October 3, 2025 • 64 mins
Discover the hidden commercial framework behind our legal system and how understanding this structure can transform your approach to court proceedings. This eye-opening conversation reveals strategies used by entities like Disney, who leveraged the "Royal Lives Clause" to challenge tax obligations, and how similar approaches might be applied to personal legal matters.
The speakers dive deep into court jurisdiction challenges, explaining the critical difference between appearing "pro se" versus "sui juris" and why this distinction matters. They outline practical steps for responding to court summons, including filing affidavits rather than motions, demanding delegation of authority from judges, and properly handling court communications. The conversation illuminates how judgments become securities that are bundled and sold as bonds, revealing the financial instruments generated through court cases.
Perhaps most valuable is their breakdown of how to establish oneself as "foreign" to a jurisdiction by declaring state nationality and registering one's name as a business entity. This approach creates separation between the individual and what they describe as the "corporate fiction" that courts attempt to address. The speakers share specific documents to file, including letters of rogatory, certificates of identity, and fee schedules, all designed to establish that courts must prove their jurisdiction before proceedings can continue.
Whether you're facing legal challenges or simply want to understand the commercial foundations of our court systems, this conversation provides rare insights into navigating legal proceedings from a position of knowledge rather than fear. Take control of your legal standing by learning how to properly challenge jurisdiction, respond to identification questions, and understand the true nature of what's happening when you enter a courtroom.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
I have a question Right Without my status, I still
come in there shopping likethat.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
So what I'm saying is if you know what you're doing,
so you need some type ofpaperwork to prove.
So that's what I'm saying Goahead, so you're Missouri.
Look bro, let me try, me try.
Let me try to pull Missourishit up, cause I went in there
(00:31):
with my Missouri paperwork andsee, that's what I just you know
, I got.
I want you to knowautomatically most courts in
Illinois they don't even havegold friends around the flag, so
they automatically are underthe republic.
(00:53):
Illinois is one of those states.
I don't usually have any issuesright, right, right, and most
people that I've seen speakingabout Illinois most of them in
Illinois, but once you file yourpaperwork, I quit going Once I
go in there.
So look, you see this.
So just this alone right here.
(01:13):
So you got this.
It's no longer active, though,but this is a fictitious name.
In other states it's calleddoing business ads, a DBA.
That's sufficient enough to goin there with.
That's only $7 in Missouri thefine, this one's $50.
So this one's still active, yousee, and that's all I go in
there with, bro.
And that's the form ofidentification.
(01:35):
Yeah, because they're going tosay are you, Let me show you,
let me show you.
Is it your birth certificate?
Identification, for sure, bro,this birth you in the commerce
too.
Okay, gotcha, that's all Ineeded right there.
Yeah, certificate of goodstatus.
Certificate of organizationFirst, middle, last name LLC.
Speaker 1 (01:54):
I'm conditionally accepting everything, bro.
I'm coming in peace, man.
You know I'm a friend of theguy bro.
Speaker 2 (02:00):
I don't, I'm getting a.
I'm talking to this last guy inHawaii.
He said man, I'm using the sameshit Disney used.
Let me show you what Disneyused, because you know, I show
y'all how to be royalty too,right?
You've seen.
Prestigious Title of nobilityRight here, prestigious titles
Right here.
This is proof of nothing.
He filed this shit.
(02:22):
He filed Because he's a duketoo.
If you're a landlord, that's aroyal title, bro.
Who else gets to sit around andcollect money and do nothing?
Why are you in a box Other thanthe warden?
Speaker 1 (02:38):
I'm a Duke, I said.
She said I'm a Dutch.
I said that's right.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
Who said that?
My girl, oh, your girl, in tune.
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
She surprised me when she saidthat.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
I ain't she in tune.
Ain't nobody else talking likethat down there, unless they're
watching DonKalamcom.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
Damn.
They booted me right in frontof them.
Speaker 2 (03:07):
Nah, nah, she a keeper, bro.
Ain't nobody else talking likethat down there, unless they
watching that on collabcom.
Speaker 1 (03:15):
Hey, did my man, Scotty meet you?
Did he say something to you?
I?
Speaker 2 (03:18):
don't know, I ain't had nobody named Scotty hit me
up.
Oh okay, so look.
Speaker 1 (03:24):
I put him on game man , yeah, man, but I'm listening.
This is what Disney does.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
They use the royal clause.
When the Gator got the boy,look, they settled their
year-long dispute.
It was over taxes.
Oh, it was over taxes, disney.
You know what Disney called meon cities?
I didn't know this Boy.
(03:59):
You haven't been watching melong enough then.
So Disney is the only bigplayer in the tourism industry
to challenge this property taxbill Because the governor the
governor Santas or whatever hisname is in Florida, he came in
trying to make them pay taxesand they said no, we're not
paying taxes.
And the reason being is becausethey use the royal clause.
(04:21):
Everybody over here is royalty,you're royalty, bro.
The Royal England Clause, tocount.
The previous Disney-friendlyboard a really creased adopted
an 11th-hour agreement thatinvoked an illegal provision
(04:41):
known as the Royal Lives Clause.
The clause essentially tied theagreement's terms to the
lifespan of King Charles III'sdescendants, a move intended to
extend the terms for as long aslegally possible.
The Royal England Clause, theRoyal Lives Clause you can put
that shit in your paperwork.
No, I'm just putting it in thepaperwork.
(05:04):
You can't, because you got tounderstand.
You just have to learn.
You have to know law, bro.
If you're fighting for yourself, you have to know this shit.
Go in there and know thesemotherfucking these definitions?
Know these definitions?
Look, this is a federal.
You understand what US codesare.
This is what they used to putyou in the feds, wasn't it All
(05:26):
right?
So look, this is 28 USC 3002.
Two court means any courtcreated by Congress of the
United States, excluding theUnited States tax courts.
So you're telling me Congresshad a fucking hearing on you.
Tell me, hey, fam, did Congressgo and have a hearing on you?
So if they didn and have ahearing on you, so if they
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didn't have a hearing on you,that means the permission didn't
come from congress.
It's a tax issue.
It's all business, brother, youowe them some taxes because you
and friends, you broke a code.
Because you're a governmentemployee with an ID, the ID
makes you working for thegovernment.
So anytime you fuck up at work,now you gotta pay us.
Or you're a government employeewith an ID, the ID makes you
working for the government.
So anytime you fuck up at work,now you gotta pay us, or you're
gonna go do the time Like atimeout, just like school.
(06:14):
Bro, what happened?
You got sent to the principal'soffice, right?
That's court nigga.
If the principal wants tofucking kick you out, put you in
timeout, put you against thewall, shit Back.
When we was in school, theyused to try to whoop our ass.
Still, my mom wasn't going.
All the paperwork you got,though, is sufficient enough,
(06:38):
bro, so first, of all, okay, allright, I mean no, I'm just
going over.
Speaker 1 (06:44):
You know how to come.
Speaker 2 (06:52):
So first of all, before you cross, when they say
your name, you're there byspecial appearance, Special
appearance.
Speaker 1 (07:00):
Never admit to being the name.
That's all I.
This is what I got down.
I said you know, but that'sanother question.
Before I even go in there, whenI'm challenging the
jurisdiction, I'm coming in on aspecial appearance, right?
Speaker 2 (07:11):
Can I step up Challenge?
Subject matter jurisdictionbecause they got jurisdiction,
brother, they have ajurisdiction.
Speaker 1 (07:17):
I'm challenging subject matter jurisdiction and
I'm challenging personaljurisdiction as well.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
I don't even use the word person.
Don't use the word person.
Uh-uh, yup, let me grab this,let me find it.
Nah, for the record, shit, ifthey ask your name, say my mom
calls me son, my children callme father.
Oh, I am who I am.
(07:43):
You name property, goddammit.
You name.
Am who I am.
We don't get you name property,goddammit.
You name a motherfucking dog.
You can't name me.
I'm child of the most high.
I can't be contained.
I'm here on special appearance.
On special appearance, let themknow you're the trustee of the
estate.
Hey, this is when you go inthere showing your name as the
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business.
Hey, I'm here.
Here's the identification I ama member of the business.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
And I've seen a third-party third-party
intervener.
Speaker 2 (08:17):
however you want to say it, whatever makes sense to
you.
I'm not trying to confuse you.
You want to keep it simple.
No, no, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I just went in there.
They were like are you such andsuch?
And I just let them know.
Is this a court of record?
Can you let the record reflectIf I cross this bar?
I'm not under any jurisdictionor contract.
You go in there.
(08:37):
I'm here.
I'm speaking under a spokenaffidavit of truth.
I reserve all my rights, youknow.
Then I just start askingquestions Where's your
delegation of authority?
Order, simple as that.
Prove to me that you're alawful judge.
This is a court of record,correct?
If you cannot prove to me thatyou're a lawful judge or you're
a lawful attorney, they have tohave a contract for the state.
(09:00):
Give me a contract for thestate.
This is a court of record.
I can't just take your word forit.
Where's your delegation ofauthority?
If you can't prove yourdelegation of authority, I
demand for dismissal After yousay anything.
This is a demand for dismissal.
Every time they say somethingyou don't like, object.
You can't listen to them,because if you listen to them
and start playing that game,you're going to get caught up
(09:21):
because you're not used to thisshit, so don't even pay
attention to anything.
They say Object and keeptalking.
But you need to follow all thisshit before you go in there.
Take all of this Demand, foryou want demand and you want
demand for full accounting andfinancial disclosure.
(09:42):
These are the main thingsyou're going to want.
We do not consent to privateaccounts.
That's what they're doing.
Y'all this shit notarized.
Yeah, you got all the other.
(10:04):
I just sent them to you.
You didn't you?
You, you didn't have those.
You had these right here.
You had all these.
Yeah, I got the standard.
So only you can only challengejurisdiction.
I'm in special appearance, butchallenge subject matter
jurisdiction, not just anyjurisdiction, because they have
a jurisdiction.
Personal jurisdiction is cool.
(10:32):
So look, we're doing subjectmatter jurisdiction, personal
jurisdiction, and the venue.
So delegation of orders, oathof offices.
We need to see all of these orthis court cannot proceed.
I'm telling you they're goingto try to ignore you, railroad
you, all that shit.
That's why you have to object.
You got to know what the fuckyou're doing, bro.
Don't let none of that shitfaze you.
(10:58):
I'm telling you nigga, my shitgot dropped that same day, don't
they do just continue, bro.
And they try to railroad, don'tgo.
They have to respond to thisshit, bro, before court can even
proceed If they send yousomething in the mail.
Return the sender, refuse thecontract.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
I got the ticket.
I didn't even open that shitbecause I was so waiting.
Speaker 2 (11:21):
Send that shit back, bro.
I'm going to send that shitright back.
Send it right back.
But you see, this State ofIllinois has an EIN number, bro,
something.
This shit's already filled outfor you.
Yeah, I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
(11:41):
So this letter of rogatory, youdefinitely want that one on too
.
So you want the first pages Ishowed you.
You want full accounting,disclosure and delegation of
authority.
Order.
Always demand this shit.
Demand means assertion of alegal right.
Don't be scared to say demand.
Demand means assertion of alegal right.
So you want the special debier,the affidavits of facts.
(12:04):
This is challengingjurisdiction.
So it's alright for motion todismiss because it's a motion.
So we demand for dismissal.
Well, a motion has to beapproved by a judge.
You follow me, you there,alright, you follow me.
And then you see All right, youfollow me.
(12:25):
And then you see, in the upperright-hand corner, I always
label things as exhibits.
Speaker 1 (12:31):
If none of you cut out, you say you said that I'm
never putting in a motion,because a motion is a judge.
Speaker 2 (12:38):
A judge has to rule on a motion, right?
So I would give you somethingto read.
I would give you something toread.
I would give you something toread on your oath.
You see this, this is the first.
This is what I actually used inthe feds, bro.
I turned this into an affidavit.
I wrote I really wroteeverything.
(12:59):
I rewrote everything down.
You gotta click it in the chat.
Yeah, rv Bay Publication,rental Freedom.
I used this.
This was the first affidavit Iever filed with the feds and
they put it under seal, andthat's when I was new to doing
something.
I put affidavit of facts andthen I just wrote this shit down
(13:22):
.
Look, federal law and SupremeCourt cases apply to state court
cases Howlett versus Rose.
And then boom, it's going totell you constitutional,
psychopathic inferiority whenthey ask do you understand?
That's putting you under theirjurisdiction.
State governments are buttrustees acting under under
(13:44):
derived authority.
The court, officers of thecourt have no immunity when
violating the constitutionalright from liability, for they
deem to know the law.
They all take oaths.
This is when I learned that thegovernment has they take oaths.
That's when this shit clickedfor me.
So that puts them underjurisdiction as a public servant
(14:07):
.
So now you have to prove thatyou're a master, because when
you're coming in, I'm provingthat.
So they're the uphold, thecorporate system.
So when you have a state stampon your name showing it's a
business and you're a member andyou're there making decisions,
they can't bypass that.
Now let me show you somethingelse too, because you said pro
(14:31):
se and I had to correct that.
Usually I don't correct it.
Oh yeah, usually I don'tcorrect it, because
motherfuckers are like I toldyou, don't fucking message me.
Anyways, I was, I gotta give myhomie, but you look of age and
independent.
Let me try to find some more.
Alright, so you were studying.
(14:54):
Yeah, I just want you to know.
So you gotta understand what'sthe nigga's name, who's against
you?
The pro se cuter.
He's already in pro se.
He's the pro se cuter.
He's already in pro se.
He's the pro se cuter.
Yeah, pro se is just a pawn bro.
So you controlling themotherfucking music?
But yeah, so Suey Juras isputting you in your right mind.
(15:17):
You're right to contract.
I can't see what I want to showyou but the.
I can't see what I want to showyou but the capacity to manage
one's own affairs.
It means one's own rights.
So anytime they call you pro seobject, I object.
(15:37):
I'm not pro se.
I'm here sui juris.
I'm legally independent andcapable of managing my own
affairs.
That was the first thing theyput in my motherfucking head.
Some people say inappropriate.
I just don't like the in-personword.
I stay away from the personword because persona I'm not
(15:57):
playing that game with you,ain't no persona, nigga, I'm
king Shit.
That's the only persona I'mgoing to be in this motherfucker
.
Speaker 1 (16:11):
King me so.
Speaker 2 (16:14):
I'm a dude, god damn it.
I'm a child of God, but but yousee it, that's going to be in
there, and so they.
Some people do use impropriatepersona.
I just was taught to stay awayfrom that person and wear it all
together.
Speaker 1 (16:30):
Okay, um, I ain't even going to come like that.
I'm going to come to thejudicial court.
Speaker 2 (16:36):
It ain't even that difficult there.
If, if shit don't go your way,that you need to sue their ass
to the district courts Becauseyou ain't hurt nobody, you have
the right to face your accuser.
So once you lay down the law onthis, now you have the right to
face your accuser, because thisshit is contract law, you
royalty.
So you know you get to be seenby the higher courts.
(17:00):
If shit don't go my way, I'mgoing to the higher courts, quit
playing.
And if shit don't go my way,I'm going to the higher courts,
quit playing.
And if shit don't go my waythere, I'm still going until I
get to the higher courts ofjustice in fucking England.
This is an international crimebeing held against me now.
Why?
Because they can't even tryColor of law.
They can only try you.
If you're white or black man, acorporation, a corporate person
(17:20):
, there is law.
Then there is color law, asemblance of which is real, yet
it's not.
So, yeah, rescinding signatures, if you said you understood.
Now the only motherfuckerthat's really on the line here
is the cop who issued this shitand the prosecutor.
The judge is going to be cool,but look.
(17:47):
So it's important to understandthat we file affidavit of facts
at the top or affidavit oftruth, because they can, and
they do deny a motion, asmotions are discretionary and
applicable to colorable courtsordinances, statutes and codes,
but not to law.
Further applies to corporate orcolorable people, negros,
statutes and codes, but not tolaw.
Further applies to corporate orcolorable people, negroes,
colors, blacks, white peoplebecause it's discretionary
(18:10):
action that can be, and usuallyis, denied.
You follow me.
And then, when you want to pullout some case law, bro, the
case law is in the paperwork so,but I'm going to pull it up and
show you some shit.
So I always demand to dismiss.
This is making you a foreign tothe jurisdiction.
(18:32):
If you use this code, I'll showit to you real quick.
So that's why I say just doeverything with Missouri so you
can be a national in Missouri.
I'm about to show you why.
So, 8 USC 1408, nationals, butnot citizens of the United
States.
So what is a national?
A national means a personowning a permanent allegiance to
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a state, not the United States,not the United States
Corporation, but a state of therepublic.
That's your country.
If you're from Texas, you're aTexan, right?
That's their nationality.
So you would come in as aMissourian.
You ain't nothing else.
I'm not a US citizen.
I'm nothing else.
Just keep it plain and simple.
I'm a Missourian.
They can't fuck with that.
(19:17):
I'm a Missourian.
I just want you to see.
That's real definitions, oh.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
I'm very honest.
I'm just going to acknowledgewhat I'm downloading.
Speaker 2 (19:33):
Look, a native or inhabitant of the state of
Missouri.
That's your nationality, though, yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:44):
No doubt.
Speaker 2 (19:46):
So I just want you to see that.
Motions versus affidavitsthat's why we do affidavits.
We don't ever follow motion.
So although a motion is aproper form in a proper court,
as opposed to club of courts,most people are in fact dealing
with the challenging thejurisdiction of the inferior
courts or club of courts who arenot acting lawfully or properly
.
Because a motion admits to thejurisdiction of the court and
the motion is discretionary.
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The court chooses not to honorthe motion or not to second it.
Thus it is denied.
So I just label this always anexhibit, because if they don't
put it on the record, that istampering with evidence.
And when you put this on, youcan do it the day before court.
(20:30):
If you want to, yeah right,okay, I just want to know if you
get put this.
First, though, the court clerkmust file your documents,
because some people try to getoff not filing.
You put this as your coverletter.
She must do it.
If she doesn't, it's a felony,correct, gotcha.
And then I was looking she mustdo it.
If she doesn't, it's a felony,correct, gotcha.
(20:51):
And then I was looking for theW-A-B-E-N.
So that goes with that foreignaffidavit, mm-hmm.
Right here you see I put8-U-S-C-1408?
You just put Missouri rightthere instead of Illinois.
Okay, and then let me find anote.
This note's a mistake righthere.
This is telling them sorry, hey, I apologize if I led you to
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believe that I'm the surety orthe sole beneficiary of this
public document.
It's saying you're not thatbusiness.
You follow me.
You're not the statutory nameor the surety model on the birth
certificate.
Boom, I put Trenzy versusPagliaro in it somewhere.
I want you to understand whatthat means.
I don't see where it's at, butI want you to put it in
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somewhere in your paperwork.
I use this case for everything,bro.
So Transy versus Peg LiaroAttorneys are considered foreign
(21:59):
agents.
We'll start there Now.
Look right here.
An attorney for the plaintiffcannot admit evidence in the
court.
He's either an attorney or awitness.
Does that make sense?
So they're foreign to theUnited States.
(22:19):
Look at this right there.
This case law right here showsyou that the government is an
artificial person.
Yeah, because families, bro,it's private families.
It makes sense to me.
Speaker 1 (22:44):
Right and say what they doing is right what we
doing and I understand thatbecause they doing it.
You know what I'm saying,because the motherfuckers
telling us to let them do it,you know.
That's just the law of nature.
That's just the law of nature.
Any bug, any animal, it's gonnaeat what the fuck?
Speaker 2 (22:59):
you know it can take advantage of.
Tell them motherfuckers downthere, judge Mobley and Judge
Jackson been eating off ourpeople for years, hey, and
they're working straight.
Hey, look, look, look, bro, Idon't give a fuck who.
You show this to, bro.
Listen, they're workingdirectly for the Worshipful
Masters.
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They're right there by thefucking Pleasant Avenue, nigga,
where the lodge is.
They got the Masons in theEastern Forest and they're all
OGs and they do be kidnappingniggas, bro, and killing them.
Listen bro the.
Speaker 1 (23:35):
Animal Arts Council man.
The Animal Arts Council theyhold Facebook page, bro, it's
better for y'all.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
Shit's crazy, bro.
I was just like.
We grew up in this shit so wethink it's gravy.
Like, literally, they'll bekidnapping motherfuckers and
feeding them to the pigs, bro,grinding their ass up,
sacrificing them, bro, eventheir own people, if they own
people, some of they.
So look, they have some type ofuh, uh, uh, they're gypsies
down there, bro, yeah, a bro-nodgy, yeah, yeah, yeah.
(24:11):
So, bro, they, they was offingand burying some of their
motherfuckers, that wassnitching on them and shit.
Like hey, shit crazy.
But if you black or some, I'mlike, bro, I've seen one of them
, uh, statement on the pollagainst one of them said she was
a nigger lover.
Hey, hey, hey, fuck me up, bro,fuck me up.
(24:35):
But you know, my brother, myoldest brother, is white.
So I started really studyingthe police through the Christina
Winokur stuff.
That's his cousin and I justcouldn't.
That's when I learned that HPDwas connected to sex trafficking
.
Feds won't fuck with them,though.
(24:59):
Shit crazy.
But yeah, bro, you just gonnahave to go in there and act like
you know what the fuck you'retalking about.
But make sure your paperworkgood and anytime they mail you
something, mail that shit rightback, do not accept it oh yeah.
(25:26):
And another thing is, if youwant to look at the next step,
you can throw at them with someliens and shit.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
And see, that's what I'm going to do.
I wanted to just get on thatnext Like, once I get up out,
I'm locked in.
Bro, you know what I'm saying?
I'm going to just lock in andI'm going to just operate.
Speaker 2 (25:48):
Well, I see I emailed it to you.
I don't know if you checked it.
Did you get all the emails Isent you?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, did you seethis?
This is the lien right here.
I see I sent it to you onSeptember 1st.
It come with this book righthere.
Then these are the liens, bro,then a book that goes on the
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liens.
But read this shit, bro,because look, because I put all
this in my paperwork with thefeds and they put this shit all
under seal, bro.
I said all corporate governmentis based upon commercial
affidavits, commercial contracts, commercial liens, commercial
distresses.
Hence governments cannotexercise the power to respond to
commercial processes.
Legitimate political power of acorporate entity is absolutely
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dependent upon its possession ofcommercial bonds against public
hazard.
And the first time I learnedabout public hazard bonds was in
the feds.
Because no bonds means noresponsibility, means no power
of official signature, means noreal corporate political power,
means no privilege to operatestatutes as a corporate vehicle.
The corporate legal power issecondary to commercial
guarantees.
Case law is not a responsiblesubstitute for a bond.
So municipal corporations,which include cities, counties,
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states and national governments,have no commercial reality
without bonding of the entity,its vehicle statutes and effects
the execution of its rulings Incommerce.
It's a felony for the officer ofa political public office to
not receive or report a claim tothis bonding company.
It's a felony for the agent ofthe bonding company to not pay
the claim.
So once you start putting thisin, they have to give you the
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information, and I also followthis with the Adams County
Sheriff's Office, directly tothe sheriff.
I need you to understand.
All these are separatecorporations.
Yep, you're correct, they allwork together.
The sheriff don't keep hisfucking names at all, so they're
supposed to be for the people,right?
Speaker 1 (27:39):
And the department, the government, the HBD, the
government.
These motherfuckers just runaround doing a one, two.
It's a hazard, themotherfuckers that don't know
what the fuck's going on.
Speaker 2 (27:52):
That's it.
Speaker 1 (27:54):
That's it.
The slaves of the of the uh ofthe uh of Rome, that's it.
Speaker 2 (27:59):
That's it.
All officials are required byfederal, state and municipal law
to provide the name, addressand telephone number of the
public hazard and malpracticebonding company and the policy
number of the bond.
So they have to give you allthat information, or it's a
felony.
You should have pulled up on methis weekend, man.
I went to go see Chico Bean.
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That nigga shot me out andeverything.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
I seen you down there and I remember you just said
something about being an ATO.
I was like, oh, I know that.
Speaker 2 (28:28):
Nah, I went to Cleveland.
I went to Cleveland, but theyshouting me out out there.
Man, that shit was lit.
Speaker 1 (28:34):
Listen, bro.
Man, I could pull up right now,bro.
You know what I'm saying Forreal, Like.
Speaker 2 (28:41):
I said man.
Speaker 1 (28:49):
Nah, you just didn't come kicking with me sometimes,
you Nah, you just didn't comekicking with me.
Sometimes you can see how I beAll these niggas.
Know me, bro, I done helpedeverybody.
Speaker 2 (28:58):
Yeah, man, I done helped a hell of motherfuckers
up there with court cases too.
Motherfuckers be going to thiscourt scared.
Just follow the shit, bro,don't even trip.
Speaker 1 (29:08):
Bro, I know you guys, bro, you helping thousands of
people.
Bro, I already know that it'snot.
You know it's probably nottouching down there.
You know 100,000, bro, I knowthis.
I'm saying I'm just going tokeep locking in, bro, that's all
I it, but to do it, bro.
Speaker 2 (29:31):
And don't stand down.
But it's all about if they tryto give you something, nigga, do
not send that shit right back.
So you got to think about it.
You ain't not on child support,right?
So listen.
But do you know how niggas geton child support?
By not responding to the mail.
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Does that make sense?
If child support kept sendingme something and I kept sending
it back, they can never put meon child support If they keep
sending you something in themail talking about you got a
court date and I keep sending itback.
I'm not held reliable becauseyou got that bitch back.
It was never served.
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Does that make sense?
Yeah, so it's the same with theemail with all your bills.
So look how they even get it.
How they even get it, how theyeven get the contract with you
is the post office service,because it's still backed by
gold and that's considered theheir jurisdiction.
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Think about this.
So if you send your paperworkcertified mail, they have to
sign for it.
That means they disagree towhatever's in the mail.
They sign for it.
That means they disagree to it.
They have to agree.
They disagree to it.
They signed it.
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That means they agree towhatever they just accepted.
Yeah, no doubt.
And now you got a witness onthe case, someone that can be
subpoenaed now because theyreceived the mail and signed for
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it.
Yeah, also, you need to do achange of address, too, with the
courts.
I'm actually going to pull itup so you can see the shit.
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Real life weed case.
Real life weed case in Atlanta.
They hit me with intent todistribute in Atlanta in 2021.
I had edibles, my own edibles.
I had like 200 packs and thengot caught with like a QP of
weed or some shit.
I got out the next day.
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No, they ain't give me the shitback, they ain't give me.
They can keep all that shit.
It was some Cali weed too.
I was pissed.
Speaker 1 (32:19):
Let me find that shit Because they just gave me a
bond.
You know what I'm saying.
So this like I'm still not inthat jurisdiction because I
ain't hired a bond.
You know what I'm saying.
So this like I'm still not inthat jurisdiction because I
ain't hired no attorney.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm still going under thepressure of parents at an
arrangement.
I don't have no attorney.
So this is perfect.
Still I'm finna.
Gun they ass down.
Speaker 2 (32:43):
Let me see, let me see, whoa, let me see.
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So you see this shit Change ofaddress.
So, look, we're going to lookat this address right here, the
top address.
Look, you see the Fulton CountyCourthouse.
So I did a change of address tomy virtual address that I had
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known a business address so Ican get all the mail, because
they send all this court stuffto the court in your name.
Well, you say you understand.
So you, you know there hasadhesion clauses.
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But look, this is the stuff.
I put that on file.
This is a peace bond I have puton file without lie because
that was my bond right there,that was my bond.
Does that make sense?
That was my bond.
Does that make sense?
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They let me out, but that'swhat I put on the file.
Certificate of identity.
Fee schedule, ein number, birthcertificate.
Yeah, nigga, it's official,nigga Adams.
Speaker 1 (34:24):
County.
All right, all right, soalright.
So I mean, that was theoriginal one.
Speaker 2 (34:30):
Yeah, that was my original birthday.
I just sent him a picture of it.
So how'd you get there?
I got there from Adams County,wherever you born at, via the
statistics.
Oh, that's just how they shit.
Yeah, that's Adams County.
Yeah, all right, all right.
Yeah, why don't I know?
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Listen, I told them I need somemoney.
The birth certificate was thesame shit.
What was that?
It says where's the difference?
It's the same shit.
Birth certificate and livebirth yeah, same thing.
But look, you see this.
I told him I assert payment atabout $15,000 within seven days
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of the date before appearancefor any legal proceedings.
If you need me to go to court,I said I should only appear by
special visitation.
This time is very valuable andany actions against the set of
fire will be dismissedimmediately without further
notice if not paid in full.
Hey, straight up, that's howI'm hitting the court.
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Clerk Got me fucked up.
Nigga, I'll do what they do.
You owe me some money, god damnit.
But that's all Alright anytimeyou get a ticket.
Pretty much that's like freemoney, free money.
Yeah, yeah, you gotta thinkabout it.
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They're going to get creditagainst your social security
number.
So you ever heard of governmentgrants?
You ever heard of somebodygetting a government grant?
So a government contract, right, government contracts.
That's all you're doing.
When you go to court, you'recontracting with the government,
think about it.
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And the state is going to pay.
When you go to prison, thestate, so federal prison.
You had a job, right, youworked at Unicor or something.
I'm just telling my girl aboutUnicor.
You hear me?
Yeah, I had a job before thoughyeah, I had one before.
Speaker 1 (36:38):
I had one when I got out of prison.
Speaker 2 (36:40):
Can't you put that on a resume?
You had a federal job, right orwrong, but look but look.
So the feds are getting fundedbecause you're working correct,
right, but you're not gettingthe full percentage.
They're giving you a smallpiece.
Did you ever go to get anyteeth pulled or anything in the
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feds?
Did you ever get any medicaldone?
I didn't.
So if you want to get Anythingdone, when they ask for your
Account number On the medicalsheet, they put your Social
security number.
That pays for everything.
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (37:13):
As a matter of fact, you show right, bro, cause I did
I went and got my People upthere.
Speaker 2 (37:17):
I went to the dentist , so, look, when you go to, when
you go to jail, don't they havetrustees?
Uh huh, what they the trusteeof?
You're the trustee of theSocial Security Trust.
You was the beneficiary, nowthe state is the beneficiary
Because you're working for thestate now, so the state is
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benefiting.
Does that make sense?
So you're just here.
You're supposed to switch roles.
When you go on the court, youlet them know I'm the
beneficiary of this case.
Yeah, only thing we need totalk about is where you're
sending my proceeds.
When you become, they switchpositions with you.
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Let me try to make this shitmake a little bit more sense for
you.
Man, cause, look, cause thisshit.
I understand fucking stocks andbonds and shit.
So that's the first thing youshould look up.
What is a stock warrant?
Because when you get a warrant,it's just a stock warrant
You're going to court to.
A warrant is a security issuedby a company that gives the
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holder the right, but not theobligation, to buy a certain
number of shares of thecompany's stock at a specific
price.
You're about to stake a claimin the United States Corporation
and they're going to become thebeneficiaries of your fucking
trust.
That's what pays for court, allthis extra shit going on and
smoking mirrors, bro.
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What does plea mean, bro?
It means to beg, don't it?
Huh, yeah, he don't want to beg.
No doubt, man.
I want to see the realdefinition.
Plea means when motherfuckerssay, please, what's that mean?
So you begging for a deal?
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A plea bargain?
A bargain for a deal, a pleabargain?
A bargain is a deal, satisfied,agreeable.
That's how I'm looking at it.
They just play on our language.
Bargain, you get a motherfuckersign.
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Plea bargains.
Dang, that's all business, bro.
Sign in an offer, that's all.
They just keep you signed here.
A business transaction.
They don't handle that.
They don't handle that money Tovend or sell.
So at the end of the day,understanding a stock warrant,
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you're going to sell some stock,simple as that.
Anytime you get served with awarrant, that's an invitation.
So look it says it right here.
Like bonds, more attractive toinvestors, but you're their
private investor the whole time.
They need you to sign off oneverything so the prosecutor can
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get paid, the court gets paid,you get to make these decisions.
When you're the trustee, youget to make the decisions, but
with this type of trust, all youget to do is work it off with a
public trust.
Private trust is different.
We just liable, right, you'rejust liable, liability, that's.
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All you're signing up for isliability.
Speaker 1 (40:42):
That's exactly it.
Speaker 2 (40:44):
You're liable for all the motherfucking?
Yeah, but you have to followall the paperwork that I gave
you.
Speaker 1 (40:49):
And so I was reading that green, I was reading book
that Green put on there, bro, Iwas reading uh, uh, uh.
What was it called?
Speaker 2 (40:59):
I think it was in the school man A day ago.
Oh, about the trust.
Speaker 1 (41:03):
Yeah, about the trust and it was talking about how
the trustee you know what I'msaying.
It was just saying the trusteehas to take care of everything.
How vital the role was, youknow what I'm saying.
And how he has to take care ofeverybody and the beneficiary,
you know.
Speaker 2 (41:24):
Yeah, the trustee is always there for the beneficiary
, right?
He pleases the beneficiary morethan himself.
Yes, your job is to grow thetrust and to make sure the
beneficiary gets paid.
The beneficiary's job isbasically just a handout.
Some beneficiaries get tochoose trustees and fire
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trustees, but in the Sister, k-5trust, which is only for
beneficial use.
So this is why the judge has toswitch, or, of the judge, the
court has to switch positionswith you.
The state has to switchpositions with you in the court
scenario in order to get thoseproceeds.
It's still going to your name,though the judge is acting as
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the administrator and theprosecutor is acting as the
creditor.
And all you're investing in isin these securities, in these
bonds, yep.
And what document breaks thatdown?
The best is the letter ofrogatory.
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Yep, the letter of rogatory.
You know who else got that goodgas?
Michigan, they got that fire.
We got some good gas.
(42:53):
Michigan, they got that fire.
Illinois got some good tooChicago, chicago.
So look this, bro, that's lit.
San Diego.
I used to stay on Farbrook,it's right there.
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Well, I haven't been everywhere.
So look when they get judgments.
So when the judge asks if aperson understands, he or she is
asking if the person is liablefor the bond.
I'm not responsible for thesebonds, but I will appoint the
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judge as the trustee andfiduciary and be the beneficiary
of all proceeds.
The judgments are stamped withsomething to the effect of the
page of the order of the notes,are then pulled together and
then become securities which areyet to be pulled together and
sold as bonds.
Said bonds are liens against me, a defendant, in error.
And then it breaks down howthey move these motherfuckers.
You already said you had theDuns and Bradstreet number.
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The state's attorney has theDuns and Bradstreet number.
You can file this with theIllinois state attorney.
Everything, all these documents, all securities are then
deposited with the DTC in NewYork.
Speaker 1 (44:14):
You should follow him with the state attorney.
Speaker 2 (44:16):
Yeah, you can follow him with the state attorney,
like when I had him do with this.
You see all the locations yougot you got.
So this was the uh for childsupport.
But yeah, you see, he got theuh.
I thought he had the state'sattorney on this bitch, but
there's.
There's a GSA office in Chicago.
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All the bonds are going to haveto go through the GSA right
there.
So I would definitely use this.
I would definitely use thataddress.
But, yeah, you can use thestate's attorney for sure or the
attorney general or whoever thefuck he got up there in
Illinois.
Definitely use that address.
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But yeah, you can use thestate's attorney for sure, or
the attorney general or whoeverthe fuck you got up there in
Illinois, oh damn.
Speaker 1 (45:03):
They sent me some mail.
They sent me some mail, it wasuh.
They sent me a third of the.
Speaker 2 (45:09):
That's old though.
Send that shit back.
Return, alright.
Return the sender, refuse thecontract and black out your name
on that bitch.
They can't use your name whenyou make the name of business.
Tell them they can't use yourname anytime you print my name
in the publication.
Speaker 1 (45:24):
That's gonna cost you so when I so what I'm saying,
when I'm don't make the name ofbusiness right, do I make the LR
first do what?
Speaker 2 (45:31):
So when I'm saying, when I'm going to make the name
of the business right.
Do I make the LR business now?
Do what Before I trademark?
Speaker 1 (45:35):
the name.
Do I go and make the LR?
Speaker 2 (45:36):
You ain't even got to trademark it right now.
You're already in court.
Bro, Just make your name abusiness ASAP.
I wouldn't even stress off thetrademark.
Just get rid of this court casefirst.
Speaker 1 (45:47):
Yeah, so just making my name a business, that's just
me going in there and justsaying.
Speaker 2 (45:51):
Well, I'm saying you need to get a record of it,
stamp by the state.
It's $50 in Missouri, bro.
You can get a DBA or afictitious name, it's $750.
You just need something stampedwith the state.
I'm not the name I work fortoday.
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You know it's a family name,it's an estate.
Simple as that.
But you got all the documents.
Read that shit, bro.
Read over it till it makessense.
This letter of rogatorydefinitely will make sense.
And the notice of mistake.
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And then that affidavit ofDemir.
It shows about special parents.
But you're telling them theseare class five gift and estate
taxes.
You tell them to make that shitout to you.
Simple as that.
So read that until it makessense.
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Read this right here.
But you see it already got thename in it.
All you got to do is copy andpaste this shit in ChatGPT and
just copy and replace your name.
Say you copy this and saychange this name to my name,
change this, so the trust numberright here is the court case
number.
Change this trust number tothis court case number.
It's that simple, plug and play, bro.
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I copy and paste everything.
Look, bro, it's this simple.
Watch I'm about to show you.
Ain't nothing to it but to doit.
I gave you the whole game, bro,for the love.
So look, I'm copying it.
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I'm about to go to my chat GBTright now, huh.
So look, I'm copying it.
Speaker 1 (47:52):
I'm about to go to my chat.
Gbt right now.
They ain't listening to you,for no reason, bro.
Huh, I'm hearing everything I'mnot saying.
Speaker 2 (47:56):
They ain't listening for no reason Change the name.
Hold on, Let me see what thefuck it say.
Alan J of the Family Jones.
You know I'm going through, bro.
I think I got booked.
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Yeah, I got booked.
Speaker 1 (48:32):
I didn't get hit until this time.
I was being reached out.
You know what I'm saying.
But I did run some markets.
The markets was telling me, youknow what I'm saying.
Speaker 2 (48:40):
He knew some shit yeah, marty Burgo, some shit.
Speaker 1 (48:43):
Yeah, he knew some shit and he was dropping it like
this.
He was more just like pointingto the right way though, and
brother kind of fucked up whenhe was talking to me too.
But I knew he knew what he wastalking about.
You know what I'm saying.
So I wanted to pick his brainmore, but we kind of lost
contact.
I booked and he got he caughthis case so I missed him.
You know what I'm saying, but Iheard he was on his way home.
Speaker 2 (49:07):
Man, fre it to me all .
But this is all you do, bro.
Look, yeah, yeah, look, that'shard.
You can put the actual file inthis bitch and tell her what to
do.
So you know.
And basically that's how I runmy business.
Now it's all chat GPT.
But yeah, man, I've been doingthis shit for a minute.
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Man, I'm not new to this, I'mtrue to this.
But yeah, man, I've been doingthis shit for a minute.
Man, I'm not new to this, I'mtrue to this.
Ain't no nigga inhalable evergot the task force on no
situation.
They trying to bust in my homieshit in the projects on Shawnee
Trail.
And I called Jimmy Shin on thetask force.
I said Jimmy Shin, come get himoff.
I'm a Moore, I'm a national.
Hey, this shit work like amotherfucker, work like a
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motherfucker.
And then I had a little moneyin Monroe City but I was like
nigga, I'm getting too known outhere.
So I dipped up out of thereBecause as soon as I learned
this shit, I tried to go backand do that shit up there and
they were like you got to go.
They threatened me every day upthere, threatened to kill me.
They was calling my pops.
Everybody, yeah, yeah, Ibelieve it.
Speaker 1 (50:09):
That's what I'm saying.
Once I get this, once I getback you know what I'm saying
where I got these people to ballthis girl.
I'll finish this.
Go back in where I was bro.
Speaker 2 (50:18):
Yeah, as long as you ain't spreading it, they'll let
you get out.
You know, but I helped somebodywith a domestic assault case.
But you, it was Adrian.
His mom worked, adrian Jones,his mom worked for the Daniel
Bastian.
Daniel Bastian signed off onall the paperwork.
You know he's a judge downthere now, but I was right under
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them, under the Mark TwainTyler Company.
That's where I was, that was myoffice.
It was at the Mark Twain TylerCompany in Pamara.
Where'd you go to get yournumber?
Right there at the office.
That's where I was goingthrough Charlene Jones, I'm just
going to pop up and say, yeah,I'm going to go down there.
They got donaries up there.
Yeah, you know.
Yeah, I'll tell you.
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I'm telling you, don't bescared.
Don't be scared to talk toDonald Bass.
You know he's a judge downthere for the municipal court
but he's a trust attorney.
Speaker 1 (51:13):
I know, and I do that right, and bro, I'm sitting
here.
I told you, man, I just got asituation, bro, but once I get
these people up on me, yeah, I'mgonna go sit down and holler at
people, bro, to show down here.
I'm gonna use my resources, bro.
Speaker 2 (51:23):
Yeah, just like, who can I donate to Shit?
If it's $100, just tell them,just give it to him.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, hey, man, this is fromthe family trust.
This is from the family trust,simple as that.
So you can be under a certainjurisdiction down there, man.
Yeah, that's correct, bro,that's what I'm talking about.
But yeah, right now you need tomake that name a business.
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Okay, even if it's an EIN, youcan grab an EIN and make your
name an LLC.
As long as you got proof, yourname is a business yes you don't
want to be an Illinois.
I don't want to be part ofIllinois when y'all fucking
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charging me anyways.
Now, if you got something inMissouri, go ahead and file some
Illinois paperwork.
That's how I move.
I like to be foreign in everyjurisdiction I'm in Because you
know, being from Missouri,you're foreign.
But once you file thispaperwork, they is not going to
fuck with you, unless you get introuble again in Quincy.
This shit will pop back up,though.
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Does that make sense?
So it's like when I went.
I'm with the same.
Speaker 1 (52:39):
You're telling them you've given them a internet
whoop Promise.
Pretty funny.
Speaker 2 (52:45):
Promising to be a.
You know what I'm sayingupright person, Upright man.
Speaker 1 (52:52):
Yeah, Processing to be a you know what I'm saying a
right person, a right man.
Speaker 2 (52:54):
You know what I'm saying Because I've been like
when I was just back in Missouri, got pulled over, did a lot of
shit, went to jail for two daysAin't shit pop up.
But as soon as I go on, thedrug station, did some bullshit,
they didn't even care.
I had a hell of weed on me, bro.
They ain't even fucked with theweed.
They took my ass to jail forsome shit from 2017.
Speaker 1 (53:15):
Well listen, when we make a promise like this, I'm
telling you we catch anothercharge.
Can they sue us?
Speaker 2 (53:21):
No, they're not going to sue you.
That's what the court case is.
To sue you, that's when theyget paid on the back end.
You just don't know it.
They make it look criminal, soyou go with the flow.
Criminal, so you go with theflow.
If there's no engine party orthere's no damage property, it
is a civil case.
It's really not a criminal case.
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Your case is criminal becausethere's no victim.
Remember that you always havethe right to face your accuser.
The accuser can't be arepresentation of somebody.
There's only a representationof the state.
You have not caused no damageto the state.
Demographics is the graphicdemons, bro.
These are the courts of Baal.
Speaker 1 (54:02):
By Baal.
That's how I hear it now.
Speaker 2 (54:08):
Yeah, so Baal's a demon name Baal yes, these are
the temples of Baal.
Yeah, so Belle's a demon name.
Belle yes, these are thetemples of Belle.
I'm going to give you theinformation.
I don't know nothing about it,but I just know that love
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conquers everything.
So I want you to learn to loveeverything.
Just know that love conquerseverything.
So once you learn to loveeverything and learn that we're
all connected, that breaks thefucking chains of this
motherfucker, because I showeverything love.
I'll tell them.
I'm grateful for thisexperience, even though you
motherfuckers got me locked up.
It could be a lot worse.
Speaker 1 (54:49):
Well, mike, when you were talking to the white, you
know the bald worse.
Well, like when you weretalking to um the white, you
know the bald-headed dude man hewas.
You know what I'm saying?
He was just dropping game too.
Speaker 2 (54:59):
Oh yeah, jason.
Speaker 1 (55:01):
Yeah, and he was just saying you know like, you know
they ain't gonna respect you ifyou running around, but you know
just being like the hoodlum bro, Right, you know, just being
like the hoodlum bro.
You know what I'm saying.
You know, ain't nobody gonnarespect you.
You know what I'm saying, butwanna have more of a principle,
bro.
Speaker 2 (55:16):
So look, wanna Look?
I gave you that link too andlook, but look, it says the same
thing right here.
Because I told you improperpersona.
I was always taught.
Don't say that either.
Look.
Never appear pro se, pro, per orpro anything, not even improper
persona.
Never allow the black roguedevil to proclaim that you are
there Pro se, pro, per or proanything, always, always, take
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exception.
One does not object to thejudge's utterance, one takes
exception.
One objects to the prosecutor'sutterances.
That's lit.
I never took exception beforethe Supreme Court, in all of its
ultimate wisdom, made thisruling about those who appear
pro se.
If there's any truth to the oldproverb that one who's his own
lawyer has a fool for a client,the court, by its opinion today,
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now bestows a constitutionalright on one to make a fool of
himself Ferreta versusCalifornia To become a good
belligerent claimant, one needsto learn to forever defend it.
Neither court nor the state hasthe right or the need to know
one's family, work, militaryeducation or religious
background.
Because they ask you all thisshit when do you work from?
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Where do you live?
I don't tell them shit.
Hey, they say state your namefor the record.
My mom calls me son, mychildren call me father.
Can you show me something withmy name on it for presenting?
Where do you live In a housewhen you from?
I'm from Earth.
I'm from my mama, motherfucker.
Speaker 1 (56:38):
Yeah, because I was saying like they create, they do
an identity test.
Speaker 2 (56:43):
Look the more information one volunteers, the
more these devils have to useagainst their victim.
All that is needed is that oneis able to read, write and speak
American English.
Stop volunteering information.
I don't volunteer shit.
Here's the sui juris, righthere.
I like that because we werejust talking about that.
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If one, out of necessity, mustbe present to represent the
fiction, then your presence isnot the appearance, as things
unseen being the fiction arethat which appears Sui juris,
par ones own rights or suiprostate esse.
Don't know what that means thelord or master of the soil.
I know what just solely meansself-rule is the master of
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oneself and comes now.
He or she doesn't and cannotappear in the airspace above the
fictional prize courts.
I use sui juris.
I use just solely as thenationality.
He or she doesn't and cannotappear in the airspace above the
fictional prize courts.
I use Suey Juris.
I use Judge Sully as thenationality.
So I got a book called JudgeSully.
To appear pro se or proanything is to accept a
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temporary appointment to the bar.
British accredited registryAttorneys are esquires, which is
a royal title.
Esquires are apprentices ofknights or squires who are
practicing to become squires andyou pay for their practice.
Damn, that's crazy.
But I'm just showing you, bro,this is the game I get.
Bro, I don't hide nothing frommy people, man, sometimes you
(58:10):
just need to be.
How much time is this?
I just put it in the chat, bro.
Okay, I'm going to read all ofthis.
Yeah, that's fine, what?
Yeah, bro, this is where I geta lot of shit.
I had a chance to read thisbefore I went to the feds.
But always demand for thelicense.
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That's why I was telling youthe delegation of authority or
the oath of office Demand a copyto be entered on the record.
Neither of them will be able toproduce a copy.
They are corporate fictions.
Artificial entities Also securea certified copy of the judge's
oath of office and place a copythereof into the court record.
Judges are supposed to have asurety bond posted.
However, most of them have notposted a surety bond and some
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have not even bothered to recordan oath.
And then some, if they dorecord an oath, it's on the
surrogate's office, which isunder trust.
So they can't do it undercriminal laws.
There's no criminal court.
All of those persons and all ofthat is equity, unreputed
affidavit stands as truth incommerce acquiescence.
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They can't respond to anaffidavit because only a live
man can can file an affidavit.
They're a corporate entity.
They cannot file an affidavit.
They're a corporate entity.
They cannot file an affidavit.
They can only send billingstatements.
That's why corporations sendyou billing statements.
You can say you, I reallywouldn't even have to go to
court, I want you to file thepaperwork.
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No, nigga Bro, no, I went inthere once just to see what they
was on, to see what they wasgoing to be on, because if you
keep going, after a whilethey're going to try to say
you're crazy.
You're going to have to knowwhat to say.
Object da-da-da.
You file your paperwork.
They send you anything.
You send that shit back, returnthe sent and refuse the
contract and file the fuckingliens on whoever was involved.
(01:00:07):
Get the fucking officer's badgenumber, whatever.
Whoever was involved.
Get the judge.
Get the fucking officer's badgenumber, whatever.
You need to take paperwork tothe courthouse.
Have your girl take the shit.
Speaker 1 (01:00:15):
What about this motherfucker that he kicked the
motherfucker that went to thecourthouse to meet the fucking
court date.
Speaker 2 (01:00:21):
I just returned the sentence.
Return the sentence, refuse thecontract, black out your name.
They can't keep using your name.
That's when you send your feeschedules.
This name's a business.
I would send from a wholedifferent address.
Bro, I don't know how the fuckthey got your home address for
it.
Why would you get the policeyour address?
This is my granny, this is mygranny.
(01:00:42):
None of that.
They can't have nothing.
You know, hey, hey, this is mygranny.
You know I'm a junior, right, Iain't never lived with my dad.
Nigga, I use his address.
Nigga, they serve that nigga.
That nigga said boy, the policewas at the house again.
I told him it wasn't me.
(01:01:06):
Hey, they tried to sit thatnigga in a court.
Boy, I was on a court with mychildren.
Shit was fun.
But yeah, man, all this shit isa game.
Bro, what do you do on thebasketball court?
You dig what I'm saying.
You bought the ticket from theofficer to go to court, baby, so
you got to think about it.
So look, so look, say you andyour girl get in the
I have a question Right Without my status, I still
come in there shopping likethat.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
So what I'm saying is if you know what you're doing,
so you need some type ofpaperwork to prove.
So that's what I'm saying Goahead, so you're Missouri.
Look bro, let me try, me try.
Let me try to pull Missourishit up, cause I went in there
(00:31):
with my Missouri paperwork andsee, that's what I just you know
, I got.
I want you to knowautomatically most courts in
Illinois they don't even havegold friends around the flag, so
they automatically are underthe republic.
(00:53):
Illinois is one of those states.
I don't usually have any issuesright, right, right, and most
people that I've seen speakingabout Illinois most of them in
Illinois, but once you file yourpaperwork, I quit going Once I
go in there.
So look, you see this.
So just this alone right here.
(01:13):
So you got this.
It's no longer active, though,but this is a fictitious name.
In other states it's calleddoing business ads, a DBA.
That's sufficient enough to goin there with.
That's only $7 in Missouri thefine, this one's $50.
So this one's still active, yousee, and that's all I go in
there with, bro.
And that's the form ofidentification.
(01:35):
Yeah, because they're going tosay are you, Let me show you,
let me show you.
Is it your birth certificate?
Identification, for sure, bro,this birth you in the commerce
too.
Okay, gotcha, that's all Ineeded right there.
Yeah, certificate of goodstatus.
Certificate of organizationFirst, middle, last name LLC.
Speaker 1 (01:54):
I'm conditionally accepting everything, bro.
I'm coming in peace, man.
You know I'm a friend of theguy bro.
Speaker 2 (02:00):
I don't, I'm getting a.
I'm talking to this last guy inHawaii.
He said man, I'm using the sameshit Disney used.
Let me show you what Disneyused, because you know, I show
y'all how to be royalty too,right?
You've seen.
Prestigious Title of nobilityRight here, prestigious titles
Right here.
This is proof of nothing.
He filed this shit.
(02:22):
He filed Because he's a duketoo.
If you're a landlord, that's aroyal title, bro.
Who else gets to sit around andcollect money and do nothing?
Why are you in a box Other thanthe warden?
Speaker 1 (02:38):
I'm a Duke, I said.
She said I'm a Dutch.
I said that's right.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
Who said that?
My girl, oh, your girl, in tune.
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
She surprised me when she saidthat.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
I ain't she in tune.
Ain't nobody else talking likethat down there, unless they're
watching DonKalamcom.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
Damn.
They booted me right in frontof them.
Speaker 2 (03:07):
Nah, nah, she a keeper, bro.
Ain't nobody else talking likethat down there, unless they
watching that on collabcom.
Speaker 1 (03:15):
Hey, did my man, Scotty meet you?
Did he say something to you?
I?
Speaker 2 (03:18):
don't know, I ain't had nobody named Scotty hit me
up.
Oh okay, so look.
Speaker 1 (03:24):
I put him on game man , yeah, man, but I'm listening.
This is what Disney does.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
They use the royal clause.
When the Gator got the boy,look, they settled their
year-long dispute.
It was over taxes.
Oh, it was over taxes, disney.
You know what Disney called meon cities?
I didn't know this Boy.
(03:59):
You haven't been watching melong enough then.
So Disney is the only bigplayer in the tourism industry
to challenge this property taxbill Because the governor the
governor Santas or whatever hisname is in Florida, he came in
trying to make them pay taxesand they said no, we're not
paying taxes.
And the reason being is becausethey use the royal clause.
(04:21):
Everybody over here is royalty,you're royalty, bro.
The Royal England Clause, tocount.
The previous Disney-friendlyboard a really creased adopted
an 11th-hour agreement thatinvoked an illegal provision
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known as the Royal Lives Clause.
The clause essentially tied theagreement's terms to the
lifespan of King Charles III'sdescendants, a move intended to
extend the terms for as long aslegally possible.
The Royal England Clause, theRoyal Lives Clause you can put
that shit in your paperwork.
No, I'm just putting it in thepaperwork.
(05:04):
You can't, because you got tounderstand.
You just have to learn.
You have to know law, bro.
If you're fighting for yourself, you have to know this shit.
Go in there and know thesemotherfucking these definitions?
Know these definitions?
Look, this is a federal.
You understand what US codesare.
This is what they used to putyou in the feds, wasn't it All
(05:26):
right?
So look, this is 28 USC 3002.
Two court means any courtcreated by Congress of the
United States, excluding theUnited States tax courts.
So you're telling me Congresshad a fucking hearing on you.
Tell me, hey, fam, did Congressgo and have a hearing on you?
So if they didn and have ahearing on you, so if they
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didn't have a hearing on you,that means the permission didn't
come from congress.
It's a tax issue.
It's all business, brother, youowe them some taxes because you
and friends, you broke a code.
Because you're a governmentemployee with an ID, the ID
makes you working for thegovernment.
So anytime you fuck up at work,now you gotta pay us.
Or you're a government employeewith an ID, the ID makes you
working for the government.
So anytime you fuck up at work,now you gotta pay us, or you're
gonna go do the time Like atimeout, just like school.
(06:14):
Bro, what happened?
You got sent to the principal'soffice, right?
That's court nigga.
If the principal wants tofucking kick you out, put you in
timeout, put you against thewall, shit Back.
When we was in school, theyused to try to whoop our ass.
Still, my mom wasn't going.
All the paperwork you got,though, is sufficient enough,
(06:38):
bro, so first, of all, okay, allright, I mean no, I'm just
going over.
Speaker 1 (06:44):
You know how to come.
Speaker 2 (06:52):
So first of all, before you cross, when they say
your name, you're there byspecial appearance, Special
appearance.
Speaker 1 (07:00):
Never admit to being the name.
That's all I.
This is what I got down.
I said you know, but that'sanother question.
Before I even go in there, whenI'm challenging the
jurisdiction, I'm coming in on aspecial appearance, right?
Speaker 2 (07:11):
Can I step up Challenge?
Subject matter jurisdictionbecause they got jurisdiction,
brother, they have ajurisdiction.
Speaker 1 (07:17):
I'm challenging subject matter jurisdiction and
I'm challenging personaljurisdiction as well.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
I don't even use the word person.
Don't use the word person.
Uh-uh, yup, let me grab this,let me find it.
Nah, for the record, shit, ifthey ask your name, say my mom
calls me son, my children callme father.
Oh, I am who I am.
(07:43):
You name property, goddammit.
You name.
Am who I am.
We don't get you name property,goddammit.
You name a motherfucking dog.
You can't name me.
I'm child of the most high.
I can't be contained.
I'm here on special appearance.
On special appearance, let themknow you're the trustee of the
estate.
Hey, this is when you go inthere showing your name as the
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business.
Hey, I'm here.
Here's the identification I ama member of the business.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
And I've seen a third-party third-party
intervener.
Speaker 2 (08:17):
however you want to say it, whatever makes sense to
you.
I'm not trying to confuse you.
You want to keep it simple.
No, no, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I just went in there.
They were like are you such andsuch?
And I just let them know.
Is this a court of record?
Can you let the record reflectIf I cross this bar?
I'm not under any jurisdictionor contract.
You go in there.
(08:37):
I'm here.
I'm speaking under a spokenaffidavit of truth.
I reserve all my rights, youknow.
Then I just start askingquestions Where's your
delegation of authority?
Order, simple as that.
Prove to me that you're alawful judge.
This is a court of record,correct?
If you cannot prove to me thatyou're a lawful judge or you're
a lawful attorney, they have tohave a contract for the state.
(09:00):
Give me a contract for thestate.
This is a court of record.
I can't just take your word forit.
Where's your delegation ofauthority?
If you can't prove yourdelegation of authority, I
demand for dismissal After yousay anything.
This is a demand for dismissal.
Every time they say somethingyou don't like, object.
You can't listen to them,because if you listen to them
and start playing that game,you're going to get caught up
(09:21):
because you're not used to thisshit, so don't even pay
attention to anything.
They say Object and keeptalking.
But you need to follow all thisshit before you go in there.
Take all of this Demand, foryou want demand and you want
demand for full accounting andfinancial disclosure.
(09:42):
These are the main thingsyou're going to want.
We do not consent to privateaccounts.
That's what they're doing.
Y'all this shit notarized.
Yeah, you got all the other.
(10:04):
I just sent them to you.
You didn't you?
You, you didn't have those.
You had these right here.
You had all these.
Yeah, I got the standard.
So only you can only challengejurisdiction.
I'm in special appearance, butchallenge subject matter
jurisdiction, not just anyjurisdiction, because they have
a jurisdiction.
Personal jurisdiction is cool.
(10:32):
So look, we're doing subjectmatter jurisdiction, personal
jurisdiction, and the venue.
So delegation of orders, oathof offices.
We need to see all of these orthis court cannot proceed.
I'm telling you they're goingto try to ignore you, railroad
you, all that shit.
That's why you have to object.
You got to know what the fuckyou're doing, bro.
Don't let none of that shitfaze you.
(10:58):
I'm telling you nigga, my shitgot dropped that same day, don't
they do just continue, bro.
And they try to railroad, don'tgo.
They have to respond to thisshit, bro, before court can even
proceed If they send yousomething in the mail.
Return the sender, refuse thecontract.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
I got the ticket.
I didn't even open that shitbecause I was so waiting.
Speaker 2 (11:21):
Send that shit back, bro.
I'm going to send that shitright back.
Send it right back.
But you see, this State ofIllinois has an EIN number, bro,
something.
This shit's already filled outfor you.
Yeah, I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
I got the.
(11:41):
So this letter of rogatory, youdefinitely want that one on too
.
So you want the first pages Ishowed you.
You want full accounting,disclosure and delegation of
authority.
Order.
Always demand this shit.
Demand means assertion of alegal right.
Don't be scared to say demand.
Demand means assertion of alegal right.
So you want the special debier,the affidavits of facts.
(12:04):
This is challengingjurisdiction.
So it's alright for motion todismiss because it's a motion.
So we demand for dismissal.
Well, a motion has to beapproved by a judge.
You follow me, you there,alright, you follow me.
And then you see All right, youfollow me.
(12:25):
And then you see, in the upperright-hand corner, I always
label things as exhibits.
Speaker 1 (12:31):
If none of you cut out, you say you said that I'm
never putting in a motion,because a motion is a judge.
Speaker 2 (12:38):
A judge has to rule on a motion, right?
So I would give you somethingto read.
I would give you something toread.
I would give you something toread on your oath.
You see this, this is the first.
This is what I actually used inthe feds, bro.
I turned this into an affidavit.
I wrote I really wroteeverything.
(12:59):
I rewrote everything down.
You gotta click it in the chat.
Yeah, rv Bay Publication,rental Freedom.
I used this.
This was the first affidavit Iever filed with the feds and
they put it under seal, andthat's when I was new to doing
something.
I put affidavit of facts andthen I just wrote this shit down
(13:22):
.
Look, federal law and SupremeCourt cases apply to state court
cases Howlett versus Rose.
And then boom, it's going totell you constitutional,
psychopathic inferiority whenthey ask do you understand?
That's putting you under theirjurisdiction.
State governments are buttrustees acting under under
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derived authority.
The court, officers of thecourt have no immunity when
violating the constitutionalright from liability, for they
deem to know the law.
They all take oaths.
This is when I learned that thegovernment has they take oaths.
That's when this shit clickedfor me.
So that puts them underjurisdiction as a public servant
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.
So now you have to prove thatyou're a master, because when
you're coming in, I'm provingthat.
So they're the uphold, thecorporate system.
So when you have a state stampon your name showing it's a
business and you're a member andyou're there making decisions,
they can't bypass that.
Now let me show you somethingelse too, because you said pro
(14:31):
se and I had to correct that.
Usually I don't correct it.
Oh yeah, usually I don'tcorrect it, because
motherfuckers are like I toldyou, don't fucking message me.
Anyways, I was, I gotta give myhomie, but you look of age and
independent.
Let me try to find some more.
Alright, so you were studying.
(14:54):
Yeah, I just want you to know.
So you gotta understand what'sthe nigga's name, who's against
you?
The pro se cuter.
He's already in pro se.
He's the pro se cuter.
He's already in pro se.
He's the pro se cuter.
Yeah, pro se is just a pawn bro.
So you controlling themotherfucking music?
But yeah, so Suey Juras isputting you in your right mind.
(15:17):
You're right to contract.
I can't see what I want to showyou but the.
I can't see what I want to showyou but the capacity to manage
one's own affairs.
It means one's own rights.
So anytime they call you pro seobject, I object.
(15:37):
I'm not pro se.
I'm here sui juris.
I'm legally independent andcapable of managing my own
affairs.
That was the first thing theyput in my motherfucking head.
Some people say inappropriate.
I just don't like the in-personword.
I stay away from the personword because persona I'm not
(15:57):
playing that game with you,ain't no persona, nigga, I'm
king Shit.
That's the only persona I'mgoing to be in this motherfucker
.
Speaker 1 (16:11):
King me so.
Speaker 2 (16:14):
I'm a dude, god damn it.
I'm a child of God, but but yousee it, that's going to be in
there, and so they.
Some people do use impropriatepersona.
I just was taught to stay awayfrom that person and wear it all
together.
Speaker 1 (16:30):
Okay, um, I ain't even going to come like that.
I'm going to come to thejudicial court.
Speaker 2 (16:36):
It ain't even that difficult there.
If, if shit don't go your way,that you need to sue their ass
to the district courts Becauseyou ain't hurt nobody, you have
the right to face your accuser.
So once you lay down the law onthis, now you have the right to
face your accuser, because thisshit is contract law, you
royalty.
So you know you get to be seenby the higher courts.
(17:00):
If shit don't go my way, I'mgoing to the higher courts, quit
playing.
And if shit don't go my way,I'm going to the higher courts,
quit playing.
And if shit don't go my waythere, I'm still going until I
get to the higher courts ofjustice in fucking England.
This is an international crimebeing held against me now.
Why?
Because they can't even tryColor of law.
They can only try you.
If you're white or black man, acorporation, a corporate person
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, there is law.
Then there is color law, asemblance of which is real, yet
it's not.
So, yeah, rescinding signatures, if you said you understood.
Now the only motherfuckerthat's really on the line here
is the cop who issued this shitand the prosecutor.
The judge is going to be cool,but look.
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So it's important to understandthat we file affidavit of facts
at the top or affidavit oftruth, because they can, and
they do deny a motion, asmotions are discretionary and
applicable to colorable courtsordinances, statutes and codes,
but not to law.
Further applies to corporate orcolorable people, negros,
statutes and codes, but not tolaw.
Further applies to corporate orcolorable people, negroes,
colors, blacks, white peoplebecause it's discretionary
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action that can be, and usuallyis, denied.
You follow me.
And then, when you want to pullout some case law, bro, the
case law is in the paperwork so,but I'm going to pull it up and
show you some shit.
So I always demand to dismiss.
This is making you a foreign tothe jurisdiction.
(18:32):
If you use this code, I'll showit to you real quick.
So that's why I say just doeverything with Missouri so you
can be a national in Missouri.
I'm about to show you why.
So, 8 USC 1408, nationals, butnot citizens of the United
States.
So what is a national?
A national means a personowning a permanent allegiance to
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a state, not the United States,not the United States
Corporation, but a state of therepublic.
That's your country.
If you're from Texas, you're aTexan, right?
That's their nationality.
So you would come in as aMissourian.
You ain't nothing else.
I'm not a US citizen.
I'm nothing else.
Just keep it plain and simple.
I'm a Missourian.
They can't fuck with that.
(19:17):
I'm a Missourian.
I just want you to see.
That's real definitions, oh.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
I'm very honest.
I'm just going to acknowledgewhat I'm downloading.
Speaker 2 (19:33):
Look, a native or inhabitant of the state of
Missouri.
That's your nationality, though, yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:44):
No doubt.
Speaker 2 (19:46):
So I just want you to see that.
Motions versus affidavitsthat's why we do affidavits.
We don't ever follow motion.
So although a motion is aproper form in a proper court,
as opposed to club of courts,most people are in fact dealing
with the challenging thejurisdiction of the inferior
courts or club of courts who arenot acting lawfully or properly
.
Because a motion admits to thejurisdiction of the court and
the motion is discretionary.
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The court chooses not to honorthe motion or not to second it.
Thus it is denied.
So I just label this always anexhibit, because if they don't
put it on the record, that istampering with evidence.
And when you put this on, youcan do it the day before court.
(20:30):
If you want to, yeah right,okay, I just want to know if you
get put this.
First, though, the court clerkmust file your documents,
because some people try to getoff not filing.
You put this as your coverletter.
She must do it.
If she doesn't, it's a felony,correct, gotcha.
And then I was looking she mustdo it.
If she doesn't, it's a felony,correct, gotcha.
(20:51):
And then I was looking for theW-A-B-E-N.
So that goes with that foreignaffidavit, mm-hmm.
Right here you see I put8-U-S-C-1408?
You just put Missouri rightthere instead of Illinois.
Okay, and then let me find anote.
This note's a mistake righthere.
This is telling them sorry, hey, I apologize if I led you to
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believe that I'm the surety orthe sole beneficiary of this
public document.
It's saying you're not thatbusiness.
You follow me.
You're not the statutory nameor the surety model on the birth
certificate.
Boom, I put Trenzy versusPagliaro in it somewhere.
I want you to understand whatthat means.
I don't see where it's at, butI want you to put it in
(21:37):
somewhere in your paperwork.
I use this case for everything,bro.
So Transy versus Peg LiaroAttorneys are considered foreign
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agents.
We'll start there Now.
Look right here.
An attorney for the plaintiffcannot admit evidence in the
court.
He's either an attorney or awitness.
Does that make sense?
So they're foreign to theUnited States.
(22:19):
Look at this right there.
This case law right here showsyou that the government is an
artificial person.
Yeah, because families, bro,it's private families.
It makes sense to me.
Speaker 1 (22:44):
Right and say what they doing is right what we
doing and I understand thatbecause they doing it.
You know what I'm saying,because the motherfuckers
telling us to let them do it,you know.
That's just the law of nature.
That's just the law of nature.
Any bug, any animal, it's gonnaeat what the fuck?
Speaker 2 (22:59):
you know it can take advantage of.
Tell them motherfuckers downthere, judge Mobley and Judge
Jackson been eating off ourpeople for years, hey, and
they're working straight.
Hey, look, look, look, bro, Idon't give a fuck who.
You show this to, bro.
Listen, they're workingdirectly for the Worshipful
Masters.
(23:19):
They're right there by thefucking Pleasant Avenue, nigga,
where the lodge is.
They got the Masons in theEastern Forest and they're all
OGs and they do be kidnappingniggas, bro, and killing them.
Listen bro the.
Speaker 1 (23:35):
Animal Arts Council man.
The Animal Arts Council theyhold Facebook page, bro, it's
better for y'all.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
Shit's crazy, bro.
I was just like.
We grew up in this shit so wethink it's gravy.
Like, literally, they'll bekidnapping motherfuckers and
feeding them to the pigs, bro,grinding their ass up,
sacrificing them, bro, eventheir own people, if they own
people, some of they.
So look, they have some type ofuh, uh, uh, they're gypsies
down there, bro, yeah, a bro-nodgy, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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So, bro, they, they was offingand burying some of their
motherfuckers, that wassnitching on them and shit.
Like hey, shit crazy.
But if you black or some, I'mlike, bro, I've seen one of them
, uh, statement on the pollagainst one of them said she was
a nigger lover.
Hey, hey, hey, fuck me up, bro,fuck me up.
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But you know, my brother, myoldest brother, is white.
So I started really studyingthe police through the Christina
Winokur stuff.
That's his cousin and I justcouldn't.
That's when I learned that HPDwas connected to sex trafficking
.
Feds won't fuck with them,though.
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Shit crazy.
But yeah, bro, you just gonnahave to go in there and act like
you know what the fuck you'retalking about.
But make sure your paperworkgood and anytime they mail you
something, mail that shit rightback, do not accept it oh yeah.
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And another thing is, if youwant to look at the next step,
you can throw at them with someliens and shit.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
And see, that's what I'm going to do.
I wanted to just get on thatnext Like, once I get up out,
I'm locked in.
Bro, you know what I'm saying?
I'm going to just lock in andI'm going to just operate.
Speaker 2 (25:48):
Well, I see I emailed it to you.
I don't know if you checked it.
Did you get all the emails Isent you?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, did you seethis?
This is the lien right here.
I see I sent it to you onSeptember 1st.
It come with this book righthere.
Then these are the liens, bro,then a book that goes on the
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liens.
But read this shit, bro,because look, because I put all
this in my paperwork with thefeds and they put this shit all
under seal, bro.
I said all corporate governmentis based upon commercial
affidavits, commercial contracts, commercial liens, commercial
distresses.
Hence governments cannotexercise the power to respond to
commercial processes.
Legitimate political power of acorporate entity is absolutely
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dependent upon its possession ofcommercial bonds against public
hazard.
And the first time I learnedabout public hazard bonds was in
the feds.
Because no bonds means noresponsibility, means no power
of official signature, means noreal corporate political power,
means no privilege to operatestatutes as a corporate vehicle.
The corporate legal power issecondary to commercial
guarantees.
Case law is not a responsiblesubstitute for a bond.
So municipal corporations,which include cities, counties,
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states and national governments,have no commercial reality
without bonding of the entity,its vehicle statutes and effects
the execution of its rulings Incommerce.
It's a felony for the officer ofa political public office to
not receive or report a claim tothis bonding company.
It's a felony for the agent ofthe bonding company to not pay
the claim.
So once you start putting thisin, they have to give you the
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information, and I also followthis with the Adams County
Sheriff's Office, directly tothe sheriff.
I need you to understand.
All these are separatecorporations.
Yep, you're correct, they allwork together.
The sheriff don't keep hisfucking names at all, so they're
supposed to be for the people,right?
Speaker 1 (27:39):
And the department, the government, the HBD, the
government.
These motherfuckers just runaround doing a one, two.
It's a hazard, themotherfuckers that don't know
what the fuck's going on.
Speaker 2 (27:52):
That's it.
Speaker 1 (27:54):
That's it.
The slaves of the of the uh ofthe uh of Rome, that's it.
Speaker 2 (27:59):
That's it.
All officials are required byfederal, state and municipal law
to provide the name, addressand telephone number of the
public hazard and malpracticebonding company and the policy
number of the bond.
So they have to give you allthat information, or it's a
felony.
You should have pulled up on methis weekend, man.
I went to go see Chico Bean.
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That nigga shot me out andeverything.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
I seen you down there and I remember you just said
something about being an ATO.
I was like, oh, I know that.
Speaker 2 (28:28):
Nah, I went to Cleveland.
I went to Cleveland, but theyshouting me out out there.
Man, that shit was lit.
Speaker 1 (28:34):
Listen, bro.
Man, I could pull up right now,bro.
You know what I'm saying Forreal, Like.
Speaker 2 (28:41):
I said man.
Speaker 1 (28:49):
Nah, you just didn't come kicking with me sometimes,
you Nah, you just didn't comekicking with me.
Sometimes you can see how I beAll these niggas.
Know me, bro, I done helpedeverybody.
Speaker 2 (28:58):
Yeah, man, I done helped a hell of motherfuckers
up there with court cases too.
Motherfuckers be going to thiscourt scared.
Just follow the shit, bro,don't even trip.
Speaker 1 (29:08):
Bro, I know you guys, bro, you helping thousands of
people.
Bro, I already know that it'snot.
You know it's probably nottouching down there.
You know 100,000, bro, I knowthis.
I'm saying I'm just going tokeep locking in, bro, that's all
I it, but to do it, bro.
Speaker 2 (29:31):
And don't stand down.
But it's all about if they tryto give you something, nigga, do
not send that shit right back.
So you got to think about it.
You ain't not on child support,right?
So listen.
But do you know how niggas geton child support?
By not responding to the mail.
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Does that make sense?
If child support kept sendingme something and I kept sending
it back, they can never put meon child support If they keep
sending you something in themail talking about you got a
court date and I keep sending itback.
I'm not held reliable becauseyou got that bitch back.
It was never served.
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Does that make sense?
Yeah, so it's the same with theemail with all your bills.
So look how they even get it.
How they even get it, how theyeven get the contract with you
is the post office service,because it's still backed by
gold and that's considered theheir jurisdiction.
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Think about this.
So if you send your paperworkcertified mail, they have to
sign for it.
That means they disagree towhatever's in the mail.
They sign for it.
That means they disagree to it.
They have to agree.
They disagree to it.
They signed it.
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That means they agree towhatever they just accepted.
Yeah, no doubt.
And now you got a witness onthe case, someone that can be
subpoenaed now because theyreceived the mail and signed for
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it.
Yeah, also, you need to do achange of address, too, with the
courts.
I'm actually going to pull itup so you can see the shit.
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Real life weed case.
Real life weed case in Atlanta.
They hit me with intent todistribute in Atlanta in 2021.
I had edibles, my own edibles.
I had like 200 packs and thengot caught with like a QP of
weed or some shit.
I got out the next day.
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No, they ain't give me the shitback, they ain't give me.
They can keep all that shit.
It was some Cali weed too.
I was pissed.
Speaker 1 (32:19):
Let me find that shit Because they just gave me a
bond.
You know what I'm saying.
So this like I'm still not inthat jurisdiction because I
ain't hired a bond.
You know what I'm saying.
So this like I'm still not inthat jurisdiction because I
ain't hired no attorney.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm still going under thepressure of parents at an
arrangement.
I don't have no attorney.
So this is perfect.
Still I'm finna.
Gun they ass down.
Speaker 2 (32:43):
Let me see, let me see, whoa, let me see.
(33:06):
So you see this shit Change ofaddress.
So, look, we're going to lookat this address right here, the
top address.
Look, you see the Fulton CountyCourthouse.
So I did a change of address tomy virtual address that I had
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known a business address so Ican get all the mail, because
they send all this court stuffto the court in your name.
Well, you say you understand.
So you, you know there hasadhesion clauses.
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But look, this is the stuff.
I put that on file.
This is a peace bond I have puton file without lie because
that was my bond right there,that was my bond.
Does that make sense?
That was my bond.
Does that make sense?
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They let me out, but that'swhat I put on the file.
Certificate of identity.
Fee schedule, ein number, birthcertificate.
Yeah, nigga, it's official,nigga Adams.
Speaker 1 (34:24):
County.
All right, all right, soalright.
So I mean, that was theoriginal one.
Speaker 2 (34:30):
Yeah, that was my original birthday.
I just sent him a picture of it.
So how'd you get there?
I got there from Adams County,wherever you born at, via the
statistics.
Oh, that's just how they shit.
Yeah, that's Adams County.
Yeah, all right, all right.
Yeah, why don't I know?
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Listen, I told them I need somemoney.
The birth certificate was thesame shit.
What was that?
It says where's the difference?
It's the same shit.
Birth certificate and livebirth yeah, same thing.
But look, you see this.
I told him I assert payment atabout $15,000 within seven days
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of the date before appearancefor any legal proceedings.
If you need me to go to court,I said I should only appear by
special visitation.
This time is very valuable andany actions against the set of
fire will be dismissedimmediately without further
notice if not paid in full.
Hey, straight up, that's howI'm hitting the court.
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Clerk Got me fucked up.
Nigga, I'll do what they do.
You owe me some money, god damnit.
But that's all Alright anytimeyou get a ticket.
Pretty much that's like freemoney, free money.
Yeah, yeah, you gotta thinkabout it.
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They're going to get creditagainst your social security
number.
So you ever heard of governmentgrants?
You ever heard of somebodygetting a government grant?
So a government contract, right, government contracts.
That's all you're doing.
When you go to court, you'recontracting with the government,
think about it.
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And the state is going to pay.
When you go to prison, thestate, so federal prison.
You had a job, right, youworked at Unicor or something.
I'm just telling my girl aboutUnicor.
You hear me?
Yeah, I had a job before thoughyeah, I had one before.
Speaker 1 (36:38):
I had one when I got out of prison.
Speaker 2 (36:40):
Can't you put that on a resume?
You had a federal job, right orwrong, but look but look.
So the feds are getting fundedbecause you're working correct,
right, but you're not gettingthe full percentage.
They're giving you a smallpiece.
Did you ever go to get anyteeth pulled or anything in the
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feds?
Did you ever get any medicaldone?
I didn't.
So if you want to get Anythingdone, when they ask for your
Account number On the medicalsheet, they put your Social
security number.
That pays for everything.
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (37:13):
As a matter of fact, you show right, bro, cause I did
I went and got my People upthere.
Speaker 2 (37:17):
I went to the dentist , so, look, when you go to, when
you go to jail, don't they havetrustees?
Uh huh, what they the trusteeof?
You're the trustee of theSocial Security Trust.
You was the beneficiary, nowthe state is the beneficiary
Because you're working for thestate now, so the state is
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benefiting.
Does that make sense?
So you're just here.
You're supposed to switch roles.
When you go on the court, youlet them know I'm the
beneficiary of this case.
Yeah, only thing we need totalk about is where you're
sending my proceeds.
When you become, they switchpositions with you.
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Let me try to make this shitmake a little bit more sense for
you.
Man, cause, look, cause thisshit.
I understand fucking stocks andbonds and shit.
So that's the first thing youshould look up.
What is a stock warrant?
Because when you get a warrant,it's just a stock warrant
You're going to court to.
A warrant is a security issuedby a company that gives the
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holder the right, but not theobligation, to buy a certain
number of shares of thecompany's stock at a specific
price.
You're about to stake a claimin the United States Corporation
and they're going to become thebeneficiaries of your fucking
trust.
That's what pays for court, allthis extra shit going on and
smoking mirrors, bro.
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What does plea mean, bro?
It means to beg, don't it?
Huh, yeah, he don't want to beg.
No doubt, man.
I want to see the realdefinition.
Plea means when motherfuckerssay, please, what's that mean?
So you begging for a deal?
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A plea bargain?
A bargain for a deal, a pleabargain?
A bargain is a deal, satisfied,agreeable.
That's how I'm looking at it.
They just play on our language.
Bargain, you get a motherfuckersign.
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Plea bargains.
Dang, that's all business, bro.
Sign in an offer, that's all.
They just keep you signed here.
A business transaction.
They don't handle that.
They don't handle that money Tovend or sell.
So at the end of the day,understanding a stock warrant,
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you're going to sell some stock,simple as that.
Anytime you get served with awarrant, that's an invitation.
So look it says it right here.
Like bonds, more attractive toinvestors, but you're their
private investor the whole time.
They need you to sign off oneverything so the prosecutor can
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get paid, the court gets paid,you get to make these decisions.
When you're the trustee, youget to make the decisions, but
with this type of trust, all youget to do is work it off with a
public trust.
Private trust is different.
We just liable, right, you'rejust liable, liability, that's.
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All you're signing up for isliability.
Speaker 1 (40:42):
That's exactly it.
Speaker 2 (40:44):
You're liable for all the motherfucking?
Yeah, but you have to followall the paperwork that I gave
you.
Speaker 1 (40:49):
And so I was reading that green, I was reading book
that Green put on there, bro, Iwas reading uh, uh, uh.
What was it called?
Speaker 2 (40:59):
I think it was in the school man A day ago.
Oh, about the trust.
Speaker 1 (41:03):
Yeah, about the trust and it was talking about how
the trustee you know what I'msaying.
It was just saying the trusteehas to take care of everything.
How vital the role was, youknow what I'm saying.
And how he has to take care ofeverybody and the beneficiary,
you know.
Speaker 2 (41:24):
Yeah, the trustee is always there for the beneficiary
, right?
He pleases the beneficiary morethan himself.
Yes, your job is to grow thetrust and to make sure the
beneficiary gets paid.
The beneficiary's job isbasically just a handout.
Some beneficiaries get tochoose trustees and fire
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trustees, but in the Sister, k-5trust, which is only for
beneficial use.
So this is why the judge has toswitch, or, of the judge, the
court has to switch positionswith you.
The state has to switchpositions with you in the court
scenario in order to get thoseproceeds.
It's still going to your name,though the judge is acting as
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the administrator and theprosecutor is acting as the
creditor.
And all you're investing in isin these securities, in these
bonds, yep.
And what document breaks thatdown?
The best is the letter ofrogatory.
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Yep, the letter of rogatory.
You know who else got that goodgas?
Michigan, they got that fire.
We got some good gas.
(42:53):
Michigan, they got that fire.
Illinois got some good tooChicago, chicago.
So look this, bro, that's lit.
San Diego.
I used to stay on Farbrook,it's right there.
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Well, I haven't been everywhere.
So look when they get judgments.
So when the judge asks if aperson understands, he or she is
asking if the person is liablefor the bond.
I'm not responsible for thesebonds, but I will appoint the
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judge as the trustee andfiduciary and be the beneficiary
of all proceeds.
The judgments are stamped withsomething to the effect of the
page of the order of the notes,are then pulled together and
then become securities which areyet to be pulled together and
sold as bonds.
Said bonds are liens against me, a defendant, in error.
And then it breaks down howthey move these motherfuckers.
You already said you had theDuns and Bradstreet number.
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The state's attorney has theDuns and Bradstreet number.
You can file this with theIllinois state attorney.
Everything, all these documents, all securities are then
deposited with the DTC in NewYork.
Speaker 1 (44:14):
You should follow him with the state attorney.
Speaker 2 (44:16):
Yeah, you can follow him with the state attorney,
like when I had him do with this.
You see all the locations yougot you got.
So this was the uh for childsupport.
But yeah, you see, he got theuh.
I thought he had the state'sattorney on this bitch, but
there's.
There's a GSA office in Chicago.
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All the bonds are going to haveto go through the GSA right
there.
So I would definitely use this.
I would definitely use thataddress.
But, yeah, you can use thestate's attorney for sure or the
attorney general or whoever thefuck he got up there in
Illinois.
Definitely use that address.
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But yeah, you can use thestate's attorney for sure, or
the attorney general or whoeverthe fuck you got up there in
Illinois, oh damn.
Speaker 1 (45:03):
They sent me some mail.
They sent me some mail, it wasuh.
They sent me a third of the.
Speaker 2 (45:09):
That's old though.
Send that shit back.
Return, alright.
Return the sender, refuse thecontract and black out your name
on that bitch.
They can't use your name whenyou make the name of business.
Tell them they can't use yourname anytime you print my name
in the publication.
Speaker 1 (45:24):
That's gonna cost you so when I so what I'm saying,
when I'm don't make the name ofbusiness right, do I make the LR
first do what?
Speaker 2 (45:31):
So when I'm saying, when I'm going to make the name
of the business right.
Do I make the LR business now?
Do what Before I trademark?
Speaker 1 (45:35):
the name.
Do I go and make the LR?
Speaker 2 (45:36):
You ain't even got to trademark it right now.
You're already in court.
Bro, Just make your name abusiness ASAP.
I wouldn't even stress off thetrademark.
Just get rid of this court casefirst.
Speaker 1 (45:47):
Yeah, so just making my name a business, that's just
me going in there and justsaying.
Speaker 2 (45:51):
Well, I'm saying you need to get a record of it,
stamp by the state.
It's $50 in Missouri, bro.
You can get a DBA or afictitious name, it's $750.
You just need something stampedwith the state.
I'm not the name I work fortoday.
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You know it's a family name,it's an estate.
Simple as that.
But you got all the documents.
Read that shit, bro.
Read over it till it makessense.
This letter of rogatorydefinitely will make sense.
And the notice of mistake.
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And then that affidavit ofDemir.
It shows about special parents.
But you're telling them theseare class five gift and estate
taxes.
You tell them to make that shitout to you.
Simple as that.
So read that until it makessense.
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Read this right here.
But you see it already got thename in it.
All you got to do is copy andpaste this shit in ChatGPT and
just copy and replace your name.
Say you copy this and saychange this name to my name,
change this, so the trust numberright here is the court case
number.
Change this trust number tothis court case number.
It's that simple, plug and play, bro.
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I copy and paste everything.
Look, bro, it's this simple.
Watch I'm about to show you.
Ain't nothing to it but to doit.
I gave you the whole game, bro,for the love.
So look, I'm copying it.
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I'm about to go to my chat GBTright now, huh.
So look, I'm copying it.
Speaker 1 (47:52):
I'm about to go to my chat.
Gbt right now.
They ain't listening to you,for no reason, bro.
Huh, I'm hearing everything I'mnot saying.
Speaker 2 (47:56):
They ain't listening for no reason Change the name.
Hold on, Let me see what thefuck it say.
Alan J of the Family Jones.
You know I'm going through, bro.
I think I got booked.
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Yeah, I got booked.
Speaker 1 (48:32):
I didn't get hit until this time.
I was being reached out.
You know what I'm saying.
But I did run some markets.
The markets was telling me, youknow what I'm saying.
Speaker 2 (48:40):
He knew some shit yeah, marty Burgo, some shit.
Speaker 1 (48:43):
Yeah, he knew some shit and he was dropping it like
this.
He was more just like pointingto the right way though, and
brother kind of fucked up whenhe was talking to me too.
But I knew he knew what he wastalking about.
You know what I'm saying.
So I wanted to pick his brainmore, but we kind of lost
contact.
I booked and he got he caughthis case so I missed him.
You know what I'm saying, but Iheard he was on his way home.
Speaker 2 (49:07):
Man, fre it to me all .
But this is all you do, bro.
Look, yeah, yeah, look, that'shard.
You can put the actual file inthis bitch and tell her what to
do.
So you know.
And basically that's how I runmy business.
Now it's all chat GPT.
But yeah, man, I've been doingthis shit for a minute.
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Man, I'm not new to this, I'mtrue to this.
But yeah, man, I've been doingthis shit for a minute.
Man, I'm not new to this, I'mtrue to this.
Ain't no nigga inhalable evergot the task force on no
situation.
They trying to bust in my homieshit in the projects on Shawnee
Trail.
And I called Jimmy Shin on thetask force.
I said Jimmy Shin, come get himoff.
I'm a Moore, I'm a national.
Hey, this shit work like amotherfucker, work like a
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motherfucker.
And then I had a little moneyin Monroe City but I was like
nigga, I'm getting too known outhere.
So I dipped up out of thereBecause as soon as I learned
this shit, I tried to go backand do that shit up there and
they were like you got to go.
They threatened me every day upthere, threatened to kill me.
They was calling my pops.
Everybody, yeah, yeah, Ibelieve it.
Speaker 1 (50:09):
That's what I'm saying.
Once I get this, once I getback you know what I'm saying
where I got these people to ballthis girl.
I'll finish this.
Go back in where I was bro.
Speaker 2 (50:18):
Yeah, as long as you ain't spreading it, they'll let
you get out.
You know, but I helped somebodywith a domestic assault case.
But you, it was Adrian.
His mom worked, adrian Jones,his mom worked for the Daniel
Bastian.
Daniel Bastian signed off onall the paperwork.
You know he's a judge downthere now, but I was right under
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them, under the Mark TwainTyler Company.
That's where I was, that was myoffice.
It was at the Mark Twain TylerCompany in Pamara.
Where'd you go to get yournumber?
Right there at the office.
That's where I was goingthrough Charlene Jones, I'm just
going to pop up and say, yeah,I'm going to go down there.
They got donaries up there.
Yeah, you know.
Yeah, I'll tell you.
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I'm telling you, don't bescared.
Don't be scared to talk toDonald Bass.
You know he's a judge downthere for the municipal court
but he's a trust attorney.
Speaker 1 (51:13):
I know, and I do that right, and bro, I'm sitting
here.
I told you, man, I just got asituation, bro, but once I get
these people up on me, yeah, I'mgonna go sit down and holler at
people, bro, to show down here.
I'm gonna use my resources, bro.
Speaker 2 (51:23):
Yeah, just like, who can I donate to Shit?
If it's $100, just tell them,just give it to him.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, hey, man, this is fromthe family trust.
This is from the family trust,simple as that.
So you can be under a certainjurisdiction down there, man.
Yeah, that's correct, bro,that's what I'm talking about.
But yeah, right now you need tomake that name a business.
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Okay, even if it's an EIN, youcan grab an EIN and make your
name an LLC.
As long as you got proof, yourname is a business yes you don't
want to be an Illinois.
I don't want to be part ofIllinois when y'all fucking
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charging me anyways.
Now, if you got something inMissouri, go ahead and file some
Illinois paperwork.
That's how I move.
I like to be foreign in everyjurisdiction I'm in Because you
know, being from Missouri,you're foreign.
But once you file thispaperwork, they is not going to
fuck with you, unless you get introuble again in Quincy.
This shit will pop back up,though.
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Does that make sense?
So it's like when I went.
I'm with the same.
Speaker 1 (52:39):
You're telling them you've given them a internet
whoop Promise.
Pretty funny.
Speaker 2 (52:45):
Promising to be a.
You know what I'm sayingupright person, Upright man.
Speaker 1 (52:52):
Yeah, Processing to be a you know what I'm saying a
right person, a right man.
Speaker 2 (52:54):
You know what I'm saying Because I've been like
when I was just back in Missouri, got pulled over, did a lot of
shit, went to jail for two daysAin't shit pop up.
But as soon as I go on, thedrug station, did some bullshit,
they didn't even care.
I had a hell of weed on me, bro.
They ain't even fucked with theweed.
They took my ass to jail forsome shit from 2017.
Speaker 1 (53:15):
Well listen, when we make a promise like this, I'm
telling you we catch anothercharge.
Can they sue us?
Speaker 2 (53:21):
No, they're not going to sue you.
That's what the court case is.
To sue you, that's when theyget paid on the back end.
You just don't know it.
They make it look criminal, soyou go with the flow.
Criminal, so you go with theflow.
If there's no engine party orthere's no damage property, it
is a civil case.
It's really not a criminal case.
(53:42):
Your case is criminal becausethere's no victim.
Remember that you always havethe right to face your accuser.
The accuser can't be arepresentation of somebody.
There's only a representationof the state.
You have not caused no damageto the state.
Demographics is the graphicdemons, bro.
These are the courts of Baal.
Speaker 1 (54:02):
By Baal.
That's how I hear it now.
Speaker 2 (54:08):
Yeah, so Baal's a demon name Baal yes, these are
the temples of Baal.
Yeah, so Belle's a demon name.
Belle yes, these are thetemples of Belle.
I'm going to give you theinformation.
I don't know nothing about it,but I just know that love
(54:30):
conquers everything.
So I want you to learn to loveeverything.
Just know that love conquerseverything.
So once you learn to loveeverything and learn that we're
all connected, that breaks thefucking chains of this
motherfucker, because I showeverything love.
I'll tell them.
I'm grateful for thisexperience, even though you
motherfuckers got me locked up.
It could be a lot worse.
Speaker 1 (54:49):
Well, mike, when you were talking to the white, you
know the bald worse.
Well, like when you weretalking to um the white, you
know the bald-headed dude man hewas.
You know what I'm saying?
He was just dropping game too.
Speaker 2 (54:59):
Oh yeah, jason.
Speaker 1 (55:01):
Yeah, and he was just saying you know like, you know
they ain't gonna respect you ifyou running around, but you know
just being like the hoodlum bro, Right, you know, just being
like the hoodlum bro.
You know what I'm saying.
You know, ain't nobody gonnarespect you.
You know what I'm saying, butwanna have more of a principle,
bro.
Speaker 2 (55:16):
So look, wanna Look?
I gave you that link too andlook, but look, it says the same
thing right here.
Because I told you improperpersona.
I was always taught.
Don't say that either.
Look.
Never appear pro se, pro, per orpro anything, not even improper
persona.
Never allow the black roguedevil to proclaim that you are
there Pro se, pro, per or proanything, always, always, take
(55:41):
exception.
One does not object to thejudge's utterance, one takes
exception.
One objects to the prosecutor'sutterances.
That's lit.
I never took exception beforethe Supreme Court, in all of its
ultimate wisdom, made thisruling about those who appear
pro se.
If there's any truth to the oldproverb that one who's his own
lawyer has a fool for a client,the court, by its opinion today,
(56:01):
now bestows a constitutionalright on one to make a fool of
himself Ferreta versusCalifornia To become a good
belligerent claimant, one needsto learn to forever defend it.
Neither court nor the state hasthe right or the need to know
one's family, work, militaryeducation or religious
background.
Because they ask you all thisshit when do you work from?
(56:23):
Where do you live?
I don't tell them shit.
Hey, they say state your namefor the record.
My mom calls me son, mychildren call me father.
Can you show me something withmy name on it for presenting?
Where do you live In a housewhen you from?
I'm from Earth.
I'm from my mama, motherfucker.
Speaker 1 (56:38):
Yeah, because I was saying like they create, they do
an identity test.
Speaker 2 (56:43):
Look the more information one volunteers, the
more these devils have to useagainst their victim.
All that is needed is that oneis able to read, write and speak
American English.
Stop volunteering information.
I don't volunteer shit.
Here's the sui juris, righthere.
I like that because we werejust talking about that.
(57:03):
If one, out of necessity, mustbe present to represent the
fiction, then your presence isnot the appearance, as things
unseen being the fiction arethat which appears Sui juris,
par ones own rights or suiprostate esse.
Don't know what that means thelord or master of the soil.
I know what just solely meansself-rule is the master of
(57:25):
oneself and comes now.
He or she doesn't and cannotappear in the airspace above the
fictional prize courts.
I use sui juris.
I use just solely as thenationality.
He or she doesn't and cannotappear in the airspace above the
fictional prize courts.
I use Suey Juris.
I use Judge Sully as thenationality.
So I got a book called JudgeSully.
To appear pro se or proanything is to accept a
(57:46):
temporary appointment to the bar.
British accredited registryAttorneys are esquires, which is
a royal title.
Esquires are apprentices ofknights or squires who are
practicing to become squires andyou pay for their practice.
Damn, that's crazy.
But I'm just showing you, bro,this is the game I get.
Bro, I don't hide nothing frommy people, man, sometimes you
(58:10):
just need to be.
How much time is this?
I just put it in the chat, bro.
Okay, I'm going to read all ofthis.
Yeah, that's fine, what?
Yeah, bro, this is where I geta lot of shit.
I had a chance to read thisbefore I went to the feds.
But always demand for thelicense.
(58:31):
That's why I was telling youthe delegation of authority or
the oath of office Demand a copyto be entered on the record.
Neither of them will be able toproduce a copy.
They are corporate fictions.
Artificial entities Also securea certified copy of the judge's
oath of office and place a copythereof into the court record.
Judges are supposed to have asurety bond posted.
However, most of them have notposted a surety bond and some
(58:58):
have not even bothered to recordan oath.
And then some, if they dorecord an oath, it's on the
surrogate's office, which isunder trust.
So they can't do it undercriminal laws.
There's no criminal court.
All of those persons and all ofthat is equity, unreputed
affidavit stands as truth incommerce acquiescence.
(59:24):
They can't respond to anaffidavit because only a live
man can can file an affidavit.
They're a corporate entity.
They cannot file an affidavit.
They're a corporate entity.
They cannot file an affidavit.
They can only send billingstatements.
That's why corporations sendyou billing statements.
You can say you, I reallywouldn't even have to go to
court, I want you to file thepaperwork.
(59:45):
No, nigga Bro, no, I went inthere once just to see what they
was on, to see what they wasgoing to be on, because if you
keep going, after a whilethey're going to try to say
you're crazy.
You're going to have to knowwhat to say.
Object da-da-da.
You file your paperwork.
They send you anything.
You send that shit back, returnthe sent and refuse the
contract and file the fuckingliens on whoever was involved.
(01:00:07):
Get the fucking officer's badgenumber, whatever.
Whoever was involved.
Get the judge.
Get the fucking officer's badgenumber, whatever.
You need to take paperwork tothe courthouse.
Have your girl take the shit.
Speaker 1 (01:00:15):
What about this motherfucker that he kicked the
motherfucker that went to thecourthouse to meet the fucking
court date.
Speaker 2 (01:00:21):
I just returned the sentence.
Return the sentence, refuse thecontract, black out your name.
They can't keep using your name.
That's when you send your feeschedules.
This name's a business.
I would send from a wholedifferent address.
Bro, I don't know how the fuckthey got your home address for
it.
Why would you get the policeyour address?
This is my granny, this is mygranny.
(01:00:42):
None of that.
They can't have nothing.
You know, hey, hey, this is mygranny.
You know I'm a junior, right, Iain't never lived with my dad.
Nigga, I use his address.
Nigga, they serve that nigga.
That nigga said boy, the policewas at the house again.
I told him it wasn't me.
(01:01:06):
Hey, they tried to sit thatnigga in a court.
Boy, I was on a court with mychildren.
Shit was fun.
But yeah, man, all this shit isa game.
Bro, what do you do on thebasketball court?
You dig what I'm saying.
You bought the ticket from theofficer to go to court, baby, so
you got to think about it.
So look, so look, say you andyour girl get in the
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