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franklin
MemberMay 11, 2010 at 9:02 pm in reply to: The Real Problem with Today's Lukewarm ChristiansGood post…because it affirms masculinity and brushes aside all the political correctness garbage about men needing to be “sensitive”. They do, but about the right things. Certainly not about the items on the feminist agenda. But about the need for their strength in combatting with real law, God's law, the incredible maneuvers to destroy society by the sterile eunuchs, who produce sterile, or still born, legislation by the ton. Their “legislation” only advances a perfect society for “them” at the expense of the people.
Helen of Troy was merely a pawn in a war when she left her husband for the pretty boy Paris. (On the other hand, even real men fight over dumb things. The ten-year Trojan war was fought over the loss of Helen's sexual favors. And the perfumed Paris did little of the fighting. By the end of it she probably wasn't even that good looking. (So at times Men will be Men but also at times they fit the saying “boys will be boys”).
But Elizabeth I…now there was a man! She rode into the field on a day when her scraggly troops needed encouragement and told them they would succeed. Her biography reports that she told them “I may have the body of a weak woman…but I have the heart and stomach of a King.” The cheers must have been deafening.
When Elizabeth died Mary Queen of Scots' son James came to the throne and spent much of his time dawdling with his boy paramour. The people shook their collective heads it is reported and the comment of one of them has come down through history…”Before we had King Elizabeth…now we have Queen James!”
The point is that honest stalwart courage and strength can be found in women as well as men. Women who do not spend their time and energy fighting to undermine men. And men need those women, not to stay home and knit socks for their husbands on the field of battle, but to join in and hurl their lances for God's law.
Admin is just such a woman. She hurls that pen of hers and it strikes deep into Godless territory. Bravo!!!
Prollins…
I have to agree with you. It is a document that makes the distinction between public and private people under the law beautifully clear…and why that is important for a new reader in order to make sense out of everything else.
In Section 9.1 Uniform Marriage and Marriage License Act [8]it shows how the government can even establish a state religion…a moral code…for its subjects where it states…
Quote:This state is a party to every marriage contract of its own residents as well as the guardian of their morals.Black's 6th defines Moral…
Quote:1. pertaining or relating to the consciencefurther…
Quote:conscience, right of…this phrase is equivalent to religious libertyAgain, Black's on moral…
Quote:2. Cognizable or enforceable only the conscience…as distinguished from positive law.And…on moral actions…
Quote:moral actions…Those only in which persons have knowledge to guide them, and a will to choose for themselves.Those who have a marriage license and children with social security numbers…and who wish to home school their children (state property)…have to follow state guidelines in the curriculum.
And on moral certainty…
Quote:That degree of assurance which induces a man of sound mind to act, without doubt, upon the conclusions to which it leads. A high degree of impression of the truth of a fact. A conclusion of the mind established beyond reasonable doubt.While SEDM by a process of reasoning establishes the name of the state religion in Form 05.016 “Socialism: The New American Civil Religion“…The Uniform Marriage and Marriage License Act states the establishment of the religion itself unequivocally.
There is no conscience recognized in the state religion and the citation of Christian moral principles may indeed be determined by the state to be immoral “hate speech”.
I'm going on memory here…when a California parent wanted to home school her child because the child was subject to school teaching…repugnant to the mother's conscience…that a homosexual lifestyle was normal…the judge told her she could home school but could not teach anything disparaging to the normality of homosexual lifestyles.
An example of “conscience does not apply here” in the state religion.
Thanks for reminding us of the importance of this document as a useful introduction. It is also an excellent review for other readers…of the basic principles of sovereignty described on FG and SEDM in so many different ways…and how people surrender that sovereignty…and how they can regain it.
I think some of these rate a “WTF??” 😆
This could be a scene from Ayn Rand 🙄
It certainly clarifies the bank lending scam in dramatic form…especially the crying banker. And that makes it very educational. Most people don't have a clue that when they get a bank loan to buy a house, they are actually lending to the bank the very money they are asking to borrow. That they pay the bank twice + interest and late penalties. “My People perish [and lose their homes] for want of knowledge”.
I can't believe it ever took place in a real courtroom (if there is such a thing <_< ) unless the judge and the defendant's attorney were both drunk (just the repetitive questions alone would bring a panicky objection or two. And "Modern Money Mechanics" probably would not have gotten in as evidence…it's the private publication of a private bank…)
The Red River decision…never overturned…is a good example of a lying banker getting screwed in a common law courtroom. Unfortunately the presiding magistrate in that case got whacked about six months later.
But even virtual justice warms the heart.
In defense of Neo…I'd have to say that this sentence in admin's reply to Neo's reasoning doesn't belong…
Quote:Don't you have any sense of decency or morality at all that you couldn't at least forsee any of these illegal activities?From Neo's efforts to understand, and willingness to put his/her progress out there, I get no sense that there is a missing “sense of decency or morality.”
And it's puzzling why such a statement would appear in professor admin's astonishing, beautifully written, completely cogent, comprehensive, easily absorbed and understood, mini-course on the inalienability of rights…and how mis-guided and bogus attempts to alienate those rights result in the violation of the separation of powers doctrine.
I can see how Neo would arrive at his conclusion. There is much emphasis here, implicit and explicit, on one's absolute right to contract…which requires lawful matter and free, fully informed consent.
It's not a moral or decency issue to travel the short distance (especially with admin's eloquence and knowledge of legal authority), to understand that when lawyers, members of the judiciary, serve as legislators, the very laws they create are unlawful products of ignoring the separation of powers. The subject matter of the quasi-contract franchise is not lawful from the get go. And since every state and county employee who tendered a social security number on their job application is serving as a state/county officer and a federal officer simultaneously, there can be no lawful enforcement of the bogus franchise's requirements because there can be no lawful leaping over the separation of powers requirement of the constitution.
Thanks Neo for bringing this important matter up. And thanks admin for 'punishing' Neo (
) with a superbly educational response that summarizes so much material in one easy read.
I think the most important lesson from the arrest and “trial” of Jesus is not that the Jews, the Romans and Herod all acted illegally, just like the US,Inc. does, but the way Jesus responded.
He simply refused to enter the jurisdiction of the Sandhedrin, of Pilate, or of Herod to legitimize their actions. (See Mt 26 & 27)
The high priest gathered false witnesses against Jesus and then demanded that Jesus respond to the 'charges' and Jesus denies them the opportunity of adjudicating a case or controversy…HE REMAINED SILENT.
Then the high priest demands that Jesus identify himself “under oath before the living God whether you are the Messiah, the Son of God.”
Jesus responds “that's what you say” (which implies that they are not fact witness and are testifying) and then refers to himself as “the son of man” (no lie — he had a human mother after all).
Jesus tells them that if he responds they will not believe him and if he asks them questions they will not respond (just like the IRS and federal judges).
The high priest is completely frustrated and after tearing his robe declares that he has no further need of witnesses. But they could do nothing, and they are desperate to have someone with jurisdiction over this “case” who can do their bidding. So they claim Jesus is a rival of Caesar (an enemy combatant) and enlist Pilate to do their dirty work.
Pilate wants to know if Jesus calls himself “king of the Jews”. Jesus says what he said to the high priest “you say so”.
When Pilate questions him further inviting him to answer the accusations (and thereby create a case or controversy and enter Pilate's jurisdiction which was the goal of the Jews), “Jesus did not answer him one word”…and Pilate was greatly amazed.
Even Pilate's wife warns him not to have anything to do with this “righteous man.” She probably understood the political damage it would do to her husband's reputation down the centuries. And she was right.
Pilate recognizes that he has no jurisdiction and and sends him to Herod where Jesus again refuses to answer questions that create a case or controversy.
Many pious people think Jesus was being humble and submissive. He was being defiant in the face of their unlawful and criminal activity towards him. He would not legitimize the criminal activity of the Sanhedrin. He would not seek the jurisdiction or protection of Pilate who said he had the power to free Jesus or crucify him. He would not enter the jurisdiction of Herod.
His mock trial was really an example of the three jurisdictions mocking themselves. Without jurisdiction, the only trial that could be held was a parody, a mock trial which only demonstrated their inability to take legal action against Jesus. They had no choice but to pursue their criminality and murder him.
For a modern day example of this defiance read the trial of Hank Reardon in Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. He gives a most eloquent speech, which probably should be read allowed by any innocent person in front of a federal judge, where he tells the panel outright when they seek his cooperation that they need his consent to proceed lawfully and he will do nothing and say nothing to legitimize their actions.
Today, most people in front of federal judges on trumped up failure to file charges (i.e. no offended statute is cited that triggers the penalty statute), run their mouths refuting the trumped up charges and thereby create a case which the court can adjudicate by calling it 'frivolous'.
The most important words in the founding documents are in the Declaration of Independence which says that the government must have the consent of the people even to exercise its legitimate actions.
Today we have sovereign states going into federal territorial property management courts to have judges, terrified of their overlords in the IRS, rule on whether the states are sovereign.
On the part of the states, that's a sad mixture of ignorance, naivete and faith in a corrupt system deceptively representing itself capable of exercising judicial power.
All the states have to do is say NO (first to taking borrowed federal reserve notes for their pet projects, and then NO to federal law not extending to the states).
Why is the word NO so difficult for most people to understand? Two year olds apply the word regularly when they think their “rights” are being infringed upon by parents.
It just comes naturally.
Jesus knew the law and said NO when it was misapplied to him.
Today he seems to have few followers willing to look falsehood in the eye and not yield to it. Many who have gone to jail have tried to reason with the knowingly promulgated falsehood of lawyers and judges. Can't be done. Such a response makes a presumption of good faith on the part of the accusers. Doesn't exist. Jesus understood this well and just shut up and denied them jurisdiction.
If we do not listen to God telling Samuel of the evils that exist under the jurisdiction of kings, if we misinterpret Jesus' silence as humility instead of a refusal to consent to illegitimate jurisdiction, if we do not listen to the Founders who tell us that nothing can happen without our consent, it's probably a safe bet that such willful ignorance will continue to be fully taken advantage of by those who seek illegitimate power over the People.
A new and improved slave collar. Ah, the benefits of technology!
Thanks for the compliment. But I didn't say it (I only recognized it)…Melville said it 150 years ago…when admin was just a gleam in God's eye. 🙄
I agree with you. The clergy are among the dumbest of the People. Especially ones who wear black dresses with scarlet piping and gold accessories all set off by crimson floor length cloaks. They are not men of God, they are men of gods.
Despite my agreement with you…I must defend those who cannot speak for themselves. Dogs and horses are not good metaphors for clerical scum.
Quote:At a time when we need bulldogs our pulpits are full of dumb dogs.The horse, geldings included, advanced civilization immeasurably. And dogs, descendants of our friends in the forest, the wolf (yup even that little poodle with ribbons on her ears came from the wolf) should definitely not be so degraded. Did you know that border collies have an average of 200 word receptive vocabularies. That's better than a lot of clerics I've heard preaching.
Clerics can be condemned in their own right without taking down with them the noble horse and the invaluable dog. Even a not so smart bulldog has a heart full of love and loyalty and would gladly defend his friend to the death. What cleric would do that??? A horse will work tirelessly for your needs, even if their are for amusement, and only require a bit of grain, some hay and some water in return. Clerics work for their own advancement and enrichment.
Other than that…great post.
franklin
MemberMarch 25, 2010 at 5:47 pm in reply to: I need a good tax attorney in the Tucson area.Nice response BobT.
This newbie claims to understand the system and wants “a GOOD tax ATTORNEY”. Any GOOD ATTORNEY is going to do what her master the judge tells her to do. Newbie would do better just to screw the system and let his time run out leaving them in the lurch.
But, the post sounded like a set up anyway. You handled it very nicely. Newbie was lucky you got to him first before the insightful Bing 'smoted' him.
The federal government did not extend its authority…except in the sense that criminals extend their authority over the lives and property of fellow humans.
The “authority” it assumed is not authority, since all authority comes from the People. It is merely criminals who believe that law is for the law-abiding and not for themselves. They are merely acting according to their nature.
And, furthermore, acting in a corporate capacity, they merely extended their company policy to their card carrying employees. Companies make and enforce their policies. If a company says you will contribute to the Christmas party kitty, or pay a fine, you will do just that. The corporate status of 16 Pennsylvania Avenue, the supreme court and the congress, is the fundamental end run around the Constitution. If people want to contract with these corporations, the Constitution cannot interfere.
The 14 states that have filed lawsuits claiming the unconstitutionality of the health reform bill are about to set some really ugly federal case law…
How can a sovereign state go into a federal territorial court as a petitioner seeking an administrative tribunal's rulings to uphold state sovereignty? THE COURT LACKS STANDING.
These “law” suits would be like the queen of England going to the government employment agency to confirm that she is indeed the queen.
There are two things in life I really don't understand…
1. Why Noah didn't swat those two mosquitos…and
2. Why God wanted to destroy the world for sin, from which one can repent, and not for the SHEER STUPIDITY of the human race from which it shows no signs of repenting.
All the states, and the People need say is “NO”. No black robed lawyers too stupid to make partner in a law firm are needed to rule on the meaning of NO.
Bloggers and columnists all over the internet who approve of the bill, and self-styled constitutional experts are saying that the authority of the government (the government is not involved here, it is a corporate issue), can promulgate the legitimacy of the bill under the regulate commerce clause.
However, any DF knows or should know that under the First Amendment to the Constitution they've never read, the commerce clause cannot contradict the First Amendment and force people to be parties to commercial contracts. “Contracts made under duress, without full disclosure of material facts, are void or voidable ab initio (as the lawyerly priesthood says in latin). Freedom of assembly means freedom of association, freedom not to associate, freedom to contract, freedom not to contract. “NO” is the only response required at an individual and state level. The Declaration of Independence mandates CONSENT of the governed man or woman even when the government acts TO EXERCISE LEGITIMATE AUTHORITY.
All of the constitutional hand wringing angst over this bill, and how it's going to screw the elderly, among others, including unborn babies, is pretty tiresome.
Then other constitutional experts say that the general welfare clause legitimizes the bill for all Americans. Those DFs don't seem to understand modern English or 18th century English. First, the word welfare in the constitution does not mean socialist government programs. Second, general welfare does not mean those few Americans who have no insurance. Groups selected for special recognition, under the constitution, but not under corporate charters, do not constitute anything “general” at all. General welfare in constitutional terms implies equal protection.
The politicians are only acting according to their criminal natures. The People bear full responsibility for this mess…they debate the “virtues” of their favorite candidate and then elect and reelect their chosen criminal to the legislature for decades. (Given the lack of thinking ability of the average American, it's a wonder, maybe a miracle of divine intervention, that the wise non-Latina, Oprah, hasn't been elected to congress!) And “fighting” the actions of their favorite criminals in federal courts is only going to give the predictable results the color of legitimacy.
Here's what one anonymous author says, and I agree with him or her, the buck stops with the People…the Sovereigns.
http://www.rense.com…90/realdang.htm
rense.com
The Real Danger To America Is
The Majority Of Its People
Author Unknown
3-24-10
Quote:The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the presidency. It will be easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to an electorate willing to have such a man for their president.The problem is much deeper and far more serious than Mr. Obama, who is a mere symptom of what ails us. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince.
The republic can survive a Barack Obama. It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools such as those who made him their president.
The real terrorists in America, those who are truly scarifying, are those referred to in the above quote.
franklin
MemberMarch 20, 2010 at 5:23 pm in reply to: Quote from Somerset Maughm's "Of Human Bondage"Fancy that, Admin was the role model for the friend of Maughm's hero. And to think that book was written near the beginning of the 20th century!!
However, we must not rush to judgment that Admin and Socrates were alike in their style of dialecting.
Socrates was gentle and curious in his style of questioning, like the detective Columbo.
Admin, on the other hand, makes a statement that demands that the reader ADMIT or DENY, and if the reader does neither, they ADMIT by default to Admin's statement and are forever estopped and eshutupped.
And furthermore, to make the stylistic differences between Socrates and Admin even clearer…
Socrates drank the hemlock. 😮
Admin won't touch the Kool-Aid. 😛
Otherwise in their knowledge and purpose Admin and Socrates do seem to have a bit in common.
franklin
MemberFebruary 24, 2010 at 3:58 pm in reply to: HB 2441 – Proof of citizenship for candidatesIt's really a no-brainer. But there are a lot of no-brains around for whom this issue is not important. I hope this issue goes viral.
To answer your question…No, I'm not as confused as you are.
Actually, you are not confused at all.
Confusion is a mental state where actually you have all the information you need to make a sound judgment…it just isn't arranged in a useful way.
You are not confused because you do not have the information you need to make a sound judgment.
You are unaware of the information you need to make a sound judgment.
Instead of listening to all those wise people who also are not confused, just misinformed, and who wound up in jail with you, you might start by clicking the Path To Freedom button and get some solid knowledge that you might be able to arrange in a useful manner.
Good luck.
P.S. If you have a computer and a word processor, you might want to use the spelling checker as an efficient way to learn how to spell while it corrects your mistakes. It will be extremely hard to get anyone to read or publish your fiction if your writing needs extensive editing at the microscopic level.