Tag: news
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Facebook Meme → Legal Reality: How a Canadian Court Claimed Jurisdiction over a Man’s Opinion—and Which Laws Applied!
A friend sent me a meme on Facebook Messenger that alerted me to this case. I asked my trusted AI assistant, Sage, to dig deeper. I’m sharing what we found to support further research—and to alert others to what is happening in Canadian courtrooms. How did the court get jurisdiction over a man’s opinions expressed…
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The People Are Sovereign — The People Are the Power!
We’re sharing the post below from Kevin L. Walker because it affirms what every charter echoes: the People are the source of law, not its subjects; officers are trustees with limited delegation; and when consent is absent, authority collapses. May it strengthen men and women to stand in their original sovereignty. Kevin L. Walker published…
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Emergency Notice and Jurisdictional Challenge Against Unauthorized BAR Activity and Colorable Court Operations!
We’re sharing the following executive summary from Aaron Prince because it speaks to a growing concern in our communities: Are men and women being routed into colorable venues where private policy displaces constitutional guarantees? Aaron lays out a jurisdictional challenge—demanding oaths and bonds, proof of lawful delegation, and disclosures about fiduciary instruments (CUSIP/CRIS, etc.). Whether…
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Private Travel, Public Roads: Separating Rights from Regulated Privileges!
The distinction between the right to use public highways for ordinary travel and the licensed privilege to use the same roads for commerce hits home for us. Freedom of movement is part of our birthright. This isn’t abstract: we are still seeking remedy in Okanogan County District Court after a 2022 traffic stop, and our…
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Transparency In Local Government!
Inspired by a Facebook clip of Ivor Cummins, this article brings awareness and workable remedies for our towns and cities—grounded in informed consent and accountability for living men and women. It bridges these insights with the We Shall Be Free Movement, inspired by civil-rights advocates Tanawah Downing and Jessica Saxton. Smart-city language promises convenience and…
