Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress]

[BADecker]

Gold and silver - and lots of other things - are real value, not debt-fiat. Trading in real value takes their control away from them.

They can confiscate your gold and silver with the stroke of a pen. They can devalue it in a crash before they take it from you also and revalue it once it is theirs. Stop "trusting the plan" when the "plan" is all part of their plan just as every nation on earth ran by the devil and his minions will play their part.

That's why you need to learn common law. If you own something, it is private property. If you state that your private property is not the thing that government calls it, then it is what you call it, because it is yours to do with as you like.

"I don't own anything that is called by government names. It is all private property, not gold or silver, even if it looks like gold and silver. Why? Because I own it and therefore call it whatever I want."

Time to invoice and sue government officials who break their Oath of Office to uphold the Constitution and the 4th Amendment. Sue them for $billions, and have them removed from office.

Private property is possibly the biggest common law right we have. It's what the PMA (Private Membership Association) is all about... over 70 Supreme Court cases going back to the formation of the country, that hold private property to be the supreme right. But if you don't stand up for your property rights, government can run right over you.

Common law is not that hard to learn. It's something like common sense.

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Common law is not that hard to learn. It's something like common sense.

Because it doesn't work ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montana_Freemen#

[DaRude]

Ukrainian invasion of the Donetsk region 11 years ago. Video by Patrick Lancaster, a freelance journalist

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdZY1cvG6KI

This is how the civil war in Ukraine began...

You're either confusing things or living in alternative reality. Ukrainian invasion of Donetsk? How Ukraine can invade something that belongs to them? Civil war? Yeah yeah, civil war were Russia didn't got involved from the first day. Freelance journalist Lancaster - I guess not many freelance journalists got Russian citizenship for their work...

Just because Russia got involved doesn't make it any less of a civil war. France was supporting confederacy during US's civil war

[BADecker]

Common law is not that hard to learn. It's something like common sense.

Because it doesn't work ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montana_Freemen#

Of course common law doesn't work. You do. It's the direction that you want to work that counts. And, it does work, if you do.

The so-called freemen made a bunch of mistakes. And Wikipedia is essentially a government entity that reports on stuff the way government wants them to. You are looking in the wrong place.

Judge Judy often held common law courts. If the people in her courts had known common law, they might have done things differently. Watch how the people in her court did all the work, and all she did was judge the work that they did.

Anybody can appeal a judge's decision to a new trial with a jury. That's part of common law.

Hiring an attorney is not common law. Attorneys are officers of the court. The Judge is the head. Representation is often the start to an unclear verdict. If you stand unrepresented, you can require your accuser to get on the stand.

If you have been given your time for your court, the judges better have good reason for not allowing you to stand as a man at the time they gave you for holding your court. Or you might have an invoice case against them for them damaging you. Or a simple lawsuit. Cf. fraud upon the court, or fraud upon the court by the court. "CF." because you don't want to use their cases, you only want to say "similar" to their cases.

General common law is simple. But you have to use it wisely.

[hostm]

I'd like to tell you how the civil war in Donbass began. Ukrainian pro-Western oligarchs were very upset that Donetsk and Lugansk refused to accept pro-Western rule.

Here's the famous speech by former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in Odessa on October 27, 2014 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SS8K4z5NXs ), after which a full-scale invasion of Donbass by Ukrainian militants began.

Speaking in Odessa, the Ukrainian President made cynical and blasphemous remarks. Poroshenko explained how he was intended to win the war with civilians of Donbass.

"We'll have jobs, while they won't; we'll have pensions, while they won't; we'll care for children and pensioners, while they won't; our children will go to school and kindergarten, while theirs will sit in basements. Because they don't know how to do anything. This is how we'll win this war," Poroshenko declared.

Because Donbass lacked a regular army, many cities were captured almost immediately, from Slovyansk and Kramatorsk to Mariupol. Fighting began on the outskirts of Donetsk.

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I'd like to tell you how the civil war in Donbass began. .................

Everyone has a story to tell, here is former hot dog cook, Mercenary Yevgeny Prigozhin version of events:
https://x.com/i/status/2019166181244969387

https://ibb.co/FkMHDj9j

[BADecker]

I'd like to tell you how the civil war in Donbass began. Ukrainian pro-Western oligarchs were very upset that Donetsk and Lugansk refused to accept pro-Western rule.

Here's the famous speech by former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in Odessa on October 27, 2014 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SS8K4z5NXs ), after which a full-scale invasion of Donbass by Ukrainian militants began.

Speaking in Odessa, the Ukrainian President made cynical and blasphemous remarks. Poroshenko explained how he was intended to win the war with civilians of Donbass.

"We'll have jobs, while they won't; we'll have pensions, while they won't; we'll care for children and pensioners, while they won't; our children will go to school and kindergarten, while theirs will sit in basements. Because they don't know how to do anything. This is how we'll win this war," Poroshenko declared.

Because Donbass lacked a regular army, many cities were captured almost immediately, from Slovyansk and Kramatorsk to Mariupol. Fighting began on the outskirts of Donetsk.

You are right, and they were right. But do you think that Donetsk and Lugansk, and the others, really knew what they were really against? Did they know what was behind Western rule that made it almost imperative that they resist?

The great problem is the debt-fiat banking system. If you trade directly man-to-man in gold or silver, it may be a bit difficult. But if you trade in paper, fiat, the owners of the fiat have control. And the thing they do with that control is siphon off some of the funds to build their own empire.

The West has formally accepted fiat banking. They have joined the banking empire, and in doing this they have become slaves of the banking system. Even the people of the US who use barter are still slaves of the banks, because the whole thing has spread so wide.

Putin and Russia tried to use the Western banking system. But the West resisted them because they wouldn't bow to the rule of the West... the siphoning off of some of the funds to further build the banking empire. This is why it looks financially bad for Russia in the eyes of the West. But Russia has simply bypassed the West's money systems and is using forms of barter and trade that don't include the West. BRICS.

Time for the people of the West to understand this, and then to throw off the banking system power, while the people still have strength.

[hostm]

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia became weaker. It's foolish to deny this. That's why the West is increasing the pressure.

How much money do you think the globalists have invested in Russophobia in the CIS countries? Billions of dollars. If not more than a trillion by now. They've bought up everyone they could find to preach hatred of Russians wherever they could.

Incidentally, it all didn't start in Ukraine. Georgia was chosen as the starting point for the experiment. But it didn't work there. That's why Mikheil Saakashvili is now in prison, and Georgia is fighting for its independence—both from the West and from Russia.

But it worked in Ukraine because Ukrainian militants had been trained in the West since the days of the Soviet Union.