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The Constitution governs how laws are written and enforced
"Sovereignty" is not something you declare, it is that which you exercise.
declaring yourself Sovereign
... that tells me all i need to know about what the target goal of this thread is.
Trust me if I got one of these on my desk it would be summarily dismissed to the circular file.
Originally posted by ajay59
reply to post by squarehead666
That was really odd! The quote that I had high-lighted, was still when I went back and it was not the quote that appeared. despite that fact, you still knew what I was addressing. Like I say, highly unusual!
Uniform Commercial Code is within the UCC itself, it governs transactions between corporations and corporations OR in some instances Corporations and people if the people purchase something from that corporation
yes, it is and that is the whole point.
the proper use of the Uniform Commercial Code is within the UCC itself
Originally posted by Honor93
so, what 'collateral' does the bank enter the contract with when you sit at the table and sign the agreement ??
your collateral is the property ... what is theirs ??
that's a really strange answer.
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
Originally posted by Honor93
so, what 'collateral' does the bank enter the contract with when you sit at the table and sign the agreement ??
your collateral is the property ... what is theirs ??
That's a really strange question.
If I loan you money, what "collateral" must I have? None.
Originally posted by ajay59
reply to post by Hefficide
Are you stating that the government of the US is not a corporation? Can you state beyond a reasonable doubt that this country's government IS NOT on any books as a corporation?
Originally posted by ajay59
reply to post by Hefficide
Are you stating that the government of the US is not a corporation? Can you state beyond a reasonable doubt that this country's government IS NOT on any books as a corporation?
Originally posted by ajay59
reply to post by vkey08
But you are saying that a corporation can "process" a human being through the courts? This is what I really would like to have clarified.
well if that's true, then why can't an 'individual' exercise their 'corporation' equally ?
Originally posted by flyswatter
Originally posted by ajay59
reply to post by Hefficide
Are you stating that the government of the US is not a corporation? Can you state beyond a reasonable doubt that this country's government IS NOT on any books as a corporation?
The government *HAS* a corporation, but does not exist solely *AS* a corporation. As I understand it, this is the case with most countries.
Originally posted by vkey08
Originally posted by ajay59
reply to post by Hefficide
Are you stating that the government of the US is not a corporation? Can you state beyond a reasonable doubt that this country's government IS NOT on any books as a corporation?
Yes, I can state that as far as I am aware, that beyond any reasonable doubt the actual Government of the United States is NOT on any books as a C Corp or an S Corp or even a 50(?) C Corp.