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  • franklin

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    September 3, 2010 at 7:45 pm in reply to: The Right of Self Determination website

    GentleStrength

    This edits the Constitution right into a misquote…

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    We are exhorted to “COME OUT OF HER MY PEOPLE” and fighting to “take back the (corrupt) system” is only aggravating the problems we all feel to be compounding. Art. 6 of the CONstitution says that the Laws of the United States…. AND ALL TREATIES MADE…. shall be the SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND

    That is not what the Constitution says.

    The Constitution says at Article VI (MY EMPHASES FOR PEOPLE WHO CANNOT UNDERSTAND BASIC ENGLISH GRAMMAR SUCH AS THE MEANING OF A COMPOUND SENTENCE…)

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    This Constitution, ANDthe laws of the United States WHICH SHALL BE MADE IN PURSUANCE THEREOF;AND ALL TREATIES MADEunder the authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land…

    1 AND 2 AND 3 shall be the supreme Law of the Land.

    If treaties could usurp the Constitution, then the highly literate, educated men who pored over each phrase of the document would have had to have written…

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    All Treaties made under the authority of the United States shall be the supreme Law of the Land notwithstanding anything in this Constitution or the Constitution or Laws of any State to the contrary.

    Simple enough. But, they didn't write that because they didn't intend it to be so.

    Obama, the alleged and widely unpublished editor of the Harvard Law Review claims that federal laws trump and render void Arizona Laws.

    You claim, despite the clear language of the Constitution, that treaties trump and render void the Constitution.

    Given how you quoted it in your post, (you left out the reference to the Constitution in the compound sentence) it is clear that you did not read Article VI attentively.

    If that's what you're getting for your $27 a month…you might reconsider spending it on more useful tuition.

  • franklin

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    September 2, 2010 at 8:35 pm in reply to: Might drive a man to a drinkin’ alright.

    Ugh. They all look like they've just been french-kissed by the devil.

    At least it doesn't say no tongue that touches liquor shall ever touch mine.

    Even tea-totallers wouldn't want to touch those lips.

    Exactly who did they think they were threatening? Quasimodo? John McCain? Bill Clinton? John Edwards?

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    Lowell D. Weldon (“Mr. Weldon”) continues to attempt to deliver to or file with this Court improper or legally incognizable documents which are not legitimately related to the above-captioned action. Such attempts are an abuse of public filings with this Court and obstruct this Court's function.

    The court makes the point that most patriots who lose have failed to take into account.

    The law of the case, the legal issue that the fact-finder will be charged to consider, is what the prosecutor says it is.

    If the prosecutor says John doe willfully failed to file a tax return. That is the question, the only question before the court.

    The defense has to address that question, not whether constitutional rights are abrogated by the fringe on the flag… or whether we are all on some virtual ship out in the middle of the Pacific ocean.

    The pilot charged with that 'offense' simply responded that she did not know whether she was required to file a tax return inasmuch as her multiple queries to the government for clarification of her status went unanswered. She kept it simple and defended herself against the issue before the court and negated the necessary element of willfulness. Not Guilty.

    Patriots who lose show the same immunity to facts that most sincere 'law-abiding' Americans do when you try and explain that they cannot consent to government franchises and then wrap themselves in the Constitution and criticize their federal 'employer' when they don't like something.

  • franklin

    Member
    September 2, 2010 at 1:29 pm in reply to: Going to Court

    Becraft makes an important point… that arguments in court must be legally sound. Period. Pastor Dixon went to court… not with a “patriot” argument but with a religious one. He stopped withholding from church employees' wages and, when challenged by the IRS, went to court with the argument that the church was an agent of God, not an agent of the government. The court cannot apply law or rule on who is or who is not an agent of God. From a legal perspective, the church might just as well have remained silent, because they made no argument that addressed the legal issue presented to the court.

    However, creative legal argument, that beats the system using its own laws, is a winning strategy. See the legal docs of C.H. on this site. For example, the anti-franchise franchise, though not a silver bullet, can be a scalpel in well trained hands that know what they are doing (i.e. after having first established the legal basis of the government's franchise).

    The problem with Becraft's legal strategy is that he appears to simply assume that the federal courts have universal jurisdiction. In any legal battle the first rule of law is that the jurisdiction of the court must be challenged and established… and can never be assumed or come into existence by stipulation of the parties. The court's own rules of procedure make this clear.

    So, “going to court” is a general statement that Becraft needs to parse. If you are a plaintiff then you submit to the jurisdiction of the court. If you are the defendant it may well be the case that a federal court has no in personam or subject matter jurisdiction. If a court has no jurisdiction, and the court bears the burden of proof, then, after you buy a ticket to a show, a movie theater manager has more jurisdiction over you than the judge does sitting in a court with challenged and undemonstrated jurisdiction. (Note that CH, even after visiting the court, did not enter the well even though the clerk, poor thing, pleaded a non-legal point (to get jurisdiction) that she was hard of hearing). 😛

  • franklin

    Member
    September 1, 2010 at 4:22 pm in reply to: Are You Seduced?

    Not me. I like to get kissed while being seduced 😆 Seduction without kisses and cuddles is just STATUTORY rape 😮

  • franklin

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    August 30, 2010 at 1:11 pm in reply to: Peter Kershaw's Hushmoney.org website contains errors
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    Peter Kershaw's website states the following about church v. state, and attributes this quote to Baron Montesquieu:

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    “”A more certain way to attack religion is by favor, by the comforts of life, by the hope of wealth; not by what reminds one of it, but by what makes one forget it; not by what makes one indignant, but by what makes men lukewarm, when other passions act on our souls, and those which religion inspires are silent. In the matter of changing religion, State favors are stronger than penalties.”

    [The Spirit of the Laws, Baron de Montesquieu (1748) ]

    SOURCE: [url url=”http://hushmoney.org/]”]http://hushmoney.org/][/url]

    While we wholeheartedly agree with the concepts behind the quote, that quote is NOWHERE found in Baron Montequieu's seminal work “The Spirite of Laws”. Search for yourself:

    Did you email him about it. He may have taken it uncritically from a secondary source who misattributed the quote to Montesquieu. Kershaw appears to be a well-intentioned man who may need a heads up on this.

  • franklin

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    August 29, 2010 at 5:46 pm in reply to: Will Social Security Survive?
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    Will Social Security Survive?

    [url url=”http://socialistwork…ecurity-survive”]http://socialistwork…ecurity-survive[/url]

    They also shudder at the very notion of “personal responsibility”…

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    Republicans and some Democrats have tried renege on the social contract that the government made with the elderly and disabled. They've tried to trade in the promise of government responsibility for providing aid to poor and disabled, and replace it with “personal responsibility.”

    Personal responsibility…why the very idea is…what's the word that I'm looking for?– Ah, yes…un-American that's the word. Personal responsiblity…why the very idea is outrageous!! How un-American can you get?

    It's seditious ideas like “personal responsibility” that are the cause of all this great gulag's (in this chapter “gulag” shall mean “country”) problems.

    Personalresponsibilityism should be stamped out by microchipping any and all personalresponsibilityists so that they can be tracked and pictures of them put up in every post office so that their unsuspecting neighbors will know that their gulag has been infiltrated and they can take measures to protect their children.

    Speak up and speak out! If you see a personalresponsibilityist lurking near a playground start screaming “Traitor, Traitor” draw a crowd and start pelting him or her with your social security cards (you should have made extra copies for situations just like this). Burn the Consitution right before the eyes of the personalresponsibilityist (you should have made some copies for situations like this). Shame and shun those treasonous selfish unempathetic anti-socialist gun-loving Constitution worshippers who think the state is a servant until they get the message and leave your neighborhood.

    And if none of the above works…just call them anti-Semites. That always gets them.

    Whew! I feel better already just as if I'd come back from an anti-personalresponsibility demonstration ph34r.gif .

  • franklin

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    August 26, 2010 at 3:09 pm in reply to: Obama admits he is not an american citizen
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    I mean, even HE says it, in his own words, at the beginning of this video!

    Obama admits he is not an American citizen

    Hmmm…maybe the “birthers”are on to something…

    THE AMAZING PART OF THIS TRAVESTY IS AMERICANS CONTINUE ALLOWING THEMSELVES TO BE RULED BY AN ILLEGAL ALIEN USURPER.

    Watch it before it's pulled!

    [url url=”http://www.youtube.c…player_embedded”]http://www.youtube.c…player_embedded[/url]

    This video from “obamasnippets.com” is clearly a composite.

    You can hear the break points where they took snippets of his statements and made sentences out of them. It's the equivalent of “photoshopping” a picture.

    Michelle Obama's reference to OB's home country appears continuous without the editing blips.

    And his grandmother's statements about being in the room when he was born in Kenya were probably also genuine since she died mysteriously just after making them.

  • franklin

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    August 9, 2010 at 1:09 pm in reply to: Bribes to Federal Judges Deemed Legal
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    “…appear to be a conflict of interest”

    . . .is almost British in its understatement.

    This is more like putting a contract out on defendants…and the judges are the hit women and men.

    Even Thomas Jefferson who said the greatest threat to the Constitution and to liberty would come from the judiciary probably never imagined that the judges would engage in commerce…using taxpayer dollars…to jail and murder taxpayers…like they did the lawyer who noticed the court of jury tampering.

    I wonder how much the reward was for the murder of a principled officer of the court. They probably threw the (check)book at the judge and gave her the maximum.

    And to think that congress conspired with the judiciary and the executive branch to commit treason and murder and make it all 'legal'.

    In that long lost country called America…there used to be a reward for capturing murderers. Now the rewards go to murderers.

    The best reason yet for staying out of federal jurisdiction and federal courts.

  • franklin

    Member
    August 7, 2010 at 6:01 pm in reply to: Tír na Saor's Freeman Guidebook

    A clear and excellent summary of the straw man, government by corporation, and the necessity for the human person's consent to become the straw man for the corporate government to act against the human person.

  • franklin

    Member
    July 17, 2010 at 2:26 pm in reply to: United States Government: The SECRET Terrorists
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    United States Government: The SECRET Terrorists

    As a member of FG forums, which demands documented admissible evidence for assertions made, I would take this book with a large pinch of salt for several reasons…of which I need give only two…

    1. Chapter 8 on the Catholic Church, and particularly the Jesuits (the Society of Jesus), is nothing but conjecture and vague references to “expert” secondary sources. According to the author, the RC church using its 'terrorists' disguised as priests is responsible for the War in Vietnam, the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the founding of the Federal Reserve bank (which was conceived not by the Vatican but by non-catholic Jewish bankers on Jekyll Island). The Jesuits, according to other authors, are also responsible for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

    While all of these assertions MAY be true…no author has ever presented one 'admissible' document to back up these claims of injury.

    While I BELIEVE the human beings called Jesuits, like the rest of humanity, will have a great deal to answer for, I cannot subscribe to a Jesuit conspiracy theory on the basis of this book when there is documentation to show others were likely instigators of the above events.

    For example, Henry Kissinger (whose name the author misspells) is wanted as a war criminal in several venues for his crimes against humanity while in the Nixon White House.

    The author asserts uncritically that Jack Ruby murdered Lee Oswald and even 'knows' Ruby's motivation — “to keep him from talking”. But did he? If you look at the photographs and videos of the close range alleged 'shooting' of Oswald, you have to ask the question: “Where's the blood?”.

    I am not defending the Jesuits, or their overlord the Pope. I am defending intellectual honesty. Blaming the Jesuits for world altering events without documentation simply removes the spotlight from the real movers and shakers who hold the smoking guns.

    2. The book is mis-titled. The US government is not a SECRET terrorist at all. It does everything out in the open.

    Look at the documentation on this site how the IRS commits a felony every time it sends out a piece of mail extorting money from an innocent American who they claim is running booze in the Island territories of the federal United States.

    Look at the anti-American, anti-Constitution Injustice Ginsburg who says openly that the laws should not be made pursuant to the federal Constitution, but should be made using foreign law (e.g. Sharia law, Israeli law) as precedents for SC decisions.

    Look at the craven judges (the branch of government Thomas Jefferson felt was most dangerous to liberty) who will not recuse themselves or dismiss charges based on 26 USC for want of subject matter jurisdiction, for lack of an accusatory statute (even if they don't have jurisdiction), for denying the admission of evidence that the prosecutor and the court (i.e. the judge) are engaging in a criminal conspiracy against rights.

    Look at the same judges who do not reveal that 27 CFR Sec. 72.11 defines the most heinous crimes as crimes against commercial law…not natural law.

    Look at every government branch or agency that do not reveal that they are all operating in corporate/commercial 'jurisdiction' and are listed as profit making companies by Dun & Bradstreet. That is how they avoid Constitutional chains of restraint… commercial contracts. And the Constitution forbids interference in the obligations of contracts. They are protected by the very founding document they despise.

    Look at the treasonous criminals in Congress , whose names and addresses are well known, who do not declare war justly, but instead give the 'unitary executive' 'authority' (which they do not possess and so cannot delegate) to use deadly force against other sovereign countries on nothing but lies about WMD.

    The employees of the US government are not entirely without honor. They make clear their contempt for American citizens and the federal and state constitutions. That's the nice thing about them…they are known and their own words and techniques can be used against them.

    Nothing to work with here. In nearly every sentence that I read, and I didn't need to read many, the book cries out for documentation.

    In defense of the US government I hereby declare that it is NOT a SECRET terrorist…and that assertion is well documented inasmuch as it publishes …for all to read…every law that it breaks.

    Is that honorable or what?

  • Bing,

    Thanks for the caveat. I've grown to respect your radar for the moles when they've appeared on this site. And admire the way you verbally draw and quarter them and burn their posts in front of their eyes while they still live (similar to what they did in the Inquisition) :ph34r: 😆 . If she's real…she's an embarrassment to any university she attended. If she's a mole…she's an embarrassment to the IRS (and that crowd is not easily embarrassed).

    Here's what one search engine turns up for Wayne State University…

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    Wayne State University is a campus with action. There's always something to do. Climb the 30-foot-high climbing wall in the Recreation and Fitness Center at this Michigan college, hang out with friends at the new McDonald's in the Wayne State University Student Center, cheer the Warriors Division I men's hockey champs on to victory or attend an on-campus concert.

    The dynamic and diverse campus life at Wayne State University has something for everyone. Don't want to miss a thing? Live in the center of it all – make the residence halls of Wayne State University your new home. Just don't forget to make time to study.

    She forgot the “don't forget to make time to study” part. But, when you can't read and write…studying can be a bummer.

  • Despite hiding behind a lot of degrees…this woman's lack of education is startling and her inability to think without contradicting herself (and misspelling words with a summa cum laude degree in LINGUISTICS) is apparent.

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    DO NOT RELY ON THE INFORMATION ON THE FAMILY GUARDIAN WEBSITE.

    Someone ought to point out to this ordinary, patriotic, American that the IRS says and the courts agree that you are NOT TO RELY ON ANYTHING THE IRS SAYS OR PRINTS.

    And FG and SEDM hold that one should not “believe” what they say either…but everyone should check everything out for themselves.

    If according to FG and SEDM you shouldn't blindly rely on FG and SEDM and…

    you positively can't rely on the IRS and the Supreme Court's verifies that you cannot rely on the IRS…

    then that leaves HER as the only source of truth and accuracy about federal taxation. 😕

    However, (and here's the contradiction) she's teaching the stuff that the IRS says cannot be relied on.

    What a dufus.

    Looks like we need special ed classes in the universities (for faculty members 😛 ).

    I wouldn't spend a lot of time trying to talk uncontradicted reason to such a person (as defined). Her level of thinking ability ranks right up there with Brittany Spears. But point out in the simplest terms that she has missed the above points and become the ONLY authority on federal taxation. 😀

    She has become a goddess. Just what we need…another one.

  • franklin

    Member
    June 27, 2010 at 1:45 pm in reply to: The NEXT Survivor Series

    I'd make sure the little brats kicked me off the island within three days (just long enough to let them know I wasn't competent).

    All that stuff is women's work.

    God told Eve just how tough life would be as the consequence of her leading Adam into sin. 😛

  • franklin

    Member
    June 26, 2010 at 6:34 pm in reply to: FDA and Ga. Agriculture Dept illegal search and destroy

    This is a situation where the citizen should have said “I do not consent”. Then let the warrantless agents pour the milk out themselves while being filmed.

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