Common and Statutory Law
If the body of law didn't exist to 'capture' man's actions in daily life ( there are various classes of unlawfulness, criminal and non criminal )
Under criminal, you have felonies and misdemeanors. With statutory law, you have infractions, yet according to code, you are actually 'arrested' and 'released' at every traffic stop and subsequent signing that 'promise to appear.'
What if you could distinguish the common law from the statutory law? Would that make the government perform their duty and fulfill the oath they swore to uphold?
Take for instance criminal law versus 'matrix empire' statutory law. One is in defense of your livelihood, the other is sold the same way but is today's impersonal policing tax man / revenue generator, that's their daily tour of duty.
Maybe the tentacles wouldn't be so heavy if a metered parking citation or carpool lane violation wound only cost you about the price of lunch for one, not a week's pay or worse ( car impounds and car auctions, more sifting by the state's gladiators can be labeled as legal plundering of the 'citizens' ).
There's a saying: 'what you don't know you don't know.' And I don't know about you, but I I would like to know the rules of the game when dealing with the government / public servant and notifying them of my prerogative rights and administering their proper procedure.
Take the time to educate yourself and peer through the veil on the matrix.
Watch this video series!
Your Financial Education awaits you.
Under criminal, you have felonies and misdemeanors. With statutory law, you have infractions, yet according to code, you are actually 'arrested' and 'released' at every traffic stop and subsequent signing that 'promise to appear.'
What if you could distinguish the common law from the statutory law? Would that make the government perform their duty and fulfill the oath they swore to uphold?
Take for instance criminal law versus 'matrix empire' statutory law. One is in defense of your livelihood, the other is sold the same way but is today's impersonal policing tax man / revenue generator, that's their daily tour of duty.
Maybe the tentacles wouldn't be so heavy if a metered parking citation or carpool lane violation wound only cost you about the price of lunch for one, not a week's pay or worse ( car impounds and car auctions, more sifting by the state's gladiators can be labeled as legal plundering of the 'citizens' ).
There's a saying: 'what you don't know you don't know.' And I don't know about you, but I I would like to know the rules of the game when dealing with the government / public servant and notifying them of my prerogative rights and administering their proper procedure.
Take the time to educate yourself and peer through the veil on the matrix.
Watch this video series!
Your Financial Education awaits you.
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