05 Jun 2013 23:39:43
{Ed033's Note - Bilderberg 2013: Visiting The Grove
Have you seen who is going to be at the bilderberg meeting in watford, uk.
http://www.infowars.com/breaking-official-bilderberg-attendee-list-released/
http://www.infowars.com/breaking-official-bilderberg-attendee-list-released/
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Just goes to show, never give up your basic human rights! Police will do anything to make an arrest and get your info - its a sad world
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I just got round to watching it edd a very clever guy who held his nerve to be honest thou that lawyer helped a lot at a important time, d day today the security is going to be crazy and I think the top brass will fly in by helicopter.
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Might sound an odd question ed as the police didn't get this answer! But what's this guys name? Very rarely have I seen someone restrain the police to using actual laws rather than made up ones that they make up on the spot! Think it helped he was on a public road though in broad day light! But wouldn't mind watching more from this guy!
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{Ed033's Note - He has a journalism name of Samuel William. What people don't realise is that the police only have lawful authority when you have broken natural law. Government acts such as P.A.C.E. are only given the force of law by consent. Clearly Sam did not give consent and it was recorded on video. Being on video would be the evidence of non consent and Sam being peaceful.
If the police officer had arrested Sam and taken him to the police station, then as the police officer had no lawful authority to do so as no natural law crime had been committed, the police officer would be personally liable for unlawful arrest and kidnap (should Sam of wanted to take the police officer to a court) and the video has the evidence to back it up.
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{Ed033's Note - He has a journalism name of Samuel William. What people don't realise is that the police only have lawful authority when you have broken natural law. Government acts such as P.A.C.E. are only given the force of law by consent. Clearly Sam did not give consent and it was recorded on video. Being on video would be the evidence of non consent and Sam being peaceful.
If the police officer had arrested Sam and taken him to the police station, then as the police officer had no lawful authority to do so as no natural law crime had been committed, the police officer would be personally liable for unlawful arrest and kidnap (should Sam of wanted to take the police officer to a court) and the video has the evidence to back it up.
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