If your political beliefs include a way of life where you think you are not subject to laws, then of course you're "targeted". Their job is to target people who are breaking laws.
I'm not sure that he says POLITICAL BELIEFS quite enough! How many times does he need to repeat it before it becomes a compelling argument? Or even a representation of reality?
Unfortunately for freemen their anti-government YouTubes, forum posts, emails and websites have come home to roost.
Menard style freemen aren’t dissenters, dissidents or lovers of good government. They are natural persons who ignore the law. Now they are crying like babies because their plate of consequences is being served up.
Robert Menard is one of the self-proclaimed leaders of the “movement” and he works for Moose Heads.
Menard seems to think that if once in a while he says government is full of good, hard working men and women just doing their jobs as instructed he negates all the times he has warned of freeman violence, called government officials sociopaths and threatened paper terrorism.
Dean Clifford will get his day in court, but in the meantime phony freeman gurus like Menard will try to make the situation into a public relations positive. Dean’s stature as a preeminent freeman guru does not leave Menard with the option of throwing him under the bus, as he just did Dennis Meads.
Heads up, freemen, you could be the next one trashed by Menard!
As we see in his clumsy letter, in order to avoid discussion of how it is one of freemanary’s best legal minds can’t seem to make his own theories work Menard will portray Clifford as a victim. . .just one day after decrying the pathetic victimhood of the freeman cult on Dom’s radio show.
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It is day 80 since Fez Boy filed and I haven’t heard anything from the courts, or my internet and email providers.
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