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8/9/2019 Adventures in Legal Landweb

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Welcome to the

Common Law Venue

of Minnesota

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Adventures in Legal Landwhere black is white and white is black and other shocking discoveries from

Americas courtrooms.

From the book: Adventures In

Legal Land. By Marc Stevens


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Bureaucrats dont create value, they onlytake it.


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Bureaucrats feed off the productive.


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No mans life, liberty, or property are safe

while the legislature is in session. Mark Twain


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Legal Land is the place where bureaucrats

live.


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In Legal Land a political label magically

transforms robbery into somethinghonorable.


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Its a magical world where facts are opinions

and opinions are facts.


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Legal Land is where facts spontaneously

become opinions and then turn back tofacts.


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Ask a bureaucrat if they require your

permission to proceed against you.


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Bureaucrats in the geographic area known

as the United States put up a pretense oflegitimacy.


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This pretense, orpublicrelations scheme,

conceals what is really going on: thetaking of property and productive time

through violence.


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Political languageis designed to make

lies sound truthful and murder

respectable, and to give an appearance ofsolidity to pure wind. George Orwell.


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Political words and opinions are used so

there is a perception that bureaucrats are

a wonderful, benevolent group of men andwomen protecting people and their

property.


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Reality = facts

Deletions, distortions, additions = opinions


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Every time a bureaucrat spews forth an

opinion he is deleting, distorting and, oradding to reality. This is very important.


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Legal Land words cover up the real issue

and distort reality.

That reality is someone is taking your

property through physical violence, threats

and organized coercion.


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Know who you are dealing with and dont

bring a knife to a gunfight.


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When you assume or accept presumptions

and opinions (delete, distort, add to

reality), you relieve the bureaucrats of

their alleged burden of proof and make the

taking of your valuable time easier for

them.


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The only real difference between what the

men and women doing business as

(D/B/A) the IRS do, and what a commonthief does is the political opinion (label)

attached i.e., one is legal and the other is

not.


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If taxation without consent is not robbery,

then any brand of robbers have only to

declare themselves a government, and alltheir robberies are legalized. Lysander Spooner, Letter toGrover Cleveland.


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Having courts, lawyers and opinions does

nothing to make robbery any less of acrime.


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Bureaucrats never have a case despite all

appearances to the contrary.


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Never disagree with them


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Its far more effective to just ask him (a

judge) to explain factually where, when,why and how his so-called jurisdiction

over me was acquired.


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Except for physical violence, how was your

alleged jurisdiction over me acquired?


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You cannot actually win. You are in

damage control.


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Justice and fairness is not the end goal ofbureaucrats.


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The end goal is domination and taking

property by force.


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Their purpose is to steal as much property

as possible, using the least amount ofviolence.


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Who cares what a bunch of dead lawyers

and bureaucrats think anyway?


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With enough physical violence behind it,

anybody could force anyone to accept

anything as the law.


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If a gun is put to your head, then anything

the individual with the gun says is nowthe law.


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By agreeing with bureaucrats and asking

them to provide the facts their opinions arebased sets them up for a fall.


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Everything the state says is a lie, and

everything it has it has stolen. Frederick WilhelmNietzsche.


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Never give them something to deny.


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Pit the bureaucrat against himself.


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Q: How do you make a bureaucrat chase his

own tail? A: Agree with him.


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Is a dog without a license really a dog, or

another nullity?


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Feed their testimony back to them in

question form and then sit back and watchit all fall apart.


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Bureaucrats want reality to conform to their

opinions instead of letting their opinions

conform to reality..like normalpeople.


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Force cannot give right. Thomas Jefferson, The Rights of BritishAmericans


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There is no way to really win with

bureaucrats. Its all about damage control.


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Is there evidence of a complaining party?


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What is that evidence and who gave it to

you?


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Why are you relying on it without challenge?


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Facts and opinions are two separate things.


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The opinion of a bureaucrat is a substitute

for facts.


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A cop who sighs a ticket as the complainant

allegedly representing the people.

However, this is only an opinion.


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Is there evidence?


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What is that evidence?


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Who provided that evidence?


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If lawyers can get away with it in a tax

case, then they can get away with it inrape and murder cases.


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Is Legal Land where deleting, distorting

and adding to reality is S.O.P. (Standard operatingprocedure)


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Is it fair to force someone into a situation

where they cannot possibly defend

themselves? or Do you equate violencewith good faith?


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Is there evidence of a complaining party?


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Is this civil case in the nature of a contract

dispute or a tort?


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A so-called civil cause of action can onl fall

into one of two categories: contract or tort.


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There must be a meeting of the minds for

there to be a contract.


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For an enforceable contract to exist theremust be:

Offer

Acceptance Consideration

and sufficient specifications of terms so

that the obligations involved can beascertained. Savoca Masonary Co., Inc v Homes * Son Const.Co., Inc.


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For a valid contract dispute to exist there

must be evidence of both a loss and a

wrong (to bring a cause of action).


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For there to be a cause of action there must

be both, 1) the breach of a duty and, 2)

actual damages.


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A tort consists of two elements: the breach

of a duty and damage.


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Words are, of course, the most powerful

drug used by mankind. Rudyard Kipling


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A Law is an opinion backed by a gun.


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A so-called legislative department is just

men and women; not rocks, flowers,puppies, reptiles, raisins?


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A law is just the written will of men and

women.


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Dont confuse a political law with a natural

law such as the law of gravity.


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Taking judicial notice is mandatory under

the rules of evidence.


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Ask the judge What facts are currently

before you proving when, where, whyand

howthe written will of individuals,ostensibly labeled legislators, became

obligatory on me?


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Legal opinions shuld not be challenged as

any other witness would be.


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You could be convicted of not getting a dog

license despite not having a dog.


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Whether the law is binding or not is really a

jurisdiction issue; so ask except forcoercion, exactly where, when, whyand

howwas your control over my life

acquired?


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He has control and I want to pay him: I only

want to know how jurisdiction wasacquired.


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Everything being used against you is

supposed to be subject to challenge.


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The testimony of a witness concerning a

particular matter is inadmissible unless hehas personal knowledge of the matter.


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There are no binding rules for bureaucrats

becausee they just dont follow rules.-until you sue-


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The law itself is nothing more than anopinion by one man, or a body of men,

backed by a gun.


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A government is a group of men and

women doing business using physicalviolence under the political banner of

necessity.


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Using so-called evidence not subject to

challenge is not a trial in any sense of theword.


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If I have to accept opinions without

challenge then what is the point of havinga trial under any circustances?


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A cause of action is supposed to require the

breach of duty resulting in damage.


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Traffic court is a matter of obedience,

dominaton and money, not a matter ofsafety, fairness and justice.


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Are there any allegations of damage here?


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To the man who only has a hammer,

everything he encounters begins to looklike a nail. Abraham H. Maslow


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Is your jurisdiction based on my consent?


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Judge: Do you equate violence and coercion

with fairness and good faith?


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A cause of action is a breach of known

legal duty that results in loss, harm orinjury.


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The complaining arty is supposed to have

standing to complain. Without standinganyone can sue anyone else for anything.


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Bureaucrats ignore standing.


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Violence is the modus operandi(M.O.) of

bureacucrats, just imagine whatcompliance would be like if they could not

use violance.


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With bureacucrats its always my way or the

highway.


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Your money or your life, or your ID or your

life. What is the difference?


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Bureaucrats dont kill people for violating

laws. Bureacucrats only kill people toinsure that they stand trial for breaking

those laws.


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The difference betwnne Santa Clause and

the state is that no one is using a gun toforce me to believe in Santa.


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How is an act of congress a complaining

party? What obligation do I owe, and howdid I damage an alleged act of

congress?


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The state is not a naturalphenomenon. It

is man-madeIand exists only in the mind.


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Ask is there evidence of a cause of action

against me?


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Ask him what facts his legal opinions are

based on.


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A law is just an opinion backed by

violence.


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Violence is the means by which the irrational

get the rationalto act.


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