The US has a higher percentage of its population behind bars than any other country in the world:
more than China, more than Russia, more than any backwater dictatorship.
Roughly 1 out of every 142 US residents is behind bars.
This gulag system is fantastically profitable for the companies that build and manage prisons...for the companies that supply them...for the prison guard unions...and for the state itself which sells prison labor to private corporations for pennies on the dollar.
Who are these two million plus people behind bars in the US?
Are they all monsters the public has to be protected from or has incarceration become an addictive business for the state?
Is that's the case, how safe are any of us in the long run?
These are questions a freedom loving people should be asking itself.
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Pete Daoust
Chris Evan .....maybe they want you to be one of the 142 ? :/
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Chris Evan
I am thinking that the answer is yes!
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Chris Evan
But I don't know why....I haven't hurt anyone or caused any harm. Matter of fact, I haven't even seen an injured party
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Janick Paquette
I have so little knowledge... :( Wish I could help Chris! :/
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Pete Daoust
You don't know why ?? :-\
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Sue Rakestraw
Pierre....because in the US, most everything has been made criminal. Since all "crimes" are commercial, it's ALL about accounting and surety! NO ONE goes to jail UNLESS they have consented to it! None of us are safe.....there is NO HONOR left in the rogue government, the injustice system, nor the ones who write this "legalese" that people think are laws.
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Pete Daoust
THEY WANT TO COLLECT FROM CHRIS SCHULTZ IS SURETY....
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Chris Evan
I TOLD THEM WHERE TO FIND IT, THEY DON'T CARE
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Chris Evan
REMEMBER?
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Chris Evan
THEY SENT THEIR STANDING ARMY AFTER ME?
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Pete Daoust
Your the only one that gives value to CHRIS....they need YOU to access to it....
No ?? :-\
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Chris Evan
You're*
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Pete Daoust
Fuck
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Chris Evan
I don't think its my job to do theirs for them.....but if it satisfies this matter, I will do it
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Pete Daoust
That is why Scott insist on liening the person.....no more surety ACCESSIBLE....
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Chris Evan
How much should the lien on the person be for?
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Pete Daoust
One million a year....
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Chris Evan
:-D
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Chris Evan
But if I lien $1mil tomorrow, there is plenty of surety left...should I start from Dec 26, 1980?
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Pete Daoust
Do it for one year, and do it again next year
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Chris Evan
I don't see how that kills the Surety....
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Chris Evan
It tickles it
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Scott Duncan
Did they get a BILL for a million dollars?
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Scott Duncan
Can you ACCOUNT for the debit of 1 million on the books?
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Scott Duncan
If you answer "no" to ANY of those, you have no business liening ANYTHING.
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Chris Evan
"they"...who is "they"?
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Scott Duncan
You're just a little schoolboy saying "you owe me a million dollars".
THEY=THE FUCKING PARTY YOU ARE LIENING, YOU CLUELESS FUCK!
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Pete Daoust
Can you ACCOUNT for the DEBIT of one million dollars on the books ???
Fuck.... :-\
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Pete Daoust
Scott Duncan, do I need ALL paperworks for all this accounting on the books debit stuff.... ?
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Chris Evan
The DEBIT on the books would be the BILL, and yes, I can create the ACCOUNT. But, I don't know how to ACCOUNT for the BILL
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Gail Marie
in accounting for the value, would creating a skills/aptitude appraisal/assessment with a value attached to each skill/aptitude be effective?
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Pete Daoust
Ho man, here I go again......spinning like a bastard, I won't fucking sleep again...
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Chris Evan
Send a bill registered mail...if there is no response within 72 hrs, the recipient becomes lawful holder of the bill. Default after 10 days, lien after 10 more??? Does this sound right?
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Chris Evan
Thinking out loud....maybe the bill lists the particulars adding up to whatever the total is....
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Pete Daoust
Invoice
Statement
Notice
Default
Lien
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Chris Evan
Where is BILL in that ?
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Pete Daoust
Invoice
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Chris Evan
Bill
A declaration in writing. A document listing separate items. An itemized account of charges or costs. In Equity practice, the first Pleading in the action, the paper in which the plaintiff sets out his or her case and demands relief from the defendant.
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Pete Daoust
Fuck....I thought of this all night :(
Scott Duncan: Can you ACCOUNT for the debit of 1 million on the books?
The person is PRESUMED an employee of the crown Right ?
What was the "per hour rate" regarding that job ?
(That's all I can come up with so far) :(
Sorry Admiral :(
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Chris Evan
And all I got so far is when I issue an invoice, it is backed up by "time Sheets" and is invoiced off of a contract. So, I can't figure out how to create the contract to start the Accounting.... :/
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Pete Daoust
Since I am 16, the government PRESUMED PIERRE DAOUST as an employee of theirs......now I am 47, so it gives......31 years, at 250k per year, (at least 1 hour a day, at 1000.00 per hour, 250 days a year)
Does that sounds fair ?? :/
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Chris Evan
But THEY need a BILL. :-/
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Chris Evan
But thats only $8mil....still plenty of Surety left. :-/
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Pete Daoust
Well fuck, I can make one.....I am making fucking invoice every fucking day.....no fucking big DEAL :/
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Pete Daoust
still plenty of Surety left....HOW IN THE FUCK CAN YOU SAY THAT ? :/
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Chris Evan
I have good reasons to believe that the MONEY creation of each person is a lot more than $8 mil.
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Chris Evan
Well....fiat MONEY. By signing....
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Pete Daoust
OK, but CAN YOU ACCOUNT on those goods reasons to believe ? :/
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Pete Daoust
Fuck it......my brain is EVERY FUCKING WHERE :(
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Chris Evan
Well, without using that formula you used above, I calculated about $10mil on another thread in money that my signature created.
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Chris Evan
add those 2 together and we are at $18 mil. I still think its more than that.....
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Pete Daoust
money that my signature created....Where is that "money" now ?? :/
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Pete Daoust
Your signature seems to have created DEBTS, to me :P
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Chris Evan
I don't know. But when you signed a mortgage, you allowed the bank to use your signature to create money within their system....
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Chris Evan
YES DEBTS!!!! But we are the Creditor of those DEBTS! Thats what the lien is!
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Chris Evan
So this person allowed some bank to borrow money from US!
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Pete Daoust
When the "contract" you have with this Bank is over, you can go back and take what's your's......
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Chris Evan
Yeah...I personally have finished a few contracts and NEVER got the original Note back....just recently, I became aware of what was happeneing.
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Chris Evan
What about your checks that you are writing.
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Chris Evan
Are we getting those back?
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Pete Daoust
*sigh* :(
Chris Evan
Waht are you sighing about?
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Pete Daoust
Debit
A sum charged as due or owing. An entry made on the asset side of a ledger or account. The term is used in bookkeeping to denote the left side of the ledger, or the charging of a person or an account with all that is supplied to or paid out for that person or for the subject of the account. Also, the balance of an account where it is shown that something remains due to the party keeping the account.
As a noun, an entry on the left-hand side of an account. As a verb, to make an entry on the left-hand side of an account. A term used in accounting or bookkeeping that results in an increase to an asset and an expense account and a decrease to a liability, revenue, or owner's Equity account.
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Pete Daoust
Account
A written list of transactions, noting money owed and money paid; a detailed statement of mutual demands arising out of a contract or a fiduciary relationship.
An account can simply list payments, losses, sales, debits, credits, and other monetary transactions, or it may go further and show a balance or the results of comparing opposite transactions, like purchases and sales. Businesspersons keep accounts; attorneys may keep escrow accounts; and executors must keep accounts that record transactions in administering an estate.
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Chris Evan
YES!!!! And who is the Creditor?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Since the government is a trust. It is administrated by the corporation of the govt IE: Govt of Canada corp. The Value of you is determined by you. They assessed us based on a lifetime of labor. Only we are not privy to that info. There is no one to stand and rebut for the govt. No person, it is a trust administered by corporate officers thru charter.
So do an appraisal of skill set and what would be market value for accounting or administering the person since birth about 70 years including retirement.
It is your value what is it worth to you?
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Chris Evan
EXACTLY!!!! But how do we account for that? :-/
Chris Evan
Do we write up a Notice and publish it, then when no one rebuts ACCOUNT for it?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
2 +2 =4
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Pete Daoust
By being ALIVE ? :D
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Pete Daoust
I think this shit makes sense.....but fuck !!! :/
Since I am 16, the government PRESUMED PIERRE DAOUST as an employee of theirs......now I am 47, so it gives......31 years, at 250k per year, (at least 1 hour a day, at 1000.00 per hour, 250 days a year)
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Chris Evan
I agree, but that is only part of the equation. Because you have to ACCOUNT for all the MONEY you lent to these Persons through your signature too.... :-/
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Pete Daoust
I did ASKED and I did filled an APPLICATION, when I was 16 (Application for the Social insurance number) and I have got the JOB :/
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
No” you do an appraisal: attach a value to skill of administration and bill them, they will not respond.
follow proper procedure, you have to establish a record of transactions to justify the lien. A bill = transaction.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
1, 2nd, 3 rd notice, default, lien”
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Chris Evan
BILL who? The Treasury?
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Pete Daoust
Appraisal
A valuation or an approximation of value by impartial, properly qualified persons; the process of determining the value of an asset or liability, which entails expert opinion rather than express commercial transactions.
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Chris Evan
or Bank of Canada?
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Chris Evan
Yeah...well, I would think am the expert on this topic! :-D
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Pete Daoust
I guess the invoice has to be sent by the CORP who wants to lien the person ?
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Pete Daoust
And send the invoice to Canada HUMAN ressources ? :D
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Pete Daoust
Because I am DEFINITLY invoicing for some HUMAN RESSOURCES ? :D
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Scott Duncan
Send an affidavit with a NOTICE OF MISTAKE.
You can't contract when you are 16.
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Pete Daoust
TO who, Human ressources ?? :/
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Pete Daoust
Do I need a fucking copy of this APPLICATION I have made back then ?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
We ( thru legal person derived from Name on pubic documents) are the collateral for any money created via our signature.
They gave us a value, the amount to which we are not privy to. All that matters are the documents you create to establish value. No need for applications. You are creating law by establishing value thru proper process.
Operating under a corporate title thru corporate charter via covenant or trust agreement, No one can tell you what you are worth, that is up to you. Accounting for it is a simple as: X amount of hours for X amount of currency,
Exchanged thru private currency exchange of corporation to determine your own value. Take a Name that you create.
To Keep it Private.
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Chris Evan
I am still not sure about this.....WTF?
Chris Evan
I am 33 years and 2 days old...minus the 18 days it took them to create the Person that is plus 8 leap years, that would be 12035 days I had the option to "represent" the person...apparently at the barrel of a gun. Therefore, at $500/hour that is roughly $144 million. :D
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Pete Daoust
Happy birthday :/
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Pete Daoust
Wait, let me get my calculator, to make sure :/
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Chris Evan
Still at $100/hr, that is $29 mil. Plus the money I created!!!
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Chris Evan
My parents signed me up for an SSN at birth, so.....
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Chris Evan
And when you think about it....I have a DA and a Justice over here that are practically forcing this PERSON on me. Apparently, they feel they have the right to. I can only assume that ALL members of this private corporation have ALWAYS felt its their right, therefore, they should have to pay for this presumption. Scott...am I correct in thinking this?
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Pete Daoust
These guys, DEFINITELY thinks you work for them, or you are one of their slaves :(
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Pete Daoust
Have you used this word in your communications with them ? "SLAVE" ?
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Chris Evan
I have not!
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Pete Daoust
You should !! :D
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Pete Daoust
these words seems to have some effects..... :/
Chris Evan
Did you guys in Quebec or Canada ever have Slaves? Do you have any law against slavery?
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Pete Daoust
Dear "YOU", the way you act in these proceedures, gives me all the good reasons to believe that you see "me" as one of your slaves, and/or Employee
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