The Tender For Law

Volume 4

Oct 07, 2013 6:42 PM

Kevin Christie

Hi-- everyone.... wanted to ask if anyone can direct me in the right direction.. i am new to this site and find a lot of useful information here-- and would love to get started on my learning-- where can someone like me start to get more educated in this>

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Scott Duncan

Well, judging by the posts on your page, you need to brush up on the basics (math + science) before you start exploring reality.

Then a little study of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE might be in order! For example: The U in UFO is for UNIDENTIFIED. Saying "it's aliens" actually identifies it. A stranger you will never meet profits off of your delusions. :P

John Almond

KIa ora Kevin Christie, when I began my learning naturally I started by studying the commercial law as applied in NEW ZEALAND cross referencing with Butterworths 6th law dictionary. As time went on I found it important to develop a comprehensive study simply because the subject and its principles are effectively imbedded both deeply in the mind and permeate society and every human interaction there.

John Almond

Other material I have studied that was helpful; Holy Bible, Sun Tsu Art of War, Lords of Finance, Accounting Fundamentals, Zeit Geiste, World War II (Why we fight), various Acts of relevant legislation, movies and other entertainment multi media (modern programming can be very insightful when art reflects life), meeting, discussing, debating with other interested people re; related issues.

John Almond

Kia ora Chris Evan, the scriptures contain one of the oldest common law rendering and many of these principles reside within NEW ZEALANDs copious laws and regulations today (a part of the sources of law including among others, common law and equity, admiralty and maritime, precedent, convention, letters patent, NZ and UK statutes).

John Almond

Kia ora Chris Evans, England, America, South Africa, Canada, Australia and NEW ZEALAND have the same law sources as colonies of Great Britain among others. Hence the UCC is able to be understood and applied here because scriptural truth is immutable.

Mick Parker

the only advice for newbies is stay stump & scroll to the bottom, John, this wont end well, if you want to lecture create a page if you want to learn.... scroll. UCC & precedent are well covered if you have a countering argument after reading we'd love to hear it.... until then .....

Phillip Prater

John Almond, the correct answer to any question for you at this poin, I would think, is let me get back to you on that when i have my facts straight. I may be mistaken and need to research that for clarification. Then read and re-read EVERY word in this group. EVERY word. If you are still unclear... Ask questions. This bible you speak of holds NO answers. It is there to distract you and mislead you.

John Almond

Kia ora Chris Evan, for instance (and as obvious as this may seem) anyone born in this land is therefore not an immigrant and by implication can therefore claim to be not a citizen by direct non compliance according to the Contracts Enforcement Act 1956 s(2)2 (I did not sign the social contract that supposedly binds a citizen). I am an indigenous indian of Niu Tireni, Aotearoa, 1835, and are only bound by consent.

Mick Parker

indigenous people=NATIVES. All persons born within the jurisdiction of the United States, are considered as natives. 2. Natives will be classed into those born before the declaration of our independence, and those born since. 3.-1. All persons, without regard to the place of their birth, who were born before the declaration of independence, who were in the country at the time it was made, and who yielded a deliberate assent to it, either express or implied, as by remaining in the country, are considered as natives. Those persons who were born within the colonies, and before the declaration of independence, removed into another part of the British dominions, and did not return prior to the peace, would not probably be considered natives, but aliens. 4.-2. Persons born within the United States, since the Revolution, may be classed into those who are citizens, and those who are not. 5.-1st. Natives who are citizens are the children of citizens, and of aliens who at the time of their birth were residing within the United States. 6. The act to establish an uniform rule of naturalization, approved April 14, 1802, Sec. 4, provides that the children of persons who now are, or have been citizens of the United States, shall, though born out of the limits and jurisdiction of the United States, be considered as citizens of the United States" But, the right of citizenship shall not descend to persons whose fathers have never resided in the United States. 7.-2d. Natives who are not citizens are, first, the children of ambassadors, or other foreign ministers, who, although born here, are subjects or citizens of the government of their respective fathers. Secondly, Indians, in general, are not citizens. Thirdly, negroes, or descendants of the African race, in general, have no power to vote, and are not eligible to office. 8. Native male citizens, who have not lost their political rights, after attaining the age required by law, may vote for all kinds of officers, and be elected to any office for which they are legally qualified. 9. The constitution of the United States declares that no person, except a natural born citizen, or a citizen of the United States at the time of the adoption of this constitution, shall be eligible to the office of president or vice-president of the United States. Vide, generally, 2 Cranch, 280; 4 Cranch, 209; 1 Dall. 53; 20 John. 213; 2 Mass. 236, 244, note; 2 Pick. 394, n.; 2 Kent, 35.