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Proof of Claim CRA or Canada!
We The People - Constitutional ConventionsZoom 5-10 EST daily https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6945489985?pwd=UllwRmwzRUhWS2pXUWNQODNEbnhSZz09 SwT80SwT8 Learn What Canada Really is !! https://constitutionalconventions.ca/ Contact [email protected] https://www.shelaw.ca/2023/10/16/for-immediate-release/ Contact Shelagh [email protected] Documents for Creston Deputation: https://www.theawarenessproject.ca/ Contact Neil from the website Claudio Silvaggi https://iyoutome.com/ We are working with some amazing men and women to re-public the trustee offices.Looking for any Act, Statute, Legislation et al showing the contractual obligation to Property Taxes If interested please copy and send in your letter for a response BC Minister of Finance PO Box 9048 Stn. Prov. Gov't Victoria, BC V8W 9E2 From: January 8, 2024 To: Hon. Minister of Finance, Katrine Conroy, Good day Minister, It has come to my attention that THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA, CANADA REVENUE AGENCY, and the GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA CANADA et al, are corporate entities. (see inclosed papers from Dun & Bradstreet) When I inquired in 2023 of the truth of this, to both BC MP Lorne Derksen and FED MP Todd Doherty, I received no response federally, MP Derksen told me he didn't know and to look into it myself, which I did. The government of BC is a registered corporation in Hong Kong! My requirement to you, Honourable Minister Conroy, comes because you should be able to provide the financial documents I seek based on your position in government. I have spent the past months, an arduous process indeed, looking for any Act, Statute, Legislation et al showing the contractual obligation to Property Taxes, which my family and I have always paid faithfully. However, understanding some corporate procedures,there's a requirement to documents of full disclosure, informed consent, and signed contracts with the entities involved in any contractual obligation. My aged mother said she's never signed a contract, nor have I. With your knowledge in the Finance Department, would you kindly forward by e-mail and in writing, the legislative documentation, document/s, contracts, requiring the payment of Property Taxes. I require this information to lawfully give my consent. Please respond by January 31,2024 to the above address/e-mail. Sincerely, ___________________________________________________________ PO Box 9048 Stn. Prov. Gov't Victoria BC V8W 9E2 To: Hon. Minister of Finance, Katrine Conroy Good day Minister, I am sending you a second letter. There is further documentation included; 1) Copy of the 1st letter dated, January 8, 2024, received January 10, 2024 and confirmed 2) Copy of who Dun & Bradstreet is 3) Copies showing proof that the Province of British Columbia, and the Government of Canada, are corporations 4) Copy of The Clearfield Doctrine, showing the illegality of taxation by corporations, and accepted worldwide 5) Copy of 10 simple truths of contract law Therefore, it is incumbent of you, with the title of Minister of Finance, to provide me with the proof of obligation to pay Property Tax. I am, and have been willing to pay property taxes, provided I am doing so lawfully and with full disclosure and consent. Please respond within 7 days both written and by e-mail to; Thank you. _________________________________________________________ Proof of Claim CRA or Canada! Letter of Claim to "CRA" and "ARO" https://www.aro.ca/en/ We do not recall, and our files do not indicate that we have any contractual obligation to "CRA" or "ARO". Therefore, you are demanded to validate your claim, pursuant to Laws of (province) and Canada and provide me with the following documents: 1. Certified copy of the contract giving rise to alleged debt claimed on your aforementioned letter. 2. Letter of commitment,signed by an officer of your company, attesting to the Lawfulness, legitimacy and accuracy of the Claims as well as your company's full compliance with all the laws,provincial and federal, govering your company's actions in relation to this matter. 3.Copy of contract between yor company and the entity you be acting on behalf of. 4. Collection Agency license number of your company ("CRA" and "ARO") 5.Collection Agent License number for person(s) contacting me on behalf of your company. 6. Since I presume that "CRA" authority devolves from the Income Tax Act and "ARO" receives its authority from some other law which would also in turn, receive its authority from, at least ultimately of you "CRA" and "ARO", proof that the Constitutional Act, 1982 has been properly proclaimed into law, which would involve proof that Section 59 of the Charter has been fulfilled. Proof of Claim CRA or Canada! video ok, from what you can find lawfully please provide a letter to give to a CA to ensure they are acting in good faith... Below is a template for a letter you can use to request verification of a debt from a Collection Agency (CA). This letter is designed to ensure that the CA is acting in good faith and to protect your rights. Please note that this is a general template and may need to be adjusted based on your specific circumstances and local laws. It's advisable to consult with a legal professional for personalized advice. [Your Full Name] [Your Address] [City, Province, Postal Code] [Date] [Collection Agency's Name] [Collection Agency's Address] [City, Province, Postal Code] Re: Request for Verification of Debt Dear [Collection Agency's Name], I am writing in response to your [call/letter/email] dated [Date of the CA's communication], regarding an alleged debt for [Name of the Original Creditor], account number [Account Number, if provided]. Under my rights as per the applicable provincial and federal laws, I am requesting a validation of this debt. Please provide the following documentation to verify the legitimacy of the alleged debt: Certified Copy of Original Contract: A certified copy of the original contract or agreement with [Original Creditor's Name] that gives rise to the alleged debt. Letter of Commitment: A letter signed by an officer of your agency, attesting to the lawfulness, legitimacy, and accuracy of the claim. This letter should also confirm your agency's compliance with all relevant laws governing debt collection activities. Proof of Authority to Collect: A copy of the contract or agreement between your agency and [Original Creditor's Name] that authorizes you to collect on this alleged debt. Detailed Statement of the Debt: A detailed statement of the amount being claimed, including an itemization of any additional charges or fees. Proof of Last Payment: If applicable, the date and amount of the last payment made on this account. Please note that until the requested documentation is provided, I consider this matter to be in dispute. Furthermore, I request that all communications regarding this alleged debt be made in writing and sent to the address noted above. In accordance with the law, I expect a response to this request within 30 days of the receipt of this letter. Failure to provide the requested documentation within this timeframe will be interpreted as an acknowledgment that the debt is unverified and must be removed from my credit report, and that any further collection attempts are ceased. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your prompt response. Sincerely, [Your Name] Remember, this letter is a request for information and does not acknowledge the debt as yours. It's important to send this letter via registered mail or a method that provides proof of delivery. Keep a copy of the letter and any correspondence you receive in response for your records. In the letter template I provided, I adhered closely to the key elements you mentioned in your original text. However, I did include a few additional standard requests commonly used in debt verification letters for completeness and clarity: Detailed Statement of the Debt: This includes an itemization of any additional charges or fees. This detail is often important to fully understand the breakdown of the claimed debt. Proof of Last Payment: If there were any payments made on the account, this information helps establish the history of the debt. Method of Communication: I included a request that all communications be made in writing. This is a common practice to ensure there's a clear record of all interactions. Timeframe for Response: I specified a 30-day period for the CA to respond, which is a standard timeframe in many jurisdictions for debt verification requests. These additions are meant to provide a more comprehensive framework for the verification of the debt and to protect your rights in the process. However, if you prefer to stick strictly to the points mentioned in your original text, you can modify the template accordingly. Remember, it's always advisable to tailor any legal document to your specific situation and to consult with a legal professional if you have any doubts or questions. ______________________________________________________ 10 POINTS of CONTRACT LAW POWER of CHOICE / "FREE WILL to CONTRACT" 1) More than 1 party is needed to contract 2) AGREEMENT = OFFER & ACCEPTANCE - OFFER is the "presentment", therefore, without acceptance, there can be NO contract. - ACCEPTANCE is taken as "TACIT" ( applied though not expressed) if NO has not been verbally said. * A presentment can be accepted as noted : "with conditional acceptance" 3) There MUST be an INTENTION to CREATE a "Legal Relationship", ie: AGREE to the consiquences of breaking the contract 4) LAWFUL "CONSIDERATION" Both or all parties have to give something of value to be considered a contract * Consideration has to be agreed to by ALL parties to be LEGAL #1 POINT / Mortgages... Bank Accounts...Credit Cards When you got your Mortgage...WHAT did the bank put up as "Lawful Consideration" FULL DISCLOSURE MUST be given to be LAWFUL 5) CAPACITY to contract requires that Full Disclosure be given and "understood/comprehended" in full to be Lawful... NO minor,drunkard,lunatic, or other mental incapicity can be present to be a Lawful Contract 6) FREE CONSENT : ..............FRAUD........... NO force, trickery, undue influence, misrepresentation, coercion can take place. * ANY mistake therein, VOIDS the contract between TRUSTEE/BENEFICIARY 7) LAWFUL OBJECT : "anything" illegal or harmful to either party, made, or in part of the contract, VOIDS the contract 8) CERTAINTY of MEANING or FULL DISCLOSURE: *** Almost ALL contracts are VOID because the parties that signed have NOT, with certainty, "understood or comprehended" the LEGAL meaning of the "CONTRACTED WORDS", ie: person, individual, citizen, etc. and therefore, as undefined = FRAUD!............ man, woman, is WHO you are, ALL other words or terms used to contract are LEGAL terms for FICTION! 9) SIGNATURE and AUTOGRAPH : Signature = FICTION / Corporate Identity, LGBTQS2+ et al Autograph = "LIVING", man or woman...period! *** if you as a man or woman sign a contract there is NO CONTRACT because... there CANNOT be a contract wherein one side is "living" and the other is a "fictional" identity 10) YOU must have CERTAINTY : of the TERMS and PRIVACY to CONTRACT BOTH have to APPROVE! VOID if broken and must be re-done. (Example the BNA Act of 1867, the contract died when Queen Victoria died in 1901...similar to a Power of Attorney document, VOID when there's the death. Queen Victoria took OUT her Heirs) Darcy Martans made a Flyer to motivate more of her town and local area for meetings. Darcy added her email and phone contact info attached is word document of flyer - please change the contact info to you or your local group email - also emailed out was phase 1 and phase 2 pdf files - please forward these out to your family and friends Thank you “CANADIAN’S do NOT have An ABSOLUTE RIGHT to PRIVATE PROPERTY” Federal Justice Minister, David Lametti Spring 2022 "YOU WILL OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY" AGENDA 2030 WEF/ World Economic Forum Founder Klaus Schwab LEARN HOW TO END THE FRAUD CONTACT: ConstitutionalConventions.ca [email protected] Darcy Martans - with important inforamation (Share) Deputation Hamilton ON, Erin Gomaz, November 6 2023 Deputation to Huntsvillle, January 29 2024 Peggy Pederson Shelagh McFarlane Lawful Affirmation and Declaration of Dominion (use this document to collect autographs of support).1.29K views 9 comments -
Report on How Eviction is stopped or delayed part 1
We The People - Constitutional ConventionsSubscribe thank You https://www.youtube.com/@constitutionalconventions6240 Subscribe to We the People Constitutional Conventions on Rumble https://rumble.com/c/c-1516344 Subscribe to Constitutional Conventions on Rumble https://rumble.com/user/ConstitutionalConventions Subscribe to get important Information https://constitutionalconventions.ca/contact/ - ensure you get confirmation - check spam or junk mail. Zoom 5-10 EST daily https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6945489985?pwd=UllwRmwzRUhWS2pXUWNQODNEbnhSZz09 SwT80SwT8 https://rumble.com/v4govwc-facts-vs-fiction-know-who-owns-the-land-not-canada-or-their-corrup-peice-of.html [email protected] Before the event: 1- Have several supporter with you. 2- Obtain knowledge of the laws that govern the eviction process. 3- Make sure everyone IS at the location before the law enforcers 4- Every one know their role, have recording material like paper and pen, video and sound recording equipment etc 5- Rehearse eviction simulation and roles everyone is expected to play. 6- Learn asking pertinent questions rather than making statement and claims. 7- Stay as polite and composed as possible (no disrespect, anger, load voice etc,) with everyone involved specially the Law enforcers, LE. 8- Be well prepared documenting/recording/ taking notes as soon as LEs arrive. 9- Prepare several copies of SCQ. https://takeactioncanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Public-Servants-Questionnaire_v1.pdf At the time of encounter: a. Only one individual interacts with LEs. Preferably the individual subject to eviction, or who can Handel the encounter. b. Meet and interact with them out side of your property, rather than allowing the to come in. c. Inform them they may be trespassing, if you have NT sign on the property. d. Avoid emotion and fear. e. Get LEs, and anyone with them, for complete the CSQ. f. Be assertive examining the legal documents, including court order, for authenticity and lawfulness. Accept NO PHOTOCOPY or documents without signature of the author. g. Avoid being involved in physical interactions. h. Do not abandon your property voluntarily. i. Fully document the event and compare notes. Read information and suggestions provided by experts such as: https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/fighting-your-foreclosure-in-court.html Learn the legal process and ALL steps that needs be satisfied for eviction to be lawful. Above link can be a useful source. Fighting Your Foreclosure in Court How difficult it is to challenge a foreclosure depends greatly on what type of foreclosure you're facing: judicial or nonjudicial. It's easier and less expensive to jump into an existing lawsuit with a judicial foreclosure than it is to challenge a nonjudicial foreclosure. If your foreclosure is nonjudicial, which means it proceeds outside the court system, you'll have to file a lawsuit to challenge the process. Summary of How to Fight a Foreclosure in Court While every foreclosure case is unique and different states have their own procedures, here's a summary of how you might go about challenging each type of foreclosure, with more details on the procedures below. Judicial Foreclosure To contest a judicial foreclosure, you have to file a written answer to the complaint (the lawsuit). You'll need to present your defenses and explain the reasons why the lender shouldn't be able to foreclose. You might need to defend yourself against a motion for summary judgment and at trial. If you have strong evidence that the lender or servicer made an error in the foreclosure procedures, like by failing to send you a breach letter, initiating the foreclosure too soon, or not following state foreclosure procedures, you might be able to force it to start the foreclosure over. Or you might get enough leverage to work out a way to save your home, like with a loan modification. Nonjudicial Foreclosures With a nonjudicial foreclosure, the process happens outside of a court's supervision, so you'll have to file a lawsuit to get a judge's attention. And you'll have the burden of proof because you want the judge to stop a proceeding (the foreclosure) that's already authorized by the mortgage or deed of trust you signed with you took out the loan. How to Fight a Judicial Foreclosure In a judicial foreclosure, the foreclosing party (the "lender") must file a lawsuit to get the foreclosure started. You'll be notified of the foreclosure case when papers called a summons and complaint (or petition) are delivered to (served on) you. The documents will advise you of the lawsuit and give you a limited amount of time to respond if you choose to contest it. And, significantly, the lender will have the burden of proving to the judge that the foreclosure is justified under the mortgage terms. What Proof Will the Lender Provide? The proof will typically consist of the documents you signed when taking out or refinancing your loan, like a mortgage (or deed of trust) and a promissory note. The paperwork might also include: copies of notices the servicer sent to you signed agreements assignments and endorsements internal accountings of payments both made and missed, and written statements under oath—called "declarations" or, if sworn before a notary public, "affidavits"—from lender employees or servicer who claim to have knowledge of how many payments you missed and the lender's compliance with your state's laws regarding foreclosure procedures. Generally, if you don't point out errors or omissions in the paperwork or procedures, the court will accept them as sufficient evidence, award the lender a default judgment, and order a foreclosure sale. Filing an Answer to the Lawsuit If you decide to respond to the suit, you can tell a judge why you think the foreclosure isn't warranted. You must present your objections to the foreclosure by filing an "answer" with the court by a specific deadline. What's an "Answer" in a Lawsuit? If you want to respond to the suit, an answer is the document that you file with the court and serve to the other parties in the case. Your answer tells the court your side of the story. The deadline is usually between 20 and 30 days after service, though it varies. Check the summons you received along with the complaint to find out how much time you have to file an answer in your case. You must prepare your answer in the proper format, including responses to each of the claims made by the lender and any defenses you might have. For each numbered paragraph in the complaint, you should admit, deny, or say you don't have sufficient information to admit or deny (and so you deny) the allegations contained in that particular paragraph. You may also ask that the lender prove its claims, like how many payments it says you've missed and the fees it claims you owe. Be aware that if you admit an allegation, the lender doesn't have to prove it. (Denying something that a complaint says doesn't necessarily mean you're saying it didn't happen. Instead, you're saying that the lender must prove it. Sometimes, it's a good idea to deny a "fact" that seems correct, usually because you might be able to make a legal argument about the way the fact is stated.) You'll also need to raise any defenses and affirmative defenses in your answer, such as the lender doesn't have the right to foreclose (called "standing"), as well as any counterclaims, like the servicer violated federal mortgage servicing laws, if applicable. Why You Might Want to File an Answer If you don't file an answer by the deadline, the lender's attorney will likely ask for a default judgment. To get the court to set aside (annul) a default judgment, you'd have to file a motion and show good cause for not filing an answer. Getting a court to set aside a default judgment is very difficult. In addition, if you don't file an answer, you aren't entitled to get notifications about what's happening in your foreclosure case. The court may proceed with the foreclosure without your involvement or notifying you about the proceedings. You also will likely lose the right to assert any defenses you could have against the foreclosure. If you don't include particular defenses or counterclaims in an answer, you might not be able to bring them up later on in the foreclosure. Of course, you shouldn't file a frivolous answer. Otherwise, you might get stuck paying the costs and expenses of the opposing parties, including their attorneys' fees. What Happens After You File an Answer: The Lender Might Ask for Summary Judgment The lender might then file a summary judgment motion, asking the judge to decide the case without a trial. You get the right to oppose the motion by submitting your arguments and evidence in a response to the motion. You need to serve your response to the other parties, and the court may then hold a hearing. If the court determines that you don't have evidence supporting a defense, the lender will win the motion, get a judgment of foreclosure, and be able to go forward with a foreclosure sale. If the judge denies the lender's motion, the court will allow the case to proceed to trial. Discovery Before the trial, "discovery" will take place. This process is when you and the lender ask each other for facts, documents, and other information before the trial. In a foreclosure, each side may ask the other to provide certain information (through a demand for the production of documents, interrogatories, and depositions) that might help prove or disprove the right to foreclose. Borrowers sometimes make discovery demands in their answer or when opposing a motion for summary judgment on the basis that discovery is necessary to expose specific facts about the case or facts that the lender claims are true. But you'll have to show that discovery might lead to relevant evidence or that the facts you need to justify your opposition to the foreclosure are exclusively within the lender's knowledge and control. Otherwise, the court might go ahead and grant summary judgment. Handling a Trial At the trial, the lender must try to prove it has the right to foreclose. Then, you must show that the lender shouldn't be permitted to foreclose. You'll both present your cases, sometimes through witnesses who can be questioned by the judge and cross-examined by the other side. For example, if you and the lender disagree about how many payments you've missed, both you and a representative who works for the loan servicer would testify, and the judge would decide which of you is most likely telling the truth. At the end of the trial, the judge will either: order the foreclosure to go ahead and, in many states, set the sale date, or dismiss the case, probably "without prejudice," which means the lender can still foreclose, but it has to start the process over. Strict Foreclosure: Only in Vermont and Connecticut In a strict foreclosure in Vermont or Connecticut, a judge who approves the foreclosure can order ownership (title) of the home to be transferred to the lender then and there, without holding a foreclosure sale. How to Fight a Nonjudicial Foreclosure in Court Because nonjudicial foreclosures proceed outside of court, you'll have to file a suit in court to get a judge to review the matter. And you'll have the burden of proof because you want the judge to stop a proceeding (the foreclosure) that's already authorized by the mortgage contract. You'll need to include a motion for a temporary restraining order (TRO) and preliminary injunction to enjoin (stop) a foreclosure sale while your claims are being litigated. Usually, homeowners also ask the court for a permanent injunction. Asking for a Temporary Restraining Order In your application for a TRO, you'll have to show the judge that you'll suffer "irreparable injury" if the foreclosure happens. Courts often agree that losing your property to foreclosure causes irreparable harm. Courts sometimes grant TROs without a formal notice or hearing, so the lender might not have much time to respond. The judge will probably grant the TRO if the lender doesn't respond to your motion. However, you might have to post a bond to protect the lender from economic harm if you eventually lose the case. A bond could be expensive, but you might, in some circumstances, get the bond requirement waived, like if you don't have much income or if the court decides that the lender's interest is adequately protected. Some courts have said that bonds aren't required in foreclosures, especially in cases where the property value exceeds the amount the borrower owes, because the lender has a secured interest in the property and can eventually foreclose if the borrower loses the case. Or, you could suggest paying the bond by making payments, such as at your regular monthly mortgage payment amount or in an amount that would offset any expense the lender might incur during the process, or in a minimal (de minimus) amount. A temporary restraining order usually lasts until a court hearing in which you'll try to get a preliminary injunction stopping the foreclosure pending a full trial. Preliminary Injunction The court will review each party's documents at the preliminary injunction hearing. (The documents are usually the same type of paperwork that's used in judicial foreclosures.) You'll have to prove your case, like by showing that the lender didn't follow state or federal foreclosure laws or the terms of the deed of trust. You'll have to convince the judge at this preliminary injunction stage that the foreclosure should be put on hold until you can produce your full case at trial. You might use declarations or affidavits from you and other witnesses to establish the facts you believe should stop the foreclosure. At this hearing, the court must look at whether: you're likely to win at trial, and the injury that you would suffer from the foreclosure outweighs the injury that the lender is suffering by not getting paid. If the judge decides for the lender, the TRO will end, and the court will deny your motion for a preliminary injunction. While you can still proceed with your lawsuit, the foreclosure will likely go ahead because an injunction isn't in place to prevent it. While it's a long shot, you might be able to ask a higher court to overrule the denial. But if you're able to convince the judge to halt the foreclosure until you can present your full case at trial, the judge will issue a preliminary injunction. The lender might then try to settle with you, give up on the current foreclosure and start over, or meet any conditions the court sets and then ask the court to lift the injunction. Otherwise, you'll go to trial. The preliminary injunction enjoins the foreclosure pending the trial. When It Might Be Worth Fighting Your Foreclosure If it's clear that the lender failed to follow the law and, as a result, you were deprived of an important right, it might be worth it to fight the foreclosure in court. After all, if you could get the foreclosure dismissed or significantly delayed, you might be able to stay in your house much longer than you would otherwise. Or you might gain leverage that could help you in working out a way to keep it. You might have a decent shot at stopping or at least delaying a foreclosure if you have a strong defense, for example: the lender started the foreclosure based on false information, like if your payments were credited to the wrong party and you were never behind, or the servicer substantially overstated the amount you had to pay to reinstate your mortgage, depriving you of your reinstatement rights under state law, or you can prove that the lender didn't follow state requirements for a foreclosure, like by failing to properly send you a notice of intent to foreclose, if required in your state, or it violated federal mortgage servicing laws. Sometimes, though, filing an answer in a judicial foreclosure or starting a suit to fight a nonjudicial foreclosure isn't the best option. Say you're facing a judicial foreclosure and you have an argument that requires you to file another type of pleading to preserve your rights. Filing an incorrect response might cause you to lose an important right. For instance, if the lender made an error, like failing to properly serve you with the foreclosure lawsuit, you can dispute the court's jurisdiction by filing a motion to dismiss. If you win, the foreclosure has to start over. But if you file an answer, you likely stipulate (agree) that the court has the right to hear the case, and the foreclosure goes ahead. Litigation is complicated, and most people fare better after getting help from an attorney683 views -
Police Oppression Manual - Part 2 Eviction of your Property
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Filing a Court Case
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Mozz Simple Logic May 14 Meeting of the Minds
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Open Discussion on where we are on projects update
We The People - Constitutional ConventionsJoin The Zoom 7 PM Daily https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6945489985?pwd=UllwRmwzRUhWS2pXUWNQODNEbnhSZz09 Finally, the Solution We have all been Working For! (Make it go Viral) What if you could build your own Nation? Well, we have great news. We always had the Lawful Right To create a Nation. Let’s start here. We're going to look at some articles In the ICCPR (International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights) https://www.ohchr.org/en/instruments-mechanisms/instruments/international-covenant-civil-and-political-rights So, this brings us all up to where we want to start talking about some ideas that we have been educating at Constitutional Conventions have been educating since 1980. We like this one. Because itis a bit more specific. And so, if we look at what you got to understand about laws, we talked about jurisdiction. And jurisdictions go down from international to local. And so international law is, as far as the matrix is concerned, international law is at the top of the heap. There are things above that, no question. And I don't know what all of them are. This stuff can get esoteric. And it can actually lead to really dark places and how it all links together, but I try to just come at all this stuff from a real layman's perspective. This document, the ICCPR, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Has been signed on by every Western nation. That includes the United States, that's Canada, like every Western European country. Most of the major countries in the world. Have signed on to this. Now, what that means is that is the highest law in the land because it's a treaty. So, you have treaties, then you have federal laws, state laws and so on and so forth. Treaties are the most superior laws. So, if a country is in violation of a treaty. That country can be held in an international court. Now, I'm not going to sit here and say the courts are this, that, and the other, and they're all great. That's not the case at all. My way in law has never been to just go and fight in court. Judges are corrupt. They're mostly Freemasons. There are all kinds of stuff to it, but it's to just win in the paperwork and take it to them and call them on it. I'm not going to get into too many specific, I don't want to get into any specific remedies. In this discussion tonight. Remedy is so powerful that it doesn’t serve most people because most people won't benefit from it any ways. But if we screw these things up, they can change it for us because they can change the laws. So, I won't get into specific remedies, but I'm going to talk about things in abroad enough way that I think it'll be obvious. Where things can go with this. But so, we look at article one in the nest there. And again, this is of the ICCPR.(the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.) This document is higher than any federal document in the United States or Canada. Okay. And they both signed up for this. So, Article 1 says. And article1 is article 1for one reason, because this says everything about the way things are in the matrix okay. Legal language, words are very specific. All people have the right of self-determination, period. That sentence alone is significantly powerful. By virtue of that right, they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development. Period. That article alone almost says everything you need to know about your remedy is that it's almost all right there. Yes, it gets more specific, and we'll look at some other articles. But in this article alone, we have the right to self-determination. What do you think 1776was?By issuing the Declaration of Independence, adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, the 13 American colonies severed their political connections to Great Britain. The Declaration summarized the colonists' motivations for seeking independence. https://history.state.gov/milestones/1776-1783/declaration#:~:text=By%20issuing%20the%20Declaration%20of,colonists'%20motivations%20for%20seeking%20independence. That was exactly self-determination. Now, the ICCPR wasn't written then. The ICCPR came after the so-called revolution in the United States. But in 1776, what is essentially was happening was people In the United States of America, not the United States as the corporate fiction in Washington, D.C, but in the land of the many states of America. They Said, we've had enough with these British Parasites controlling our lives, our resources. We want to start our own bank and print our own money. Where we are going to go with a lot of this stuff, because we're going to look at somethings that our teams have compiled and written and I don't even spend that much time on the ICCPR, but we're going to look at things that we have written base on what's out there and newer things. But the fact that we have the right to self-determination. This is the Key that opens the door and slams the door on them!I It Says everything you need to know. Okay, we could go down deeper on this and maybe we will in the conversation but that alone says that we have the right, and you'll notice this says all people have the right All people are very specific. It's not all persons, all residents, all citizens. It's all people, meaning all the people in a geographical area. You know, I'm very set up as far as, you know, the shit hitting the fan, if you will. But my context becomes a little different out here because What I need out here is resources with people. We're lacking that in a rural area, whereas in a metropolitan area, you have a lot of that, but it's also one of these double-edged swords where people and many people can be your greatest resource, or they can be your greatest liability. You know, it won't be a shocker to say it, but if you're a white guy living in Atlanta, Georgia, you know, you're not as good off as crime being done to you ascertain other places in the world are maybe. Like in Alberta, for example, people can be your biggest asset, but they can also be your biggest liability. So, one thing I think needs to happen with people just like what they did in 1776 or attempted to. We need to separate ourselves from the state through self-determination. Through people coming together. And basically, saying Instead of trying to change Let's say in imagining we're America trying to separate from the brits is… Is… instead of trying to win an election in their House of Commons. They just separated by a declaration of independence and saying, we're done. Constitutional Conventions have been educating this for 30 plus years and now more are learningfrom their important Message. Constitutional Conventions has drafted a declaration and has drafted a constitution – also has created drafts for interim administration and Natural Law grand jury of 12 We can essentially do the same thing. There's no reason why we People Cannot do exactly the same plan. People livein geographical regions. So, a small group of men/women in an area have the lawful right to create whatever they want as the existing system is de-facto, fraud, and has NO Authority. If you're in North America, we have a ton of space, despite the number of migrants being dumped into this landmass known as North America. In both countries, Canada, and the US, we still have a ton of space. People can move. In Canada, United States, you still have the freedom to move around. And I don't think you'll ever lose that freedom for a while, but they'll make it economically unsustainable in some ways. But people can move. So, with that, We think a big solution for people is to start getting to geographical regions and writing. A declaration of Independence and a constitution draft with a Bill of Rights. Which Constitutional Conventions have drafted for those to view. And the reason we are not suggesting that we do this through elections is that I think you can all see and agree it has been no more than fraud from its inception. The establishment has complete control!!! They have complete control of Trump and his administration. What's coming down through the rhetoric. Of Trump and RFK and Maha. And then there's that latest image where they're all eating at McDonald's like, which to me looks like absolute blatant gaslighting. This deception is in the bag for the establishment and they're just going to swing it back to the right. So, we came out of many years of woke liberal neoliberalism stuff. Now we're just going to burn the woke stuff as an effigy and it won't make any difference. And then we're going to go to right wing (same in Canada with Daniel Smith or Pierre) neoconservatism with his just warmongering and everybody, and they're going to virtue signal about it the whole way because. These people have control of everything. If you have to, you have to realize that you have to realize we are the ones that we've been waiting for, that we are the creations of the creator. And we are the ones that create. And all this establishment is due to make a new world order All they have done is get us to do it. That's how their scam works. They get us to do the work. And we do the work through tacit agreement, which means We didn't reply to the letter that said, if you don't agree, if you don't reply within 21 days. You're going to accept. Or you accepted it in some way or another we noticed. In public notice, we never responded. We never cared. We basically got to the place where we are. Because people stopped caring because the corporate establishment made the world so comfortable for us that we've traded all of our rights and responsibilities for privileges and benefits through conveniences. And we're out of state now, and this is another reason why we know politics is hopeless and rhetorical. You might think that, you know, there's going to be No changes. But then you go to Walmart. Okay. And you look at the people there. And you go, what the hell. This is insane. And you could go to any Walmart anywhere and yeah, it's going to be a little different in rural Alberta than it is in, say, Atlanta, Georgia. A lot different. By and large, what you find is that the common man, the common individual i in our society is out of shape, unhealthy. Can't even process thoughts and go along with everything the establishment wants them to do. And you might be able to sway some of them here and there, but with great cost. With great cost to your reputation, with great cost to your economic well-being like we saw during the COVID scam, sticking your neck out to wake up the masses isn't really that lucrative when you look at time for return. It's return on investment economically is very poor. And so, What I say is… CRAP. You're not going to convince these people of anything. What you're better off doing is getting together with other like-minded people who are hardcore, who have the same values as you and are, willing to step forward And form some kind of economic relationship with you. And I think This is where the rubber must meet the road if people have to start coming together geographically. And that's a tough thing to do because people are like, well, how do I move and what do I do?And there's all kinds of logistics to consider with that. If we don't and we get caught up in these liberal hellholes. We will be burnt at the stake. Now, all you must do is look at history to see how that goes. Is that in every… communist or authoritarian rise to power the people that fled the cities did better than the others. Now people say, oh, what about the kulak sand all that? Yeah, they did go around and collect farms and all that. http://www.orlandofiges.info/section10_RevolutionfromAbove/TheWaragainsttheKulaks.php But those are even in the farming areas. I'm talking about people who need to move to rural areas, get out of all these types of areas. Where there's large scale agriculture and such. But people that were outside of it fared better. And yeah, if people don't start getting out of these areas and start Having economic relationships with individuals, they can't form an economy of any scale because if you live in an apartment. And you don't have any reason to know your neighbors except for maybe the guy who lives across the hall from you because one time your blender broke and you needed to borrow his sugar or phone or what ever to make some gravy. Or some thing, you know what I mean? You have no reason to know them. Whereas when you live in a rural area. You will get to know the people who live closest to you very well. Because yo have a reason to. If you're in a cold climate, sometimes you're sharing the duties of managing the snow on the road below. That's what it is up here. You might trade vegetables or eggs with them. You might help a guy get his truck stuck out of the mud. There are hundreds of reasons why the rural areas are more productive! That you'll get to know people who live around you in rural areas. And that's important. Because if we don't have reasons to have economic relationships with one another. We can't really coexist. We're just going to be soloed out in these Twitter spaces. And these spaces are good, right? Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying let's throw the baby out with the bathwater. But you need to have reasons to get together with like-minded people. And we must all start to educate about why moving to geographically places is the key. Different takes on what that might look like, but we agree almost inevitably that there's going to be a break at some point, that people are going to move away, and as they do, they're going to need to figure out. How they collectivize and normalize this new world outside of this big machine. What might serve as a framework for what they more described, which was kind of the physical manifestation of what that division might look like. Totally. But even in U.S. History we've seen balkanization, right? We've seen groups try to break away. It's happened many times. Even in Canada, there's history with that, with the Russian Dukeabors who were Russian dissidents who fled Soviet Russia and came to Canada and were granted quarter sections by the government. And they became just these sorts(agrarians)relating to the ownership and use of land, especially farmland, or relating to the part of a society or economy that is concerned with agriculture. Then eventually they didn't want the government o abuse them anymore. They did NOT want their kids to be forced into public schools because they were indoctrinating them with bullshit. And they rounded these people up and put them in concentration camps. Not so much concentration, but they rounded up the kids and put them in residential schools and such. But you don't hear about that because they were white. And so, it doesn't suit the political narrative they are Pushing to suck in the Natives (all born here are Native to the Land)with the UNDRIP narrative. But it was essentially the same thing where people were just staking a claim. And if you look at some of their history, they have all these legal charters they wrote that say, we do not bow to tyrants and stuff. We have seen these many times. And so, what we are going to propose here. This has been done before. People do these things because everything gets to a breaking point Where you must do it, right? You have to um eventually say enough is enough because if we keep playing their game, it's over so What I want to talk about now is three things that WE think are needed There's no reason any of us can't do this. All that is required is people coming together and promoting all the hard work Constitutional Conventions Teams have created. The hard work has been completed now it’s time to make the information go viral.! A. Writing a Constitution Draft to view. B. Researching the Declaration, they have created to view. C. Recruiting alternate media, live streamers to finally start sending the Solution rather than the regurgitated distraction. D. If these so called truther groups or association will not educate their followers then we know what side they are on, E. Be a clear message, they are part of the controlled opposition. F. If groups push Citizens, indigenous, UNDRIP, Treaties, Charter, Bill of rights, Act, Statues, they are not educated and are doing grave harm. Constitution of The Sovereigns' https://rumble.com/v29il48-constitution-of-the-sovereign.html We can do the same thing but set up this administration, so everyone is protected. And once it's agreed upon by a bunch of people and people in a geographical location, they now have created their own nation. The benefits of this are as follows: A. Land ownership B. No Taxes extortion C. No Income tax extortion D. All the resources belong to the people in the newly formed Nation. E. Property Protection These above are just a few of the benefits and there are numerous more we may add later. That's all the government is supposed to be. What some people believe is or call government as created by a small group of people who got together Over the last hundreds, if not thousands of years and said, hey, guys, what to do to rule the world? Let's get together and make it happen! And that's all they've done. So, there's no reason to even accept this fraud! The rest of us can't do it. The problem is, the average Walmart shopper. That's the problem. And so that's why I say. Some level of regional balkanization is the only way forward if you're going to say, let’s get a county such as Yellowhead County or if need be even go to a smaller geographical area such as Wildwood, Hansville or Peers. You do not have to get the entire land mass of what we will call Alberta the entire state together on this, no way it's going to happen. If you say, let's get the entire state of Missouri together on this, no way it's going to happen. And rural is very different from urban, suburban, and peri-urban. When you look at maps of how people are distributed in the world You can correlate tyranny to how people are placed by understanding this concept. The more concrete that you're surrounded by, the more tyranny you're surrounded by simply because the more concrete, the more roads, the more buildings, the more infrastructure, the more sewer services, utilities, and things like that that need to be brought in. In volve money. And there is a saying that I have in law is that where the money flows, the policy goes. So, anybody who's lived in a big city to a small town can attest to this just by observation. Think about the amount of bureaucracy in places like Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary city Compared to Peers, Niton Junction, Wildwood and numerous other locations that can move to create their own Nation. Need to remove the indoctrination of Canada, Alberta, or municipality, and replace it with hard facts to proceed forward. The smaller the town the better. It's so obviously observable and so what that means is that if you can get away from the concrete, which is where all the people are, most people are, you can get away from a significant amount of problems because now you have the variable that's outside of your control, which is the socioeconomics of a place Social and economic factors include factors such as income, education, employment, community safety and social support. The choices that are available in a community are impacted by social and economic factors. Or the crime rates of a place or whatever, you can get away from them. So, a big-time problem is solved when you don't have to worry about your car getting broken in to every night or having something stolen off your property or having your kids bike stolen from your front yard. It really changes the way you live. But out here, I can do that. I don't have to lock my doors. I can live in a way that I wouldn't have to in the city. So that alone is important. And then when you start talking about law. There's a whole other level to it. So, what we need… is we have to look at three documents. a. Declaration of Independence - b. Constitution – c. We can all write our laws. But this is not complete. So, the caveat here is this is not complete. We can all write our laws. We don't have to ask permission. We can all start by doing this ourselves. 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We The People - Constitutional ConventionsJoin The Zoom 7 PM Daily https://us02web.zoom.us/s/6945489985?pwd=UllwRmwzRUhWS2pXUWNQODNEbnhSZz09#success Finally, the Solution We have all been Working For! (Make it go Viral) What if you could build your own Nation? Well, we have great news. We always had the Lawful Right To create a Nation. Let’s start here. We're going to look at some articles In the ICCPR (International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights) https://www.ohchr.org/en/instruments-mechanisms/instruments/international-covenant-civil-and-political-rights So, this brings us all up to where we want to start talking about some ideas that we have been educating at Constitutional Conventions have been educating since 1980. We like this one. Because itis a bit more specific. And so, if we look at what you got to understand about laws, we talked about jurisdiction. And jurisdictions go down from international to local. And so international law is, as far as the matrix is concerned, international law is at the top of the heap. There are things above that, no question. And I don't know what all of them are. This stuff can get esoteric. And it can actually lead to really dark places and how it all links together, but I try to just come at all this stuff from a real layman's perspective. This document, the ICCPR, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Has been signed on by every Western nation. That includes the United States, that's Canada, like every Western European country. Most of the major countries in the world. Have signed on to this. Now, what that means is that is the highest law in the land because it's a treaty. So, you have treaties, then you have federal laws, state laws and so on and so forth. Treaties are the most superior laws. So, if a country is in violation of a treaty. That country can be held in an international court. Now, I'm not going to sit here and say the courts are this, that, and the other, and they're all great. That's not the case at all. My way in law has never been to just go and fight in court. Judges are corrupt. They're mostly Freemasons. There are all kinds of stuff to it, but it's to just win in the paperwork and take it to them and call them on it. I'm not going to get into too many specific, I don't want to get into any specific remedies. In this discussion tonight. Remedy is so powerful that it doesn’t serve most people because most people won't benefit from it any ways. But if we screw these things up, they can change it for us because they can change the laws. So, I won't get into specific remedies, but I'm going to talk about things in abroad enough way that I think it'll be obvious. Where things can go with this. But so, we look at article one in the nest there. And again, this is of the ICCPR.(the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.) This document is higher than any federal document in the United States or Canada. Okay. And they both signed up for this. So, Article 1 says. And article1 is article 1for one reason, because this says everything about the way things are in the matrix okay. Legal language, words are very specific. All people have the right of self-determination, period. That sentence alone is significantly powerful. By virtue of that right, they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development. Period. That article alone almost says everything you need to know about your remedy is that it's almost all right there. Yes, it gets more specific, and we'll look at some other articles. But in this article alone, we have the right to self-determination. What do you think 1776was?By issuing the Declaration of Independence, adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, the 13 American colonies severed their political connections to Great Britain. The Declaration summarized the colonists' motivations for seeking independence. https://history.state.gov/milestones/1776-1783/declaration#:~:text=By%20issuing%20the%20Declaration%20of,colonists'%20motivations%20for%20seeking%20independence. That was exactly self-determination. Now, the ICCPR wasn't written then. The ICCPR came after the so-called revolution in the United States. But in 1776, what is essentially was happening was people In the United States of America, not the United States as the corporate fiction in Washington, D.C, but in the land of the many states of America. They Said, we've had enough with these British Parasites controlling our lives, our resources. We want to start our own bank and print our own money. Where we are going to go with a lot of this stuff, because we're going to look at somethings that our teams have compiled and written and I don't even spend that much time on the ICCPR, but we're going to look at things that we have written base on what's out there and newer things. But the fact that we have the right to self-determination. This is the Key that opens the door and slams the door on them!I It Says everything you need to know. Okay, we could go down deeper on this and maybe we will in the conversation but that alone says that we have the right, and you'll notice this says all people have the right All people are very specific. It's not all persons, all residents, all citizens. It's all people, meaning all the people in a geographical area. You know, I'm very set up as far as, you know, the shit hitting the fan, if you will. But my context becomes a little different out here because What I need out here is resources with people. We're lacking that in a rural area, whereas in a metropolitan area, you have a lot of that, but it's also one of these double-edged swords where people and many people can be your greatest resource, or they can be your greatest liability. You know, it won't be a shocker to say it, but if you're a white guy living in Atlanta, Georgia, you know, you're not as good off as crime being done to you ascertain other places in the world are maybe. Like in Alberta, for example, people can be your biggest asset, but they can also be your biggest liability. So, one thing I think needs to happen with people just like what they did in 1776 or attempted to. We need to separate ourselves from the state through self-determination. Through people coming together. And basically, saying Instead of trying to change Let's say in imagining we're America trying to separate from the brits is… Is… instead of trying to win an election in their House of Commons. They just separated by a declaration of independence and saying, we're done. Constitutional Conventions have been educating this for 30 plus years and now more are learningfrom their important Message. Constitutional Conventions has drafted a declaration and has drafted a constitution – also has created drafts for interim administration and Natural Law grand jury of 12 We can essentially do the same thing. There's no reason why we People Cannot do exactly the same plan. People livein geographical regions. So, a small group of men/women in an area have the lawful right to create whatever they want as the existing system is de-facto, fraud, and has NO Authority. If you're in North America, we have a ton of space, despite the number of migrants being dumped into this landmass known as North America. In both countries, Canada, and the US, we still have a ton of space. People can move. In Canada, United States, you still have the freedom to move around. And I don't think you'll ever lose that freedom for a while, but they'll make it economically unsustainable in some ways. But people can move. So, with that, We think a big solution for people is to start getting to geographical regions and writing. A declaration of Independence and a constitution draft with a Bill of Rights. Which Constitutional Conventions have drafted for those to view. And the reason we are not suggesting that we do this through elections is that I think you can all see and agree it has been no more than fraud from its inception. The establishment has complete control!!! They have complete control of Trump and his administration. What's coming down through the rhetoric. Of Trump and RFK and Maha. And then there's that latest image where they're all eating at McDonald's like, which to me looks like absolute blatant gaslighting. This deception is in the bag for the establishment and they're just going to swing it back to the right. So, we came out of many years of woke liberal neoliberalism stuff. Now we're just going to burn the woke stuff as an effigy and it won't make any difference. And then we're going to go to right wing (same in Canada with Daniel Smith or Pierre) neoconservatism with his just warmongering and everybody, and they're going to virtue signal about it the whole way because. These people have control of everything. If you have to, you have to realize that you have to realize we are the ones that we've been waiting for, that we are the creations of the creator. And we are the ones that create. And all this establishment is due to make a new world order All they have done is get us to do it. That's how their scam works. They get us to do the work. And we do the work through tacit agreement, which means We didn't reply to the letter that said, if you don't agree, if you don't reply within 21 days. You're going to accept. Or you accepted it in some way or another we noticed. In public notice, we never responded. We never cared. We basically got to the place where we are. Because people stopped caring because the corporate establishment made the world so comfortable for us that we've traded all of our rights and responsibilities for privileges and benefits through conveniences. And we're out of state now, and this is another reason why we know politics is hopeless and rhetorical. You might think that, you know, there's going to be No changes. But then you go to Walmart. Okay. And you look at the people there. And you go, what the hell. This is insane. And you could go to any Walmart anywhere and yeah, it's going to be a little different in rural Alberta than it is in, say, Atlanta, Georgia. A lot different. By and large, what you find is that the common man, the common individual i in our society is out of shape, unhealthy. Can't even process thoughts and go along with everything the establishment wants them to do. And you might be able to sway some of them here and there, but with great cost. With great cost to your reputation, with great cost to your economic well-being like we saw during the COVID scam, sticking your neck out to wake up the masses isn't really that lucrative when you look at time for return. It's return on investment economically is very poor. And so, What I say is… CRAP. You're not going to convince these people of anything. What you're better off doing is getting together with other like-minded people who are hardcore, who have the same values as you and are, willing to step forward And form some kind of economic relationship with you. And I think This is where the rubber must meet the road if people have to start coming together geographically. And that's a tough thing to do because people are like, well, how do I move and what do I do?And there's all kinds of logistics to consider with that. If we don't and we get caught up in these liberal hellholes. We will be burnt at the stake. Now, all you must do is look at history to see how that goes. Is that in every… communist or authoritarian rise to power the people that fled the cities did better than the others. Now people say, oh, what about the kulak sand all that? Yeah, they did go around and collect farms and all that. http://www.orlandofiges.info/section10_RevolutionfromAbove/TheWaragainsttheKulaks.php But those are even in the farming areas. I'm talking about people who need to move to rural areas, get out of all these types of areas. Where there's large scale agriculture and such. But people that were outside of it fared better. And yeah, if people don't start getting out of these areas and start Having economic relationships with individuals, they can't form an economy of any scale because if you live in an apartment. And you don't have any reason to know your neighbors except for maybe the guy who lives across the hall from you because one time your blender broke and you needed to borrow his sugar or phone or what ever to make some gravy. Or some thing, you know what I mean? You have no reason to know them. Whereas when you live in a rural area. You will get to know the people who live closest to you very well. Because yo have a reason to. If you're in a cold climate, sometimes you're sharing the duties of managing the snow on the road below. That's what it is up here. You might trade vegetables or eggs with them. You might help a guy get his truck stuck out of the mud. There are hundreds of reasons why the rural areas are more productive! That you'll get to know people who live around you in rural areas. And that's important. Because if we don't have reasons to have economic relationships with one another. We can't really coexist. We're just going to be soloed out in these Twitter spaces. And these spaces are good, right? Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying let's throw the baby out with the bathwater. But you need to have reasons to get together with like-minded people. And we must all start to educate about why moving to geographically places is the key. Different takes on what that might look like, but we agree almost inevitably that there's going to be a break at some point, that people are going to move away, and as they do, they're going to need to figure out. How they collectivize and normalize this new world outside of this big machine. What might serve as a framework for what they more described, which was kind of the physical manifestation of what that division might look like. Totally. But even in U.S. History we've seen balkanization, right? We've seen groups try to break away. It's happened many times. Even in Canada, there's history with that, with the Russian Dukeabors who were Russian dissidents who fled Soviet Russia and came to Canada and were granted quarter sections by the government. And they became just these sorts(agrarians)relating to the ownership and use of land, especially farmland, or relating to the part of a society or economy that is concerned with agriculture. Then eventually they didn't want the government o abuse them anymore. They did NOT want their kids to be forced into public schools because they were indoctrinating them with bullshit. And they rounded these people up and put them in concentration camps. Not so much concentration, but they rounded up the kids and put them in residential schools and such. But you don't hear about that because they were white. And so, it doesn't suit the political narrative they are Pushing to suck in the Natives (all born here are Native to the Land)with the UNDRIP narrative. But it was essentially the same thing where people were just staking a claim. And if you look at some of their history, they have all these legal charters they wrote that say, we do not bow to tyrants and stuff. We have seen these many times. And so, what we are going to propose here. This has been done before. People do these things because everything gets to a breaking point Where you must do it, right? You have to um eventually say enough is enough because if we keep playing their game, it's over so What I want to talk about now is three things that WE think are needed There's no reason any of us can't do this. All that is required is people coming together and promoting all the hard work Constitutional Conventions Teams have created. The hard work has been completed now it’s time to make the information go viral.! A. Writing a Constitution Draft to view. B. Researching the Declaration, they have created to view. C. Recruiting alternate media, live streamers to finally start sending the Solution rather than the regurgitated distraction. D. If these so called truther groups or association will not educate their followers then we know what side they are on, E. Be a clear message, they are part of the controlled opposition. F. If groups push Citizens, indigenous, UNDRIP, Treaties, Charter, Bill of rights, Act, Statues, they are not educated and are doing grave harm. Constitution of The Sovereigns' https://rumble.com/v29il48-constitution-of-the-sovereign.html We can do the same thing but set up this administration, so everyone is protected. And once it's agreed upon by a bunch of people and people in a geographical location, they now have created their own nation. The benefits of this are as follows: A. Land ownership B. No Taxes extortion C. No Income tax extortion D. All the resources belong to the people in the newly formed Nation. E. Property Protection These above are just a few of the benefits and there are numerous more we may add later. That's all the government is supposed to be. What some people believe is or call government as created by a small group of people who got together Over the last hundreds, if not thousands of years and said, hey, guys, what to do to rule the world? Let's get together and make it happen! And that's all they've done. So, there's no reason to even accept this fraud! The rest of us can't do it. The problem is, the average Walmart shopper. That's the problem. And so that's why I say. Some level of regional balkanization is the only way forward if you're going to say, let’s get a county such as Yellowhead County or if need be even go to a smaller geographical area such as Wildwood, Hansville or Peers. You do not have to get the entire land mass of what we will call Alberta the entire state together on this, no way it's going to happen. If you say, let's get the entire state of Missouri together on this, no way it's going to happen. And rural is very different from urban, suburban, and peri-urban. When you look at maps of how people are distributed in the world You can correlate tyranny to how people are placed by understanding this concept. The more concrete that you're surrounded by, the more tyranny you're surrounded by simply because the more concrete, the more roads, the more buildings, the more infrastructure, the more sewer services, utilities, and things like that that need to be brought in. In volve money. And there is a saying that I have in law is that where the money flows, the policy goes. So, anybody who's lived in a big city to a small town can attest to this just by observation. Think about the amount of bureaucracy in places like Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary city Compared to Peers, Niton Junction, Wildwood and numerous other locations that can move to create their own Nation. Need to remove the indoctrination of Canada, Alberta, or municipality, and replace it with hard facts to proceed forward. The smaller the town the better. It's so obviously observable and so what that means is that if you can get away from the concrete, which is where all the people are, most people are, you can get away from a significant amount of problems because now you have the variable that's outside of your control, which is the socioeconomics of a place Social and economic factors include factors such as income, education, employment, community safety and social support. The choices that are available in a community are impacted by social and economic factors. Or the crime rates of a place or whatever, you can get away from them. So, a big-time problem is solved when you don't have to worry about your car getting broken in to every night or having something stolen off your property or having your kids bike stolen from your front yard. It really changes the way you live. But out here, I can do that. I don't have to lock my doors. I can live in a way that I wouldn't have to in the city. So that alone is important. And then when you start talking about law. There's a whole other level to it. So, what we need… is we have to look at three documents. a. Declaration of Independence - b. Constitution – c. We can all write our laws. But this is not complete. So, the caveat here is this is not complete. We can all write our laws. We don't have to ask permission. We can all start by doing this ourselves. 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