D'rok
Free Barbarian on The Land
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Not sure. Lemme check...What are the rules on recording proceedings in Canada/BC, because it looks like he just added another charge.
Not sure. Lemme check...What are the rules on recording proceedings in Canada/BC, because it looks like he just added another charge.
Really quick answer: Don't know if recording without authorization is an actual offence, but it is definitely against policy:
- You can bring an audio recording device into the court room if you are an accredited journalist as per the process established by the Supreme Court of BC.
- You can record only for note taking purposes and cannot broadcast the recording.
- You cannot record in other areas of the courthouse.
http://www.lawsociety.bc.ca/docs/newsroom/HandyHintsForLegalReporting.pdf
Exactly! Especially if you broadcast a recording during a trial that jurors see on the Internet back in their hotel rooms or on their smart phones, etc.Yeah but... that would be like one person trying to govern another without consent and we know that dog don't hunt.
So of course you can record and broadcast everything that happens within a court well.... quite frankly anywhere in the world.
I mean, you're not going to be doing harm to another.![]()
Only a court ruling will be acceptable, but when it comes to the people in the government having power to govern, you simply accept it as true, without asking them for any court rulings supporting their right to govern without consent.
none of you have a document proving that a court has ruled on this issue in your favour do you? And since yours is the originating claim, (the right to govern without consent) the onus is actually on you to prove that a court was asked this specific question, and ruled in favour of governing without consent.
So now you all have to accept the same standards you tried to place upon me. OF course I know none of you are mature enough to actually do so.
Only a court ruling will suffice.
And there are ALL of you and you are in your own homes, with your documents easily accessible. You should have no problem showing a court ruling where they state that consent of the governed is not required to govern.
[6] The applicant submits that the jurisdiction of the Court or the applicability of statutes such as the Traffic Safety Act is based on individual consent, and that consequently the courts below lacked the ability to hear this matter or convict him. In my view, those arguments are without merit and fail to raise a question of law of public importance.
[33] Mr. Kanwar argued that the matter is one of settled law in India, and without his written consent to being governed by Canadian law; the parties remain governed by Hindu law and the issues raised by Ms. Sukhija can only be resolved under the provisions of the laws of India. Ms. Sukhija argued that there are no such legal restrictions.
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[43] Although both parties and the child were born in India, all applied for and received landed immigrant status in Canada, and as such, are subject to Canadian law.
[20] More important, the essence of his argument is that ‘the Act does not apply to me because I choose to have it not apply to me’. Contrary to what Mr. Christie says, this is a jurisdictional argument (and one which is void of merit) that leads to a mistake of law which does not afford a defence. This court has already said in Klundert No. 1 – this kind of mistake of law is irrelevant to the fault requirement of the charge of tax evasion.
.- You can bring an audio recording device into the court room if you are an accredited journalist as per the process established by the Supreme Court of BC
Satisfied, Rob?YHere are some court rulings where a person used your argument (that the government has no right to govern without their individual consent) and failed. Since you have asked so many times I assume you are unfamiliar with these rulings so I will link to hte case and post the relevant passages:
You have ignored all my previous posts (despite the fact I am one of the few answering your questions and not interested in insults) and likely will ignore this one as well.
Here are some court rulings where a person used your argument (that the government has no right to govern without their individual consent) and failed. Since you have asked so many times I assume you are unfamiliar with these rulings so I will link to hte case and post the relevant passages:
Ps. If you remove one of your shoes there will be, either on the sole or inside, a number. The number is a revenue receipt. By you wearing shoes the Government has created a secret bank account in your name. My secret bank account number is "8". I can look up "8" on the stock exchange and track the progress of "8" 's value. If Iknow the super secret wordz, tha guvamunt will have to repay me the funds in 8. The sheeple are blind to this, so guard this info well.
You have ignored all my previous posts (despite the fact I am one of the few answering your questions and not interested in insults) and likely will ignore this one as well.
There is no sense arguing about law with Rob Menard. He doesn't (or pretends not to) understand what law is. He doesn't (or pretends not to) understand that if there is no government, there is no law. Without that premise, discussing the law becomes a word-twisting, question-asking, money-charging nonsense.
I also see you have placed upon me a challenge you refuse to accept yourselves. Only a court ruling will be acceptable
just tell us exactly and concisely how you do it, what you say and do to avoid being subject to statute law.
You should have no problem showing a court ruling where they state that consent of the governed is not required to govern.
However there is a bunch of you and only one of me
Menards stance is exactly the same as someone claiming to be able to bake a special cake, when someone asks him how he does it rather than giving measurements and ingredients he tells them to go and find the information elsewhere (or sells a recipe to them with the main ingredient missing) and then accuses them of claiming he cant to bake it himself.
Can you imagine a website like that?
Who would stay?
WFS still has members and thats exactly how they treat you, it just shows "stupid lasts forever".
ETA: If this was at all possible, people bigger than Menard would have stepped in already, developed the product, marketed it effectively and made some real money out of it.
It would be so simple to just produce a flowchart to follow in court, just start off with "I don't consent to the courts authority" and then it could flow down like a family tree of responses to possible answers.
Simple really if the answers where out there![]()
grndslms banned![]()
Quick, someone call Kevin Trudeau!ETA: If this was at all possible, people bigger than Menard would have stepped in already, developed the product, marketed it effectively and made some real money out of it.