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Courts DO sell court orders
i verified that courts do SELL CONVICTIONS on the securities markets. seent it with my own eyes while doing some research. hit me up in private. dont want the attorney types keeping up with everything we do, they warn their masters. THIS is why they ignore everything we do, they create a bond off of our dishonor and hold you in jail as the surety for the charges to the strawman corporation. you underwrite and become surety, both are one and the same.
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09-20-2006, 06:16 AM
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Originally Posted by kgod999
i verified that courts do SELL CONVICTIONS on the securities markets. seent it with my own eyes while doing some research. hit me up in private. dont want the attorney types keeping up with everything we do, they warn their masters.
THIS is why they ignore everything we do, they create a bond off of our dishonor and hold you in jail as the surety for the charges to the strawman corporation.
you underwrite and become surety, both are one and the same.
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Court orders, specifically in the case of civil cases which include monetary award are nothing more than equity statements, just as are the equity statements credit card companies try to get people to accept as bills, based upon presumption
Look into the dealings of Wal Mart in this commercial paper.
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09-20-2006, 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted by kgod999
i verified that courts do SELL CONVICTIONS on the securities markets. seent it with my own eyes while doing some research. hit me up in private. dont want the attorney types keeping up with everything we do, they warn their masters. THIS is why they ignore everything we do, they create a bond off of our dishonor and hold you in jail as the surety for the charges to the strawman corporation. you underwrite and become surety, both are one and the same.
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Absolutely right! Sure, they do sell the convictions and judgment on the securities markets.
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09-23-2006, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by mrg
Court orders, specifically in the case of civil cases which include monetary award are nothing more than equity statements, just as are the equity statements credit card companies try to get people to accept as bills, based upon presumption
Look into the dealings of Wal Mart in this commercial paper.
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In Rock Hill, South Carolina they held a credit card case in the "Master In Equity" (s) Office instead of a court room.
I saw the original court documents to prove it.
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09-23-2006, 09:14 PM
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While I certainly believe this makes sense, I have yet to see hardcopy blackletter documentation and/or a research trail which proves this to be 100%
NOt dismissing this at all in the least, nor do i want to;but where's the docs?
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09-24-2006, 01:46 AM
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Originally Posted by kgod999
i verified that courts do SELL CONVICTIONS on the securities markets. seent it with my own eyes while doing some research.
hit me up in private.
dont want the attorney types keeping up with everything we do, they warn their masters. THIS is why they ignore everything we do, they create a bond off of our dishonor and hold you in jail as the surety for the charges to the strawman corporation. you underwrite and become surety, both are one and the same.
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Kgod, i sent a msg re this.
thanks much.
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09-24-2006, 04:48 AM
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Originally Posted by charlesa6
Absolutely right! Sure, they do sell the convictions and judgment on the securities markets.
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Yeah, that's what Kgod999 said first...
Thanks for the redundancy.
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09-24-2006, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by HenryBowman
Yeah, that's what Kgod999 said first...
Thanks for the redundancy.
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Mean I agree to what it said. Do I have to teach you everything? This is not rocky science, but c'mon sense.
A little word to tell the gentleman, when it gets to is stomach it turn to solid.
Go figure!!
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