Promoter Bill Thornton's Sept 10 Seminar in the OC

[Joey Smith]

http://www.1215.org/seminar/index.html

Nitty Gritty Law Library
PRESENTS
WORKSHOP #1
Workshop re FTB & IRS

Also, interactive "hands on"
FTB/IRS Notice & Demand, and
Starting a Common law action.
See note#1 below!
Click on button to enroll.
$75 (Does NOT include food)


September 11, 2010
8:00am to 4:00pm
we will start ON TIME!
Don't be late!

Banquet Room
Denny's Restaurant
7490 Edinger Ave.
Huntington Beach, California
NOTE#1: So that you can get the most benefit from the
workshop, please review the instructions and information
at www.1215.org/lawnotes/lawnotes/foundation.htm
This private workshop WILL NOT BE RECORDED.
Attendance limited to 30 participants.

If you wish a pre-analysis of your case, please e-mail
not later than Sept. 1, 2010, a copy of one of your
papers (a Notice & Demand, Action, or Counterclaim, without
your personal information) for review. Please bring your own
laptop computer, memory stick, 3-wire extension cord and
power strip.

[Gregg]

Wow, at least we'll know where they might arrest Skankbeat that day. Classy venue, too.

[bmielke]

Wow, at least we'll know where they might arrest Skankbeat that day. Classy venue, too.

Everythings bigger in Cally, a banquet room at Denny's... I am sure it will be impressive.

Although I feel bad for the poor waitresses who are sure to get poor tips.

[Lorax]

You can get a far larger dose of this guy's inane ramblings than any sane person would want for free on youtube.

[ Added by Moderator: *** KEYBOARD WARNING *** ]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HdGdSdKViI

[Joey Smith]

Is it just me, or does he have a Vladimir Lenin hat on?

[Joey Smith]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hj7yaqBFCh0&NR=1

[Paul]

You can get a far larger dose of this guy's inane ramblings than any sane person would want for free on youtube.

What a maroon! How can anyone be stupid enough to start his explanation of the history of the US by noting that a bunch of representatives of the states got together, and then claim that the constitution that this bunch produced is an act of the sovereign people and not of the states? If the states were usurping the authority of the people in drafting the constitution, and the constitution expressly required ratification by the states (not the people), how is it evidence of the sovereignty of the people?

I didn't hang around to hear him explain (if he did) how a "people" is different from and superior to a "citizen" under the original constitution, if only citizens can be president, vp or members of congress. And just who are these "citizens" in the original constitution, anyway, if they are not part of the people?

[Lorax]

I listened to the video for far too long, and he apparently thinks citizens are only those who consent to be subject to the laws of this country. I gather this is the fundamental belief behind the entire sovereign movement.