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Originally posted by Rivyolie
Incidentally, Capitis Diminutio Maxiima has nothing to do with capital letters, other than that the first word shares a root with the word capital.
[edit on 9/3/2010 by Rivyolie]
Capitis Diminutio Minima (meaning a minimum loss of status through the use of capitalization, e.g. John Doe) - The lowest or least comprehensive degree of loss of status. This occurred where a man's family relations alone were changed. It happened upon the arrogation [pride] of a person who had been his own master, (sui juris,) [of his own right, not under any legal disability] or upon the emancipation of one who had been under the patria potestas. [Parental authority] It left the rights of liberty and citizenship unaltered. See Inst. 1, 16, pr.; 1, 2, 3; Dig. 4, 5, 11; Mackeld. Rom.Law, 144.
The FBI is using a maritime and admiralty statute as the basis for its effort to seize the following property: a 1957 Ford Thunderbird; a 1962 Ford two-door coupe; a 1970 Jaguar XKE, Series II; a 2004 Cadillac Escalade; a 35-foot barge with two-level wood deck, and the Batmobile, which was crafted from a 1977 Lincoln. The list includes 14 other items that were redacted from the court document
Originally posted by RobertAntonWeishaupt
Ultimately, I have to wonder what the Return on Investment in something like this is. This seems to be a lifelong undertaking wherein every single interaction with any government body on any level is drawn out into a series of counter letters, objections, citations of obscure statutes etc.
Originally posted by RobertAntonWeishaupt
reply to post by daddio
Okay, fine. Her writing style is exceptionally irritating and I am not about to commit to that without knowing there is some non-abstract benefit to taking this exhaustive action.
We'll take the mortgage example. Forgetting for a moment about the obnoxious irony of my signature being the collateral for the creation of the fiat money that is loaned to me at interest, how would the mortgage process be different if I went through these steps?
You're acting as if this process would allow me to get a house without having to pay back the loan or something. Is this the case? Would I be able to cash in by owning my corporate free and clear?
And if you just tell me to read her poorly written book again, I will consider you a super-sophisticated spambot designed to drive hits to her site.
WIIFM, my friend: What's In It For Me?
Originally posted by daddio
Here's the deal, when you were born a one million dollar bond was issued on your birth name in all caps. That bond was passed to the Fed so they could print one million dollars in your name. That bond has accrued interest and been traded many times, the estimated value is about $50 million dollars. Now if you had the account number for that bond, you could write off all your debt to that account couldn't you? That is the accepted for value/return for discharge, debt settlement. You accept all bills for value and return them for discharge with your account number.
Now what this does is actuaqlly reduces the national debt by writing it off. You no longer create debt by giving the Fed the opportunity to print more debt instruments. It's a win/win situation.
As for buying another home and selling yours, that is no problem, people do it all the time, for sale by owner, who needs a real estate broker digging into YOUR business. Again you accept for value.
Believe it or not 30 million poeple, and that is a low estimate, have done this, and guess who most of them are!!!!!! Politicians, lawyers, judges, military higher ups, cops, feds, and we sit on our hands and bust our arses and for what, the peanuts they throw us?
Originally posted by daddio
Here's the deal, when you were born a one million dollar bond was issued on your birth name in all caps. That bond was passed to the Fed so they could print one million dollars in your name. That bond has accrued interest and been traded many times, the estimated value is about $50 million dollars. Now if you had the account number for that bond, you could write off all your debt to that account couldn't you? That is the accepted for value/return for discharge, debt settlement. You accept all bills for value and return them for discharge with your account number.
Now what this does is actually reduces the national debt by writing it off. You no longer create debt by giving the Fed the opportunity to print more debt instruments. It's a win/win situation.
As for buying another home and selling yours, that is no problem, people do it all the time, for sale by owner, who needs a real estate broker digging into YOUR business. Again you accept for value.
Believe it or not 30 million people, and that is a low estimate, have done this, and guess who most of them are!!!!!! Politicians, lawyers, judges, military higher ups, cops, feds, and we sit on our hands and bust our arses and for what, the peanuts they throw us?
Time to wake up and get with the program, if you don't want to read her bok read this one;loveforlife.com.au...[/headline ]
Everything on this site is of great value, they have the accepted for value literature and so much more, use it, there is a lot to read and understand. This is no joke, YOU are born with ALL the power of commerce. ALL political power is inherent in the PEOPLE, USE IT!!! Or lose it!!