Putting the CR and Strawman myth to Bed!

[simlmx]

Yeah forget about the strawman stuff, The only con being played on people is that they are being held as surety by the government for loans they take to do anything they like, probably soon wwIII. that's the thing i am annoyed about.

[freekern]

very useful info you have found but...... any text or writing that says these people who "made up" this strawman "myth" are foolish and idiots suggests to me that they want you to believe that it is not true. if it is a myth why do you not have your original birth certificate? and why is your birth cert copyright of the crown? i've been researching this for a good few months now and have seen videos where in court the birth cert is used as a person(strawman) instead of an actual human. i can see people getting into trouble trying to purchase stuff using this method of charging things to your birth cert through treasuries. Obviously the government are powerful and don't want people doing this so if anyone tries it they are automatically going to tarnish them as foolish and lock them up.. wat i think is foolish is the ignorance of people not looking into this subject on both sides of the argument. the conclusion i have came to is yes there is a legal fiction known as a strawman but charging things to that account under the governments nose is not goin to happen. The big question is....

What can we do????

[Billybunch]

Meet Your Strawman

http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/Strawman/Strawman.pdf

[legaleagle]

Well that all sounds so much more easy to understand. When did babies become the property of their parents though? aren't we all fee??
There are some very gifted writers and speakers out there. (like the guy I represented who sold bottled London air to tourists. )

[ljtherock]

Well that all sounds so much more easy to understand. When did babies become the property of their parents though? aren't we all fee??
There are some very gifted writers and speakers out there. (like the guy I represented who sold bottled London air to tourists. )

Dont beat around the bush, we both know it at present and may never have a leg to stand on.

As to selling bottled London air, "Buyer Beware" springs to mind but if there was no dishonesty involved then power to the seller.

[Thomas]

Well that all sounds so much more easy to understand. When did babies become the property of their parents though? aren't we all fee??
There are some very gifted writers and speakers out there. (like the guy I represented who sold bottled London air to tourists. )

Dont beat around the bush, we both know it at present and may never have a leg to stand on.

As to selling bottled London air, "Buyer Beware" springs to mind but if there was no dishonesty involved then power to the seller.

Very witty ljtherock

It reminds me of

Monty Python's Life of Brian "You've got to think for yourselves!" Oh the irony.

[ljtherock]

Well that all sounds so much more easy to understand. When did babies become the property of their parents though? aren't we all fee??
There are some very gifted writers and speakers out there. (like the guy I represented who sold bottled London air to tourists. )

Dont beat around the bush, we both know it at present and may never have a leg to stand on.

As to selling bottled London air, "Buyer Beware" springs to mind but if there was no dishonesty involved then power to the seller.

Very witty ljtherock

It reminds me of

Monty Python's Life of Brian "You've got to think for yourselves!" Oh the irony.

I like the Monty Python sketches, I have also watched "Life of Brian" and found it very comical but often wondered as to if I should not have seen it as blasphemous... what say you?

[legaleagle]

Sorry I was more of a meaning of life kind of guy, although I did love the line "he's not the messiah just a very naughty boy."

as to the bottled air that was the line I took and it was one of the cases that defined me in others eyes (not my own) and got me the currant generous pay I now enjoy (weird when you consider some of the cases that I have had a hand in.)I did of course win (do you notice how I only mention the cases I win ) and he was found not guilty.

[Thomas]

I like the Monty Python sketches, I have also watched "Life of Brian" and found it very comical but often wondered as to if I should not have seen it as blasphemous... what say you?

It was clearly written as and used by people to poke fun at believers so that quote is just so Ironic and one of the most popular parts too. I have seen some of the film and there are some parts that are ok and people like you and I could see it, but I don't think many would see through it.

There are some films that are we would say inspired word for word all the way through that are not on the website.

A film called "Excalibur" by John Boorman (not that he would even know) for example. It comes across as a sort of black comedy about King Arthur, but is word for word and symbolic. I'll post a clip in the relevant .... if I can find one.


Excalibur means "without equal" (Ex without calibur equal) for those that may want to know. The WORD.

[legaleagle]

I like the line from a few good men "you want the truth you can't handle the truth." It can be used by everybody to mean they are right!!(it works so well in a mirror whilst wearing a barristers wig!so i've heard )