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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 6

May 27, 2014 1:13 AM

Tara Duncan

Where were we? Oh, yes...welcome new member, Starwalker Ad Infinitum - and...................he's gone!

Scott Duncan OK GANG! A Free-Dumber is back for a SECOND ROUND!

GO GET `IM, MARINES!

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Scott Duncan I thought Pete Daoust, "fixed you up". What kind of sloppy work is this?

So let's hear about all the Free-Dumb "Successes", since you oozed back in here.

GO! 10 mins · Like · 1 Chris Evan Maybe he has proof this time.... 10 mins · Like · 1 Starwalker Ad Infinitum i just got back online and was reading the replys. 8 mins · Like Scott Duncan ...OK, so let's review "The Score".

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Freeman_on_the_land... Freeman successes - Freeman on the land - RationalWiki rationalwiki.org Despite the numerous failed attempts to use freeman legal methods, freemen will ... See More 7 mins · Like · 2 — Remove Preview Starwalker Ad Infinitum some of you are so rude. so kwick to judge. and fyi i am not the fastest typer and usong an old slow phone on a sketchy conection. i dont live on facebook 6 mins · Like Ceit Butler I wouldn't advise playing the "hurt feelings" card in here... 6 mins · Like · 1 Tara Duncan Now, now, Ceit. Don't be so kwick to judge. 6 mins · Like · 4 Ceit Butler 5 mins · Like · 1 Scott Duncan OMG, you're about to be beaten up by GIRLS. 5 mins · Like · 2 Starwalker Ad Infinitum i i am not spening my fee mins online trying to debate a bunch of name calling strangers of 5 mins · Like Ceit Butler Oh, my mistake...I assumed that was why you rejoined 4 mins · Like Tara Duncan How then are you spending your fee time? 4 mins · Like · 2 Scott Duncan 4 mins · Like Scott Duncan That's "spening", dear 4 mins · Unlike · 3 Tara Duncan I stan corrected. 3 mins · Like · 2 Ceit Butler Should that be "correcte"? 3 mins · Like Kent Barrett I think he ran out of fee time. This appears to be cut off "a bunch of name calling strangers of". 3 mins · Like · 1 Kent Barrett Correct” in Frenglish. 2 mins · Unlike · 2

Freeman on the land - RationalWiki

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Freeman on the land, also known as FMOTL, FOTL, "Footle" or simply freeman,[1] is a form of pseudolegalwoo in various English-speaking countries. Freemen believe they can opt out of being governed, and that what normal people understand to be "laws" are merely a form of "contract" that applies only”

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Tara Duncan I was just going to start a collection to get him a better phone/computer and internet connection. It seems rude to just trot off in the middle of a conversation, no? 6 mins · Like · 1 Ceit Butler Very! And to think, he called US rude. 4 mins · Unlike · 1 Tara Duncan I know; and us freely spening our fee time on him as well. The nerve! 3 mins · Like · 1 Ceit Butler *freeley

3 mins · Unlike · 1 Tara Duncan Thanks! I just can't get the hang of this hip new lingo. 2 mins · Like · 1

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Tara Duncan

Ancestry.ca has more than 100 Wannamaker surname census records, showing that the average Wannamaker household size in Canada was between 4 and 5 members. The average age of Wannamaker children in 1911 was 13, with a paternal average age of 44 and a maternal average age of 41. Common first names for Wannamaker household fathers in 1911 included John, Levi, and Fred and common first names for mothers included Mary, Elizabeth, and Sarah. In 1911, approximately 59 individuals were recorded in the district of Hastings West, 43 were recorded in the district of Hastings East and 23 were recorded in the district of Peterborough East, among others. Common places of birth for Wannamaker parents were noted as Ontario and "Scotland". Some common heritage designations for the Wannamaker surname were listed as Dutch, Irish, and German.

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My grandmother's ancestor: John Wanamaker, "Merchant Prince" and founder of Wanamaker's department store. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~apassageintime/johnwanamakermerchant.html

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