reply to post by eLPresidente
Some interesting things to consider regarding property, the Vatican is the single largest land owner of public record, the Queen of England is a
distant second when it comes to over all land owned, the Queen’s land holdings pale in comparisons to the Vatican are in the hundreds of millions of
acres. Other big global owners are people like the Sultan of Brunei, and the King of Thailand, and the Saudi Royal Family. Royalty does have its
privileges and their ownerships go internationally far and wide.
Here in the United States the person who owns the most land as a matter of public record is Ted Turner founder TNT TV and CNN, starting to see why Ted
might find it convenient and lucrative to have the worlds biggest and also first 24 hour a day international network news syndicate?
The thing about owning land of course though is maintaining it. Once you have acquired the land what do you do with it.
Part of the concept here of declaring land and property has your own is the common law principal that possession is 9/10ths of the law. This in fact
means that if you are physically in possession of a piece of property as in actually there in person upon it you have established a nine times more
powerful lawful basis of ownership than the owners of public or private record. If they don’t live there themselves, dwell there, or have agents
living or dwelling on the property they are in fact lawfully not in possession of it. Legally they own it, but lawful and legal are two different
things, lawful is established on common/nature’s law principals in this case how you could own something you are physically not in possession of.
The person who actually resides and dwells there is in possession of it. Legal means by contract, both parties agree. That is the difference.
Under common law what is effectively happening is a squatter is taking it over and is in physical possession of it.
Then declaring their ownership lawfully by using the nine tenths of the law that favors those in actual physical possession, under common law the
entity or person who imagines they legally own it through contractual agreement must be able to prove a loss.
Because our instrument of debt, fiat, and de facto currency is not attached to any property or commodity it does not have a real value, but simply a
perceived value. Legally and lawfully there is huge difference between real value and perceived value. Real value is lawful, perceived value is legal.
Lawful always trumps legal.
Because the currency is worthless and if it was currency they purchased it with, their loss is only the real value of the cost of paper, ink and
labor.
Lawfully under common law this then is a private debtor issue with the real value of the currency lost only being the cost of the paper, ink and
labor. Further if the currency was simply a funds transfer using a bank draft, personal check, or electronic funds transfer now there is really no
loss except the labor. If the labor is paid in that same paper currency there is no loss there either.
The land itself was grown by the earth; if you or your agents are not physically in possession on it you do not lawfully own this land.
The dwelling was paid for in full at the time it was built.
The only thing of real value is land and resources and human beings, we are necessary to extract the earth’s natural bounty and to fashion physical
things and products of value from it. These things are all very real. They have a real utility value. While their perceived speculative power is
simply attached to currency that also is first based on a perceived and fluctuating speculative value which causes all things with a utility real
value then to have a perceived speculative value based on the fluctuating currency of no real value.
Yet when it comes to utility real value, if you are using the computer you are in possession of it has a real value to you, the fluctuating price you
paid for it in perceived value paper has no meaning to you once you own it, only the real utility value of the actual property does.
The legal owners of the land have no utility use for it themselves, they are not using it, they can not be lawful possessors and owners of it unless
they or their agents or in physical possession of it and on it and deriving a utility real value from it as a result.
The squatter who is now in physical possession of it has a real utility need for it, and can establish a lawful decree of ownership under common law
as a result. He simply has to declare this to the state in the process already described by others in the thread, so the state can make this a matter
of public record.
Lawfully the only way the legal owners could then challenge the 9/10th of the law favor to the squatter is to take possession of it back through them
or their agents but would then have to actually dwell in it to reestablish ownership and a real utilitarian need. So if the actual title owner or
their agent has no way, need or desire to do it, then and get that real utility value from it, then the squatter may retain it?
Why it becomes necessary to answer all correspondence from the legal owners or their agents is simply to establish you remain in possession of it. As
long as you can demonstrate you are in lawful physical possession of it in that fashion they can not claim that the property has been abandoned to
reestablish their legal claim of title.
To stay in lawful possession of the land and property you must stay on it.
The only time this would not work is if the owners actually possessed allodial title to it, if it’s the Queen of England’s property chances are
great she possesses allodial title, if the property is owned by the Vatican they would always have allodial title.
Most other entities and legal owners would not have allodial title.
Now to answer your question as to why you can’t just acquire and acquire in this fashion is in part because you must physically possess and be on
the land to declare it yours.
However importantly in the example(s) sited in this thread the squatter decreeing possession and lawful ownership first came in to possession through
legal agreement, in other words it was not an abandoned property squatted upon it was obtained through legal agreement, a loan agreement between a
bank that now legally owns it, or an individual that legally owned it that has made you a debtor to legally live there.
You are simply abandoning the legal agreement to seek a lawful solution as a squatter in physical possession.
However because you must keep staying there, legal attempts to verify that you are which will be legally reported unto your credit rating will show
you legally in default.
Once you are in legal default on your credit report, no other party is likely enter into a legal agreement to allow you to legally take possession
only to then take lawful possession.
So you can’t run around the world acquiring endless properties and dwellings in this way, one at a time though for only as long as you want to squat
on it, and you must come into possession of the property and dwelling either first legally by agreement with the legal owner who is not in lawful
possession, but the owner of legal record, or acquire it lawfully by intruding into an abandoned piece of property legally owned and then taking
lawful possession by lawful decree.
The State which as do the banks and financial institutions and corporations always needs to balance its books, the cross is also a ledger, assets on
one side, debts on the other, the moment you decree a second piece of property to the state you are in essence telling them the other property you
decreed to lawfully be yours is lawfully abandoned so it can be either reclaimed by the legal owners of record should they wish to reestablish the
claim or taken over by the state.
Squatting laws are real, countries like Mexico still have them where the process I just described is often utilized and commonly known and is accepted
to be both lawful and legal.
These laws are very real here in the United States because it is common law; they are not commonly known, publicized or often utilized though. So much
most people would not dream that they existed or could be used.
[edit on 6/3/10 by ProtoplasmicTraveler]