Sovrun Paraleguls

[notorial dissent]

They can imply that the moon is made of green cheese, doesn't make it so. That's what you get for buying those knock off dictionaries.

[NYGman]

I have seen a few footles (including PoE) claim that the word "Uniform" implies "Universal" therefore it is.

Does that also mean that it governs alien species on extraterrestrial planets, like other Universal laws?

[Forsyth]

Does that also mean that it governs alien species on extraterrestrial planets, like other Universal laws?

Of course. It even covers parallel universes populated entirely by billions of Nelson Mandelas.

[JimUk1]

Does that also mean that it governs alien species on extraterrestrial planets, like other Universal laws?

Of course. It even covers parallel universes populated entirely by billions of Nelson Mandelas.

That also means in one or many of the other parallel universes- Tom paid his mortgage, Mark Haning was an astute businessman and Guy Taylor really did live out his life in a mansion!

[aesmith]

It's on Youtube so it must be correct. From Goofy ..

According to my studies and understanding, the UCC not only is international, existing even before USA was born, but is above the 'roman' law, which is the one used in the courts. If you go to a court claiming you're a fictuos strawman, the judge bows down and gets out the courtroom, recognizing you as a sovereign person. From that moment on, the UCC is the only code it can be used (which is the base of the Admiral Law, the same UK has always used on the sea), you have to declare that the captain (the judge) has abandoned the ship (which is the courtroom) and that you are the highest authority in that room considering the case dismissed without prejudice. It's not fiction (or, well, it is), you can find videos on that on youtube.

[Angolvagyok]

They really do believe the U means Universal. From David Giaramita's YT channel:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yMJgM421oM

[Chaos]

They can imply that the moon is made of green cheese, doesn't make it so. That's what you get for buying those knock off dictionaries.

clearly you've never seen 'Universal Solder'. solder in uniform = universal. get it? just wacky

[JimUk1]

Fundraising not going very well,Dave?

https://fundrazr.com/profiles/david-giaramita

Why are a lot of these gurus called Dave?

[Chaos]

Fundraising not going very well,Dave?

https://fundrazr.com/profiles/david-giaramita

Why are a lot of these gurus called Dave?

because

[AndyK]

Over here, on the other side of The Pond, we've had a plethora of sovereignorami, tax protesters, and all-around bad guys named John Wayne Whatever.

[JimUk1]

Fundraising not going very well,Dave?

https://fundrazr.com/profiles/david-giaramita

Why are a lot of these gurus called Dave?

because

yeah could be right.

Or even-
https://youtu.be/zxzTImT0oRQ

[noblepa]

Even more mixed up than the other lot. For a council tax issue in England, at the enforcement stage so court is already done and dusted, let's start by examining Scottish law. Even if he confused the fact that some enforcement agents are referred to as Sheriffs, how can he not have noticed the word "Scotland" in his sources?

David Giaramita
fyi...ill post some relevant info....... The great council tax and court corruption swindle.
Have you ever failed to pay your council tax bill the 3rd and final time? Did the council then send you a notice of an alleged summary warrant/liability o...See More
Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Act 1971
An Act to amend the law with respect to sheriff courts in Scotland, and for purposes connected therewith.
legislation.gov.uk

Further down US law makes it's inevitable appearance in the form of references to UCC this and UCC that. (Although in fact I don't believe UCC is actually law even in the US, isn't it more like a directive that each state should enact in their own laws?)

From the Widepedia article at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Commercial_Code

"The UCC is the longest and most elaborate of the uniform acts. The Code has been a long-term, joint project of the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL) and the American Law Institute (ALI),[1] who began drafting its first version in 1942."

It is not a federal law, but it is more that a guideline. All 50 states, Washington D.C. and the territories have passed it, with some minor changes. In US state courts, you can probably rely on the principles of the UCC. IANAL, but I doubt that you can quote UCC section xxx in court. You would have to cite the specific state law and its section, appropriate for the state you are in.

[morrand]

Over here, on the other side of The Pond, we've had a plethora of sovereignorami, tax protesters, and all-around bad guys named John Wayne Whatever.

While I was still picking up copies of the Chicago Reader, I know there was a regular feature in "News of the Weird" that covered criminals with a middle name of "Wayne". Been a while, though.

[fortinbras]

You could buy an up-to-date text of the full UCC from the bookstore associated with a law school for about $60 (issued every year or every two years to accommodate amendments).

Some (many) Sovtards think that the UCC regulates criminal/tax/traffic/federal court cases (it does not). Some Sovtards in Canada have cited the UCC in Canadian courts and are surprised (oh yes) when told that the UCC doesn't get any traction north of the line.

[SteveUK]

Members of the forum, I give you another treasure from the freeman world-
Sovereign Paralegals.

Chrisy Morris appears to be the biggest voice in there so we all know the likely outcomes-

https://m.facebook.com/groups/193082005 ... 6464444537

What a great find - loads of wins going on there.it seems to attract all our favourite heros. Even Dr Ceylon is pushing his quack cancer cures in it.

[JimUk1]

Members of the forum, I give you another treasure from the freeman world-
Sovereign Paralegals.

Chrisy Morris appears to be the biggest voice in there so we all know the likely outcomes-

https://m.facebook.com/groups/193082005 ... 6464444537

Even the numpties on SP can see Tom never paid his mortgage- which is something they have going for them .

https://m.facebook.com/groups/193082005 ... 1930970657

[SteveUK]

Excellent play there young man. Go get 'em tiger!

[rosy]

£4313 of lecky and gas is an enormous sum - how long has this numpty been not paying? I'm very surprised that EDF haven't installed prepayment meters yet.

[katiHWB]

Excellent play there young man. Go get 'em tiger!

£4000+ ??

how??

[ArthurWankspittle]

£4313 of lecky and gas is an enormous sum - how long has this numpty been not paying? I'm very surprised that EDF haven't installed prepayment meters yet.

Business supply is my guess folks (from a quick Google).