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521  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Publicly held Trump trials - ongoing on: January 19, 2024, 04:22:46 PM

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Good politics. And thank you for agreeing with me.

The question is, who is supposed to make the decisions about using US money to help out foreign countries? You are probably right that it is a job for Congress and the President. So, let's look at what happened and what would have happened in Ukraine.

If the US had not given money, etc., to Ukraine, the war would have been over in two months. There would have been deaths, but relatively few when compared with how many there have been. Additionally, the land of Ukraine would not have been destroyed; many of the architectural artifacts would still be standing.

I agree that the government of the US has the duty to keep the peace in the world, at least at times. So, why didn't they in Ukraine? Biden's blundering stupidity, and that of Congress, has totally wasted Ukraine far more than Russia ever would have if they were allowed to do their police action in 'peace'. I'd say that Biden and Congress totally knew what they were doing, and they purposely killed Ukraine.

Trump didn't do anything like that. But you think Trump's the bad guy... because he likes peace?

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Another of you posts repeating the same falsehood: There is no option for Peace other than stopping Putin. The politics of appeasement is something tried and tested in history and does not work. In a form you can understand: You give Ukraine, then they want Poland. You give Poland they want Sweden and Finland... It does not end ever because that is Putin model for the Ruzzian economy and state.

And make no mistake, there is a huge bill to pay for a Ruzzia that comes out thinking this was a good idea.

Now, Trump has another defamation case open in NY. Last one was 5 million, let's see how this one comes out  Grin

They better win one of those cases. If they don't, Trump has a defamation of character and an election interference case against them all.
Fani Under Pressure: Judge In Trump-Georgia Case Orders DA To Explain Misconduct Allegations - http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/356872-2024-01-19-fani-under-pressure-judge-in-trump-georgia-case-orders-da.htm.
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Now is now, not Trump's administration. Russia wasn't provoked to do their police action until Biden. Russia wasn't building their military up until Biden. Feeding more money to Ukraine will only continue the same - forcing Russia to prepare for war more and more. Trump knew how to make peace. Biden only knows how to kill off more Ukrainians.


Here is why Ukraine will be left in the dust, dead.

If Trump wins, he will stop Ukraine funding. He will convince Russia to go easy on Ukraine. Russia will start to help Ukraine.

If Trump loses, Texas and several other States will secede, and that will totally disrupt any funding to Ukraine. Ukraine is done. Help them by supporting Trump, and making peace with Russia... no matter what you personally think about Putin and Russia.

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522  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: January 18, 2024, 09:35:49 PM
^^^ Or the warmongers in the US government could have let Trump win in 2020. Then no invasion of Ukraine would have happened.

But they couldn't do that. They WANTED the war. That's why they are warmongers. You can see by how much money and arms they sent to Ukraine just to kill off as many people over there as possible.

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523  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Everything is so logical the russia is the bad guy on: January 18, 2024, 09:31:41 PM
Except that Russia has been gearing up for big war for over a year. These other nations have been wasting their defenses trying to defend Ukraine. Even the US is at the mercy of Russia.

No invasion would have happened if Trump's presidency had not been stolen in 2020.

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524  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: January 18, 2024, 12:32:02 AM
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But hey no "facts" here, so must mean that Russia did it, but then now Poles are covering for Russia!?!?


Edi: Added the left out Wall Street Journal citation

The only fact is that, as I said, there is only speculation and you, as usual, copy-paste whatever article seems to be friendly to your version. So... nothing new here. BTW, I do see an newspaper speaking on behalf of the "European Investigators", not a quote of whatever the "investigators" have "investigated" or whatever they have said, so first problem here: not the original source, which should be easy to access for a super-news-aggregator user like you.

Ruzzia could have done it yes. The fact that the Polish are accused of not being cooperative by the "investigators" is nothing new, they are rarely fast or cooperative with the Germans the "investigators" - perhaps due to some bad experiences with Germans "investigators".

Oh quit crying now that even you can see that Ukraine is destroyed. If Ukraine had given up in the first 2 months of the war, think of all the soldiers that would still be alive. Think of how the lands and structures of Ukraine would never have been destroyed. But no. You want to keep the war going.

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525  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Publicly held Trump trials - ongoing on: January 18, 2024, 12:17:22 AM
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If you want to see misuse of the presidency, just look at all the lives that Biden took by funding Ukraine. Trump only brought about peace.

Of course, the President has limited powers if Congress wants to stop him. He's not a king, you know.

Cool

I am not suggesting he is a king or he is supposed to be a king. But keeping that to one side, I would like to know how funding is supposed to work when comes to aiding the allies of the United States abroad and around the world. Let us assume there is some kind of attack on some USA ally in the Americas or in Europe and they are asking for funding so they can defend themselves easily. Who is supposed to be the one in DC taking the decisions on how much is supposed to be given away for them?

You would probably argue that your country should not intervene with those regional conflicts going on in other places, that would imply you are okey with China wagering war against anyone of USA allies, I am not explicitly talking about Russia.

Would be the house of representatives, the senate, both the VP and the President together? What would be the fairest thing to do with the money of the people of the United States to help to defend others?

Good politics. And thank you for agreeing with me.

The question is, who is supposed to make the decisions about using US money to help out foreign countries? You are probably right that it is a job for Congress and the President. So, let's look at what happened and what would have happened in Ukraine.

If the US had not given money, etc., to Ukraine, the war would have been over in two months. There would have been deaths, but relatively few when compared with how many there have been. Additionally, the land of Ukraine would not have been destroyed; many of the architectural artifacts would still be standing.

I agree that the government of the US has the duty to keep the peace in the world, at least at times. So, why didn't they in Ukraine? Biden's blundering stupidity, and that of Congress, has totally wasted Ukraine far more than Russia ever would have if they were allowed to do their police action in 'peace'. I'd say that Biden and Congress totally knew what they were doing, and they purposely killed Ukraine.

Trump didn't do anything like that. But you think Trump's the bad guy... because he likes peace?

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526  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Publicly held Trump trials - ongoing on: January 17, 2024, 09:44:21 PM
So, a couple of days ago I saw one of the Trump's Lawyers trying to make a case about the presidential legal immunity which alledgely the president has while the performance of his duties. All of it was being discussed in front of judges and it was quite disturbing and unprecedented for the fact Trump's lawyer seemed to question whether the President of the United States could theorically order the execution/assassination of their political rivals (who are as well American residents and Citizens) and not being prosecuted because of his immunity. According to what I understood, it would take the lawmakers of the senate/house to impeach the president for him to be later procesuted of those crimes, otherwise, he would as free as usual when going back into the civil life, after the conclusion of the term.

That is weird, disturbing and unprecedented... Specially scary because no one in the Republican party seems to care about it and nobody dares to call out Trump or his lawyers for even putting such distasteful legal scenario on the table and in front of judges... This kind of stuff will only continue to divide the country, in my opinion.

The theory of full immunity is more complex that it seems at first glance. It is intended to allow the president to take pretty much any action in defence of the country and give orders that ordinarily would be classed as crime, and it also frees him from prosecutions. However, the "impeachment" is not based on the legal aspects, but on a political judgement and this can potentially become a dictatorship by elimination of the opponent since all that is needed is a majoriy.

My personal conclusion is that there has to be a limit to the immunity precisely to protect the system from people like Trump who are fine breaking the system while owning a party.

To be it is clear that there is supposed to be a legal limit to what sitting president is supposed to be allowed to do, regardless he is a president from the United States or other country.
I have red before that the founding fathers of the United States forged the rules and the constitution of the country in a very smart way, but they could not foresee someone like Donald Trump to try to even suggest to misuse the office of the presidency for whatever plans he has. Within the laws or rules of the presidential immunity there would be some article which explicitly states the president of the country cannot target a citizen or a resident with out having some Approbation from a percentage of the senate or at least permission from a judge.

I don't know to what extent he would be actually capable of abusing political power in such disturbing way as his lawyer suggested.

If you want to see misuse of the presidency, just look at all the lives that Biden took by funding Ukraine. Trump only brought about peace.

Of course, the President has limited powers if Congress wants to stop him. He's not a king, you know.

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527  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Jeffery Epseitn, his client list, and his ties to Israel on: January 11, 2024, 07:33:35 PM

Lol. So, what do you think they will do when they find Epstein guilty? Lol. Throw him in prison? Lol.

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So only Epstein is (was) guilty of anything? Good to know. I guess we can the the "list" in the OP to bed then, eh?




I'm rather happy for you, that you have finally settled it for yourself.


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528  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Can someone please explain "right", "left", "far-left", "far-right" etc whatnot? on: January 11, 2024, 05:38:16 PM
Left is socialism. It's government like many European countries, where you pay a lot of taxes, and government supports a lot of what you want in life - medical, dental, hospitalization, whatever.

Right is less socialism, where you get to keep a lot of your money - fewer taxes - but you buy a lot of your own 'stuff' - if you want it.

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529  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Jeffery Epseitn, his client list, and his ties to Israel on: January 11, 2024, 05:31:54 PM

Except for circumstantial evidence.

When a man (or woman) hires an attorney, what he has done is given his power over to the attorneys and the judge. That's part of the reason why circumstantial evidence holds so much weight.

When the accused goes to court, he needs to stand present, not represented by anyone, not even himself. Why does he need to have representation, since he is present to speak for himself?

If the court won't hear him without be represented, he needs to file a claim against the judge for not letting him go.

If the court hears him, he has the right to face his accuser... cross examine his accuser. Let the accuser take the oath or affirmation, and get on the stand to testify. If the accuser is the State or other governmental entity, it can't place it's hand on the Bible and take the oath, and then walk onto the stand to answer questions by the accused. No case.

If there is a man or woman in the accuser group, let the man or woman get on the stand and show the harm or damage that the accused supposedly did. Then, let there be evidence and at least one witness.

If people did it this way, a lot of things would straighten up... including drug cases where the accused didn't harm anyone.


What are the names of the people who should be prosecuted in the Epstein orbit? Under what charges should they be charged? What specific evidence gives rise to each of these charges?

If you were actually concerned about all of those things you mentioned before, then it sure seems like you'd be trying to learn the answers to those questions.


Lol. So, what do you think they will do when they find Epstein guilty? Lol. Throw him in prison? Lol.

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530  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Jeffery Epseitn, his client list, and his ties to Israel on: January 11, 2024, 04:15:43 PM
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Can we agree that molesting and trafficking children is bad?
Can we agree that corruption in our government is bad regardless of who's behind it?
Can we agree that any foreign nation having blackmail material they use to control our leaders is bad?
Can we agree that something needs to be done about all the above?

Everybody is worried about those things. Obviously.

But without evidence, there's nothing anybody can do. In other words, what is that "something" that you want done? Should somebody be brought up on charges? If so, who? On what charges? With what evidence?

You see, this is why you can't only go by conspiracy theory sites. In the real world, you can't send somebody to prison based on what somebody said on a podcast.


Except for circumstantial evidence.

When a man (or woman) hires an attorney, what he has done is given his power over to the attorneys and the judge. That's part of the reason why circumstantial evidence holds so much weight.

When the accused goes to court, he needs to stand present, not represented by anyone, not even himself. Why does he need to have representation, since he is present to speak for himself?

If the court won't hear him without be represented, he needs to file a claim against the judge for not letting him go.

If the court hears him, he has the right to face his accuser... cross examine his accuser. Let the accuser take the oath or affirmation, and get on the stand to testify. If the accuser is the State or other governmental entity, it can't place it's hand on the Bible and take the oath, and then walk onto the stand to answer questions by the accused. No case.

If there is a man or woman in the accuser group, let the man or woman get on the stand and show the harm or damage that the accused supposedly did. Then, let there be evidence and at least one witness.

If people did it this way, a lot of things would straighten up... including drug cases where the accused didn't harm anyone.

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531  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: January 11, 2024, 03:47:22 PM
religion is the theory of something taken as gospel(beleived as real on trust)
science is the theory that is then tested and tested and each peer validates the theory

scientists test theories wrote by others
priests write theories but lack testing them

Sneaky scientist. Want a job with prestige? Become a scientist. Test and continually retest theories. But never prove them or disprove them. Simply come close enough that the theories remain viable theories. That way you always have a job as a theory tester. Easier than digging a ditch for a living.

The fact that so extremely many people believe in religion, shows that there is something spiritual to it. So, religion is not theory... at least not the right religion. But if science hadn't made a few physical inventions that worked, it would have never gotten the strength to start in the first place.

writing theories alone is not science..
its the peer review of testing and testing and each peer validates the theory

religion does not test and validate. they just echo chamber each other into 'confirmation bias'  belief

note the difference

just because millions of fans of harry potter all read the book and watched the movie does not make harry potter real

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your attempts to say science isnt real thus god is
is about as insane as saying
bananas arnt biological, thus harry potter is real

Peer reviewing of a theory only validates the theory as a theory. We want facts. Not just the fact that the theory is a theory.

Religion tests and validates all the time. Whatever the religion, people have reasons for being part of that religion. However, often it's fear of the alternative. If they didn't test and validate it - at least as the best option for them in their life - they would leave it.

It DOES make Harry Potter real for each of them to some extent. ALL HP readers know that HP isn't real as written. Or at least they know he isn't real in their life as they live it. So, reading HP makes him real for them in the ways that they can believe and validate... in the humanness of HP and the people. If the author hadn't made HP believable, nobody would even bother with him and the books.

Your suggestion that I am attempting to say that science isn't real is as flawed as your faith in science. After all, science - the knowledge of the physics interactions in the universe - is way beyond what anybody can understand. We don't even know that programming all known scientific info into an AI computer will give us the answers.

If you want to see the big flaw in scientific consensus, look up The Highwire here - https://www.bitchute.com/channel/okiFK5CwQrZS/ - and here - https://thehighwire.com/. Then watch the weekly videos for the last 3 years. What you will find is that there are loads of scientists who have good factual understanding and knowledge that the scientific consensus regarding Covid and the Covid vaxx is pure baloney.

What will you really be watching in these videos? The politicization of science. Science has become a religion just like any other religion. If it doesn't straighten up people will stop believing it.

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532  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: January 10, 2024, 05:24:57 PM
religion is the theory of something taken as gospel(beleived as real on trust)
science is the theory that is then tested and tested and each peer validates the theory

scientists test theories wrote by others
priests write theories but lack testing them

Sneaky scientist. Want a job with prestige? Become a scientist. Test and continually retest theories. But never prove them or disprove them. Simply come close enough that the theories remain viable theories. That way you always have a job as a theory tester. Easier than digging a ditch for a living.

The fact that so extremely many people believe in religion, shows that there is something spiritual to it. So, religion is not theory... at least not the right religion. But if science hadn't made a few physical inventions that worked, it would have never gotten the strength to start in the first place.

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533  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Las Vegas judge gets attacked in court on: January 09, 2024, 07:01:57 PM
^ Y’all are attributing a quote to me that I didn’t say…

Life comes at you fast…



Is that a picture of the joker who attacked the judge? Lol. He couldn't attack a mosquito trussed up as he is. However...

I am not speaking against you or anything you said. I totally agree that people who do bad things should be punished for the bad things that they do... and be shown mercy when they sincerely repent.

My point is that the judicial system is just as bad as the crooks, such as the bad guy in the picture. They are simply way more shrewd about it. And, they have a totally different way of going about it.

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534  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: January 09, 2024, 06:53:16 PM
You stated well, regarding random. Just about the same thing that I had said. To carry it a bit further, since random is so complex that we can't tell which or what, how do we know that random even has anything to do with it? So, the evolution religion is simply another religion, with the religious leaders (scientists and those who control them) trying to make money and make a name for themselves. Sure, they don't call themselves priests. That word is for other religions. The evolution religion is better. Call them scientists.

People live in caves all over the world. You can find people who look like the evolution kind of cave people, today, if you look for it. Genetics is complex. People who live in caves don't usually go around trying to predict what is happening with their environment and genetics. And certainly scientists can't do that. Mostly what they have is talk.

Nobody is saying that mutations don't happen. What is being said is that Evolution Theory essentially states that the kind of evolution theorized by it, is something that doesn't have any basis in fact... based on the idea of random mutations. All it is, is a form of religion for certain groups of people (scientists) who don't want to accept other religions.

We could state all kinds of facts of science till the sun goes down. But when you consider two things:
1. epigenetics;
2. placebo effect;
... you see that all of genetics and so-called evolution is in the hands of anybody who wants to develop his ability to use them. Things that exist are things that God set in place, to give peple the opportunity to develop themselves into whatever they want.

God did this through Jesus - the death and resurrection of Jesus - so that now we can be children of God... or not, through unbelief. It's personal epigenetics. This is why we can find mutations doing things... because people (mostly evolution scientists) use epigenetics and placebo effect to make mutations to be real. But look at how difficult it is for them. Thousands of years of the idea of evolution, and all they have so far is a few random mutations, without any evolution fact. Without this kind of stupidity, people would be perfect, because in nature there isn't any evolution of the kind proposed in Evolution Theory. In nature without stupid people stupidly using epigenetics and placebo effect, there is only perfection.

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535  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Jeffery Epseitn, his client list, and his ties to Israel on: January 08, 2024, 08:21:11 PM
He drew comparisons to Hunter Biden...

And yet he didn't draw comparisons to (say) Donald Trump, who has made incredibly suspicious transactions all of his life (including many that have been proven fraudulent in a court of law).

I wonder why that is?

On the other hand, anybody who makes loads of transactions is going to make a mistake or two somewhere along the line. If Trump has been adjudicated by a court of law, to have made mistakes, let him pay. If he hasn't, what you are saying is all hearsay or slander.

Same with Epstein. So you can see the news.

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536  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: January 08, 2024, 08:06:02 PM
The book of John (John 6:41-59) was written 80 years after Jesus died.   You have no foundation.

 Tongue

What's the difference. It simply shows that John was a guy who lived a long and brain-healthy life... assuming that you are right about this. Assuming you are right, I would call it 80 years minus 3 days since Jesus arose from the dead.



The concept of Mitochondrial Eve and Y-Chromosome Adam is indeed fascinating. These terms don't refer to biblical figures but rather to scientific hypotheses based on genetics.

Mitochondrial Eve is a scientific theory tracing back the matrilineal most recent common ancestor of all living humans. Similarly, Y-Chromosome Adam is the patrilineal most recent common ancestor. They lived thousands of years apart and weren't the only humans alive at their respective times.

These concepts don't necessarily prove the existence of a biblical God. They indicate common ancestry, which aligns with evolutionary theory. The scientific understanding of human genetics doesn't directly validate religious creation stories. Instead, it provides insights into our ancestral origins and evolutionary history.

Regarding your question about scientific proof of God's existence, science tends to deal with observable, testable phenomena. Proving or disproving the existence of a deity falls more within the realm of philosophy or theology, which use different methodologies than empirical science.

Opinions on this topic vary widely. Some see scientific gaps as potential places for God's intervention, while others perceive these gaps as areas awaiting further scientific exploration and explanation.

What's your perspective on this? Do you see scientific findings like Mitochondrial Eve and Y-Chromosome Adam as evidence for a divine creator, or do you think they align more with our understanding of evolution?

Anybody who accepts evolution hasn't looked at evolution theory very deeply.

All evolution theory is based on the idea of random mutations. This idea completely contradicts the law of cause-and-effect. Cause and effect says that there is no random.

The point is that 'random mutations' in evolution are simply mutations that we don't know about. But since we don't know about them, how can we know that evolution happened this way, or that it even happened?

So, the basic premise for evolution is a lie.

One other point is, science is finally recognizing that the so-called random mutations were not random, after all. But they still haven't been able to figure out what the exact mutation process was, to say nothing about proving it. If they do, will they be able to produce the next generation in the line of evolution of people? Probably it will take way too long, and Jesus will return first, and show them about God.

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537  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Jeffery Epseitn, his client list, and his ties to Israel on: January 08, 2024, 07:49:09 PM
How deep this goes. Epstein might have been just another pawn, albeit a big one.


EXCLUSIVE: ‘Jeffrey Epstein was the bagman for the Deep State’



https://humanevents.com/2024/01/05/exclusive-why-did-the-us-state-department-lease-a-nyc-apartment-to-jeffrey-epstein
On Friday's episode of Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec, guest Mike Benz revealed that Jeffrey Epstein had strong ties to the deep state and was even leased an upscale apartment by the US State Department. The two then discussed the strange overlap that seems to be recurring between government agencies and "seedy" parties.

"There's the strange broker role that Epstein seemed to play in commercial transactions and in the affairs of the billionaire class," Benz stated.

He drew comparisons to Hunter Biden, in that he had "relationships with large corporations and with very powerful nation-state governments" and both lived a "sort of rock and roll lifestyle, high profile, high net worth, deep, deep connections, constantly surrounded by drugs, and prostitutes and firearms."

"The bagman for the Deep State was Jeffrey Epstein," Posobiec stated, "one of them."

Benz asked Posobiec: "Has the US State Department ever given you property to live in overlooking Central Park, New York?"

He went on to explain that in 1996, the State Department rented out a property that was formerly seized by an "Iranian tycoon" to none other than Jeffrey Epstein.
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538  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Las Vegas judge gets attacked in court on: January 08, 2024, 07:31:35 PM
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More than likely, if somebody contracted out of US Constitution and laws, nothing would happen to him. People are too 'sheeple' to do anything to him outside of the laws... most of the time. However, he could be wrong about that, and somebody just might shoot him dead on the spot

Then THAT shooter guy would have to contract out of the Constitution and laws to keep from being adjudicated to be a murder. But because he did a social service to the community, people might cheer him rather than lynch him.

A point is, probably it's a good idea that bad guys don't know about the Contract Clause and how they could uses it... because some of them would get away with the bad that they are doing... which happens enough as it is.

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That sounds almost as stupid and ineffective as some random guy declaring himself to be a sovereign citizen as a legal defense. If people in your country could opt out of being held to account through the way your describe then there would be already people using it to get away with all sorts of crimes and bad deeds. I don't know anything about the legal system in the United States but I can tell that like in any other western society, the people of your country are subjected to the law established there as long as they are citizens of USA and reside there.
Otherwise, I would have already seen some bank-robber being released from prison because he renounced the contract he had with the USA government or whatever you are talking about.
Perhaps, you should give Trump a call and talk about that silver bullet of a legal defense (or lack of it), so he can get away with all the indictments he has over him.

It is kind of weird his team of very expensive lawyers have not mentioned such option for him yet, dont you think?  Roll Eyes



Lots of things sound stupid and ineffective to you. Remember that you have said several times that you are not a US citizen, and therefore don't know about how the US works... or words to that effect.

Declarations about being a sovereign citizen are stupid. Why? If you are a citizen, you are not sovereign. If you are sovereign, you aren't a citizen. If someone uses that term, he needs to add explanation about it so that it's not contradictory on its face.

There are people in the US who have used the idea of 'no contract' with the government to contract out of problems with government. As I have explained in other posts, writing the words "non-assumpsit" on the signature line ahead of your signature means "no-contract" regarding what you are signing. Depending on the info that you write in the contract, it can mean exactly that, no contract. However, if you show that you are contracting by the words within the body of the contract, you are contradicting yourself by using "non-assumpsit," and your word and signature are deemed not trustworthy. A wise person won't do business with you in this case.

Consider "Fraud upon the Court," and "Fraud upon the Court by the Court." Those are legal terms that have been used by many people regarding their case for over a hundred years... where the judge has made a mistake and will not correct it. All it is, is contracting out of a judicial decision where the decision seems to be wrong. Also, if you are really interested, check out https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Fraud+upon+the+Court+by+the+Court%2C+cornell&ia=web. This will start to show you both the simplicity and the complexity of the US legal system.

Also, you miss the whole point of contracting into the US legal systems. As I said, if the joker contracts out of being heard or being under the judicial system, the people who have been harmed by him, have no other recourse. They might simply, covertly, hire a hit man to take the joker out, simply because he owes them something for his wrongdoing, and the Constitution and laws failed them. So, the point is to remain contracted in, so that you fall under "due process of law" where you have the chance of being set free legally.

As far as what Trump is doing, he probably realizes this^^ stuff, even if he hasn't put it into simple words like this. You need to remember that Trump is acknowledging the Constitution and laws, because he is running for President. Until we become much more knowledgeable about law, and advised about the details of Trump's case, there is no way to determine what is the best course for him to take.

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539  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: January 08, 2024, 12:01:20 AM
^^^ Cute campfire stories you have there. BTW, our thinking and emotions and consciousness are made of electrical and other waves, right?, most of which are in the human body and brain. So the fact of all kinds of energy waves in the aether, simply proves that God is Great, and exists with those waves. The greatest thinker scientists among us hasn't come close to being able to examine those aether waves because of their complexity. The greatest thinker scientist will tell you that we only know a tiny amount of what is there to be discovered.

Few scientists prove any piece of science that exists. Rather, they often simply listen to the consensus of those who have said that they have proven it. But no scientist has enough scientific proof for your campfire stories. The proof for the Bible, however, is the consensus of millions of people, several millions of whom witnessed the miracles of Moses, others who witnessed miracles of the prophets, and still others who witness the miracles of Jesus and His apostles.

The proof of the strength and truth of the Bible lies in the fact of how many Bibles are in print. When this is compared to other books, in addition to the statistical science that exists around the Nation of Ancient Israel, proof exists in statistical science. But if you don't accept the consensus, and don't work the statistical proofs yourself, you won't ever see the science.

Furthermore, look at what Jesus said when Jewish people were arguing about who Jesus was, John 6:41-59:
41At this the Jews there began to grumble about him because he said, “I am the bread that came down from heaven.” 42They said, “Is this not Jesus, the son of Joseph, whose father and mother we know? How can he now say, ‘I came down from heaven’?”

43“Stop grumbling among yourselves,” Jesus answered. 44“No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws them, and I will raise them up at the last day. 45It is written in the Prophets: ‘They will all be taught by God.’ d Everyone who has heard the Father and learned from him comes to me. 46No one has seen the Father except the one who is from God; only he has seen the Father. 47Very truly I tell you, the one who believes has eternal life. 48I am the bread of life. 49Your ancestors ate the manna in the wilderness, yet they died. 50But here is the bread that comes down from heaven, which anyone may eat and not die. 51I am the living bread that came down from heaven. Whoever eats this bread will live forever. This bread is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.”

52Then the Jews began to argue sharply among themselves, “How can this man give us his flesh to eat?”

53Jesus said to them, “Very truly I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you. 54Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise them up at the last day. 55For my flesh is real food and my blood is real drink. 56Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me, and I in them. 57Just as the living Father sent me and I live because of the Father, so the one who feeds on me will live because of me. 58This is the bread that came down from heaven. Your ancestors ate manna and died, but whoever feeds on this bread will live forever.” 59He said this while teaching in the synagogue in Capernaum.

The important part is, “Stop grumbling among yourselves. No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws them, and I will raise them up at the last day."


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540  Other / Off-topic / Re: The Pun & Fun Thread on: January 07, 2024, 06:01:53 PM


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