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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 7

Jul 08, 2014 2:58 AM

J.P. Alexander

6.8Lbs healthy baby. They want to know her NAME. I said she doesn't have one yet. They said you'll need to come up with one before you leave the hospital for the RECORDS haha. If they try to force it I'm signing the birth record VOID!

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J.P. Alexander

This is a very bitter sweet day for me. Creating life is a beautiful thing. But this world can be so ugly at times especially these days. Its progressing towards the worst. We ALL know this flimsy systems days are numbered. I guess I just want her to have a chance at a good life.

Harry Wombat

I wouldn't argue with anyone or come off sounding like a "freeman" in any way, shape, or form. They might call Family Services, security, police etc. if you argue and try to explain your position any further. I'd just play the role of concerned diligent parent that has his priorities straight and insists on discussing such matters with your lawyer. Get yourself, your child, and your mate home safe and sound. Off the top of my head - I'd tell them:

1, You and your mate are presently undecided about the name and won't be rushed. It's a serious decision and you'll need more time. You want to consult with and get more family input.

2, Because you are prudent you will obviously want to consult with your lawyer (wink) before signing - to discuss the full legal ramifications of any forms or paperwork they (or anyone else) may want signed. Ask for a few copies to take with you. Let them know that attending to the baby and mom is the first priority of course - and you'll likely speak with a lawyer within the next few weeks or so when everyone is well rested again and all are thriving. ;)

3. I'd inquire if their legal team would be so kind to provide any information they may have in writing, providing full disclosure and explaining their position concerning what they want you to sign and you'll be sure forward it to your lawyer for their consideration, whenever you get it in the mail.

Congrats Jesse.

Mike Lamb

This was covered in another thread (I tried to pull it up it; unable to locate it), which contained a lot of good advice/suggestions.

Staff: "Have you decided on a NAME yet?"

Parent: "Oh yes. We are going to call our little bundle of joy All Rights Reserved. Ally for short. Is she not precious?"

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J.P. Alexander

So guys I'm at the hospital earlier and I'm looking at this birth certificate thing they want us to fill out and it hits me like a ton of bricks. So on the document we give her a name Nora Shaolin Alexander and I write NON-TRANSFERABLE

J.P. Alexander

Adj. 1. nontransferable - incapable of being transferred unassignable, untransferable inalienable, unalienable - incapable of being repudiated or transferred to another; "endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights"

Mike Lamb

I would like to actually SEE a copy of the registration form itself (w/o your information; that's private; don't need/want it). I was saving copies of what each STATE's form looks like. They come in handy when I am sharing/explaining the legal fraud with "citizens".

Todd Keller

Harry Nosed Wombat. A quick question. You said that Family Services could get involved if one starts arguing or sounding like a freeman, not that I condone any freeman talk but UNTIL one Registers the NAME, does the gov (family services) have any jurisdiction at all?

Mike Lamb

Yes and no. If the couple has a marriage LICENSE, that muddys up the waters. Not that that crap is right, but most parents are publicly behaving and living as SURETY, so anything ATTACHED to them is fair game, in THEIR make believe world (just an opinion).

Beverly Berta Braakschmack

I would put in a name that I don't actually want to call her, qualify it as BENEFICIARY, and sign BY: ______ (GRANTOR)... otherwise she might have no PERSON from which to operate in commerce.

Todd Keller

True but if those contract signings bind them to gov jurisdiction, why is the hospital in such a panic to get you to name the baby and register your little ball of joy? Are they paid on a commision basis? :^)

Mike Lamb

My studies in that area are limited (awhile back I had sort of delve into it), but the very little I read, the hospitals (ALL of them) have 'federal" contracts in place. Kind of like having your baby born inside the White House.

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