Being a sovereign with respect to the legal system is a troublesome path indeed. It can be done if one wants. The optimal solution is for everyone to be aware of the fraud or the system and not support it any longer, or if need to to collectively stand against it and create a new way of life. Then no need for bypassing the legal system. That will take time though.
The problems come when they pass laws making it illegal to conduct oneself in simple things such as fishing to live. I will be highlighting this more in the coming week or two. They have constructed quite a box around pretty much everything a person needs to survive and require permission slip permits, or just state it's no longer allowed.
I watched your video a little while ago, and found it was very complementary to mine. Insofar as they create all this legal mumbo jumbo to strip people of these rights, knowing that it will further deter the average "citizen/owned property" from questioning the idea that one lives solely through the masters permission. 1984 indeed, and what those doctors in your video describe, as well as your reporting on the censorship is exactly one face of this problem.
No, of course you did nothing wrong. I've begun culling my follow list for those who either didn't transition over, or whose content I rarely of never vote for. I had originally followed you when Wolhart passed as you had contact with his family. I think it's fair to say that our interests don't seem to overlap much, if at all. It's certainly nothing personal, and from all I can see you are a fine person who is highly respected by those who know you.
Best of luck to you and your continued success here and in your life.
how i appreciate this, its almost a year next month. I haven’t been in contact lately with the family last time i heard they were fine. I wish you well on your journey on Hive and stay safe
britt
Fantastic to see this as I have started looking into this stuff. And being from Australia I have been looking at this YouTube channel called, Justinian deception.
About three years ago, some 100 men and women in a remote village somewhere in Russia made a big fire and burned all their documents - passports, birth certificates, medical records... As it became known, the government of the nearby town refused to pay their salaries and pensions since they couldn’t show any proof if ID. That was fine since villagers expected something worse, like getting arrested... People resorted to growing their own food, but because Russia has like 5 months of snow, it wasn’t enough to survive. Eventually they were allowed to get their salaries back, and received new passports, but some other things changed after that... the village became more autonomous, it doesn’t get much intervention from any outside agencies.
Along with burning their ids, people refused to vote for the head of their village officially. Instead, they chose one man by themselves during one if the village meetings.
Of course I understand that it was possible only because this place had a small number of people. If the same thing happens now in the big city, say Los Angeles where I live, we might face total chaos and destruction since unfortunately many people aren’t ready to manage themselves and act humanely if all control over them is suddenly taken away.
But still, as I was reading your post I remembered this little story of quiet peaceful revolt )
I remember many years ago when the then Soviet Union sent the military in to arrest the mayor who was defiant. The people took to the streets as the tanks rolled in, and the military refused to run over and kill those people, in effect, stopping the coup underway. My views towards those in the Soviet Union changed that day as I witnessed (on TV) people willing to die for their principles by defending a man they believed in.
Yes, I think people are almost never exactly what their political system/government is... I always think these two entities - we as human beings and our government and its system - don’t really reflect one another although one is dependent on the other in so many ways. Soviet times had lots of crazy, bad propaganda, drastic measures towards its own people (I think more people got killed in Stalin times than the official numbers of holocaust), destruction of culture, but there were also good spirits, people getting together to achieve what they believed in, etc. A very long and a very strange period in the history of that region indeed...
I watched a video a few months back (I'll dig it out for you, if I can find it), and it's even worse than 'we' imagined.(more so if you're a US citizen)
If I remember correctly, it basically states that the US was never given legal autonomy by the British government, (or crown), through legalese...(something to do with maritime law).
Sorry for the vagueness - I'll see if I can find the video. Fascinating stuff, if true..
Yes, that's discussed in some of the videos I share in the post. The gold fringe on the flag makes it the maritime law. I haven't had much chance to look at it, but got a copy of one of the Black's law dictionaries out of a storage unit I bought a couple years ago. It explains a lot of the stuff they don't want us knowing so hide behind the concepts that book explains.
Many people have went to jail trying to cite this stuff though. If you have time, check out the videos in the blog. They will open your eyes, even though you aren't from here. They use this same type of deceptive crap everywhere to deny us our natural rights.
Being a sovereign with respect to the legal system is a troublesome path indeed. It can be done if one wants. The optimal solution is for everyone to be aware of the fraud or the system and not support it any longer, or if need to to collectively stand against it and create a new way of life. Then no need for bypassing the legal system. That will take time though.
The problems come when they pass laws making it illegal to conduct oneself in simple things such as fishing to live. I will be highlighting this more in the coming week or two. They have constructed quite a box around pretty much everything a person needs to survive and require permission slip permits, or just state it's no longer allowed.
I watched your video a little while ago, and found it was very complementary to mine. Insofar as they create all this legal mumbo jumbo to strip people of these rights, knowing that it will further deter the average "citizen/owned property" from questioning the idea that one lives solely through the masters permission. 1984 indeed, and what those doctors in your video describe, as well as your reporting on the censorship is exactly one face of this problem.
Thanks for stopping by. :)
i saw you unfollowed me, i want to thank you for the time you did follow me, and i hope i didnt do anything wrong, i want to wish you safety
britt
No, of course you did nothing wrong. I've begun culling my follow list for those who either didn't transition over, or whose content I rarely of never vote for. I had originally followed you when Wolhart passed as you had contact with his family. I think it's fair to say that our interests don't seem to overlap much, if at all. It's certainly nothing personal, and from all I can see you are a fine person who is highly respected by those who know you.
Best of luck to you and your continued success here and in your life.
how i appreciate this, its almost a year next month. I haven’t been in contact lately with the family last time i heard they were fine. I wish you well on your journey on Hive and stay safe
britt
Fantastic to see this as I have started looking into this stuff. And being from Australia I have been looking at this YouTube channel called, Justinian deception.
Will check it out, thank you.
Your welcome.
About three years ago, some 100 men and women in a remote village somewhere in Russia made a big fire and burned all their documents - passports, birth certificates, medical records... As it became known, the government of the nearby town refused to pay their salaries and pensions since they couldn’t show any proof if ID. That was fine since villagers expected something worse, like getting arrested... People resorted to growing their own food, but because Russia has like 5 months of snow, it wasn’t enough to survive. Eventually they were allowed to get their salaries back, and received new passports, but some other things changed after that... the village became more autonomous, it doesn’t get much intervention from any outside agencies.
Along with burning their ids, people refused to vote for the head of their village officially. Instead, they chose one man by themselves during one if the village meetings.
Of course I understand that it was possible only because this place had a small number of people. If the same thing happens now in the big city, say Los Angeles where I live, we might face total chaos and destruction since unfortunately many people aren’t ready to manage themselves and act humanely if all control over them is suddenly taken away.
But still, as I was reading your post I remembered this little story of quiet peaceful revolt )
I remember many years ago when the then Soviet Union sent the military in to arrest the mayor who was defiant. The people took to the streets as the tanks rolled in, and the military refused to run over and kill those people, in effect, stopping the coup underway. My views towards those in the Soviet Union changed that day as I witnessed (on TV) people willing to die for their principles by defending a man they believed in.
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/soviet-hard-liners-launch-coup-against-gorbachev
Yes, I think people are almost never exactly what their political system/government is... I always think these two entities - we as human beings and our government and its system - don’t really reflect one another although one is dependent on the other in so many ways. Soviet times had lots of crazy, bad propaganda, drastic measures towards its own people (I think more people got killed in Stalin times than the official numbers of holocaust), destruction of culture, but there were also good spirits, people getting together to achieve what they believed in, etc. A very long and a very strange period in the history of that region indeed...
Good post, sir.
I watched a video a few months back (I'll dig it out for you, if I can find it), and it's even worse than 'we' imagined.(more so if you're a US citizen)
If I remember correctly, it basically states that the US was never given legal autonomy by the British government, (or crown), through legalese...(something to do with maritime law).
Sorry for the vagueness - I'll see if I can find the video. Fascinating stuff, if true..
Yes, that's discussed in some of the videos I share in the post. The gold fringe on the flag makes it the maritime law. I haven't had much chance to look at it, but got a copy of one of the Black's law dictionaries out of a storage unit I bought a couple years ago. It explains a lot of the stuff they don't want us knowing so hide behind the concepts that book explains.
Many people have went to jail trying to cite this stuff though. If you have time, check out the videos in the blog. They will open your eyes, even though you aren't from here. They use this same type of deceptive crap everywhere to deny us our natural rights.