The Tender For Law

Volume 12

Dec 05, 2015 11:38 PM

Age Thomson

Scott Duncan You wrote: " It is your RIGHT to DEMAND PROOF that you have any OBLIGATION to PERFORM and/or give compensation to, ANY PARTY. This is self-evident and is an inalienable RIGHT legally (that means you can sell it). You exercise this RIGHT with the question, "By what AUTHORITY"? "

and,

"We learned, �In VOID we TRUST�. You have one UNALIENABLE RIGHT. The RIGHT NOT to CONTRACT."

I'm looking at the inalienable/unalienable words in the above, and there is an error that I see in the Blacks dictionary.

From Blacks: UNALIENABLE unalienable,adj. See INALIENABLE.

INALIENABLE inalienable,adj. Not transferable or assignable <inalienable property interests>. � Also termed unalienable.