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Nefahotep's avatar

I completely agree with you on your point. It makes sense to continue to dig into and analyze everything we research carefully.

Nothing that is written can be in a state of absolute truth. This goes for corrupt Law such as found in Legal Code, up to including the best concisely written Common Law.

Legalese ambiguity speaks for itself on this.

Nature's Law is in my opinion a different way to express what is in my traditions as "Dharma" and Sva Dharma (Self Law) Unfortunately, most North Americans who know just a little about this have a distorted concept of what those words mean, so Nature's Law works best.

Can we Trust the Written Laws? I say No.

Nothing can be Trusted that is not Reciprocated. What has the Legal System done to, or for anyone? In short, it's codified theft in almost every facet.

The The Organic Act of 1871, it's not just a Corporate Structure it's a Network of them. And those Franchises are what actually operates, coordinates and enforces the Legal Code.

Another important thing that happened around 1868 to 1871 was the 14th Amendment, which was an affront against "Natural Birth Rights." On paper, it reduced the status of Sui Juris to "US persons." 14th amendment was never properly ratified because they lacked quorum.

In making sense of anything Legal, we find ourselves quickly getting lost in a jungle of word use inversion, convoluted definitions often hidden in plain sight; the intention of which is to sow mental confusion, resulting in subjugation of the Mind. The etymology of "Government" is Mind Control.

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Richard Hefner's avatar

Have to say I like your posts. You’re going in the right direction, but it’s a little more involved in that. It includes the postmaster general and what the postmaster general function is let me point you in a direction Jay Russell Gould.

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