by Free » Fri Sep 18, 2009 2:50 pm
Here's an idea which came to me recently.
In the unfortunate event we are stopped and asked for our private personal details I believe this simple tool could be used as a method of preventing any corporate officer from gaining joinder. Till now we've often asked the question 'Am I obliged to answer your questions?' However the PTB have rushed through a new so called law which allows them the powers of arrest for asking questions! The so called offence being 'Obstructing an officer in the course of their duty'.
So in the light of this I have a suggestion to make it 'appear' to the so called officer that we are co-operating...yet leaving us free from joinder.
The date we we were born is our Date of Birth
The date our parents registered us is the date our person was created or, our Date of Berth
The two dates are rarely the same. Unless of course the mother (vessel) rushes off to the registrar the same day she gave birth to us. Highly unlikely!
When asked to provide our Name we respond by saying 'As 3rd party agent I can give you the Name of the Person which is.........'
When asked for the Date of Birth we can respond by saying 'As 3rd party agent I can tell you the Date of Berth of the Person was.........' and give the date the person was created. Or, the date our mother registered us.
When asked for an address we can simply respond by saying 'As 3rd party agent I can tell you the Person can be located at...........'
We can see now that it's not the meaning of the words which is important. It is how they 'sound' to those they are spoken to.
It's a method which as we know has been used against us for many years. And one which we can use back at them to confuse their own system. Should a matter ever reach a court, a conflict of dates will be present in the paperwork and the claim cannot be upheld against us.
Just a thought, and as always open to discussion. But it's one that I shall be adopting from now on.
Free
Ironic, that those who would consider us mad choose to live in the madness of an illusion