Category: Politics & Law

The Flag, as with All Things in Law, Is Highly Defined

Authored or posted by Pao Chang | June 27, 2017 | 2 Replies

(Freedom-School.com) When two nations go to war, the object of the game is to capture the other guy’s flag. When you go onto foreign soil, take the other guy’s flag down and put yours up, you have captured the other guy’s territory and put it under the law (Constitution) of your flag. Sun Tzu, the ancient Chinese philosopher and general, said that when the Art of War is brought to its highest pinnacle, the enemy will be conquered without the opposing armies ever having met in the field. By skillfully using the art of deception, and skillful use of agents to infiltrate the enemy’s government, the enemy may be conquered without the enemy ever knowing that it had been conquered.

What Is Natural Law? Why It Can Nullify All Legal Contracts & Debts

Authored or posted by Pao Chang | June 15, 2017 | Reply

(EsotericKnowledge.me) Most people in the freedom and sovereignty movement like to use techniques based on common law, statutory law, contract law, trust law, corporate law and/or UCC to defend their rights and nullify legal contracts. Some of the techniques are pretty effective, but they are often too confusing for the average people and require a good amount of paperwork. If not done properly using specific procedures, the techniques can even get people in trouble with the legal system.

Why the Spiritual Man Can Not Be Lawfully Judged by No Man, Church, Government & Corporation

Authored or posted by Pao Chang | June 8, 2017 | Reply

(EsotericKnowledge.me) To “innerstand” why the spiritual man can not be lawfully judged by no man, church, government and corporation, you need to innerstand what the spiritual man is and the difference between the terms human, person, human creature and man. You also need to know the difference between the words lawful and legal. The words lawful and legal can be hard to really innerstand, but once you know that a lawful matter is of substance so it is real, and a legal matter is of form so it appears to be real, then you will know that the words lawful and legal are significantly different and not that hard to really innerstand.

Beware of ‘Presumptions’ – They’re Everywhere!

Authored or posted by Pao Chang | June 8, 2017 | 1 Reply

(AntiCorruptionSociety.com) In the 1950s, the Uniform Commercial Code was adopted in most of the States as a means of unifying the generally accepted procedures for handling the new legal system of dealing with commercial fictions as though they were real. Security instruments replaced substance as collateral for debts. Security instruments could be supported by presumptive adhesion contracts. Debt instruments with collateral and accommodating parties could be used instead of money. Money and the need for money was disappearing, and a uniform system of law had to be put in place to allow the courts to uphold the security instruments that depended on commercial fictions as a basis for compelling payment or performance. All this was accomplished by the mid-1960s.

Americans Free at Last – The Ties Have Been Permanently Broken

Authored or posted by Pao Chang | May 24, 2017 | 5 Replies

(ScannedRetina.com) In March, the IMF’s governmental services corporation doing business as the UNITED STATES (INC.) went insolvent. It was entered into Chapter 11 without naming a Successor to Contract. That left the “federal” side of the Constitution vacant and flapping in the wind. The intention of the perpetrators is obvious. They meant to void the Constitution once and for all. So, what to do?

My Book “Word Magic” Is Now Available as a Kindle eBook

Authored or posted by Pao Chang | May 18, 2017 | Reply

As of May 17, 2017, my most informative and empowering work is now available as a Kindle ebook. It is called Word Magic: The Powers & Occult Definitions of Words, a thought-provoking and magical book that explores the powers of words and how words manifest reality and shape human culture. The enlightening information in this book took many years of researching and meditating to find. Furthermore, it took countless hours of contemplating my thoughts to write and organize the information into knowledge that readers can easily “innerstand”.

Republic or Democracy and Self-Governance

Authored or posted by Pao Chang | May 12, 2017 | 3 Replies

(Onlashuk.WordPress.com) What exactly is a Republic? Have you ever even asked this question, or anything close to it? Did you know that a Republic indicates that a Republican form of government is how the government is organized, and from that it is recognized and commonly accepted that the people are Self-Governing in a Republic and thus are, “Free from Things Public,” (Libera Res Publica, or Republic as stated in the Latin). In such a Republic the people are IN their private capacity going about their private business.

It Is Time to Get Over Our ‘BAR Bias’

Authored or posted by Pao Chang | April 10, 2017 | Reply

(AntiCorruptionSociety.com) Every time a legal question comes up, most run to an attorney to get an explanation. We naively ask them questions like: what does this rule mean, what does this bill mean, or what does this term mean? However, our dependence on attorneys has rarely enhanced our lives. And, there is a good reason why this is true.

Executive Order to Restore the Republic (uSA) and the American Civil Peace Flag

Authored or posted by Pao Chang | April 6, 2017 | 2 Replies

Last month (March 2017), a reader of my website (OmniThought.org) sent me a PDF document about an executive order by “We the People” to restore the American Civil Peace Flag in all public facilities and institutions throughout all 50 of the united States of America. The document also talked about the removal of all gold and yellow-trimmed flags from public facilities and institutions on or before June 14, 2017 (Flag Day).

“Esquire,” a Title of Nobility? – Bouvier’s Law Dictionary 1856

Authored or posted by Pao Chang | April 3, 2017 | Reply

(ScannedRetina.com) Bouvier’s Law Dictionary 1856 Edition. ESQUIRE. A title applied by courtesy to officers of almost every description, to members of the bar, and others. No one is entitled to it by law, and, therefore, it confers, no distinction in law. In England, it is a title next above that of a gentleman and below that of a knight.