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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/22/2010 1:21:19 PM   
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Not sure where you are coming from on that one.

Why would you be in there talking to the clerk in the first place?


Jesus Christ. You move to a new state, you go to the local DMV, get new plates, get new driver's license, then get an inspection and insurance.

Do you think that you can do this all over the internet?



well that is what I was trying to figger out...  you would not need all that if you do not make your living on the highway.


Ummm...that's what everyone has to do, commercial or private.  I don't make my living on the highway.  It's simply how I go to work, shop, visit friends, etc.

Where do you live, and what do you do that you don't know this?

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/22/2010 3:06:25 PM   
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Term the way you show it is by citing the court case you claim your friend won. Its not hard to do. If the case actually exists. Doesn't require pages of blather. Or claims about VHS tapes, ect. Just the court case number. We did the whole dance on income taxes, and not a single case was provided by You, Realone, or any of the other White Supremist Anti Americans posting here. And that is what you are.

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/22/2010 11:39:39 PM   
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I would assume you have proof of that Ken ? Do you ?

Show me first. You called BS first, get up out and do it. Prove it.

T

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/23/2010 9:36:17 AM   
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I would assume you have proof of that Ken ? Do you ?

Show me first. You called BS first, getĀ up out and do it. Prove it.

T

Prove what? Sovereign means the government? Use a dictionary.

Title being proof of ownership? Read a title.

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/23/2010 7:07:36 PM   
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I would assume you have proof of that Ken ? Do you ?

Show me first. You called BS first, get up out and do it. Prove it.

T

Prove what? Sovereign means the government? Use a dictionary.

Title being proof of ownership? Read a title.


since I just posted it in another thread I will field this Term.  :)


maybe some day people in america will understand if its not wiped out beforehand that that in this country WE ARE THE HIGHEST COURT!




"...at the Revolution, the sovereignty devolved on the people; and they are truly the sovereigns of the country, but they are sovereigns without subjects...with none to govern but themselves; the citizens of America are equal as fellow citizens, and as joint tenants in the sovereignty." CHISHOLM v. GEORGIA (US) 2 Dall 419, 454, 1 L Ed 440, 455 @DALL 1793 pp471-472


CALIFORNIA GOVERNMENT CODE
SECTION 54950 et seq.

54950. In enacting this chapter, the Legislature finds and declares that the public commissions, boards and councils and the other public agencies in this State exist to aid in the conduct of the people's business. It is the intent of the law that their actions be taken openly and that their deliberations be conducted openly.

The people of this State do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies which serve them. The people, in delegating authority, do not give their public servants the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is not good for them to know. The people insist on remaining informed so that they may retain control over the instruments they have created.

To deprive the People of their sovereignty it is first necessary to get the People to agree to submit to the authority of the entity they have created. That is done by getting them to claim they are citizens of that entity (see Const. for the U.S.A., XIV Amendment, for the definition of a citizen of the United States.)

"The very meaning of 'sovereignty' is that the decree of the sovereign makes law." American Banana Co. v. United Fruit Co., 29 S.Ct. 511, 513, 213 U.S. 347, 53 L.Ed. 826, 19 Ann.Cas. 1047.

"'Sovereignty' means that the decree of sovereign makes law, and foreign courts cannot condemn influences persuading sovereign to make the decree." Moscow Fire Ins. Co. of Moscow, Russia v. Bank of New York & Trust Co., 294 N.Y.S. 648, 662, 161 Misc. 903.


The people are the HIGHEST COURT!

In America!


Oh and title is only proof of interest not ownership.

The abortion they are creating out of the language now even Patent is NOT proof of ownership anymore.  (strictly speaking) thought the supreme court to date has upheld it.

Oh and just to cut you off at the pass :)

people is both singular and pluiral.


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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/23/2010 9:18:17 PM   
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The real question is why are you in this discussion in the first place since you have already shown us that you are incapable of comprehending the cases posted on the previous pages?  you dont even understand the basis and framing of the OP.



I read the cases you quoted. They DON'T support your claim.

Oh well since you seem to think your OPINION makes your claim I guess we can all take that to court as material-fact huh?

You got the goods bring it out here so we can look at it.  the only person posted evidence to support the claim is me and you are just talking my dear.


I am not disputing that one has a "right to travel."

Yes you are!
You cannot create a liability without also providing the remedy.  Do you understand how that applies here?


The issue is that the mode in which you travel is NOT necessarily a right.

Really?  Then I guess you will have to point out where in the constitution or articles of confederation or BOR or DOI it states we cannot choose the method of locomotion?

The cases I provided already show you previous decisions but you have nothing more than excuses, so show us where they have been overruled so we can believe you.


Unless that method of travel is under the shoe leather express,

Oh so we do have a choice then of the mode od locomotion after all!  Did you state under penalty of perjury btw?


you can be prohibited,

Nope cant find that in the constitution either sorry I guess we have to depend on your expertise to provide us with all these amendments to our rights.


forced to be licensed, follow the regulations of the jurisdiction in which you are traveling.

really?  so once again you are double talking.  If you must follow the jurisdiction then you really do not have any rights then do you?  all you have is the rules of the jurisdiction.  they call that double think which is a nice way of saying double talk.


You may NOT "travel" by bicycle on an interstate highway, nor on horseback.

Why not?  granted I wouldnt because I would end up with a mack truck up my ass but there is nothing abrogating my RIGHT to do so.


You may not "travel" by automobile along a sidewalk. It is the MODE OF TRAVEL that can and is regulated.

Well yes you may.  Its the same shit as yelling fire in the theator argument.  Again would I?  Of course not.  Could I? Of course.  Can they do anything about it if I did?  Yes they can ONLY if I did property damage or injured someone and other than that you and your legislated code gang are shit out of luck and if you try coming after me you wont be in practice very long cuz when I am done with you no insurance company will bond you.  read me?


No amount of you telling us all we are ignorant, or don't understand case law is going to change that.

No amount of your telling us that there is anything wrong with those cases without posing your alleged rulings that abrogate them will make anyone believe you.  its just all blah blah.. you know I put up the rulings court and you come in with nothing more than your opinion... get it yet?


And once again, the cases that you have cited have ALL received negative treatment which means that if you cited those cases in a courtroom to support your case, after the judge and your adversary finished laughing at you, you would lose.

Well I personally have never had the need to use them (because I use other methods), but others have.  In fact I have had judges laugh at me.  (for a while)  Then it was my turn to laugh.


If the best you can come up with to support your claim are cases that are more than 50, and sometimes nearly 100 years old, you shouldn't be surprised when everyone points out to you that your claim has no bearing in today's society. The one case was from 1930! Cars were still sharing the public travel ways with horses.

Yeh worse I quote that damn outdated constitution and that fucker is over 200 years old!  There is lots of things they didnt have in those days much less even dream of a car eh?  So suffice to say it should all be trashed and you can hold your own personal constitutional convention and dictate our rights to us as you see fit right?

and if that aint bad enough I even have the audacty to use the magna charta when I go in but damned if you can figger out how that can happen huh!  LOLOLOL

For the record, continuing to call everyone stupid

Well I didnt but I have to start by the looks of it.


because they don't buy into your sillyness and point out to you the problems with your theory doesn't make you look smarter.

Well you certainly made lots of unjustified unsupported claims and hey if it makes you feel better WE BELIEVE YOU!


Your claim was ridiculous to begin with.

Wake me up when you are done with your drama and have finished putting up the cases that abrogate the ones I put up as you claim exist.

Telling us all how "stupid" we are just shows us that you don't have a working knowledge of reality and take you less seriously with each post.


yeh I am still sleeping.

Like I said once again wake me up when you have something worthy of examination and your unsubstantiated opinion does not count btw.


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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/23/2010 10:26:33 PM   
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Were you to appear in court against me, you would lose, hands down. You are not nearly as smart, quick witted or crafty as you think you are.

If you actually DID know anything about the law, you would know what "negative treatment" means. Were those cases to be presented in court, the judge would likely prohibit you from representing yourself to protect you from your own incompentence.

For the record it is the Magna CARTA, not the Magna CHARTA.


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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 12:52:38 AM   
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For all the people who think we are full of shit I got two words;

CHALLENGE JURISDICTION

Those who know know it, but if you submit a document alleging that the court does not have juridiction, they must then prove they do. But what of the olman in Iowa ? I didn't hear his ass crying for bail money.

The fact of the matter is, if you challenge jurisidiction you better be on terra firma in all other ways.

Case in pouint; if you get busted in Ohio for doing 35 in a 25 you can fight it within the system. How many people know this ? You simply demand proof that the area in which you were technically speeding should have a higher limit. This is state, statutory law, which can be used against them. It is that simple, and nothing is on the line, they can't put you in jail or even take your license. And that is playing their game with their tules. All they can do is fine you a bit more if you lose, and court costs are usually more than the fine anyway.

But no, people think that once they put up the sign iit is automatically law. This is simply not true.

T

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 9:17:49 AM   
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No, termy we KNOW you are full of shit.

For instance challenging jurisdiction can mean a couple of things in court. You could be claiming the court isn't the right one to be hearing the case in question. Comes up in interstate disputes where you usually have to file suit where the defedant resides not where the plaintiff is.

The second seems to be what you're claiming to use. That is basically claiming the law you are charged with breaking does not apply because you weren't physically inside the area the body that passed the law governs. I've heard that it can come up around poorly defined city/county boundaries but it certainly isn't going to be of any use in the vast majority of cases.

In short no super secret knowledge that provides you with the power to do as you please.

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 11:01:30 AM   
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Ken, I don't know how to exactly put this, but here goes. I respect you, I believe you to be intelligent. Whe I was first introduced to all this I was just as skeptical. In fact I'll go so far as to admit that I respect you more for not beliving me/us. I was the same way.

But I realize that it is going to be quite difficult to prove anything to YOUR SATISFACTION. As said I was the same way. I didn't belive all this at first, and OK, I can probably get some case numbers, but een that won't prove it. Our side won a hundred times, but really out of how many cases ? Even solid evidence is not enough, I agree. Remember the Twinkie defense. That doesn't mean we can all be mass murderers and blame the Convenient Food Mart for over serving us. I mean in some cases no proof is ever enough. I had to witness it with my own eyes. To see certain people walk out of court, not in handcuffs, to their or my my car after court is what did it. How can I prove I was on Ontario St when this happened ?

In life we build what I would term a knowledge lattice. Conceptually this is like a pyramid of knowledge. When we argue about certain things, in a way we are attacking the pyramid at the base, and defenses are drawn quickly, no matter how the case is presented. Those of lower intelligence are swayed easily, actually too easily. They will jump into it not knowing what they are doing and hurt themselves. You are smarter than that, at least as far as I can detect.

However one day someone might convince you, and on that day you will become quite poweful. Everyone I know personally who engages in fighting courts and law was very skeptical at first. They were scared. And rightly so, because the judge can pretty much cut off your legs right at the bench. My Daddy told me that, and despite what I know, it is still true. However if it is done unjustly, I know how to find recourse, most people don't.

We are repressed by the government, mstly in the name of the almighty dollar, and I don't think you have much argument against that. I don't think anyone does. But people find a way. There are ways to buck the system, fuck the system and suck the system. To some it is a game, and buddy, not all of them lose.

So at this point I will disengage you on this proof fulcrum, because in reality, no proof online will ever be enough. I understand and I am just as stubborn as you. And it will remain so as long as you seek what you currently find. When you seek something else, then you will find something else. The idea of law and order is so cemented in your mind that even if I led you to water you might not drink it. It would not disolve the cement anyway.

If my words do not stand on their own, what does ? Links to findlaw and shit like that ? For example, I have electronic copies of the original incorporation papers of the IRS in Delaware. Tax court ? Simple, I am not beholden nor do I have any cantract with any corporation in Delaware, case closed. You think this won't work fine. You think they will tell you about the 100,000 people who beat the fucking pants off the IRS every year ? Hell no. But they all have one thing in common. They do not file. When you file you PUT yourself under their jurisdiction. How fucking hard can that be to understand ?

When you get a driver's license you PUT yourself under their jurisdiction. I know that is harder to comprehend for some. You may have lived a life of law and order, but that is not true of everyone. Working the system and jerking the system is old hat to me, and even so I was still skeptical about all this rights shit and things like that.

Don't get me wrong, ANYONE. I am not a tower of virtue, standing alone for one and all, a hero of Constitutional rights. Not at all. What I am saying is that I will use every trick in the book to win. They do, if I don't I lose, and it happens. But I'll tell you this much, I don't care what they say I have to do. Their constrictions on my freedom mean nothing, but I don't really flaunt it. That would be stupid.

How many people I know who won't smoke cigarettes in their house but when out in the garage for a smoke will draw some lines of crank, or fire up the widowmaker. How many people I knew who worked for the railroad who "found" things, especially if they worked in security. How many politicians are caught on video taking bribes, literally shot with too much money to stuff into their pockets and said "What did I do wrong ?". That video would not exist if they were not a target.

Let me make this clear, you have several inalienable rights in this country, but being stupid is not enumerated among them. I have a loaded gun and the trigger works at any time of the day or night. It is Sunday afternoon. I could go pick off a couple of the neighbors, or maybe white kitty. White kitty can be a pest but he is pretty cool. I wouldn't shoot him. Oh well.

There are times when I would go to court, asserting my rights, fighting them effectively and embarrasing them into deciding in my favor, or dropping the case. Other times I've had to walk inot a lawyer of a certain ethnicity's office and say "I did this and that and they wrote me for this". I hand them the tickets, summons or whatever. I don't want to hear "Well I can can this or that", you know I did it, it's your job to get me off. I don't care what it takes.

So when I get to it and find proof I will provide it. But I can't just argue this all day long. I have no intention of recusing myself from the major points, or even this thread, but I know it is not going to be easy to convince you. Fine. I have no bones about that and I am the same way. And really I don't claim to have more knowledge than anyone, just DIFFERENT knowledge.

I just thought this would be a good time to explain myself, that we stay the course of the thread rather than argue about credibility. That is actually a subject for a whole different thread, and could be interesting. People have read parts of the health car bill and construed it to mean that there will be death panels and such. People read the patriot act and construed it to mean that we are under martial law. Neither is true, nor is either completely false really.

Proof will be forthcoming as it comes. I just moved and it took me over six months to find the breadmaking machine. Now how long do you think it is going to take me to find one cetain piece of paper ? Even then all I can do is scan it. I have electronic copies of the incorproration paper for the IRS from Deaware, I have held them in my hand and felt the notary stamp on them. I can't prove that, how the fuck could I ever ? But I know you can request them so you can see and feel it, anybody can. There is a copying fee but it is nominal.

And anyone can edit a webpage. The quote in this thread to which I referred, how do I know that was the exact wording ? It could have been edited. The only way to be sure is to get a locked PDF file straight from the government, it cannot be changed. Any website, any file is suspect unless it is not editable. So I am even more skeptical than you maybe.

But I respect your position, as indeed at one time, I occupied that position. It took alot to make a believer out of me, but here I am.

T

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 11:39:34 AM   
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No, termy we KNOW you are full of shit.

For instance challenging jurisdiction can mean a couple of things in court. You could be claiming the court isn't the right one to be hearing the case in question. Comes up in interstate disputes where you usually have to file suit where the defedant resides not where the plaintiff is.

The second seems to be what you're claiming to use. That is basically claiming the law you are charged with breaking does not apply because you weren't physically inside the area the body that passed the law governs. I've heard that it can come up around poorly defined city/county boundaries but it certainly isn't going to be of any use in the vast majority of cases.

In short no super secret knowledge that provides you with the power to do as you please.


actually there are 7 elements to jurisdiction.

one of those elements is the proper forum.

The courts today have NO jurisdiction outside the walls of that court house.

It does not mean of course that they cannot snag you into their jurisdiction if you do not understand how to slice that meatloaf very thin.




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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 11:48:57 AM   
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No, termy we KNOW you are full of shit.

For instance challenging jurisdiction can mean a couple of things in court. You could be claiming the court isn't the right one to be hearing the case in question. Comes up in interstate disputes where you usually have to file suit where the defedant resides not where the plaintiff is.

The second seems to be what you're claiming to use. That is basically claiming the law you are charged with breaking does not apply because you weren't physically inside the area the body that passed the law governs. I've heard that it can come up around poorly defined city/county boundaries but it certainly isn't going to be of any use in the vast majority of cases.

In short no super secret knowledge that provides you with the power to do as you please.


actually there are 7 elements to jurisdiction.

one of those elements is the proper forum.

The courts today have NO jurisdiction outside the walls of that court house.

It does not mean of course that they cannot snag you into their jurisdiction if you do not understand how to slice that meatloaf very thin.

Who said anything about the elements of jurisdiction. I was specifically answering termy's claims as to the magic unknown power of "CHALLENGE JURISDICTION" which isn't anything special and is rarely applicable.

Your claim that courts have no authority is of course based on your made up claims that courts are corporations. Which is of course completely untrue. Just to let you know how wrong it is consider what at its most basic form a corporation is. Where are the court's incorporation documents? They are required to be available for examination at all times to the public. Show me the real document incorporating SCOTUS and
I'll ackowledge you as being correct on all counts. If you can't STFU.

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 11:51:37 AM   
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Were you to appear in court against me, you would lose, hands down. You are not nearly as smart, quick witted or crafty as you think you are.

If you actually DID know anything about the law, you would know what "negative treatment" means. Were those cases to be presented in court, the judge would likely prohibit you from representing yourself to protect you from your own incompentence.

For the record it is the Magna CARTA, not the Magna CHARTA.




neg treat simply means they are unhappy with the precedent and may rule to the contrary.  It has no effect in negating the original ruling of the cases I cited and that therein is why you continually fail to provide anything in defense of your position, but your opinion and I am very sorry to have to inform you that your opinion has no validity at this point.  Neither does it mean the higher courts have the same position.  Your use of the term is deceptive, but I presume that is why you used it is it not?  Just saying the constitution is old and outdated and courts look negatively on the absolute right to bear arms for instance does nothing what so ever to change anything except prove the courts are operating OUTSIDE their jurisdiction and your support for the same thereof.

oh and do not send me a bill for your secretarial services because you will not be paid as I have no contract with your for said services. :)


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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 12:38:21 PM   
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When you get a driver's license you PUT yourself under their jurisdiction. I know that is harder to comprehend for some. You may have lived a life of law and order, but that is not true of everyone. Working the system and jerking the system is old hat to me, and even so I was still skeptical about all this rights shit and things like that.

T

See how well that works when you try to rent a car.

Or are required to be a licensed driver as a condition of your job.

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 1:05:45 PM   
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Ken, I don't know how to exactly put this, but here goes. I respect you, I believe you to be intelligent. Whe I was first introduced to all this I was just as skeptical. In fact I'll go so far as to admit that I respect you more for not beliving me/us. I was the same way.

But I realize that it is going to be quite difficult to prove anything to YOUR SATISFACTION.

The fact is termy I want the same standard of proof as any reasonable person. You're making extraordinary claims so I want more than your assertions, especially when those claims run counter to my life experience.

You claim that the Internal Revenue Service is a corporation legally incorporated in Delaware. Simple way to prove it is to provide the information needed to let me get copies of the documents. Delaware's laws on the matter are quite clear and simple. The date of incorporation and the full name of the corporation are all that is required. Now I've asked you for it before and you have always failed to come through. I know it is untrue because I actually put forth the effort. There once was a corporation named 'IRS' incoprorated in Delaware but it wasn't the Internal Revenue Service and by all indications it was incorporated expressly to delude fools. I will not ethat the annual fee was never paid so it only existed for one calendar year back in the 60's or 70's.

Simply failing to file a return will not let you avoid paying taxes. That route leads to fines, penalties and interest.

This is like all your other claims. They are simple bullshit. You may have read and beleived them but when investigated they always turn out to be fertilizer.

Some simple rules to keep in mind. If it sounds too good to be true it is. A secret way to legally avoid paying taxes wouldn't stay secret for long.

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 1:17:29 PM   
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No, termy we KNOW you are full of shit.

For instance challenging jurisdiction can mean a couple of things in court. You could be claiming the court isn't the right one to be hearing the case in question. Comes up in interstate disputes where you usually have to file suit where the defedant resides not where the plaintiff is.

The second seems to be what you're claiming to use. That is basically claiming the law you are charged with breaking does not apply because you weren't physically inside the area the body that passed the law governs. I've heard that it can come up around poorly defined city/county boundaries but it certainly isn't going to be of any use in the vast majority of cases.

In short no super secret knowledge that provides you with the power to do as you please.


actually there are 7 elements to jurisdiction.

one of those elements is the proper forum.

The courts today have NO jurisdiction outside the walls of that court house.

It does not mean of course that they cannot snag you into their jurisdiction if you do not understand how to slice that meatloaf very thin.

Who said anything about the elements of jurisdiction. I was specifically answering termy's claims as to the magic unknown power of "CHALLENGE JURISDICTION" which isn't anything special and is rarely applicable.

Your claim that courts have no authority is of course based on your made up claims that courts are corporations. Which is of course completely untrue. Just to let you know how wrong it is consider what at its most basic form a corporation is. Where are the court's incorporation documents? They are required to be available for examination at all times to the public. Show me the real document incorporating SCOTUS and
I'll ackowledge you as being correct on all counts. If you can't STFU.


So your claim then is that a publicly traded "entity" is somehow NOT a corporation?

How else can they be publicly traded or are you saying that they provided false information and are committing securities fraud?

here is the short list if you want the long list click on dunn and bradstreet!

https://smallbusiness.dnb.com/ePlatform/servlet/IballValidationCmd?referrer=gwslookup&storeId=10001&catalogId=70001&busName=supreme+court&state=US&country=US&cm_mmc=dnb*home*gws*lookup

SUPREME COURT OF MISSOURI

SUPREME COURT, UNITED STATES OF THE
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT
JUDICIARY COURT OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT
SUPREME COURT #1
SUPREME COURT OF MISSOURI
JUDICIARY COURTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT
JUDICIARY COURTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT
JUDICIARY COURTS OF THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT
JUDICIARY COURTS OF THE STATE OF ALASKA
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT
JUDICIARY COURTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT
ALAMEDA, COUNTY OF
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT
SANTA CLARA, COUNTY OF
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT
JUDICIARY COURTS OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT
JUDICIARY COURTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
Also Traded as SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA
JUDICIARY/SUPREME COURTS OF THE STATE OF OHIO


If you understand the way the system works, if you know who you are, if you know who they are, if you know where the lines are then you know why I said what I said and there is nothing magic in the jurisdictional issue.





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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 2:28:36 PM   
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What I'm telling you surrealone is that Dunn and Bradstreet provides a list of contact information for entities that buy things. That courts buy things is of course obvious. That D&B lists them is perfectly reasonable. Claiming therefore that courts are corporations requires some proof beyond a sales call info list. Like I've said before provide the info to let me get the incorporation documents. It is a simplt matter in every state I'm aware of to get this sort of business document but strangely you can't provide them for these entitites. I'll keep asking for proof as long as you keep trying to make this claim and we both know you can't produce it because we both know you're lying.


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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 3:31:39 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: DomKen

What I'm telling you surrealone is that Dunn and Bradstreet provides a list of contact information for entities that buy things. That courts buy things is of course obvious. That D&B lists them is perfectly reasonable. Claiming therefore that courts are corporations requires some proof beyond a sales call info list. Like I've said before provide the info to let me get the incorporation documents. It is a simplt matter in every state I'm aware of to get this sort of business document but strangely you can't provide them for these entitites. I'll keep asking for proof as long as you keep trying to make this claim and we both know you can't produce it because we both know you're lying.




and what I am trying to tell you UNrealone is that the operative word here is TRADED AS!

Are you unable to make that simple connection?

If not I am not willing to provide grade school education level material to adults.



Oh and another little tid bit that I have handy for the UNreal ones:

FEDERAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION (Federal Reserve)
Non-profit Delaware Corporation
Incorporation Date 9/13/14
File No. 0042817


quote:

Corporation (NYSE: DNB), headquartered in Short Hills, New Jersey, USA, is a provider of credit information on businesses and corporations. Often referred to as just D&B, the company is perhaps best known for its D-U-N-S (Data Universal Numbering System) identifiers assigned to over 150 million global companies.



lucky you I have this stuff at my finger tips otherwise I would tell you to do your own research.

Not that you would.  You would rather come out here and prove you are a fraud by mischaracterizing those who are kind enough to provide you with free information.

The FACT is you dont know shit and not providing citations proves nothing but your are a drama queen.

If you want to continue your childish screaming liar liar pants on fire its the last information I will put up references for and I will copy this posting for everyone to see why you are banned from further citations.


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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 4:00:18 PM   
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FEDERAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION (Federal Reserve)
Non-profit Delaware Corporation
Incorporation Date 9/13/14
File No. 0042817


What does that have to do with the Federal Reserve System (not Association)?  Same with the claim about the IRS being incorporated in Delaware - if you read the actual papers, you can see that it was a tax prep and accounting firm, incorporated in 1933.

Hell, I even found a United States of America incorporated as a non-profit in Delaware.

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RE: Common-law Right to Travel - 1/24/2010 4:09:12 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Real0ne

FEDERAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION (Federal Reserve)
Non-profit Delaware Corporation
Incorporation Date 9/13/14
File No. 0042817


What does that have to do with the Federal Reserve System (not Association)?  Same with the claim about the IRS being incorporated in Delaware - if you read the actual papers, you can see that it was a tax prep and accounting firm, incorporated in 1933.

Hell, I even found a United States of America incorporated as a non-profit in Delaware.



well I dont really want to go to deep into this but if I remember right the fed res was incorporated in in england and is headquartered in juan carlos puerto rico.  I mean if you wan to tgo back to original documents.

It is an association just a corp with a twist.

Everyone heard of the banking association and then all the branches are part of that association yada yada.

This is such common knowledge its rarely challenged anymore.


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