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Along the lines of what has been posted above, would it be beneficial for a free man or woman to carry or possess a declaration of sorts stating that he/she is a free sovereign being and is not a citizen, corporate being, etc. I know people have done this, but I have recently been thinking about it and this thread got me thinking about it more.
I guess it could be an ID of sorts, but one made up, especially well done, maybe invaluable in the event of a confrontation with a foreign entity such as a LEO. It would help to show you are without their jurisdiction, though I would not expect them to believe or understand on most occasions. As one may want to include definitions, statements or court cases, the "declaration/ID Card" could fold up, printed on both sides, have witnesses or notary stamps, etc.
I will try to work on this in the coming weeks, as well as do some research to see what others have done. I think LB was working on a state national ID, but I personally see problems with that using current legal definitions.
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in my passport wallet
I carry a Certificate of Search for "David Merrill" inside my Passport Wallet with my passport and WSA ID card.
However, it is only the Certificate that I pull from the top of the wallet, without opening it, and hand it to the police officer. I let them see the passport wallet so it is clear that I choose only the Certificate for ID.
http://friends-n-family-research.inf..._falsified.jpg
http://friends-n-family-research.inf..._corrected.jpg
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10-28-2007, 10:06 PM
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I am going to be carrying a shrunk down copy of my lineage page from the scripture. It will have my name, picture, date I was born, general post office address, great seal, judicial district seal, and signature, all in plastic.
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10-29-2007, 04:43 PM
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David,
It seems the corrected photo above only differs in the fact that it states civil or criminal action and the dates for those two searches are different. (or am I missing something)
I 'assume' that any name can be searched by anyone, so you having a certified search on David Merrill doesnt really show anything or am I asleep again. Why not use your WSA(?) passport or WSA ID instead?
What is their reaction when you show the certificate as ID? Could you give examples or situations.
Tying this back into remedy are you trying to show that you are only using your first and middle name, as a free man and are not part of the system or is there another reason?
Thanks
Thom
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10-29-2007, 08:32 PM
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David,
It seems the corrected photo above only differs in the fact that it states civil or criminal action and the dates for those two searches are different. (or am I missing something)
I 'assume' that any name can be searched by anyone, so you having a certified search on David Merrill doesnt really show anything or am I asleep again. Why not use your WSA(?) passport or WSA ID instead?
What is their reaction when you show the certificate as ID? Could you give examples or situations.
Tying this back into remedy are you trying to show that you are only using your first and middle name, as a free man and are not part of the system or is there another reason?
Thanks
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10-29-2007, 10:21 PM
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The Certificate functions as "failure to state a claim for which relief can be granted."
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I don't understand. Could you please explain? |
10-30-2007, 06:42 AM
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supposing...
Presume for a moment that agents of a foreign principal are required to file claim in the district courts of the US and win a judgment prior to exercising that claim. The Certificate of Search serves as prima facie evidence that no such case has been filed.
Failure to state a claim...
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P.S. I like where you are coming from:
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If there were ANY validity to your "Consitutional" arguments, don't you think some high-priced lawyer would have found it for his client a long time ago?
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That is what I have been saying about redeeming lawful money. It is not an unconstitutional matter of contract - it is non-constitutional. The end of the article in my video says:
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It is incorrect to say that the personal federal income tax is unconstitutional, since the tax code is private law and resides outside the Constitution. The Internal Revenue Code is non-constitutional because it enforces an obligation which is voluntarily incurred through an act of the individual who binds himself...
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10-30-2007, 09:49 AM
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That's right, the Federal Union is private and foreign to confederation government. Income taxes are actually union dues.
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Presume for a moment that agents of a foreign principal are required to file claim in the district courts of the US and win a judgment prior to exercising that claim. The Certificate of Search serves as prima facie evidence that no such case has been filed.
Failure to state a claim...
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David Merrill.
P.S. I like where you are coming from:
That is what I have been saying about redeeming lawful money. It is not an unconstitutional matter of contract - it is non-constitutional. The end of the article in my video says:
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Originally Posted by David Merrill
Presume for a moment that agents of a foreign principal are required to file claim in the district courts of the US and win a judgment prior to exercising that claim. The Certificate of Search serves as prima facie evidence that no such case has been filed.
Failure to state a claim...
Regards,
David Merrill.
P.S. I like where you are coming from:
That is what I have been saying about redeeming lawful money. It is not an unconstitutional matter of contract - it is non-constitutional. The end of the article in my video says:
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The, isn't the certificate of search only valid on the date it was done?
Do you have to keep getting new ones to make sure nothing happened in the mean time? |
10-30-2007, 12:21 PM
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use your judgment
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The, isn't the certificate of search only valid on the date it was done?
Do you have to keep getting new ones to make sure nothing happened in the mean time?
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use your judgment
Meaning my judgment like any other judge's judgment would disqualify any case for which you were not summoned or otherwise notified.
[Pausing while the light comes on... It is easy to miss perspective on what a Certificate of Search from a clerk of court is.]
The process for foreign principals entering the compact states has been redacted to that little US enclave, a little-piece-of-the-District out front called the mailbox. But then if people knew that, attorneys would be out of business overnight and have to find, honest, productive work.
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