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Court Procedure For A Sovereign Man
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From a Judge whistle-blower:
From
[link to www.in5d.com]
Under our corporate governments, no Sovereign can lawfully be tried or convicted of any statutory crime!
A recently discovered 'how to avoid prosecution' under the Trust, when a Sovereign is taken before a
corporate prosecuting Attorney or a Judge:
First: “the Sovereign must inquire if we are on the record, and if not, insist upon it!
Say nothing, sign nothing and answer no questions until you are convinced that the
proceedings are being recorded!”
Secondly: all a Sovereign has to say for the record is: “I am a beneficiary of the Trust,
and I am appointing you as my Trustee!”
Thirdly: the Sovereign then directs his Trustee to do his bidding! “As my Trustee,
I want you to discharge this matter I am accused of and eliminate the record!”
Fourthly: if the Sovereign suffered any damages as a result of his arrest, he can direct
that the Trust compensate him from the proceeds of the Court by saying; “I wish to be
compensated for [X] dollars, in redemption.”
This statement is sufficient to remove the authority and jurisdiction from any prosecuting
attorney or judge. The accused will be immediately released from custody, with a check,
license or claim he identifies as a damage. It doesn’t matter what the action involves
or how it is classified by the corporate law as a civil or criminal action! It works every time!
All of the Codes, Statutes and Regulations throughout the United States are a Will from the
Masters to their Slaves. A Will is defined as, “An express command used in a dispositive
nature.” When individuals in America are charged with a crime and warehoused in a jail;
it is because they went against the Will of the Masters, and not because they harmed another
person! Remember that: The Will demands from us, all that we are; keeps us in check and
promises us nothing!
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