….on the true nature of law
If you’ve had the dubious pleasure of wading through any of my previous ramblings, you’ll be aware that I’ve been on a rather tiresome, but necessary, crusade for the last word on freedom, law, and sovereignty.
I drag it up now and again, not because I enjoy flogging a dead horse, but because, frankly, it’s one of the most significant and illuminating ideas I’ve ever stumbled upon. Period.
Or so I’ve been told. One particularly enthusiastic reader took the time to write in, brimming with newfound purpose. She gleefully informed me that, armed with her newfound knowledge, she’d managed to shave off hundreds of pounds in taxes and no longer quakes in the face of so-called authority.
Instead, she’s found a fresh, defiant liberation – perhaps the only kind left in our increasingly bureaucratic age.
For her, that alone was worth the exercise.
If you’re still reading, I suspect you’re cut from the same cloth – you crave solutions that work and give you clarity, real tools, and practical means to transcend the obstacles you face – not vague hopes or empty promises.
When I first came across Greg Paul’s Lessons in Law series from The Sovereign’s Way and learned they were offering the entire series for free, I was more than eager to share it.
Greg has crafted seven hard-hitting tutorials that dismantle the most entrenched myths about law and what it truly means to be free of them.
Whether you progress beyond this event with what you learn is entirely up to you. I guarantee you’ll find yourself surprised by what’s revealed.
From the true nature of the strawman to your real rights, trusts, living privately, and handling so-called authorities, he covers it all.
Now, isn’t that worth a look?
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PS Many years ago I watched a YouTube video “Don’t talk to the police”. It was a masterpiece of a lecture by a Law School Professor to a class of law students.
Back then it had a few hundred views. Today it has 19.7 million. You were probably one of them.
The reason it’s so powerful is because it’s not just about whether you talk to the police – it’s a lesson in life – don’t share ANYTHING about yourself with anyone who doesn’t have your best interests at heart.
I was once pulled over into a layby by a policeman for no apparent reason. When he started asking me questions I politely said “I don’t answer questions”. After I’d repeated myself a couple of times he waved me on.
He was probably trying to get me to incriminate myself by asking “Do you know why I pulled you over?” If I’d replied “I was probably exceeding the speed limit, officer”, unknowingly I’d have admitted guilt to a crime I hadn’t committed.
Don’t worry that the video is given by a US professor. The information is just as relevant to everyone.
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