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    yt5s.com-March 3, 2019-(480p) arons 601m 28021 SUMMARY KEYWORDS cour, stat, law, united states, jurisdiction, government, judge attorney, tocit agreement, county, day, stated, put, walk talk ‘constitution, country, david, syntax grammar, good 00:00 's our privilege tonight te have David straight with us tonight He's one ofthe foremost people that knows What we need to know and how to doi. So ell urn the time on, David straight from Bend, Oregon 00:20 ‘S0.Can everybody hear, he's pretty cool because | was talking to the biggest thing is we gota lt of different people inthe room, and a ot of different levee of this process. And the mez important thing elke eny school, we've got to have t bosies, we've got to have the basies of what we're talking about, at we can't move forward. Se Im going to try and cover @ heck of one three hours. I don't know if | can do it Usually | talk ot longer than that. And 'm going to be tripping over that. ‘And tm sure excuse second, well toke i, wel take @ break and at 730 for those that are worried about that ike me, oro7 ‘okay. You jst you ust don't want, okay. So one ofthe biggest problems Ive seen with people across the United States is one, ‘they start getting into some of the groups of patriot groups of 3%, or groups or groups, el kinds of different groups allover the country, constitutional groups, is @ 10 to a band in one jurisdiction, jump into the other. And that’s kind ofa bg problem. Becouse ail twee jursctions have their place in what we do, And alat ofthe lat ofthe Patriot groups are the three percenters and thoze kind of people. | love them all because | love everybody who stands up and says zomething, because those are people that are not only looking out for themselves, but they're looking out for others, So the more people stand up, the happier | am, okay. But a lt ofthe Patriot groups and the three percenters. They've got a few things backwards ke had when | was recentiy out of the military, yeu know, you your wonderful lf, towards patriotism, he goes to the baseball ‘games, ne seems en your ledge allegiance. Sut unt you start learning that you have a real deeper knowledge and understanding about it, you begin to realize that you're pledging your allegiance to the very organization, that i terrorism. tyranny is terrorism. Now, i it bed? wos it ereated improperly? No, | believe our founding fathers are some ofthe mest inteligent people in the world, And they taught us alot. When I've asked hundreds of attorneys over the years and judges, what does the law mean? Whete did his origin ofthe law come from? How did we arrive at this thing called law thet holds & stone down numbers te makes us obey? Aren't we fee in this country? How did we get to ths point where everybody that | talked to, is having a problem somewhere in thelr life. And we get some pretty crappy answers from attorneys and judges ‘who you think would know what they'e talking about. But they don't. One ofthe things if you ever want to have fun, goto some ofthe law schoo! sit down with him. ministration, tll them you'd like to change careers and get your law degree and ‘ask him fora list of classes i takes to get a law degree and then start analyzing these classes 30% or more electives, The rest policy and procedures and the court Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, how to poss fort And wht your word is it doesn't matter f you're in Japan speaking Japanese, or in Germany, speaking German, or bbar exam and everything else is pretty much language classes. They call of duty believes that you cen have a word ‘onywhere else inthe world, doesn't matter what the language isin each one of those countries. itferent words inthe same language lke in teach us the alfferences in those words in English, So it gets us n trouble with lot. So to answer the question | started researching in Genezi 126 through 20 Yay, God gave man dominion over the land and everything inthe air and everything in it and the water and everything in ‘aside by the Vatican, And what we know isthe Fst three testamentary trusts. So one ofthe fis rust the Vatican In 1455, set .glsh, determine which jurisdiction you're in. Se the words we use get us in trouble because they den’ f gave man dominion over al three. And these became jurisdictions of law t at were cat ‘tide the jurisdietion land, ind if you know enything about trust. and trust lay it’ all ecclesiastical or canon law ir @ jurisdiction here regulates trust. So in the jurisdiction ofthe land, they made King Ferdinand of Spain, the trustee. And King Ferdinand was @ good honest man, good Christian man. He said, No, 06:00 Tm not going to accept it It belongs to all mankind, God gave ito all mankind and justice one. And so he passed a ‘rusteeship tothe jursdietion land to mankind, all mankind in the world, that became known as commen law, because it was ‘common to all of us, okay. jurisdiction ar, the Vatican, they retain the trusteeship for themselves, they became the jrsdetion here. And that became an ecclesiastical law or canon law. ecclesia lost soule and how to lve righteously and not go to the devil and all kind of things, Butta i trusts, So this slove thy neighbor and done harm. This is trust law, the jurisdiction of the water, the tusteeship was given to the monarchies of Great Britain, Became known @s the crown Ine, the world's fst Corporation, the erown, Ine. today that is ewned by the Queen of al law has to do with Heaven and Hell England, the queen of Holland. And it became an add morality law, or commerce ave All the law that we operate in today in the UCC code, the USC code, the IRS code, ll moralty law inthis county changed. It was founded en common law ‘changed dad morality law 1934. Okay. And then we adopted the UCC and ether ether various forms of Admitalty la, but ‘that became con tract law There has be a contract, Wall the problem is, there's diferent types af contracts, And a true contract has to have the eight elements to the contract. Okay. With these attorneys, theyll de a contract. That's really just @ tacit agreement. And well talk about testing in a second, So contract law three tests, Mary, and Terry trust set sides. The firs vee jursaitions there's only three jurisdictions. The Bar Association ures the word urieaietion te confuse the general public. So you don't learn this. They! say it’ in the citys jurisdiction or the state's jurisdiction ofthe federal government's Juriediction or some agency's jurisdiction. All they're really doing i replacing the word venue far the word jurisdiction. e's in ‘the city’s venue, ort’ In the county’ venue, An I cal them on the court to go Oh, yeah, youre right Learn to say i right the first time, right? So juris means law. Thats what upin the dietionary- dietion means words, the word yeu use determines the jurisdiction you're in. Okay? Se yeu ean trove! that word means on dition. What de you do with addiction? Yeu look words freely upon the roadways in your automobile or carriage with nothing more than your passport. And you have all the protection inthe world. Your passport if you pull your passport out would be the sarne pocket that this was before your psspert out the very fst paragraph of your passport says the Secretary of State ofthe United States of America Now doesn't that person have a litle more clout than your police officer? Okay. All higher authority Hereby request ail who may ‘concern to permit the citizen or national, ofthe United States name period passed without delay or hindrance. And in the cause of need to give all lawful aid and protection was that say, when a police officer walks up? Well, fist af al he put his, red lights on. right? To go down. the highway wll pars he puts red lis minute he puts his ig they don’ realy knew we dant know that until you, but it created a felony where none existed ts online, he aetually is committing @ felony, the ‘on. he i creating an emergency where none exited. And that wae o felony. Its against the law. ut 10:50 Hi guys. So he walks up tothe window, and you roll your window down, And he says, Can | have your driver’ license, perfect insurance registration. And if you just gather them all up end hand them te them. m6 He's got tacit agreement. Youve been & ‘mere fact that you handed it to him when he asked 1126 why they're taught how to get thei ti, how to got tacit agreement ofthese three things within 60 seconds. And so as @ Judge, when you ge te court, and Il epen the corporation here in a minute, the word citizen means employee, youre offered ‘a benefits package. See, ater the Revolutionary Wer, the king sid those British soldiers who would ike here on the shores to provide the freemen of America with a central governmental services. They will be citizens, American tizens and employees lft to provide the ‘tee man with @ central government and services. Okey. The word person, word person means entity Or office, person was ereated by your Mercer to begin. So Im gonna tell yu alittle story about my rom walks into a family hospital she's about ready to give birth. In all hospitals and churches in the United States wore designated as family hospitals in 1912. The word founding is @ safe place to abandon the child. That's the word count. happened in England, Everything that happens inthis country happened in England about 100 years before we met the 13.19 ime 1320 Is perfect. So the hospitals were designated spamming in hospitals and other walks in and she's declared indigent and a popper mekes me mad, She goes through chibi ll she wants to do is get home to her bed with her brand new baby, Fight It’ ll she wants. Wel, she's just gone through « period of duress and major medical procedure called childbirth, probably under the influence of painkler. And they handed her some papers to fil eut and tel her thi is just give your bby 2 name and get it reglstered, Well, Mom, under duress as an informant, and informant the legal definition of the word informant is someone who gives up someone else to another. If you just signed « waiver titled to reach out to the state, 14335 ithas a format ond under the name we sign it :0 1437 whatever bursary 14:40 youre sighing as an informant? Sue it's the latest aaa Port of i. That's all we wait to see all the Madigan okay. So's sent to the Department of Human Resources and register bonded, insured. accustorned numbers created a custom numbers and investment control number regulated by the ‘Securties and Exchange Commission. It was on bond paper they monitored through a bank. So your birth certificates a bond paper, and on the bottom of it somewhere, there's usually a big name, what are so small, you can barely read them. ‘Aad if you were born between 1933 and 1975, you were bonded for $630,000 and insured far @ milion the day you were registered at bith. Okay, if you're born after 1975, ond 1875, that raized the amounts, You were bonding for a millon dollars in insured fortwo, it doesnt end there. Se maybe around age five, you get a social security number. Now i's time to go have to.g0 to school and need your social security number. Social Securty numbers alse CUSIP number and investment contra! number reguiated by the SEC. Okay, ths |s subserving slave ID number. Not the Social Security, Socal Security, the correct name forthe cervice. So they cteate another custom number. Wel they create another bond and another insurance policy. Hey, gt 17 sign up for registration al all boys anyway, that sign up fer registering for @ numberof years, and some af them {90 into the miltary. So they receive @ military ID number, which just so happens to be another custom number. And in the military, you're bonded again. And your insurance is a $5 milion dollar policy this time because they plan on getting knocked off 1657 ‘the United States government during the Teasury exam, we'll well talk about that on my personel is American state paper, ‘some people s @ Great Northern bank, on various banks, they ust go tothe bank for a bump. Okay, and we'll talk about ‘what the bond is and that kindof stuf, so well get into But f you get an advanced degree in college like | have several ose student ID numbers are also custom numbers. See, the bigger the more educated you ate the mare money over ‘your ifetime, youll learn the bond and ensure you again. So some of us have S678, Paul, what insurance policies are on us in ‘our name, And everytime they create @ custom number that’ all zld in the open market Buying and selling, ican go to a ‘website and type in any of your social zecurity numbers, Your fiet two can never be military ID numbers. | can show you what times ‘companies are buying ahd selling you teday. And you know whet? It doesnt end there. Even when yeu die. You're such the 8 trust written down somewhere 18:23 Call for shor they calli the PCT public Charitable Trust because we give it tothe government in charity. But anyway, = ‘all bunaled into sub Security Trust azcociate fet cub Security Trust Act was in the year 1666, 1848 Sixx boby 1851 ‘onyway, t's @ security trust thatthe United States adopted in 19 3030. Okay, and everybody’ birth got registered ever since Bob and insurance sold on the open market. There's three ways the government can get the money in that trust And thet trust lives on in perpe ey receive your de ‘Well talc about that in just @ second. But it wat long in perpetuity. Now train per second, So anyway, with associate GB ‘rust. We literally every zingle person inthis room ie wortn milion and milion of dolats, Now up until a few years ago, ity forever and ever and ever. But something happens te it when certificate knew it existed because | read canon law talks alot about that throughout kangwon also scheming Charles | read it says the (8 trust acts of 1656 to 17 Oh Seven, And, you know, we have al these acts over the years. And Ive read them all And so! knew bout it Ikew they exsted. Sut it was very fil te prove. 20:12 Immigration, there's more people that bring it hee, raise up there, 20:16 ‘Wel, rm just eurious It does. But that’s juste transfer of assets, say because any United Nations country all 17 of them don't matter if you're in Canada of wherever, Australia, Japan, ell 174 countves operating under the United Nations, and they ‘ll do the same thing. Now, they've all standardized, okay? He di it now. Or over here later, there's, you know, 203 countries in the World. And 14 of them right now. So 'm amazed because it used to be in the 190 range. And a lot of countries like leeland pulled out bolgheri pulled out of it Sot whatever thought was raining. Anyway, all of us have this huge investment account. And | knew about it, but | didnt know how big it tly was. And my very frst Federal case, was @ young lady named Jamie Faye kubek. And she had she's @ ‘srandmother and how the autistic son and one through a diverce or ex husband happen te werk for a police department at ers countries lke us America condition for way too warm or shir, | guess, ‘e mechanic and knew everybody in town and later Mayor married the district attorney and was pretty connected. Just kind _ and he be had an autistic son with him, And they had, you know, visitation rights back an fort ‘about 10 or 12 years, former police reports against che had four police reports against him for coming over house, taking her of narcese ler up afew times and stufé And she moved three hours away over the mountains an, an she and ail that stuf But over a period of zon beat her up al kind of stuff. One time, he kicked the door end two o'clock morning one random kids bedroom, take the kid put him inthe car storted the ear started baek now she runs out in her pajamas, she puts her hands on P the cor. The tables not heard again, pushing the or enyway. And he ran over the car right over the top. She fll down. An she because she was a single mor tlsing aut: benefits on him, And it was pre SSI benefits ane medical or someone's going to doctor you know, anyway. After her accent has been married the DA. They did something lite crooked. When the kid went to visit. They registered him for school. Not that he ever attended there. He home. But they use the schoal registration os proaf thatthe kid wa living with him and then found her for frau for trunk to zon, she was eligible for her social security. And she got Social Security hey call it and then she had gotten some tenant benefits which ate state food stamp receiving those benefits when he was on Enter houre, Now there's nothing legal about fatal. mean, ve checked all the laws on it Ive checked with the agencies on it nothing illegel, But her evidence. Ther attomeys when they filed the moti to put her up ands inthe judge suppressing, When her attorney asks for witnesses to testy, that is suppressed to harrs het witnesses. Ths is known as railroading, The late somebady down o narrow path or rail to a predetermined outcome of the ‘conclusion. And then, once you finally Went te tal, the prosecutor spent three and a half days prosecutor making her look lke the Worst person an earth, Net one single firsthand witness usta letter from Rex as immat letter No real proof no nothing. denying the holder evidence tonight, our witnesses jury She got show up In Gate. one 25:01 her tial is four days, three and a half days of prosecution presented ther case. She got two hours jury deliberated, came back in about an hour after gui on ail four counts. met her about 30 days later aftr the trial after she'd been found ‘uilty, but before for sentencing, okay, and we went to work, And her husband came up in @ motorhome parked in the Walmart parking lot every day, | go there, and | tought her, started teaching her stared going through her habits | got 300, pieces of evidence on her behalf including affidavits of witness testimonies, the court during your trial denied, but | got put ‘on the record, And then we show up for sentencing, And we went for sentencing, And the vety fist sentencing we got te have her charges dropped immediately, because we've kind of paid him in advance. Allright, he knows the story because | spend time teling him but very good. Pay them in advance. So we're getting int the sentencing here. And sald, Watt a minute, ‘you know, these are poid in fll you cant charge somebody for something that's already paid. So we got two counts right ‘eway, and then maybe, suspended set And we will now terms more, and so on so ferth. Now I goto kind of alin one shot. Whet | used to do in boot places, okay? But make a long story short, all former felonies went away. Andi she's home today, ‘And she calls me every day. Tell me thank you because she was going to get 20 years. So cant work. Yeoh, What do we do? First thing we dois fil an afidavit to repudiation of citizenship withthe State Department, That's what the United States Code says you have to do, Mast ofthese people that are tying to say theyre American state nationals. ve never dene that they are not American state nationals, Now Im gonna quaify that they really are they never were citizens in the lace. See, but the government pulses to his tacit agreement ofthis. So told you how lke police officer gets you tion Insurance, you hand them to thom got tested agreement that you're a ctizen All he's got to dois ike have your drive's liconse ond your name spelled in all caps got your address on your with your zip code. New t goes pest agreement that your personal residence, the legal definition of the word resin, Is someone there temporary to do busines? Stupid, Someane there temporarily to do therefore, fi ct ‘agreement on these three things in the fst 60 seconds, So give me your drive's liense,regist business by the very use of your zip cade, The federel government put you in Washington DC, for $325 milion, an all with porary 0 do business. Se now they have full jursdition aver there's nothing we knew. You were about to say the three ways that they ean the washington de every time we use tte put onthe letter. We ust reside as you guys are in Utah, take the body? No, okay. Thank you for reminding me that the three ways take the money, they find me guity of @ misdemeanor or felony. They can get your money. They take your kid because they only have ttl. De you understand what happens when CPS knocks on the door, they got couple of way: officer sometimes a California SWAT team and they kick ‘your door in and walk in and ie kiling your child 99 times out of 100 they don't aver have @ warrant. And even i they did have a warrant, it's an invelid werrant. Why? Because our constitution says it must be From an article one or an article tee ‘court the watrant must state the address to be searched. The specie location to be searched like 'm going to search for her bedroom or his bedroom. And he's suppoced to say what 1 searching for drugs, things lke that. Okay, whotever 29:48 ‘And nothing good enough Is supposed to be backed up by @ sworn affidavit or claim, swom under the penalty of perjury DRI ‘ra swom testimony in a court of law under the penalty of perjury, and that is@ valid warrant. They show up with something that’s about a: good a: a blank piece of paper. Doesn't mean diddy squat law. And they have tea and they just waik in the

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