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There are no records available for the fictional entity,
Kevin E. Jones, AKA: KEVIN E JONES, at the address
noted on you demand. For any such records, you will
need contact the owner of KEVIN E JONES, the
fictional entity, which I believe to be the CROWN
in right of (your birth province).
The terms of the private contract of agency between
the free will man commonly called Kevin of the Jones
family, the principal, and the fictional entity/person
whose legal identity is KEVIN E JONES, the agent in
commerce for the principal, is not subject to the
scrutiny of a third party, and therefore, any
business dealings between the principal and agent
will not be released to CRA. The principal is not
a 'person', and therefore, not subject to provisions
of the Income Tax Act of Canada, to the Minister
of National Revenue or to Canada Revenue Agency.
I, commonly called Kevin of the Jones family, in own right,
for KEVIN E JONES, in own right [written in blue ink]
If I were to name a city that I feel is home to this movement, I would suspect Luxembourg more than any other city.
Originally posted by poet1b
I am a western liberal, which means my beliefs are based on the concepts put forth by Jonathan Locke. In other words, I believe in the balance of power, rights of man, opportunity for all, representative government, and the market system...
...I see communism and socialism as idealistic nonsense for suckers, and I feel the same way about the Free Market. All three concepts lead to ever larger government...All three philosophies play into the hands of power hungry elites.
...Obviously I am not a supporter of Ron Paul. Yes I support the Clintons...
...The huge international corporations that have gained so much power since the beginning of the industrial age are not about to surrender their power to any new system that works towards de-centralization of industry, and that is where the next battles for control will take place.
Originally posted by poet1b
The Civil War was a sad time for our country, and has left us divided as a nation in many ways, to this very day. I don't see either side as the bad guys, but I feel that the war was probably inevitable. How else could slavery have ended? In many ways I think the South was trapped by the institution of slavery, and it is difficult to imagine how things could have gone differently.