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That was laugh out loud funny.souped up personal conveyance
That was laugh out loud funny.souped up personal conveyance
I for one wish Rob all the best. I look forward to him becoming a well know figure and appearing on mainstream news outlets offering his perspective. Imagine how happy we'll all be at being exposed to his teachings; how joyous it will be watching the courts crumble and law and order breaking down. Ever since i was a boy i've wanted it to be like Mad Max, well it could be a reality. Obviously when handing out the roles Rob will be Mad Max but i don't mind being Tina Turner (i've the legs for it see). Imagine his souped up personal conveyance with go faster spoiler and loud hi fi blasting out Simply The Best. Finally we'll be free do do exactly what we want without the man trying to stop us;we'll be able to smoke pot and drink and drive and er......well......er....um.. you know all the things we can't do now because of the man. Bring it on or as Mad Max Mel Gibson shouted in Braveheart, FREEDOM!

Agreed, all they need to do is ask Menard the right questions and he will do all the debunking on his own.
Look at the stories for example about Harold Camping. None of them bother getting into his reasoning and calculations and the reasoning behind them. It is just reported as a "look what some crazy people believe" type of story. It is taken as given that normal people are not going to believe the claims or even have any doubt whatsoever about the fact that the beliefs are nonsensical. I would imagine reporting on freeman claims to be similar.
Perhaps we should have a little wager or maybe do a Poll! ?
a/ It was all lies anyway, there was never a genuine chance of an interview.
b/ "I chose not to contract with CBC"
c/ "They edited it to make me look like a clown"
d/ He was too stoned to turn up and cannot legally "travel in a personal conveyance".
e/ "Did I tell you about the time the police computer said I'm a freeman and must be left alone? No? Let me tell you a story... I'm a freeman and must be left alone. Cos I have really big IQ and I can prove this because, conveniantly, I had my mental status asessed just a few days ago. I am Wolverine, fear me."
f/ "Shee thish birf catifacut? it hash a .. shhh, thish ish secrit, it hash a number on the back that ish secrit. shhh. It's secrit. You're my beshtest mate you are. See thish number on the .. the back of this burf catificut, its shecret it ish. Shhh. Dont tell noone. Cos its shesckrit. Hey, look at the back of your burf sertificut, it hash a secrit numba. Hahahahaha. hic. I know da troof. Its a sekrit numba that you wood knot no. hic. Shhh. Its seekrit. JackieG? ... Man he's stoned again. Scroo tha sheepul. Do you undershtand the word Secu.. Seco.. SecUiriTy? Are you a afraid of the truth?. /// etc. etc. etc. blah blah blah.
So you are bound by the law?
I agree insofar as I doubt the National is going to engage in a detailed refutation that say each of us has a $8 million birth bond. However, Rob might claim that we do, and they might ask him for proof, such as where's your eight million dollars. Or, as I said, if the focus is on the paper-terrorism the other interviews done as part of the segment might refute some of Rob's claims. While you use Camping as an example, the birthers in the United States are also a useful media example. While the media has not delved into every insane conspiracy theory propagated by that group (e.g. a Swiss Philosopher gave the definition for natural born citizen (ten years after the constitution was adopted), Malcolm X was the real father although somehow that too makes the President ineligible) media interviews with people such as Orly Taitz have resulted in some debunking by the media, at least as far as the birth certificate is concerned.For a large majority of the population there is no need to even do anything to debunk the claims.
I predict it hasn't gone too well for mr Menard or he would have been back here by now.
Not only that but apparently we can create our own money ourselves. I for one would rely more upon a promissory note issued by Robert-Arthur: Menard, Freeman on the land (who is after all in honour) rather than those worthless plastic bills issued by the Bank of Canada.Hmmm, money without interest!
Hmmm, money without interest!
I want some of that.
I noticed a change in attitude too.Pass me a vomit-bag.
I noticed a change in attitude too.
Corporate media is called that because its owned by the largest corporations. Does anyone really think these same corporations are going to expose the truth of how the game is played or about who runs the show? What are the chances of the truth about any number of topics we discuss here being permitted to air to the masses? I'd say 0%
my money is on pure hitpiece meant to make freemen look like outlaws.
Now, if it were me , I'd fire off a few shots before hand & send CBC the choicest info & videos, including the most recent Dean Clifford, with references to the Constitution Act... (Like they'd let THAT air!)
Then let them misinfomediasses sit in their ****** diapers & diddle themselves into a corner, knowing the truth, but, if they attempt to broadcast it, their allowance would be cut off!!!