems like you and I are having trouble with that. :P
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Eamonn O Brien
Yet to be seen regarding my most recent encounter. I've still heard nothing. Near 2 months now...
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Ceit Butler
Yes. Now, I went to my first appearance, stated my status as the SOLE BENEFICIARY and that I wish to be solely addressed as KATHRYN.
The JUSTICE did that, no arguement, which means he just ACQUIESCED and TACITLY AGREED that I am in FACT the SOLE BENEFICIARY.
I then ordered the TRANSCRIPT and attached it as an EXHIBIT in each proceeding document as PROOF.
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Eamonn O Brien
If a summons happens to come through the door would the above steps be the correct procedure? NOM etc...?
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Ceit Butler
The JUSTICE attempted to enter a plea for me, three times, to which I responded "I DO NOT CONSENT."
They'll try to trick you, just stand your ground. Do not consent, and NOTICE of MISTAKE.
(Make sure you KEEP all your ORIGINAL notarized documents. Send them colour copies.)
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Ceit Butler
Correction, send everything to the PROSECUTOR's office. (Sorry guys, I'm rushing here)
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Pete Daoust
:D
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Pete Daoust
Kate, this is great, just saying :)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Yes, thanks Ceit Butler.
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Ceit Butler
Nice photo example, Pete, but let's keep the meme's to a minimum on this one. :p
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Ceit Butler
No problem. Things are...strange...
I wanted to get at least the bare-bone basics out there.
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Lou Manotti
YOU all need to understand the power of an affidavit.
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Eamonn O Brien
An unrebutted one at that Lou
Lou Manotti
An unrebutted affidavit stands as a PUBLIC RECORD as TRUTH in LAW and COMMERCE.
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David Vilaca
Ceit Butler, where can I find the duty and responsibilities of a court clerk for Ontario? and thanks for the gold :)
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Robert Cormier
Scott told me/us to study notaries.
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Pete Daoust
It's right here David Vilaca, you have it ALL here... :/
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Pete Daoust
Ceit Butler: It is the CLERK's responsibility to enter all DOCUMENTS into the file.
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Ceit Butler
Send them to both, CLERK and PROSECUTOR.
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David Vilaca
Pete Daoust, its as good as it gets but I still like to read the club rules, it helps my brain digest who is bound and who is not bound.
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Ceit Butler
As a BONUS, we have an object lesson!
Eamonn O Brien, you just failed the SURETY TEST! :p
"Please don't let one member's comments deter you from sharing Ceit. It's MUCH appreciated..."
At NO point did I mention YOUR name, you just responded to "you" and accepted SURETY. ;)
Try to get your mind into the habit of spotting that when it happens, and it will seve you well.
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Eamonn O Brien
That goes for Bobis, Chris, Aladdin and Robert also... How could you like my failure! :(
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Eamonn O Brien
When an admin posts a similar post to yours Ceit in which they are clearly frustrated with a member/members I tend not to assume surety as a liable party... I didn't want your posts to suddenly stop due to another's comments. Point taken though! Again, fair play tya ;)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Hey man YOU said it...
When I like something, it is an acknowledgement of reading... That is all. I actually sometimes even actually like what is being said.
The point Eamonn is pay attention when addressed as you...
Train Ourselves in a Knee jerk response " Are YOU addressing me?.."
Listening for the subtleties of surety.... and rebutting that assumption promptly.
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Harold Austerman
Is there a CUSIP # for Dean's arrest???
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
here in ireland the clerk wont take aff. for the file , " it has to be given to the judge on the day " so the manager of naas court says ,
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Ceit Butler
Send everything, notarized copies, by REGISTERED MAIL. No return address.
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Registered mail, proof of receipt.. I know it's only a FAS website Antonin but there ya go...
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Antony Mac Phiarais
why thank you , but im well able to handle judges and courts , i was only adding to the tread ,
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
did you even read my comment properly ??
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Eamonn O Brien
Yes, you said the clerk won't take affidavits for the file. Then you quoted a court manager...
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
i didn't say it never made it to the file , this is for learning here yes ...
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Eamonn O Brien
I know you didn't say that, yes here is for learning...
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
maybe others will have that problem , anyways as Adim says Reg. mail .. so we have learned and people reading the tread will see what is best .. good one ..
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Eamonn O Brien
Ok, good talk, see ya out there... :D
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
i know most the staff down the court house form been down there getting affidavits sworn out , now they took the clerks ability to swear out affidavits from him , but i can still get them done elsewhere , i was going into court with affidavits sworn from the same court ..
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Derek Moran
It's a GOLD thread like this where i LONG for my old admin-capabilities to pare down-and-edit a great thread such as this...*long sigh*
*goes to check notifications-feature*
Hey, wait a second.....
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Derek Moran
"[YOU] all need to understand the power of an affidavit."
Does this have anything to do with THIS Maxim-of-law, Lou?
Qui non negat fatetur. A person who does not deny
admits.
p.s.
you saw what i did there, right? ;)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
What do maxims of law have to do with a private agreement?
Where as, an affidavit is the document, instrument that creates the validity of the law set out in the exhibits; that only can be recognized under an affidavit.
It is what creates understanding. It is the the Truth - Law of that particular ACT, of truth telling - law making.
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Derek Moran
Ahh fuck, ok- i guess i was DREAMING the other day then, when somebody on Scott's boat was pointing-out this very Maxim to me in regards to Affidavits- oh thats right, he said exactly - "He who does not deny, admits"...my bad, i guess i got the exact wording he used wrong, so everybody else is right and im wrong
..did i mention i was reminded of this Maxim on Scott's BOAT?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
One thinks the most benefit can be derived from ones own creation.
Create an affidavit that is the truth of the matter.
The laws of which benefit the author.
It is taking your creation into their creation.
Gaining recognition and settling the matter.
According to the terms and conditions set out in proper notice- Exhibit A....
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Ok... So..
Maxims are important?
I am thinking it is the only way to get things recognized in their courts but creating the circumstance to which it is heard.
If there is more to it ...
I am listening.
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August le Blanc
I mean that maxim I hear loud and clear that is why proper notice is so important.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
But to recognize the notice their court requires it be attached to an affidavit as an exhibit. I am thinking about process and the impact and power of acting under an affidavit that legalizes the documentation created for that particular case.
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Pete Daoust
HHAAAAAAAA......shut the fuck up Bobis or I'll ban you on the spot....
Oh, wait......wrong fucking group :/
Sorry Bobis...... :(
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
There is no one to deny it is a trust. They are administrating their creation; the new name derived from the birth certificate to account for the new charges.
Surety is created by the creator, create your own surety that benefits you. It cannot be denied, if proper notice is given. I am wanting to comprehend this fully.
I am looking for feed back to discuss it...
It is important. I do not want to miss the point.
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Pete Daoust
I would really like to help you Bobis, but I have no clue what you're talking about :(
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Derek Moran
There are a NUMBER of spots in their OWN CLUBHOUSE RULES where they discuss/mention about the TRUST, because you KNOW that THEY will play dumb at some point and FEIGN IGNORANCE about what you are talking about...anybody who has ever dealt with the Government knows, this is what THEY DO BEST :D
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August le Blanc
The ability to be recognized in their court without ever having to be in their court by proper administrative process when dealing with their accounting department: when presented with charges by their administrators.
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Ceit Butler
...did I not just describe the "proper administrative process", step-by-step?
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Pete Daoust
YES !!! :D
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Pete Daoust
But it was freaking SIMPLE Ceit Butler, that may cause a problem :(
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Yes...
excuse me, going to review.
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Derek Moran
This just off Norah's page:
"Norah Holloway
Someone just got a call from Dean Clifford. He was brought before the Chief Justice Chartier first thing this morning! Dean dropped his two sentence A-bomb stopped them in their tracks!
Thanks Christopher Sosnowski for the update."
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Pete Daoust
What does that mean ?? :/
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I was also addressing the why of the affidavit, Why its important to understand it. The truth of the matter.
It establishes credibility.
Also thinking about the relationship between the concepts and the said Maxim and the application of the affidavit itself.
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Derek Moran
Knowing Dean, "his two sentence A-bomb" probably included:
"I AM REQUIRED TO INFORM YOU THAT FORCED COMPLIANCE TO ORDERS BY YOURSELF, AND/OR YOUR AGENTS, IS IN FACT, ACCEPTANCE of my Terms and Conditions."
Second sentence = "Fellas...you're gonna want that cowbell"
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Pete Daoust
If I recall good Bobis, it was mention that it's important to understand the POWER of an affidavit....THE POWER of it.....not it.....
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
That is what I am pondering, the power of it...
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Pete Daoust
I KNOW the answer :D
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Pete Daoust
:P
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Ceit Butler
Uhh...so where was this "two sentence A-bomb" in the first place? If he can get himself out of this situation so easily. how is it he couldn't avoid getting INTO it?
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Pete Daoust
It's CODED Ceit Butler :(
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Pete Daoust
A SECRET :P
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Pete Daoust
For 3 easy py.....nevermind :/
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Ceit Butler
Because, as Lou ALSO just said early, the power lies in the fact that :" An unrebutted affidavit stands as a PUBLIC RECORD as TRUTH in LAW and COMMERCE."
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
power n.
the right, authority and ability to take some action or accomplish something, including demanding action, executing documents, contracting, taking title, transferring, exercising legal rights, and many other acts.
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Pete Daoust
Fuck.....I could have SELL that Ceit Butler :(
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Derek Moran
Here's a question, Norah...the lady that won the 2-hour consultation with Dean...any idea on what her problem was, and is she on facebook...methinks her reading this thread; and for greater certainty, the breakdown Ceit's provided, will probably help her out in the meantime while Dean is back in the KLINK
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Ceit Butler
And does this mean that Dean is out?
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Pete Daoust
Another secret for now :(
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Pete Daoust
But for 3 easy...... :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
truth, noun:
accuracy, actuality, authenticity, candor, conformity to fact, correctness, exactness, fact, honesty, integrity, precision, probity, realism, reality, right, sincerity, veracity, veritas, verity
Associated concepts: credibility of a witness, reputation for truth, truth in lending laws
Foreign phrases: Error fucatus nuda veritate in multis, est probabilior; et saepenumero rationibus vincit veriiatem error.Error artfully disguised is, in many instances, more probable than naked truth; and frequently error overwhelms truth by argumentation. Veritas nimium allercando amittitur. Truth is lost by too much altercation. Sacramentum habet in se tres comites,-veritatem, justitiam, et judicium; veritus habenda est in jurato; justitia et justicium in judice. An oath has in it three components,-truth, justice, and judgment; truth in the party swearing; justice and judgment in the judge addinistering the oath. Fictio cedit veritati. fictio juris non est ubi veritas. Fiction yields to truth. where truth is, ficcion of law does not exist. Qui non libere veritatem proounciat proditor est veritatis. He who does not freely speak the truth is a betrayer of the truth. Veritas, quae minime defensatur opprimitur; et qui non improbat, approbat. Truth which is not sufficiently defended is overrowered; and he who does not disapprove, approves. Veritas nihil veretur nisi abscondi. Truth fears nothing but concealment.
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Pete Daoust
Fuck Bobis ??? :(
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
... the last few lines...
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Pete Daoust
concealment n. fraudulent failure to reveal information which someone knows and is aware that in good faith he/she should communicate to another. Examples include failure to disclose defects in goods sold (the horse has been sick, the car has been in an accident), leaving out significant liabilities in a credit application, or omitting assets from a bankruptcy schedule to keep them from being available for distribution to creditors. Such concealment at minimum can be a cause for rescission (cancellation) of a contract by the misled party or a civil lawsuit for fraud. (See: fraud)
:D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Fiction yields to truth, the truth of the affidavit stops the fiction of their creation.
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Ceit Butler
Silence is aquiescence. If the court does NOT rebut any of the facts stated in your affidavit, then they have TACITLY AGREED with them.
If you DO end up in the courtroom, reading your Affidavit out loud gets it on the PUBLIC RECORD. State afterwards that "For the record, the COURT has tacitly agreed that I <insert previous statements>".
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Pete Daoust
The truth of an affidavit jams their fucking lies :P
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Pete Daoust
I will CREATE a nice AFFIDAVIT this week-end, and notarize a bunch of copies, and make them FLY all around :D
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Pete Daoust
The government just sent PIERRE DAOUST a form, for PIERRE DAOUST to go in their building to take a NEW picture of MY face......they think the last one looks like too much as Stalin, :(
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Derek Moran
The City of Toronto already has a few Affidavits of mine, ESTOPPELS, too!
..nothing in them rebutted by them, ta'BOOT :D
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Pete Daoust
They want to put MY face on a PUBLIC thing :(
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Derek Moran
Whose, yours...or French Elvis'?
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Pete Daoust
:D
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Pete Daoust
But this shit gets me to THINK a lot, why would MY face would appear on a PERSON's piece of paper ?....
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
here it comes...
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Pete Daoust
I can ONLY see: They want to know WHO is the SOLE AUTHORIZED ADMINISTRATOR
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Pete Daoust
So I'll send them AFFIDAVITS, before I go and take that picture..... :D
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I AGREE to put my face on this, but for the ONLY purpose to identify the ADMINISTRATOR of that person
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Pete Daoust
It will WORK.....beautifuly :D
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Derek Moran
OOH- regarding Affidavits, on Scott's boat it was made CLEAR.....ONLY, send, the court, PHOTOCOPIES
WE keep the ORIGINAL...the court gets a PHOTOCOPY.....has to do with COPYHOLD, you dont want the court getting their hands on the ORIGINAL...the AUTHOR is the AUTHORITY...so handing over the ORIGINAL to the court is BAD - would you concur, [Ill]Lou Manotti?
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Pete Daoust
Unless, of course, they want to swear back to me an affidavit saying something else :/
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August le Blanc
Not freedumb, autonomy.
Lou Manotti
only send THEM photocopies of your documents (certification unnecessary).You retain ALL original documentation.
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Pete Daoust
:D !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Pete Daoust
Hey !!!....my group rocks :P
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Pete Daoust
It's filled with semi-evolved chimps that spewing bullshit all over :D
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Chris Evan
Where? I don't see it all over!
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Chris Evan
Ceit, in the case that I signed incorrectly, I would think that getting a certified copy of the Recog and writing "New Original" at the top of it and writing "VOID" over the signature would work in lieu, yes?
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Steve Lemieux · Steeve Contributing Beneficiary
All HAIL MEGATRON!!
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Tom Davies
What happened to Scott, people ???
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Pete Daoust
Keep your greasy hands in you pocket Chris Evan :-P
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Pete Daoust
Who's Scott, Tom ? :/
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Tom Davies
OK...I see. Thanks.
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Tom Davies
To any and all CIA, CSIS, and/or Police reading this...... FUCK YOU !
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Blake Gardner
Pete Daoust - while your at it you may as well request your title (sole authorized administrator) be placed under the signature - I mean you got the affidavit if they're unwilling but they may oblige
Pete Daoust
Of course Blake Gardner, that's the core idea
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Blake Gardner
Don't get your hopes up though:-)
Pete Daoust
I do and will see the results, whatever the results, I am happy :-)
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Pete Daoust
I am NOT an idiot :-D
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Robert Cormier
Rope lassoing the chattel/cattle.
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Robert Cormier
My grandmother said...Give them enough ROPE and they'll hang themselves. :P Some PERSON might lose a house or a vessel.
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Steve Lemieux · Steeve Contributing Beneficiary
ALL HAIL MEGATRON!
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Pete Daoust
HAHA!!!.....you have one heck of a huge vocabulary package :D
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Harold Austerman
Have you seen this Man????? Helllloss! ;)
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Janick Paquette
You don't look as much like Antonio in this one Pete! :P
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Lee Edgely
Antonio Piercy You said " i know most the staff down the court house form been down there getting affidavits sworn out , now they took the clerks ability to swear out affidavits from him , but i can still get them done elsewhere , i was going into court with affidavits sworn from the same court" Is there a conflict with the Clerk and the Court or are they just being awkward?
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
must be .... im told most the clerks who were able to swear out aff. are not able to any more .... its very strange indeed
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Lee Edgely
Is it only affidavits they will not lodge? How did you manage to get the affidavit into the file, other than being in court on the day?
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David Johansen
"to take a NEW picture of MY face." counter offer for a million in gold! nay a trillion!
maybe you can get some special affects makup and go as an alien!
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Pete Daoust
Dean's website is under maintenance, and last news was a tennis game of some sort.....any news Norah Holloway ? :/
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Andrew D'Aragon · Andrew Ofthe RoyalHouse Aragon
It worked for me.
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Pete Daoust
Me I get this:
Website Under Maintenance
Sorry for the inconvenience
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Andrew D'Aragon · Andrew Ofthe RoyalHouse Aragon
they changed the layout, but all the links work I havent tried to log in.
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Pete Daoust
Will try......will get back...
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Pete Daoust
I am in....sorry, the page really says :
Website Under Maintenance
Sorry for the inconvenience
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Pete Daoust
But no news....
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Derek Moran
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
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Derek Moran
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
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Kent Barrett
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Derek Moran
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August le Blanc
Lou Manotti
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Chris Evan
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Tom Davies
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Blake Gardner
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Robert Cormier
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Harold Austerman
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Janick Paquette
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Lee Edgely
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Antony Mac Phiarais · Anton Mac Phiarais
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Lee Edgely
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David Johansen
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