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ENGLISH is the international language of law and commerce. Knowing FRENCH is useful for understanding LEGAL ENGLISH, but FRENCH is not the international language of law and commerce, so we will ignore French speakers who speak to us in the language of a conquered people.

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.

Volume 5

Mar 01, 2014 3:52 AM

Steve McCall

Hey all... Maybe slightly off topic shameless self promotion but because the subject is TOTALLY relevant to the group intention, here is my new tune Cry Baby. It's a free download and you are all free to distribute or copy in anyway. It'a about standing up to bullies and oppression and protecting all that is sacred.

Cry Baby by Steve McCall

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Steve McCall | Rock | Halifax, NS, CA

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Steve McCall

I sense he was talking about the post mortgage billing for principal... that I will probably have to lien them?

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Pete Daoust

The Admiral is not here to COACH us, in fact, I never saw him doing that.....he is here so we can THINK and ACT......I know, I did it.......I never been coached by Scott, I have been TAUGHT some stuff, I have been pushed to use my fucking brain and DO stuff... :D

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Pete Daoust

I can tell you one thing Steve, the more straight foward and more SIMPLE you will be with that bank, the more they will be fucked up with you......DO NOT NEVER enter in some stupid confusion/controversy brain dead type of shit.....

Tell it the way you UNDERSTAND it......all the way... ;)

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Adam Thomas

See...that's another reason why I hate Scott Duncan.....too many offering it up for free.....you're actually contributing to crack whore babies going without now Scott....getting it for free is not putting food & / or crack into those babies mouths now is it.....have a good think about that next time ye get a freebie. ...mmkkaayy :-)

Pete Daoust

They will go nuts when you'll say to them:

Hey, if I am wrong, I will go away......but tell me I am wrong in WRITING :D

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Steve McCall

And what I understand is that the PRINCIPAL is created by my signing the note. It is deposited. They cut me a chq as a loan but the principal remains with them . When it is paid off they don't give the principal back but since it was created by my signature I should right to reclaim.

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Pete Daoust

I don't need to EXPLAIN them anything, they know everything about it, I just need to ASK FOR WHAT'S MINE.........focus on this, and tell them, if you put in writing that you have NOTHING that is mine in your place, I will disapear :D

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Steve McCall

In my updated letter I allow them to keep the interest accumulated on this principal as an "administration" fee. I even considered adding a one time additional sum and was considering adding a addendum that specifies that my offer to allow them to keep interest (or sum) is void if I have to lien them after 30 days. What do you think about putting that in the l;etter... the possibility of commercial lien if not resolved in 30 days with a bank draft?

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Adam Thomas

Yup but include a four fold increase in the penalty liability if they don't play by your rules....they will send ye their rules book & note a certain section of their rules book... great when they do that stuff... then it's slapdown & gangsta slaps & smack down time

Pete Daoust

Well, YOU WILL......stay in "good faith", and have the right "INTENT".....

DO NOT ANTICIPATE WHAT THEY WILL DO.....just do what you have to do, the same shit as if you think I have YOUR black & Decker fucking drill in my garage :P

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