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Thanks Kinda says it all really. I've seen David Merrill on suijuris too ... giving a LOT of 'advice'. __________________ NB: Nothing I post should be construed or misinterpreted as advice. ALWAYS DO YOUR OWN DUE DILIGENCE. IF YOU SEEK FREEDOM , become a student of the law; LEARN TO READ THE LAW. Vigilantibus et non dormientibus serviunt leges. The laws serve the vigilant, not those who sleep upon their rights. 2 Bouv. Inst. n....

Quote: Originally Posted by pleasuredome number_6. the fact that your advice was to "appear" is certainly worth poo pooing and ridiculing, OK, at least pleasuredome has advised the OP. It would be best for the OP not to appear. I, in this instance accept that is better than my own advice. I am not aware that burnttoast offered advice. Rather, burntttoast questioned why a bond was not in place. Perhaps the £500,000 required...

Drak point me to the word fight on this video. Though I somewhat admit he does like one of those crazy confederates he's still right to suggest that we tell them to stick their rules right up their jacksies. Its gone too far. Up to last year I took pride in being a law abiding citizen. Not any more. 33 million others will attest the same. The poor bastards left forced to go to jury service.

"We?" Is it teams within teams on here? asky

Quote: Originally Posted by yozhik An example of our 'independent' Supreme Court i've just moved these posts from this thread: http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showt...=84422&page=23 Creating a new thread to cover the Supreme Court judgement as iu feel the topic is a worthwile one on its own.

Threads...end with your post? I get the same feeling quite often...there I've done it again! tian an.

Quote: Originally Posted by joe911 You should probably see a doctor honey,not alot i can help you with over the internet im afraid. Half informed? I acheived more in 4 months been a troofer than most troofers acheive throught thier internet war. I ran websites,made videos,even hosted my own radio show,i still have all the work i looked into stored in a huge folder,so dont tell me im half informed because i can assure you im clued up on pretty...

Quote: Originally Posted by number_6 OK, at least pleasuredome has advised the OP. It would be best for the OP not to appear. I, in this instance accept that is better than my own advice. I am not aware that burnttoast offered advice. Rather, burntttoast questioned why a bond was not in place. Perhaps the £500,000 required may be a clue? this aint no competition. just put your "advice" on here. what may work for me may not...

from Dictionary.com's legal defintion: Legal Dictionary Main Entry: sum·mon Function: transitive verb : to command by service of a summons to appear in court Main Entry: sum·mons Pronunciation: 's&-m&nz Function: noun Inflected Form: plural sum·mons·es /-m&n-z&z/ : a written notification that one is required to appear in court: as a : a document in a civil suit that is issued by an authorized...

Quote: Originally Posted by daisydink The car was not insured because of a time lapse in between policies. The one ran out prior to the other policy kicking in, no-one realized. Car was collected (only just bought the car) prior to being stopped by local police on the way back home with it. And to answer your question about a bond; no I didn't have one, as I am still studying the law and the effects of being a free man on the land will...