Ok, at the risk of more arrogant, smart ass responses, I've got a few questions. The only way to lean is to ask right... So here we go.
If I'm the AGENT for the principle or the sole authorized administrator; then all bills or charges are not for me, they are for the principle right? Or the AGENCY however you want to say it. If I'm acting as their agent then how do I send the agency the bill or charges?
Secondly) if I'm the administrator of something I did not create, then that authority was granted to me correct? Someone have the analogy of a fed note, but that was GIVEN to me as well to administer for a designed purpose. Therefore, I only have the authority to administer as the creator of the (person) grants. Where can I find the terms or conditions?
Lastly) how do I use this knowledge in court? I want results. I want to win. All of this theory is nice but if I can't back it up by real world application, then it's shit. Thanks for all the help, let the condescending arrogant comments roll! Lol
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Eamonn O Brien
The whole system is commerce. In order to partake in commerce you need a person. All bills are addressed to whatever person was used to initiate the commercial relationship i.e. Mr. Mathew Wolfe...
The only right you have is the right not to contract with the person. Once you do contract with the person the t's & c's are outlined in government statute books or whatever commercial rulebook the person you are dealing with has set out.
The point is not to go to court Mathew. Win by staying at home. Most cases are civil in nature thus requiring a contract that usually doesn't exist. Put the burden of proof on them by demanding evidence that you are SURETY for the person relating to the charges...
I hope this helps... :)
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Mathew Wolfe
It kind of does... Why do I need a "person" to engage in commerce? Can I not trade with you absent the legal fiction?
And what do you mean by the T's and C's?
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Eamonn O Brien
When operating in the PUBLIC you need a person. In the PRIVATE one isn't necessary...
Terms & conditions...
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Mathew Wolfe
Ahh I see. So if I chose to contract and act as their agent then their statutes acts and codes do apply to me.
An why would I need to operate in the public?
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Eamonn O Brien
If you contract with the trust that is government then statutes apply... Your signature is proof that you understand...
You don't need to operate in the public but they lie through omission leading people to believe that they must...
Find something you're good at and utilise it. Have you watched MONEY AS DEBT 3?
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Eamonn O Brien
I've found that working for myself in the private is half the battle. Not using their name or number...
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Mathew Wolfe
No I haven't watched it yet. That's on my list of things to watch actually. I'm sure much if this stuff will be explained in that video... So I'll reserve any further questions until I've seen it.
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Mathew Wolfe
Thanks for your willingness to answer my questions! It's much appreciated!
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