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Old 03-03-2006, 09:05 AM
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why not make this simple. write up a contract with the district attorneys oath of office attached and put his or her signature down as being accepted on a contract to protect your constitutional rights as per their oath contract and that they can refuse this consent of their signature by writing within 10 days. in other words tell them they are consenting to you using their signature per the ucc rules of authentication and they can refuse that signature acceptance in writing but the refusal must be their agreement not to contract to protect your rights. and have this posted into the public records.
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Old 03-03-2006, 09:12 AM
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Nice one kgod.
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Old 03-03-2006, 05:32 PM
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why not make this simple. write up a contract with the district attorneys oath of office attached and put his or her signature down as being accepted on a contract to protect your constitutional rights as per their oath contract and that they can refuse this consent of their signature by writing within 10 days. in other words tell them they are consenting to you using their signature per the ucc rules of authentication and they can refuse that signature acceptance in writing but the refusal must be their agreement not to contract to protect your rights. and have this posted into the public records.

sticky liarer-ese behavior but perhaps.

write more on this scenario?
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Old 03-03-2006, 08:13 PM
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I agree,kgod. Reference:UCC 1-201(39). 3-401(b)(ii)
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Old 03-03-2006, 09:24 PM
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ok, scenario. you write up a acceptance of the state attorney general's oath of office and bond as a binding contract between you and him. best situation is to get a copy of it and the bond. you then write up in the contract that per his oath, he will protect your rights including your right to travel without state interference with revelant case law, etc. and you put down his signature to agree to be bound by his oath and revelant case law. you give him 10 days to opt out of the contract and make his signature void but, your language will say that his voiding the contract means he is violating his oath of office, treason, torts against you etc. see, he is already stuck with the signature. the oath of office is the most important tool you have against them. shakes them up real bad. as ive stated before, they sealed a whole case against me when i brought in the judges oath of office into the record. back on point, to make it really nice, title the document something like this " Right to travel certificate" and place the contract material in the body of the certificate. then,get it into the public record and apostilled and mail the guy a copy certified mail with 10 days to opt out. while you at it, send one off to the commissioner of the department of public safety or motor vehicle as your particular state calls for. almost forgot , have it notorized.
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Old 03-04-2006, 11:19 AM
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kgod999,

That is awsome. I absolutely love this idea. I am going to do exactly that with the county commissioners. I made a statement to that effect on the record at the CC meeting and have been tossing around the idea you mention here. Only mine will be for the protection of my land and water.

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Yup, this is definitely worth pursuing
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Yep!! Brilliant idea. What about federal level?
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