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Patriot vocabulary for self-defense
I've been thinking: we need a good common law vocabulary or some kind of glossary. Words is what they use to keep us as their slaves. Words we need to wisely use to scape their jurisdictin. At least for the increasing number of newbes, like me.
Today, I learned the meaning of "kidnapping" as opposed to the one for "arrest". There are many examples like it: traveler vs. driver, person vs. human, resident vs. domicile, and the list goes on, and on. Kind of confusing...What's the common law term for "employee"?
Why dont you guys, better educated on this subject, dont try to compile an small list of common law words that we should learn to use? And another small basic list of corporate, satanic words, whose use we ae to avoid?
Does any one knows where to find such a VITAL dictionary? A link, book, or something?
I am convinced every thing is in the wording....the verb, as St. John says..the verb means...ALL, the good and the bad, the beginning, the end, ALL...
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avid-Wynn: Miller on quantum math and english in now time? VERY interesting. 
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