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Originally posted by Alethea
Originally posted by serbsta
reply to post by Alethea
you see just how far this 'researcher' goes in order to make the facts suite his story, its almost laughable at times.
Are you implying that I am doing this? It is rather annoying to see you continually put down other posters to build your own ego, If you think my posts are "twisted" and "laughable" you are welcome to put me on ignore.
Originally posted by Dr Cosma
I once saw a documentary which said Jesus was Julius Ceasar's son.
What do you think about that?
'The green movement has found fertile ground and concrete applications within the region's largest religious organization, the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. . .'
'"What is heartening is that, whether one believes specifically that humans are causing change, most people ... agree that we can all be better stewards of God's creation," said Tony Stieritz, director of the archdiocese's Catholic Social Action Commission. "We can all move forward to mitigate our impacts on the earth.'
www.ohipl.org.../194
My question is "where is Rome leading us now?" and "will they attempt to phase some of their plans with religious organizations?"
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Where is Rome leading us now? Honestly to the point of getting Proto really ticked off. I just came back from a corporate drug store chain where much to their chagrin I wanted to buy a box of Sudafed, the behind the counter kind with the actual psuedofedrine.
This is not easy as a freeman on the land Alethea, you can't purchase it without a picture ID, so I gave them my expired one, and oh boy! We can't sell it to you, your ID is expired, no Proto says, my agreement to let the State regulate my travel unconstitutionally is expired, clearly if you look at the picture and look at me, I am alive and well!
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
reply to post by Alethea
Actually no, I don't think they have the legal right to take it.
Hope Steffey's hellish experience began with a 9-1-1 call to the Stark County, Ohio police by one of her cousins. A handful of her hair had been ripped out and she had been knocked unconscious. The assault left her dazed and bleeding from a cut on her nose. When the police arrived, Hope accidentally handed the officer her deceased sister's driver's license instead of her own. She immediately realized her mistake and handed her own license to Officer Gurlea, explaining that she kept her sisters license for sentimental reasons. Seeing no response from Officer Gurlea, Hope asked him directly, to return her dead sisters license. Officer Gurlea ignored her, and instead ran a check on Hope Steffey´s license. Although no infractions were found he continued to treat Hope as though she were the perpetrator of a crime, rather than the victim of an assault.
www.thetruthseeker.co.uk...
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
The state did not lease me the license, they sold it to me, and under common law, possession is 9/10ths of the law.
Like the Census your Driver's license is a contract that is only good for ten years. Once the contract has expired, well it's expired.
"Very soon, every American will be required to register their biological property ... in a national system designed to keep track of the people and that will operate under the ancient system of pledging."
answers.yahoo.com...