Our ‘Military Rule’ Cause & Cure

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Originally Posted by Keith Alan

And, my question about redeeming lawful money was simply thinking of loud, as it were.

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It is Keith. Lawful money is simply thinking of loud, my comments were not pointed at you.

Like I said before the david clerance SCHROLL letter of instruction executor nation and patrick devine nonsense is too much to deal with. You want freedom better find another way, because you better know what and how to deal with it when it comes in your mailbox, been there done that.

Its like drilling gone wrong

A basic principle in United States' contract law is the theory that people have a right to contract. Being as such, entering into an agreement is very easy.

Contracts can be oral or written.

Depending on the contract, the agreement may need to be in writing. This is due to a concept called the Statute of Frauds.

These are general requirements to enter into an agreement.

Each individual state may have different requirements, but most state need these following requirements. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/how_6556100_ente...#ixzz2wFQ041Qu

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Originally Posted by Chex

It is Keith. Lawful money is simply thinking of loud, my comments were not pointed at you.

Like I said before the david clerance SCHROLL letter of instruction executor nation and patrick devine nonsense is too much to deal with. You want freedom better find another way, because you better know what and how to deal with it when it comes in your mailbox, been there done that.

Its like drilling gone wrong

A basic principle in United States' contract law is the theory that people have a right to contract. Being as such, entering into an agreement is very easy.

Contracts can be oral or written.

Depending on the contract, the agreement may need to be in writing. This is due to a concept called the Statute of Frauds.

These are general requirements to enter into an agreement.

Each individual state may have different requirements, but most state need these following requirements. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/how_6556100_ente...#ixzz2wFQ041Qu

Have a question? Get an answer from a lawyer now!

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Thanks for your reply. I think I understand you a little better now.

Perhaps the cure is in a point I've endeavored to make for over ten years: (military) imperium has a source.

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...because you better know what and how to deal with it when it comes in your mailbox, been there done that.

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Mail is a word that refers to taxes or to types of taxes. Your mailbox is perhaps (unknown to you) a docket box associated with the nearest U.S. District Court.

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mail (me?l)
n
1. Scot a monetary payment, esp of rent or taxes
[Old English m?l terms, from Old Norse m?l agreement]

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(Reminder: Scotland was one of the two original components of Great Britain the other being England per Acts of Union of 1707.)

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Originally Posted by Anthony Joseph

The premise here is that consideration was taken and thus consideration MUST be reciprocated. The consideration offered is the gift of 'safe harbor' on an occupied land. The gift, however, has yet to be completed since there is a possibility that the one who was seized of his Title to property may come forth and make a claim to that Title; claim OWNERSHIP. Since the State has appropriated said Title through emergency war measures, a claim of OWNERSHIP of said Title constitutes an adverse claim; hence the designation of 'enemy of the State'.

The "cure" or "remedy" for this presumption/designation is to surrender the reversionary interest of all Title to property in the NAME to and for the account of the United States hence completing the gift and removing all possibility of any adverse claim of seized Title. The man is now indemnified from all liability, charges or bills against the NAME since the United States has full vested interest in said NAME and any claim against it is an adverse claim against United States interests - piracy.

So, by accepting the gift and acknowledging the pledge (surrender the reversionary/usufructuary interest in the NAME), in fulfillment of the last line of the Declaration of Independence, we become valuable assets to the public trust and the United States, which will protect said assets with great vigor against all enemies foreign and domestic, according to this theory.

What say you?

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What is the Safe Harbor program?

Surfing came across this.

Yahoo Inc is a participant in the Safe Harbor program developed by the U.S. Department of Commerce and the European Union. We adhere to the Safe Harbor Privacy Principles of Notice, Choice, Onward Transfer, Security, Data Integrity, Access and Enforcement with respect to personal data transferred to the United States from certain Yahoo! EU/EEA properties.

Safe Harbor definition. Provision in an agreement, law, or regulation that affords protection from liability or penalty under specified circumstances or if certain conditions are met.

2. Anti-hostile takeover defense in which the target firm acquires a very heavily regulated firm thus making itself a less attractive candidate for acquisition.

Read more: http://www.businessdictionary.com/de...#ixzz3490uGxpb

US-EU Safe Harbor is a streamlined process for US companies to comply with the EU Directive 95/46/EC on the protection of personal data.

Intended for U.S. organizations that process personal data collected in the EU, the Safe Harbor Principles are designed to assist eligible organizations to comply with the EU Data Protection Directive and maintain the privacy and integrity of that data. U.S. companies can opt into the program (I.e. self-certify) as long as they adhere to the 7 principles and 15 frequently asked questions.

The process was developed by the US Department of Commerce in consultation with EU.
http://www.privacytrust.org/guidance/safe_harbor.html

If you have questions or suggestions, please complete a feedback form or you can contact us at:
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In October 1998, the European Union passed wide-sweeping privacy legislation - called the European Union Data Protection Directive. The Directive places new requirements on businesses that wish to collect, process or transfer personal data from an EU Member State. Under the Directive, the transfer of personal information from an EU Member State to a non-EU country is forbidden unless the country provides an "adequate" level of privacy protection. The EU does not currently view the United States as having an adequate level of protection. http://www.dmaresponsibility.org/SafeHarbor/

Yahoo is a participant in The DMA Safe Harbor Program. If you believe Yahoo has not satisfactorily addressed your data privacy concerns, you may contact The Direct Marketing Association's Safe Harbor Line at:
safeharbor@the-dma.org,
+1-202-861-2445 (phone),
+1-202-955-0085 (fax),
or by mailing The DMA at:
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1615 L Street, NW, Suite 1100
Washington, DC 20036

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