by iamani » Sat Feb 06, 2021 8:13 pm
Greetings
It occurs to me that we may have gone down the wrong path in professing disdain for all things 'fiction'. Without the concept of fiction in law, and its strength, we could never have civilisation. Rules, laws, contracts, agreements, treaties, covenants, promises, our rights, even language itself - all are of fiction, and without them all we have is natural law ie might makes right, the law of the jungle (which we seem disturbingly close to right now). Our problem is that we do not understand fiction and its proper use and place in our lives, to the point where many of us spend our time in pursuit of fiction-free living eg lose the name; i am a man, not a person; i am not a fiction; etc, and most of us have the cheek to do it whilst enjoying the benefits and privileges such fictions afford...
Is our (general) lack of success any wonder when we simultaneously claim and disown the same legal-personality? To be in two minds is to be of no mind. No mind = no standing.
Civilisation and true freedom cannot co-exist in the same realm. However bad things seem right now, there can be no argument that we have civilisation, ipso facto no one is or can be free. Not even the top-dog, whoever that may be.
We have the illusion of freedom, which means all is but illusion.
Be that as it may:
There seems to be three ways we are tied to the will of others, there are three ways to 'live'.
1) The Church. In the 'state' of grace, the law of the air. To live with the Church as your master as a servant of God, one surrenders one's will, one's possessions, and one's interest/equity in the birth trust (including the given name, birth name and ALLCAPS) to the Church, you now have no civil/commercial/military status ('civil death') and can never 'own' anything - but you will never be taken as surety (possibly why so few clergy are jailed - the Church being liable for costs. Of course it could just be that clergy don't do crime...), or be press-ganged into military service, and your (usually frugal) 'living' expenses are forever assured by the Church under a New-Testament-new-Christian title-name (eg Brother Paul, Father Peter etc). One is then directly in-benefice subject to the Holy Si, canon law and the scriptures, and generally excused from heavy-lifting; and as long as you don't commit war-like crime then admiralty can't touch you. If you don't act in commerce law-merchant can't touch you. Or rather - they can't touch your birth trust account (the piggy-bank) as it is now fully protected by the Church as a Church assett. The courts won't touch it.
2) The Monarchy/State. The 'state' of dependence, and the law of the land. With such as your master you have status of subject/civilian. This makes you part of the military-reserve ie a 'voluntary' soldier. As soon as you enter reserve-military service (everyone does, whether by deed or default at sixteen years) you are considered as having pledged your very life to service of the Monarchy/State. Your will is subsumed by same, meaning you have no equitable standing as Monarchy/State holds your P.O.A. You are bound by regulations as law. This is your 'Mr Person' (M-ilitary r-eserve Person) with your English-language-styled name, and your Roman-styled ALLCAPS for dog-tags (usually surname first). Your birth trust is a foreign situs trust - which makes you 'foreign' to this land and so an invader ie 'occupier' of this country... but don't worry - so is the Government! Which leads to the neat trick of having the public laws of the occupied country and the martial law of the occupying force to be one and the same, with none the wiser. Unless you come from a devout religious family or the upper-crust this is your default position - a 'voluntary' by default, perhaps not by your own will as such but certainly of your own volition. Subject to (Roman) civil law as well as 'service discipline' (eg admiralty) instead of law of the land. Oh, and there's usually lots of heavy lifting...
Whereas 'voluntary' soldiers/Crown-servants are expected to meet most of their own costs, they are also pushed to operate in...
3) ...Commerce. The 'state' of independence, upon the laws of water and of fire. You are a merchant, a banker, an international trader in goods and securities subject to statutory and commercial law, martial law, admiralty, the jurisdiction of international law and law mercatoria. You are also a mercenary/private-soldier responsible for your own provisions and expenses. All crime is commercial and commerce is considered a form of warfare, potentially making any crime a supposed war-crime with a cash value attached for penance. One is forbidden to use one's own name whilst operating in international commerce, hence use of the literary sleight-of-hand we know as the ALLCAPS name-derivative. How much heavy lifting there is for you depends upon your own business acumen.
To achieve a modicum of freedom without becoming a monk or a priest, and without necessarily sacrificing your 'interest' then you must learn to appreciate the value of fiction and operate from a trust of your own creation. You make yourself god/sovereign/caretaker of 'the promised land' (your physical presence, which is unarguably in your possession by the will of God - so it MUST have been promised to you, yes?) by writing your own law (contract) and creating 'man'-agement of/in your own image to your likeness as an act of will and competence (as above, so below). You no longer own anything (in line with a vow of poverty), you just have a 'man'-aged 'interest' in the trust res - which is your 'interest' in the birth name and ALLCAPS and the associated value - which you now 'control' via the instructions of your new law (trust-agreement/contract). Your particular patch of 'promised land' comes ready equipped with its own almost-impossible-to-replicate unique seal with which to complete contracts and agreements. Basic - even primitive - yet perfectly lawful and very convenient.
'Man' would appear to be the first trust...
Cheers!
law is all is love is all is law