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Tarzan

03-18-2002, 01:09 AM

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>bjorn,
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>thank you for your kind words.
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>firstly, please do delete any dead text in any e-mails to do with my posts--at least i wish not to see any dead text associated with my posts.
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>secondly if anyone feels that these discussions of law/legal issues are off-topic, please say so and i'll go off-list in my responses. i am sharing these insights only to help you be relatively free in an uncreasingly unfree world.
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>yea, pulling over to a van decked out with recording gearand a lawyer (never a b.a.r.attorney) is a great thing! i sure could have used that many times. having a tape recorder and a video recorder (digital or vhs) are essential; a witness is very helpful.
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>iwill soon work on creating a local support system with a number of lawyers/attorneys available on a 24/hr-rotating basis to support anyone who is harassed by any p.i.g.s. (persons impersonating government servants) and once the system is set up, then i'll start to travel around in a car without license plates, since any car registered with a license plate is, in fact, owned by the state and not the possessor. the state, through the document called "certificate of title", has the superior title to said car. 
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>just like the state being the superior owner of a "property" by the fraudulent document known as the "deed" to the property. the state is the superior owner of any property, so they can extract taxes from the property "owner" (really a tenant--look up your deeds) and enforce their "laws" (really administrative rules created/enforced by a corporation) and gladly take the property away from you for any violation of their "laws" and auction it off to the highest bidder. this happens a lot.
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>when someone buys a new car at a dealer, the c.m.o.(certificate of manufacturer's origin) goes to the state, which makes a microfilm copy of it, destroys it, then issues a certificate of title to the fooled "owner" of the car, who then has to pay registration (a tax) every year just to keep the car. this is an unlawful conversion of property and i would love to corner the dmv (dept of motor vehicles--ca) guys on this issue in a out-of-court hearing. never in a court, since any judge would see where i'd be going and stop the proceedings to protect the guilty (the state).
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>for now what i do is "give" my trucks to friends of mine who don't own any assets/land and don't mind getting a $100 a year cash just for "owning" my trucks--this way i can keep the plates on the trucks to minimize my harassments with the p.i.g.s. and not get sucked into the jurisdiction of the system by having "my" legal-fiction name (look at your driver license--it is in all caps, right?...you are a legal-fiction entity) associated with my trucks. this is a compromise that works for now. i have my phone under somebody else's name--an attorney friend, funny thing.
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>sovereign peoplehave the fundamental rights to travel upon any road or waterway anywhere at all times; it is when one unknowingly convertsone's constitutional right of traveling (which cannot be trespassed) into a mere privilege by getting a driver license,which one then must keep one's driver license updated, insurance paid for and one must obey all "laws". p.i.g.s. have nojurisdiction over any sovereign traveling upon any road, and will walk away from one who has demonstrated one's sovereignty (like the cop #3 walking away and leaving a sovereign traveler alone), but will harrass a driver (the word "driver" means one who is driving for hire--how many of you are actually "drivers for hire" when you travel about in your own private car?) mercilessly.
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>in order to be free from the jurisdiction of the leviathan state, one must cut all nexuses (look up this word) with any state; any one uncut nexus will keep one trapped. to be truly sovereign, one really must take the matrix red pill--once you do so, you can never go back. i took my pill and i sure am glad to have done so. i'd much rather be free and on my own than be trapped into any false security by trading away my precious freedom. benjamin franklin said it best: "those who trade their liberty for security deserves neither liberty, nor security.".
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>in freedom,
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>seth, sui juris

Rod Johnson

03-18-2002, 12:27 PM

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>seth,
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>you wrote:
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>to be truly sovereign, one really must take the matrix red pill--once you do so, you can never go back. [rodj]please elaborate on red pill.i took my pill and i sure am glad to have done so. i'd much rather be free and on my own than be trapped into any false security by trading away my precious freedom. benjamin franklin said it best: "those who trade their liberty for security deserves neither liberty, nor security.".
[rodj]i say that happiness is the greatest good.
> the time to be happy is now!
> the place to be happy is here!
> the way to be happy is to help others be so.
> however, when push comes to shove,
> it is better to befree than to be happy.
>in freedom,
>
>rod
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David Wilcock

03-18-2002, 03:39 PM

from: rod johnson

seth,

you wrote:
to be truly sovereign, one really must take the matrix red pill--once you
do so, you can never go back. [rodj] please elaborate on red pill.

dw: rod, i hope that in all the physics work you didn't miss the movie "the
matrix." though it is excessively violent there is a grain of inspiration
that can be gleaned from it regarding the changes now underway in the mass
consciousness of humanity. the red pill is one of two choices, and signifies
the free-will decision of the individual to move forward into an
understanding of what "the matrix" really is.

peace be with you -

- david

Rod Johnson

03-18-2002, 07:41 PM

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>tarzen,
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>as a responce to your griptic message i share the following essay that will become a part of a more comprehensive and elaborate web site on governments as evil initities. 
turkey/ostridge awareness<xml:namespace prefix="o" ns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office"></xml:namespace><o:p></o:p>
an essay on the only reasonable path a citizen can follow to be truly free.<o:p></o:p>
by rod johnson 10-11-91<o:p></o:p>
<o:p></o:p>
each time i chomp into a piece of turkey in the spirit of “thank you life” i hold a peculiar picture in my mind. at the end of a summer, as a boy, i visited, my uncle's sheep ranch in southeastern arizona. however, in those days, of the late forties, herding turkeys rather than sheep was often the business of sheep ranchers. thousands of turkeys were raised in the fields where sheep once grazed. <o:p></o:p>
when evening came, turkey roosting became a concern. in the wild, turkeys roamed in small groups, probably no more than could roost in a single tree. however, in an environment of many birds and few trees the ranch house was the next best roost. imagine thousands of turkeys roosting on the ranch house roof at the end of a 110 degree summer day. not a very desirable situation to say the least.<o:p></o:p>
so, with the help of sheep dogs, us brothers and cousins threw grain to the flock and enticed them into the adjacent fields. we would play our harmonicas, talk and sing until dark. the turkeys would settle down around us in a state of simulated security. they may have seen us as just vits, (very important turkeys) for all i knew. i reflect at this moment of writing about the many folks who roost in front of the television in evenings of simulated security.<o:p></o:p>
as large and as clumsy, and as seemingly dumb, as that field foul is, the turkey has an incredible record of survival. despite their many predators turkeys proliferated the land long before the pilgrims and actually do so to this day. so, please give a moment to my insight into the survival techniques of dumb (?) turkeys as i saw them in my night vigil as a kid.<o:p></o:p>
all through the starry night there was a continual “gobble, gobble, gobble.” i wondered, do these birds talked in their sleep? however, as i watched, i noticed that in each sector of the flock there were a few turkey heads sticking up watching and listening. insomniac turkeys? well, i do declare. then i saw that after a while each apparent insomniac would do a little “gobble, gobble, gobble,” and tuck its head down under a wing. were they giving up their evening anxiety attack? low and behold, somewhere within that group of surrendering turkeys another would bring its head up with a “gobble, gobble, gobble.”<o:p></o:p>
now you have the picture. these dumb (?) turkeys were sharing a danger watch all through the night. they were trading off their instinctive vigil with gobble, gobble, gobble, precision. all of this without realizing the special interests of those they looked to for security. as just a boy i was seeing, in an un-naturally congested flock of turkeys, the secrete of their primal group survival. <o:p></o:p>
however, for all of their watching the turkeys will be future food, for the thanksgiving feast. the glitch in their survival system is one of limited awareness. they have a natural cat, coyote, badger, and general predator awareness as a refinement of their selective survival. but, this awareness ends in contentment with those who provide food and protection while selfishly watching over them. <o:p></o:p>
now, you have this grand metaphor of a modern society demonstrated in kids and turkeys all bedded down in the fields of national complacency. the turkey masses are in a state of a second rate false security, under the watchful eye of a kid bureaucracy. grasp in a personal sense the ultimate fate of the thanksgiving variety of turkeys. the kid bureaucracy caring for them and perhaps even admiring their unique yet limited watchfulness, really served those who were thinking about the monetary advantage of turkey masses with absolutely no regard for personal turkeys.<o:p></o:p>
this instinctive security system of wild turkeys is actually a wonderful metaphor for a healthy democratic republic where there is continual watching. hence, turkeys provides a vivid example of the danger in complacent democracy. when people place their essential needs into the keeping of others, their instinctive system of survival falls into the realm of false security and insomniac anxiety. they perch before their news media looking for dangers that are out there somewhere while the true danger to their sovereignty lies in those who feed them the news. they keep their oustridge head in the sand not facing the bold reality that the freedom heroes of history are dead, that the nature of the politic is self serving to its core. they do not want to look history in the eye to see that their natural freedoms have been slowly traded for fake and unnatural securities. they do not want to be intrinsically aware of things that they cannot afford to react to. very few of them can reflect with the wisdom of benjamin franklin who said "those who trade their liberty for security deserves neither liberty, nor security.".
what is a practical motif for watchful, appropriate reactions. ah yes, awareness, that is the answer. is the solution in violent revolution? no, the solution is in proactive awarness. if every citizen took their turn at watching and conveyed what they see in their personal watching moments to their fellow citizens then their combined awarness will shape their true personal sovereignty and hence their collective freedoms. if every citizen took their oustridge head out of the sand and watched like turkeys, expanding their collective awareness by sharing and listening with appropriate gobbling their freedoms would be preserved.
think on this. the most comprehensive definition of evil is; the asserted circumvention of the natural and righteous choice of others. natural and righteous then can be defined as actions thatproduce no evil.
what more can i say to you my family, friends and fellow citizens. what more of a dynamic metaphor can i offer. is the insight of a boy any less valid than his realizations as a wild old senior turkey standing here among you all, watching, sensing our complacency with false security. are you standing with me? will you share some of the watching? “gobble, gobble, gobble.” 
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rod johnson nov. 97
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Sunny One

03-19-2002, 08:46 PM

--- rod johnson <rodj@... (/group/asc2k/post?postid=ut61ebtwcmiwu_x4hcyh8ui8ob700ppyjwkkr2 mgeczbtav-c1b7a8iouaj5bv3_cnqbyrlplq)> wrote:
>they do not want to look history in the eye to see
>that their natural freedoms have been slowly traded
>for fake and unnatural securities. they do not want
>to be intrinsically aware of things that they cannot
>afford to react to. very few of them can reflect with
>the wisdom of benjamin franklin who said "those who
>trade their liberty for security deserves neither
>liberty, nor security."

great essay rod, thanks for sharing!

do we have the liberty to simply live, like
the birds or the fish?
what room is there for our homeless?

your turkey talk reminds me of the food chain.
our food chain is actually a money chain.
pertinent to this, the golden rule:
"the one with the most money, makes the rules."

many of us are slaves to money.

repressively bound and tied
sado-masochistically,
pat

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