Episode # 154 A "Remastered" Life / Part 7

A "Remastered" Life

His Story begins at the splitting of one's monozygotic "Adam" i.e. the cutting of the umbilical cord. Said abortion i.e. mayhem separates a consecrated cross section/fee from one's waterborne kingdom making it available as a prize in admiralty. The nuclear war over one's holy grail/first fruits is fixed via Gregorian Date of Birth reducing all civilly registered offspring to incapacitated minors or mendicants forever. Without a mature standing in law the monarchy's legitimate Y-chromosomal agnatic primogeniture i.e. heir apparent effectively degenerates to an institutionalized infant prince i.e. momma's boy. Celebrating/adopting the revolutionary (immortal) civil calendar character/denomination seals one's fate as full faith and credit underwriter (surety) of a municipal/local bond or central banking system via personal sacrifice of one's "present" 46-chromosome body and blood upon a mutually exclusive "historic" 92-chromosome feto-maternal/avulsion-accretion island wasteland.

Standing. "not yet cut or harvested"

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SPEAKER_06 0:04

Is that you?

SPEAKER_05 0:06

I don't know. Uh you don't know yet. I am, just so you know, if is that you? Did you just push a button?

SPEAKER_03 0:18

Might have, yeah.

SPEAKER_05 0:20

I was carrying my phone, so yeah. Okay. Yeah, that's possible. Okay, so I'm sitting out in the garage down in Naples, Florida.

SPEAKER_07 0:28

Uh we got a bunch of grandkids in the house and people wake it up and what have you. So I'm sitting out here in the sunlight. It's if there's a lot of outside noise, let me know. But there's probably not a lot I could do because there's no place in the house to go.

SPEAKER_05 0:45

Right. I can't hide anywhere in there. They're gonna find me. So I and also do you do you have a Flax Law dictionary near you? Yes, I always do. I couldn't I didn't want to add that to my flight weight. Oh no. So I don't blame you.

SPEAKER_07 1:05

I don't have a yeah, I don't have a physical copy with me. Uh we were gonna drive down here, but Debbie at the last minute said Oh you failed. You know, we flip we used airline miles for points.

SPEAKER_05 1:19

Um so because of the the price of gas.

SPEAKER_06 1:24

Yeah, true. Very true.

SPEAKER_07 1:26

So she she calcul she calculated the cost of driving down and back and plus uh a couple of overnights. And she said, why don't I just use the airline miles? And you know, I mean it was gonna cost us, you know, a thousand bucks to get here and back and go back.

SPEAKER_03 1:45

But yeah, well, and I I bet um I bet there's pretty good deals from Illinois to Florida. We did something weird.

SPEAKER_07 1:56

They the the Rockford Airport, which is really, really nice. Um, it's considered an international airport now for whatever reasons. But I mean reasons that you and I might know also.

SPEAKER_05 2:07

Um they now American Airlines, which does not fly out of Rockford, now offers a bus. So you go through security, you go through all that nonsense in Rockford, get on the bus, they take you onto the tarmac in O'Hare, and you go up a separate door and you get onto your flight. So you don't go through any of the security garbage at O'Hare or anything. So and and the bus is considered a flight. I'm not joking, it's considered a flight.

SPEAKER_03 2:39

No, I saw that because I wondered why there were two different buses from Rockford to um the O'Hare, because the bus I took to get back to um Madison. Well, no, when I left Chicago to go back to Chicago, there were two different buses that ran to the airport. One of them was ours and it was stopped off and dropped people off. The other one went was strictly to go to O'Hare. So that I was like why they have two buses. Yeah, I don't know.

SPEAKER_05 3:16

I I I don't know.

SPEAKER_07 3:17

I again I don't until I need something, I don't even look it up.

SPEAKER_03 3:21

I don't waste any of my my limited Well the only reason I Yeah, the only reason I well the only reason I noted that was there I was and there was they kept talking about two different buses at the bus station. Yeah. And I was like and we were both going to the airport. So anyway.

SPEAKER_05 3:39

It only cost it only with our airline mileage or whatever debut points or whatever she had over the years. We had to use them up this year anyway, but the flight, other than us checking an extra bag or two or doing some other things, the flight was gonna cost thirty-two dollars for both of us. Round trip.

SPEAKER_07 3:57

But um, we we added a couple of things to it and ended up both round round trip for two people from Roxford to I think not four minors, but somewhere north of Naples. And back was we only paid a couple hundred bucks. So I mean, and it was gonna cost a thousand to get down here and drive yeah, Becky's yeah, diesel's six bucks an hour.

SPEAKER_03 4:27

Diesel's six bucks a gallon out here.

SPEAKER_05 4:30

Yeah, think about how horrible that is when they're they're they're moving, you know, product the uh truck, and these trucks are now paying six bucks a gallon. I mean, it's pretty horrible. I mean, realistically, let's let's be honest. These guys, these people that are are punishing, they're punishing mankind. They're punishing, I mean, this corporate, this corporate element that controls the financial system is punishing the whole world. The living. The corporate is now punishing the living. And I you know, I don't know how anybody can justify some of the some of the nasty ass shit that they do. Well what we do to each other is so horrifying to me.

SPEAKER_07 5:15

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 5:16

On a regular basis. So you know what? That's that's interesting because I'm reading a book. I mean, I'm reading five books, but one of the books I'm reading is is called The Great Deception, How One Lie Reshaped Modern Christianity. And you know I'm not religious by any stretch of the imagination, but but I certainly align with nature and natural law, and and and when I speak of God, I mean, just between you and me and whoever listens calls, I I think of God as nature. That's what I think. When I think of God, I think of how things are supposed to work. You know, and so I mean, if I'm in alignment with nature, I'm in alignment with God. That's how I look at it. Because if I'm if I'm a product of fertilization, which is the moment of creation, and it's an act of God, let's let's call it, then everything I do, as long as I'm in alignment with nature for natural law, I'm in alignment with we'll call it God's law, then as long as I'm not lying, cheating, stealing, doing shit that I shouldn't be doing, I should, the outcome should be the way I would want it to be. If I'm acting in honor beginning at natural law, then I should have the outcome that I want. I'm not saying that I get on a starting line with nine other nine other runners and and you know I'm running 100 meters, that the outcome is I win every time. That's not natural law because I'm not the fastest guy on the track. What I'm saying is that if if if I'm in alignment with reality and I'm acting on reality, I'm not trying to hide shit, I'm not trying to steal something, I'm not trying to get something that doesn't belong to me. Uh again, my way of saying this hang on a second, a truck is going along the outcome should be as it should be. It should be as it should be. So I'm reading this book called The Great Deception. And it's it's it's one of becoming a favorite book of mine, mainly because the guy, I mean, he he he talks about Jesus and God and all that stuff from a religious perspective, but he he's the only one I've ever seen. He's it's the only book that I've ever seen where he's explaining a problem, and he's explaining it from a perspective that makes so much sense to me that I'm in total agreement. Let me say that again. I'm in total agreement with a book called The Great Deception, How One Lie Reshaped Modern Christianity. I'm gonna read just a couple of things out of here because it's so amazing to me, and it's so in alignment with Crucium versus Neil. Okay, so I'm gonna read I mean let me read these. It says design law describes how things are meant to function and does not require enforcement because it operates automatically. Gravity does not punish those. Gravity does not punish those who ignore it, it simply functions as it was designed. When its principles are violated, injury follows naturally. The consequence is not imposed, it is inherent. The Bible presents God's law in the same way. Life flourishes when it is aligned with how reality was created. When it is not, damage follows. This damage is not the result of God's anger, but the result of breaking connection with what sustains life. Design law does not require punishment because it's woven into creation itself. A plant deprived of water withers, a body deprived of rest breaks down. These outcomes are not penalties imposed by an authority, they are the natural result of ignoring how life works. The point is that this guy's saying, listen, God, God does not punish. It's when you go against that design. But but God isn't punishing you. When you put your hand on a hot stove, God's not punishing you. That's your ability. Now you have the ability to learn something about the soul, and you won't do it again. But God isn't punishing you because you did something stupid. Yeah. And that's that's the world we live in now. We live in a world where the and when you read this book, or whoever reads this book, they're gonna get it. They're gonna realize that when when Rome took over Christianity in 325 or whatever, they destroyed whatever potential Christianity had. And they and now religion or Christianity, the official religion of Rome, is now Romanized. It's romantic, it's it's become it's now ruled by man's ideas of law because that's how it's being imposed. God now is a punisher. And those that are are pretending or or pretending to speak for God are here to punish everybody when that's not how design works. Natural law or design is listen, this is how my body's supposed to work. My body's supposed to breathe clean air, not air that has particulates dumped into it by or by planes, chemtrails. My body's designed to drink clean water, not have fluoride pumped into it through man's ideas of whatever. My body is supposed to be eating clean foods from clean soil, not genetically modified uh uh uh bio, you know, bioproduct. My body is supposed to be in alignment with nature, not man's ideas. And and so when I when I go outside of nature, I get sick. When I go, when I adhere to man's laws, I get sick, I get punished. And that's what's happening to us. We have lost our ability to see things that it really is, and we're we're just following the morons, the idiots, the dumb fucks in front of us. You know what I mean? That that that don't know anything. They actually don't know anything, Linda. Yeah, why would I listen to anybody that has no education, no ability to think critically? I I why would I listen to anyone? Hell, why would I listen to anyone ever at this point? Because nobody actually knows anything. It's pretty pretty bad. Anyway, great book. Um again, I'm not sure. Maybe an old farmer. Say that again.

SPEAKER_03 12:15

Maybe an old farmer.

SPEAKER_05 12:18

No, not even the state. No, no, not even that. There are no old farmers anymore, Linda. They're all gone, and now everybody, everybody is is taking the money from the state. That's true. There are new farmers. There are new farmers that are choosing to go a different path, but all the old farmers have sold out. Ultimately, they've all sold out. The new farmers are trying to go back in and create new top oil and do all kinds of amazing things. So I'm gonna say the new farmers that have their heads out of their asses now are trying to trying to save the earth and save Mother Earth. It's the old farmers that have that have succumbed. You're saying, old farmer, from your dad's perspective, um even my dad got before the seller.

SPEAKER_03 13:02

Yeah, but even my dad got lost in it too, in a lot of ways. You know, he believed believed with the COVID.

SPEAKER_05 13:11

Well, I did too, my dad did too, and he was punished for it. My dad was punished because he believed the narrative. Yeah. He followed the narrative and he was punished. Yeah. So anyway, I I I mentioned the fact that uh the laws of nature are the idea that if if I'm if you're in alignment with nature, if you're actually doing everything you can to stay within the alignment of nature, that's crude and versus native.

SPEAKER_06 13:39

Mm-hmm.

unknown 13:39

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 13:40

That's crude. I'm gonna read the back cover of this book before we get into the the paragraph today, because the but if there's more to it than just the natural law idea, Linda. There's more to it. In fact, this past week or whatever, a bunch of idiots went out and did this no-king thing. Oh, I know. And then a dumber group of people you can't even imagine because one sovereignty begins in natural law at fertilization. So so you have this monotzygotic maritime monarchy. You're actually your sovereignty begins at creation. And these idiots are out there trying to get rid of their sovereignty, they're trying to get rid of their own authority.

SPEAKER_06 14:18

Yep.

SPEAKER_05 14:19

They're abandoning, they're they're abdicating their own kingdoms, and and they're and they're I want to find somebody that was out there that that actually was in the no-king um uh protest that can tell me why they were there. I want to know who the king is, I want to know who they're actually walking against or protesting because to me it sounds like they're protesting their own sovereignty.

SPEAKER_03 14:48

Yeah. Well, the ones I've I know that I've talked to they're thinking they think they're protesting uh Donald Trump.

SPEAKER_05 14:59

Okay. Well, uh Trump Trump is no less a king than me.

SPEAKER_03 15:04

No, that's right, but they don't know that.

SPEAKER_05 15:06

He just he's just a higher profile king. I I don't I'm I'm you know sitting in a garage talking to you right now, but I'm I'm a monarch. I've been a monarch since uh you know since fertilization. Yep. And so have you, and so has so has everyone that was out there protesting that now choosing to abdicate their own authority, their own sovereignty.

SPEAKER_03 15:31

I'm sure the those who want to keep the system in place are rubbing their hands together with in glee.

SPEAKER_05 15:40

Anyway, so here's here's the the back cover. I'm gonna read Cruden versus Neil. Uh, this is from 1796, real quick, because when you understand that you're the monarch, then all of this No King stuff is absurd. I mean, it's absurd. It's like kindergartners being told that you know this is what we're gonna say today, and they all go follow the next idiot, the next kindergartner out in front of them, the next infant, you know. So here's here's what uh cruden vs. Neil says it says when a change of government takes place from a monarchial to a republican government, the old form is dissolved. Those who lived under it and did not choose to become members of the new had a right to refuse their allegiance to it and to retire elsewhere. By being part of the society subject to the old government, they had not entered into any engagement to become subject to any new form the majority might think proper to adopt. That the majority shall prevail is a rule posterior to the formation of government and results from it. It is not a rule binding upon mankind in their natural state. There, every man is independent of all laws except those prescribed by nature. So in Crude versus Deal, they're even saying, listen, democracy, mob rule, the majority. That doesn't work. And in fact, any of those governments, man-made governments, are posterior to the formation of government. In other words, we're here first, the monarchs get to choose. What people don't understand is that when mob rule, the so-called democracy, is what they already have. And it's the mob rule. It's it's the low IQ infancy, the low intellect that is ruling the world right now. The infants. They're destroying everything because they're too stupid to look around, open their eyes, and go, holy shit, you know. I mean, there are still people that that that defend the chemicals being dumped into the sky. Oh, that's just that's just water vapor, you idiot. Calling me an idiot. Yeah. It's really sad that that the low, the lowest intellect, the lowest common denominator is ruling the world right now. That's not true. What they're doing is they're using the lowest common denominator to rule the world. Those that actually know what's going on, or those in control of it, they're using the lowest common denominator, and the evidence of that is the king from 10. Unbelievable. Yep. Yep. Okay. So we're on per we're on paragraph, we're going, uh, we're reading out of up sound mind a Pacific transcription, and we're reading um what's called a remastered life, and we are on paragraph one, two, three, four, five, six. We're on paragraph seven.

SPEAKER_06 18:55

Yeah, I believe so.

SPEAKER_05 18:58

Wow. But unfortunately, I I have to read the whole thing. Um yeah, thanks a lot. Um each one of these calls could be considered separately.

SPEAKER_06 19:18

Yes. All right, here we go. Take one glass of coffee.

SPEAKER_05 19:30

It is a lot harder. I mean, as as beautiful as my view is right now, it's a lot harder than my mind in that. So if I get if I start to waver, you know.

SPEAKER_07 19:39

Oh sure, because you're you're you're not in your own space. Oh no, no.

SPEAKER_05 19:46

Alright, so a remastered life. Can you hear me okay?

SPEAKER_03 19:52

Yes.

SPEAKER_07 19:54

Not too much outside noise or anything.

SPEAKER_03 19:57

Nope, I don't hear any outside noise.

SPEAKER_07 20:00

Okay, there we go.

SPEAKER_05 20:03

For ages, an occult war has raged for control over one's godly extraterritorial nativity. When nature's seamless evolutionary due process revealed the whole truth of the matter from one little cheek janison onward. The original birthday cake, a vestigial organ and biological fetal maternal incorporation known as placenta, is a prehistoric biogeographic island territory constituting direct DNA proof of one's first estate monarchy and patrimonial right-of-way passage across BOM's immaculate second estate conception. A supernatural mystery is presumed to commence at an interstate stargate between the mutually exclusive past and present, with the violent cutting, removal, and certification of one's undelivered fetal membership. The severed portion denotes a derelict requiring salvage, an indigenous heathen requiring salvation, or some other contrived thing, when a simple medical delivery of one's faultless supreme being, i.e., baby umbilical cord and extraembry membranes, makes any alternative physically impossible. Definition of war. A struggle or competition between opposing forces for for a particular end. Next paragraph. My story begins when a living man and woman lay together somewhere upon Mother Earth, late 1959 Gregorian. To be precise, the two living beings to whom I now refer are my dad, Richard, and mom, Marianne. The simplest explanation of by president's substantial manifestation is during their sexual congress, my dad dropped off genetic building materials as 23 chromosomes firm at a job site known as WOM. Mom provided her own 23 chromosome building materials in the form of an ovum. At the same job site. Through an act of God known as fertilization, my personal and private waterborne nuclear kingdom monarchy was created as a singular 46 chromosome celestial body. This perfect maritime masterpiece affords me a harmonious one-way space-time journey from nowhere to now here. Science refers to the evolutionary vessel as the zygote. Religion refers to the intelligently designed craft as an arc. Definition of nuclear, of relating to or constituting a nucleus. Next paragraph. About five days after fertilization, prior to conception implantation, the pellucid membrane skin still enveloped my celestial body like armor. During my first estate journey, lasting six days or so, I walk unencumbered across the waters of mother, unattached to anyone or anything. Near the seventh day, my maritime vessel arc comes to rest upon the soil of mom uterine wall accretion. This second estate, Garden of Eden, is the littoral bank, accounting for the duration of one's extraterritorial nativity. During one's reparian sojourn, lasting between 37 and 42 weeks, my ancestral vessel arc is safely moored in accordance with nature's seamless evolutionary due process, keeping one's genuine alpha to omega monarchy from being disrupted, scattered about, or lost at sea via menstruation, tempest of birth, or anything otherwise. Definition of extraterritorial, existing or taking place outside the territorial limits of a jurisdiction. Next paragraph. The mesoderm forms my embryonic heart about 19 days after fertilization and is one's first functional organ. My individual spirit entered the kingdom when my biological heart tissue received a source transmission, distinguishing the nature of my own faultless supreme being from all else, including but not limited to any spiritually bankrupt afterbirth, afterbirth mass, born-alive infant member, heretical second-coming human creature, etc., following my foreign government consciousness and means of transport vessels anywhere beyond the womb. Any contrived terminus or space within one's continuous and contiguous journey from fertilization to last breath is both a trespass and lie by omission. And nature's seamless evolutionary due process abores a vacuum. As my own full measure of self-government emanates from a capital head, physically located upon my own shoulders, making it a government separate and foreign to all others for ATUSC 112, CRM 1624. I declare this fair warning regarding my remastered vessel arc. Do not follow. Definition of omit, believe out, or leave unmentioned. Next paragraph. My unique vessel arc protected from piracy per United States Constitution, 18 U.S. Code, Chapter 81, Law of Nations, etc., carries the entire genetic code of every ancestral generation preceding me two by two, beginning with the mitochondrial Eve and Y chromosomal Adam. My dad gave me 23 chromosomes establishing my just sanguinous fatherland dignity, while mom gave me 23 chromosomes establishing my just solely motherland dowry. My navel is direct proof of the substantial landing of one's entire first estate monarchy within the continental United States per chapter 1267 Congress, 1921, clearly contrary to anything else recorded, imported, or discovered at a later date. As a mature man of sound mind and memory, all present then accounted for from fertilization of last breath. I, for one, do not suffer the undue influence of childish things, the id or ID, frequently idolized or taken for granted by the ignorant, unconscious, or insane math definition of elf, being different in identity. Paragraphs. Be clear, the bulk of one's divine proportion, PHI, kingdom, is to be delivered as one original package, i.e., baby umbilical cord and extraembryonic membranes, i.e., sovereign and regal retinue, per Brown versus Maryland, 1827, as opposed to a medically marooned naked ape. As a man of sound mind and memory, I for one have full species-specific diplomatic immunity to any cutoff membership, genetically modified measure, or contrived composition of matter falling short of nature's seamless evolutionary due process, converted or administrated by privateers, profiteers, racketeers, etc., unjustly enriched from essential goods during times of emergency or otherwise. Such customization gives rise to a substantially deficient or extraordinary issue dependent upon some absurd spiritual medium, alchemical third party, or kangaroo court to provide an official remedy, reconstruction, or revival in regards to the altered state of his health, education, and welfare. Definition of official. Described by the U.S. Pharmacopia or the National Formulary. Next paragraph. His story begins at the splitting of one's monozygotic atom, i.e., the cutting of the umbilical cord. Said abortion, i.e., mayhem, separates a consecrated cross-section fee from one's waterborne kingdom, making it available as a prize in admiralties. The nuclear war over one's holy grail first fruits is fixed via Gregorian date of birth, reducing all civilly registered offspring to incapacitated minors or mendicants forever. Without a mature standing in law, the monarchy's legitimate Y chromosomal agnetic primagenture, i.e., error parent, effectively degenerates to an institutionalized infant prince, i.e., mama's boy. Celebrating, adopting the revolutionary, immortal, civil calendar character, denomination, seals one's fate as full faith and credit underwriter, surety, of a municipal, local bond, or central banking system via personal sacrifice of one's present 46 chromosome body and blood upon a mutually exclusive historic 92 chromosome fetal maternal abultion accretion island wasteland. Definition of standing, not yet cut or harvested. The historically fixed transgression of an abandoned vessel arc geographic island territory is a syndicated nativity scene of biblical proportions, inaugurating an absurd extraterritorial bank account, Susicay Trust or Offshore Shell Corporation, subject to income tax. The official administration of one's lost minor account in any way, shape, or form, is incontrovertible evidence of mayhem, larceny, genocide, or other war crime committed against one's living person, proven via prosecution of one's infant membership. A well-learned man's remastered vessel naturally spans a passage of water separating a mainland and an island, and we sojourners of sound mind and memory, with intimate knowledge of mom's second estate promised land bounty, are exempt from acts contrary to one's harmonious one-way space-time journey validated via nature's seamless evolutionary due process from fertilization to last breath. Fictio seeded veritati. Definition of mind and memory, a recollection of the persons who are the object of his bounty. Next paragraph. The definition of equity at Merriam Webster's dictionary is justice in accordance with natural law. Natural law begins where Darwin meets God, i.e. fertilization, and any person, place, or thing arresting nature's seamless evolutionary due process at any point from fertilization to the last breath is an obstruction of justice. One's violently removed goods considered in the abstract as the unborn of animals or identified things attached to realty as fixtures is incompatible with the prescribed laws of nature, giving rise to a pauper, vagabond, and fugitive from justice devoid of nature's equity and the privileges and immunities of the United States Constitution, federal laws made pursuant to it, and treaties made under its authority constituting the supreme law of the land. Definition of abstract, insufficiently factual, formal. Next paragraph. To wit, a man in the public is not to be confused with things of the public. For Article 42 of General Orders number 100, the Legor Code, unless the real intent is to follow, indenture, or enslave the man. A separation of church and state applies to public lands only and not to one's individual right-of-way passage across mom's immaculate second estate conception, evidenced by one's fetal maternal afterbirth, i.e. bagged in effect 22 USD 288B, an event formally concealed via violently removed, medically incomplete, biologically confused birth certificated character. Res sua, to meaning servant. Definition of reconcile, to bring to a state free of conflicts, inconsistencies, or differences. Last paragraph. Finally, everything elucidated via this authentic, mature diplomatic dispatch, proves beyond a reasonable doubt one's first-in-time dominion, i.e., rule of law, over a formally consecrated just cogent mystery, via faultless supreme being based wholly upon one's exclusive and timeless little gegenesis, i.e., the origin or coming into being of something. Any objection to this first hand account must be made in writing through the hand of another living man and received by the author within 60 days of publication of Sound Mind, a Pacific Transcription, for everything expressed within this copyrighted tome stands for all men everywhere as the unrebutted truth of the matter from fertilization to last breath in regard to the species-specific heritage of all mankind, i.e., human race. Silence is acquiescence. The author, Ambassador Passiven. Wow. Every time you read that. Wow. We did it. I mean, we did it. We were able to together, and I'm gonna say you and I, don't get me wrong, there are other people that have had input over the years. I mean, Bill is absolutely amazing, and we you can hear Vill every once in a while on a call. But I mean, realistically, we talked it out over the years. We talked it out. I mean, the writing is a product of the contemplation, years of contemplating. Years of contemplation to arrive at the truth. And yet the truth is here the whole time. My monopodic maritime monarchy, which begins at fertilization, is still in play. And you're innocent. This is what people don't get. You're innocent from the moment of creation all the way to your last breath, unless unless you take on the account of man, which is the birth of the Gregorian calendar, double calendar character. Yeah. Now you've turned your back on creation. You've turned your back on God. Hell, you've turned your back on design. Which is what I was talking talking about earlier from that book. You've turned your back on design. The design of man is natural.

SPEAKER_06 35:35

Yep. Okay.

SPEAKER_03 35:41

Every time you read it, I I see I every time you read it, I see uh different things, like layers of understanding. And it's more than when I read it, you know. So yeah. Thank you.

SPEAKER_05 35:59

I think I think that's the huge point that needs to be made. We I mean, even when I read it, Linda, there's there's almost nothing more that I I could add. I mean, you wonder why I didn't put out another book. I mean, eventually I put out the children's book, Darwin Meets God, eventually, with with illustrations that make this make it a little easier to understand, but um I can't find an art. I can't honestly, I can't find an ill uh illustrator. I can't find an artist that's willing to help me. That's really what it comes down to. I cannot find an artist that is willing to help me get this Darwin Meets God book done. I can't find one. I know, it's horrible. Okay. Imagine an illustration, a children's third grade reader, fourth grade reader type thing, with illustrations that actually take this remastered life and illustrate it. Or a memoir.

SPEAKER_06 37:09

Something that simple. A method, a memoir. Talk about clear it.

SPEAKER_07 37:20

Like last like last week. Okay. Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_05 37:27

Say that again.

SPEAKER_03 37:29

It has to be someone who really gets it in order to illustrate it.

SPEAKER_05 37:34

That's why it's so hard. I can't I can't just find somebody with talent. I have to find somebody that that actually wasn't marching at the No King parade.

SPEAKER_03 37:48

Good luck with that. Well, maybe I'll have to maybe I'll have to brush up on my artistry.

SPEAKER_01 37:58

I might have to learn how to draw to do it myself.

SPEAKER_03 38:02

Well, I yeah, I mean maybe we should talk about that because I mean I think in a lot of ways I'm probably capable. It just is I'm out of practice. I haven't really used that skill since the 90s.

SPEAKER_05 38:18

So well, the illustration the the way what I want what I want, Linda, is simple drawings with watercolor. The reason I say water, yeah, that's but I mean I want watercolor because it it adds to the simplicity, you know? Um where it just washes some color into some ideas. I mean, if you look at the cover of the books, you know, um right of way, first in time, and and whatever. These these covers are were watercolor. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_04 38:58

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 38:58

I want I want the drawing to be that simple. That that really it comes down to the simplicity. And I did have an artist overseas, but believe it or not, I lost her. She had a baby. How ironic is that?

SPEAKER_03 39:12

Exactly.

SPEAKER_05 39:15

The very thing we're talking about is how why I lost my artist. Okay. I'm gonna go in and grab a cup of coffee if there's still some. There might be some noise of like children talking and what have you.

SPEAKER_06 39:26

Right?

SPEAKER_05 39:28

Let me go in here, see how loud it is.

SPEAKER_07 39:34

See if there's any coffee left. What?

SPEAKER_05 39:39

I'm wearing a headphones. Actually, you already knew that, didn't you?

SPEAKER_06 39:48

You can probably see him.

SPEAKER_05 39:57

Your black flaw. I'm gonna I'm gonna rely on you pretty heavy today. I'm gonna rely on you pretty heavy today. Um I mean I'm gonna try to describe as much as I can in my head, you know, too. So it says his story begins. His story. I'm going to his. I'm going to the definition definition of his. His story. When I say his story, am I referring to me? No. Obviously not. So I'm I'm talking about somebody that's not me. Somebody other than myself. Webster's definition of his, of or relating to him or himself, especially as possessor, agent, or object of an action. His. That which belongs to him. When I'm saying that, Linda, am I talking about that which belongs to me? No. No. No, I'm speaking, I'm speaking as if there's another. And if there's another, it's not me. I don't have a split personality. I'm I can't be in two places at once. I can't be in the past and the present. I can only be here and now. And that's why this is so huge. Yeah. The birth record character is a split. It's a different frame of reference. When people talk about timelines, oh, oh, the timeline, I've we've discovered that there's an alternate timeline. Really? I've been talking about that for years, but but it's the Gregorian calendar birth certificated timeline that is a natural. It's an alternate alternative universe created by Pope Gregory in 1582. In fact, the definition of universal is Catholic. So the universe, the alternative universe is the Gregorian calendar character, the birth certificated person. It's a different time frame. His story begins. His story means somebody other than myself. Right. I never refer to myself as as him.

SPEAKER_03 42:36

Yeah, the examples in of a relating to him or himself as possessor, agent, or object of an action. His house versus my house. His writing.

SPEAKER_06 42:55

It it's obvious there.

SPEAKER_03 43:00

I'm gonna go to etymology online real quick and put in his old English genitive of he Well, if you go click on he, it's old English he, pronoun as third person.

SPEAKER_06 43:44

Can you hear me? Did I just disappear? Are you there? I really do.

SPEAKER_05 44:01

This is supposed to be technology. They they can follow you anywhere. Are you there?

SPEAKER_03 44:06

Yeah, I'm back now.

SPEAKER_05 44:08

Yeah, I don't I don't know. I'm I'm actually looking at pound signs on my phone, and I'm not touching the phone. Wow. It's sitting on a table away from it. I'm not touching it. And it pounds just wow. Anyway, etymology online says it's it's the old English he originally also the neuter possessive pronoun, but in English it was replaced in that sentence in the 1600s by if. In the Middle English, subscribe. I'm just looking to so what else does it say here? In the 16th, 17th century, college it didn't what hang on a second. In the 16th, 17th century, commonly used in place in the 16th, 17th century, commonly used in place of a genitive inflection after nouns whose nominative nominative end. When this book became a pretty good book, um I'm I'm looking for something here. So you told me to click on what?

SPEAKER_03 45:16

Key up at the top, the hyperlink.

SPEAKER_05 45:20

He pronounced the third person. There it is right there, the third person, Linda. That's what I'm trying to get to. I don't even have to go any further than this because if you go to tertium quid, and I should do it right now. Tertium quid at Wikipedia. A tertium quid, Wikipedia says it refers to an unidentified third element that is in combination with two known ones. The phrase is associated with alchemy. It is Latin for third something, literally third one. Uh, and then it goes on and it says, in Christy, in Christology. Um, it was used to refer to the followers, followers of Apollineris who spoke of Christ as something neither human nor divine, but a mixture of the two in a mysterious and inseparable way, therefore a third thing. The phetomaternal placenta, Linda, is a tertium quiz. And it's given a title, it's given a birth record, and it becomes a third person. It's he, it's him. It's his, and that's his story. The birth certificate is for his story, it's not for mine.

SPEAKER_03 46:46

Right.

SPEAKER_05 46:47

It's not for my life, it's for somebody else's narrative.

SPEAKER_06 46:54

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 46:56

In his story. Go ahead.

SPEAKER_03 46:59

Yeah, let's sit he click on it under when you on he click on it. I just think it's interesting that in the si it says under his that the English replaced his with it in the 1600s. So old English is the neuter nominative and accusative of third-party singular pronoun. So it went from his to it. The tertium quid is an it.

SPEAKER_05 47:35

And it says accusative third person. Yeah. But it's and it says it took on the meaning, sorry, if you have cards. It took on the meaning thing or animal. Thing or animal. So afterbirth, the afterbirth is what I'm I'm talking about. The fetomaternal afterbirth. Fetomaternal. Two things that are known. My biology, my 46 chromosomes is the fetal part, mom's 46 chromosomes is the maternal part. The tertium quid says refers to an unidentified third element that is in combination with two known ones. So there's the baby and there's mom. But the afterbirth is a combination of those 46 chromosomes times two, which is a 92 chromosome monstrosity. The organ known as placenta is a third thing. That's the third person. That's the third person in the court. They're always talking about this third person. Are you stepping in or speaking for somebody? You're in there speaking for that third party, third person. There is no third party in a reality. They made that up. This is a fiction of law. This is a legal fiction. This is not reality. Right. By the way, if I'm all present and accounted for, if my 46 chromosomes that are sitting in the chair right now is identical, is ethical, is the same exact 46 chromosomes of the original single-celled monozygotic maritime monarchy that zygoted cell. From that moment of creation to this moment as I speak, Linda, it's only it's one. It's one kingdom, it's one entity. One if I remove, if I remove my biology from the fetomaternal third person, does it exist?

SPEAKER_04 49:39

No.

SPEAKER_05 49:40

Can't. If I remove my biology from the tertium quit phetomaternal placenta, if I extricate it, if I remove it through consciousness or through thought and say, uh-uh, no, it's all one kingdom, it's all one monarchy, it's all me, it's all mine. That's all they're left with, then is mom's biology. Yep. Is that a third thing? No. No. It's part of mom's biology. It's mom's 46 chromosomes. So now I've refused this, I've I've eliminated this third thing altogether by identifying and removing my 46 chromosomes from its character. Can a birth certificated birth and based upon the phetomaternal afterbirth um placenta? If I remove through consciousness, through thought, through contemplation, if I remove my biology from that church of Quint Linda, does the birth record, does the birth certificated person, third party, third person, exist? No. If there's no third party, third person to pull me into a courtroom, Linda, am I exempt because of this knowledge? Am I exempt all legal fiction realm?

SPEAKER_06 51:10

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 51:12

Yeah, of course I am. This is logic. It doesn't take any leaps of faith or anything. It's just obvious that their character cannot exist if I'm whole. If I'm whole, W H O L E from fertilization of this moment. Third party, third person cannot exist. It's a fraud. It's a fraud on the course. Back to the paragraph. I know I get excited about this stuff, Linda, so his story begins at the splitting of one's monozygotic atom A-D-A-M, i.e. the cutting of the umbilical cord. Monozygotic. I'm gonna go to the word monozygotic.

SPEAKER_06 52:08

Excuse me.

SPEAKER_05 52:12

Not that I have any power to bless.

SPEAKER_07 52:20

That was that was a joke.

SPEAKER_03 52:23

I'm sorry I was in the middle of another sneeze.

SPEAKER_05 52:28

Oh I'm sorry, I stopped it with my humor. Okay. Okay. Monozygo monozygotic at Webster, it says derive.

SPEAKER_06 52:43

Derive from a single egg. Monozygotic. Above. One egg. From the egg. What egg am I talking about?

SPEAKER_05 53:02

Ah, I'm not. What egg am I talking about?

SPEAKER_06 53:12

Is the zygote an egg? I think of it as an egg, am I wrong?

SPEAKER_05 53:19

It's not an egg, Linda.

SPEAKER_06 53:21

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_05 53:22

It's it's it's my entire being. What's the egg that the zygote comes from?

SPEAKER_03 53:28

Oh, the ovum.

SPEAKER_05 53:31

The ovum is an egg. Yeah that So my dad's sperm fertilizes mom's egg, mom's ovum. And the product of that act is the zygote. The zygote is not an egg.

SPEAKER_03 53:49

Derived from a single egg, got it. Okay.

SPEAKER_05 53:54

So the only egg that's involved, the only egg that's involved in my creation is the ovum.

SPEAKER_06 54:01

Uh-huh. Yes. Absolutely.

SPEAKER_05 54:03

And and see, this is this is the problem. Is remember in Unum Sanctum. I'm going to go to it because I don't like to talk without evidence. Unum Sanctum.

SPEAKER_06 54:20

Unum Sanctum and I'll go to I'll go directly to the wrong cat. Okay.

SPEAKER_05 54:32

I'm going to go to basically the I'm going to go to the last line or the last paragraph or so. It says whoever resists this power thus ordained by God.

SPEAKER_06 54:55

Whoever resists this power thus ordained by God resists the ordinance of God, Romans 13.

SPEAKER_05 55:07

Unless he invents, like Manicaeus, to begin it, which is false and judged by us heretical. Since according to the testimony of Moses, it is not in the beginnings, plural, but in the beginning that God created heaven and earth, Genesis 1-1. Furthermore, we declare, we proclaim, we define that it is absolutely necessary for salvation that every human creature be subject to Roman, the Roman pontiff, human creature. It says there's only one beginning. And even the Roman Catholic Church says that if you say there's two beginnings, that's heretical. That's judged by them heretical. So what's the one beginning, Linda? Um fertilization. Fertilization. When my dad's sperm fertilizes mom's oblum, i.e. egg, that's the beginning. What they're saying is that when I land, when my zygote, the 46 chromosome zygote, lands in the soil of mother's uterine wall. They're pretending that that's a second beginning. Like my egg, I mean, like my zygote is an egg, planting into the uterine wall, the soil of mom's uterine wall. That's not an egg being planted, Linda. That's my kingdom coming to Earth. It's not being planted in the earth, it's coming to Earth from the heavens, from the water.

SPEAKER_06 56:41

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 56:42

Already intact, already whole.

SPEAKER_06 56:46

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 56:48

Wow.

SPEAKER_06 56:49

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 56:50

So the second beginning that they're talking about is the afterbirth.

SPEAKER_06 56:54

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_05 56:56

Because the remains of my coming to earth or implantation is the fetal maternal potential. That's what's left behind. That's evidence of a of in somebody's world a second coming or second beginning. That is false, and even judged by the Roman Catholic Church as false.

unknown 57:15

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 57:15

And heretical. There's only one beginning. There's only one moment of creation, and that's fertilization. That's the beginning for all living beings. What what's the beginning? The second coming, the second beginning is the beginning of a legal fiction. That's the heretic.

SPEAKER_06 57:35

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 57:37

That's the original sense. And then you got to be covered, you're covered with the fig leaf, the fig figure, the character, the legal fiction, figure, the public figure, and the leaf being the page or the folio. So the portfolio, the birth certificate portfolio is the fig leaf that covers the now naked ape. And that that becomes the statute. The fig leaf is the statute, the birth certificate that covers the naked ape. Because he's left behind his true origin. And that's what I'm getting at. Is when you start to understand this stuff, you can picture it. So that when you forget about your true origin fertilization, you need to have the statutory creature, the statutory creation, the statute to cover you. Which is the birth certificate. Because you've forgotten God. You've forgotten creation. Because you believed in a birth date.

SPEAKER_06 58:52

Yep.

SPEAKER_05 58:54

It says his story, third party, third person, begins at the splitting of one's monozygotic atom, A-D-A-L. It's also A-T-O-M. The atomic, the atomic age. I'm going to go to the atomic age real quick. You don't ever talk about this, but I'm going to see when the atomic A-T-O-M-I-C Age began. I'm going to go to Wikipedia. Atomic Age of Wiki. Is the period of history following the detonation, detonation of the first nuclear weapon. July 16, 1945, during World War II. Nuclear weapons. The splitting of the ADAM or A C O M one. Remember what came out of the World War II, the United Nations. And what does the United Nations use? They use the material left behind.

SPEAKER_04 1:00:06

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:00:10

The just coaching's measure to bring peace. To bring peace. But it says, although nuclear chain reaction had been hypothesized. What year does it say there? 1933. Really? That's the year the nuclear war actually began with the splitting of the ADAM APOM, which is the cutting of the emulsive war. Why do I say it's the splitting of the ADAM? Because the entire kingdom, my kingdom began at fertilization, and it includes the baby alcohol and extraembryotic. When they split apart the nucleus, took the nucleus out of that kingdom, that's the splitting of the atom.

SPEAKER_03 1:01:01

And it says they're right, the first artificial self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction in 1933. Wow.

SPEAKER_05 1:01:12

Nuclear chain reaction. You wonder why you're you're chained while you're while you're in bondage? Because you keep doing it, you keep following through on the one, the lemming in front of you. The one that told you you had a birthday, you believe you have a birthday, your kids believe they have birthdays because we can't get our heads out of our asses. What do I mean by that? Look at an auraborus, Linda. What do you see? You see the the head eating the tail.

SPEAKER_02 1:01:43

The tail.

SPEAKER_05 1:01:46

In other words, going in a circle, eating your own tail. T-A-L-E or T-A-I-L. It doesn't matter. It's eating your own story, consuming your own story over and over and over. Every 365 days is a circle. It's the first record. It's a revolutionary war that begins with the birth date or date of birth. And so we keep eating or consuming our own story over and over. Our own birth record. Over and over. That's the aura for it, Linda. A snake eating its own tail.

SPEAKER_04 1:02:27

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:02:29

And it said the nuclear chain reaction had been hypothesized in 1933. Well, you know what? Everybody believed in a birth date or a birth certificate since then. FDR's own words. This is a day of national consecration. He created a holy ground or holy nation by splitting the atom.

SPEAKER_06 1:02:53

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:02:58

Anyway, let's keep going because they usually get way off. By splitting of one's monozygotic atoms, so they're cutting my kingdom apart, Linda. My kingdom, baby umbilical cord extraembryonic membrane, is a kingdom. And when they clamp it at the umbilical cord off, they split the ADAL. But they also split, they began an atomic war, a world war, a nuclear war. Nuclear. Remember earlier in my reading, it defined nuclear, Linda, in the first in the second paragraph. Nuclear. Of relating to or constituting a nucleus. Yes. Linda, what's at the center of the zygo? What who is at the center of the zygo?

SPEAKER_06 1:03:56

Who's at the center of the zygo? I am.

SPEAKER_05 1:04:00

Yeah. So they it says a nuclear war. A nuclear all related to or constituting a nucleus. You're at the center. Surrounded by this other material.

SPEAKER_06 1:04:19

It's a nuclear war over the I am, Linda.

SPEAKER_05 1:04:23

Over your own presence. It's a nuclear war. They split the A D A M, which is nothing more than your monozygottic maritime monarchy. That's the ADAM. Um, if I even go further into at home, ATOM Wiki, let's see what it says. A T O M. It says it's the fundamental building block of matter, but I'm gonna see if I can find something. I'm gonna go to Adam A-T-O-M-Y-T-H. Oh, oh, there it is. That's what I wanted. A-T-U-M, Linda. Atom. Yeah, I got it. That's what I really was looking for. Adam. Sometimes rendered as Atem, Temu, Tem, is the primordial god in Egyptian mythology from whom all else arose.

SPEAKER_06 1:05:33

Wow.

SPEAKER_05 1:05:34

Atom. Which is the zygo. Also, what what's another word I use occasionally? Maad, M-O-N-A-D. Um and of course, a tomb is it says Atom's name is thought to be derived from the verb TM, which means to complete or to finish. Thus, he has been interpreted as being the complete one. And also the finisher of the world, which he returns to watery chaos at the end of the creative cycle. Watery chaos. As creator, he was seen as the progenitor of the world, the deity, the end universe, having received his vital force or ka, okay. So again, atom, Adam, Atom. Uh all sound the basics that sound the same. Adam.

SPEAKER_06 1:06:45

Atom.

SPEAKER_05 1:06:46

It's called what? It's called Eden Salah. You don't know what anybody's talking about when they thought when they say the word Adam. Are you saying Atom? Then pronounce it that way. But it's it's gonna come off as Adam. Are you talking about A G A M? As in Adam and Eve? Or are you talking about ATM? Oh realistically, Linda, they're all the same.

SPEAKER_06 1:07:07

Right.

SPEAKER_05 1:07:12

My monotony maritime monarchy, Linda, is a single cell. It is the atom. And I'm not gonna spell it. I'm gonna let you think of that. Anyway, um, it said, my uh uh wait a minute, I'm a minute. His story begins at the splitting of one's monozygottic atom. I eat the cutting of the adult report. And look what it said. His story. So when they cut a piece of me off, Linda, when they cut a piece of me off, a chip off the old block, a chip, a piece, a vestige left behind, a chip. That chip, Linda, gets the birth certificate, a chip. If people are worried about having a chip implanted into their arm or their forehead, they've already had a chip implanted into their mind. It's called birth certificate. It's a chip. It's it's evidence, a piece of your biology left behind, forgotten by you, which is the chip that would that received the record. That's the chip, Linda. The chip is biology, and the record of that chip is the birth certificated character. That's the chip that is to be implanted into you, known as what? What's the chip? What's a what's uh what are all Christians worried about?

SPEAKER_03 1:08:51

Everybody's worried about chips. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:08:54

What's the chip? They're worried about having a chip implanted into them. What chip are they worried about? The beast.

SPEAKER_03 1:09:02

Yeah, the beast. The mark of the beast.

SPEAKER_05 1:09:04

The beast. The mark of the beast is the chip. The mark of the beast is the chip. The piece of these, the earliest version of you, Linda, is the chip.

SPEAKER_06 1:09:20

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:09:20

The earliest version of you is the mark of the beast. What? That's the one. What gives the mark away right away? 666. What is 666 in records? Carbon. Carbon. What are we made of? What are we made of?

SPEAKER_03 1:09:36

Carb Carbon.

SPEAKER_05 1:09:39

So all you have to do is reduce us, reduce us to our lowest common element, which is carbon. And now you have 666.

SPEAKER_06 1:09:46

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:09:47

If they burn up, if they if they take that afterbirth and incinerate it or burn it up, what's it gonna come? What's it it's gonna be? It's gonna be ash. What is ash? Carbon. Carbon. Carbon. My my my point is that everything, all the belief systems are based upon nonsense. Once we finally learn something for the first time in our lives, we'll stop believing all the crap that we're told, which is imprisoning us.

SPEAKER_03 1:10:17

Gives you a whole new perspective on carbon taxes.

SPEAKER_06 1:10:24

Carbon dating. Oh, my computer, I must have touched something. Let's go back to it. Okay.

SPEAKER_05 1:10:37

So what I'm trying to get at is the splitting of one's monozygotic atom. They they cut it apart. They destroyed the kingdom. They did it right at the port of entry to the world beyond the womb. The world beyond the womb, the new world beyond the womb. The old world in the womb versus the new world outside of the womb. One is water, and the other is land and air. So when they clap and cut the cord, Linda, that's an abortion. I'm gonna go to the word abortion. Or I'm gonna go to abort first.

SPEAKER_06 1:11:30

Abort.

SPEAKER_05 1:11:36

To abort is to bring forth stillborn, non-viable or premature offspring. Number two says to become checked in development so as to degenerate or remain rudimentary. Okay, get a picture of this because I I'm gonna describe this Linda. In the womb, there's a baby, or I'm gonna say fetus, surrounded by membranes. One unit, baby umbilical, and extraembryotic, it's all one keta.

SPEAKER_06 1:12:13

Okay?

SPEAKER_05 1:12:14

Inside the womb. You gotta look at the baby like the baby is the fruit or the flower at the end of the cell. The stem, like stem cells, the stem is the umbilical cord. So the most advanced, the most advanced version of you is the baby. Yes. The umbilical cord is the stem that runs back to the your roots, your roots being the extraembryotic membrane. That's your root. And those roots are planted into the uterine wall. So the roots are not the most advanced. The baby is. Yes. The roots are rudimentary. Yes. They're rudimentary. So when the baby comes, when the fetus comes out, now called baby, and they clamp and cut the cord, Linda, the stem, the umbilical cord, is running back in to the to the uterus, which is sometimes or most often still attached to the uterine wall. My root system is still attached to the uterus, Linda.

unknown 1:13:30

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 1:13:32

But I'm the most advanced. So the afterbirth material, it's rudimentary. Yes. It's it's it's original material. So when they glance and cut it and the afterbirth comes out, the fetal material comes out. Does that material advance? Does it progress to my level? The level of the baby. No, it remains. It remains rudimentary. It's human remains. It's human remains. What's really funny is all the arguments you get in with people over the definition of human versus man or person. Human, Linda. Humanity begins at fertilization.

SPEAKER_06 1:14:23

Yep.

SPEAKER_05 1:14:26

It begins at fertilization. Now, what when baby comes out of the womb, we see man. But mankind is left behind. Yes. Yes. It's the root of it's it's it's the rudimentary version of man, the baby. It hasn't evolved to the level of the baby. It's rudimentary. So the afterbirth remain rudimentary. So look what it says to abort to become checked in development so as to degenerate or remain rudimentary. Linda, the afterbirth remains will always be in its infancy. It never matures. So the record of the afterbirth human remains always is a record for an infant because it remains checked, checked in its development or remains in its rudimentary um development.

SPEAKER_03 1:15:32

It's always it never goes beyond the with the so with the cutting of the umbelica cords, humankind is always rudimentary.

SPEAKER_05 1:15:46

Not only that, Lisa. Not only that, when they clamp and cut it off, does it have any way, is it self-sustaining, or does it die? No, it dies. It dies. So the baby comes out fully formed, but then where baby came from dies. That that by definition would be genocide. Wow. Because the human race is dead. They let the human race die, Linda, and then they have this other thing, this this baby that's out here that is is is has been separated from the human race.

SPEAKER_03 1:16:35

Wow. I just got that as an race.

SPEAKER_05 1:16:40

So all they have left is this weird cyborg record. Because you disappear, Linda. Baby goes home, there's no name for baby. The only thing that's recorded is the fetal maternal placenta. So now you got this 92 chromosome monstrosity, the placenta itself, which is the tertium quid, 92 chromosome, and it has a legal title, Linda, which is a machine card or a um what would they call it? Uh it's a tool with another word for that.

SPEAKER_03 1:17:14

You're a cog in the wheel.

SPEAKER_05 1:17:17

No, I'm I'm looking for it starts with a D. Um. Not design. Not designation. No. It is a denomination, but that's not what I'm looking for. I'm looking for it's a device.

SPEAKER_06 1:17:37

Yes, a device.

SPEAKER_05 1:17:38

It's a device. D I V I S D. Look it up in what in the black law. Look up device. Okay. I mean D yeah, device. D E V I S D device.

SPEAKER_06 1:17:54

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04 1:17:59

Oh my.

SPEAKER_06 1:18:02

What does it say?

SPEAKER_03 1:18:05

Uh device, a testamentary dispossession, disposition of land or realty. A gift of real property by the last will and testament of the donor. When used as a noun, means a testamentary disposition of real or personal property. And when used as a verb means to dispossess, dispose of real or personal property by will. What word is that?

SPEAKER_01 1:18:46

Spell it.

SPEAKER_03 1:18:47

Spell the word you're deciding right now. D-E-V-I-S-E. Oh, it's D E V D I D E V I C E.

unknown 1:18:56

Right.

SPEAKER_03 1:18:57

And invention.

SPEAKER_06 1:19:00

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_05 1:19:02

So you read divide. You read divide. Read device, too. Both. You gotta read both because they both actually connect each other.

SPEAKER_03 1:19:13

Yeah. Divise is an invention or contrive. No, no, no.

SPEAKER_05 1:19:17

What are you reading now? You just said divide. You just read divide. What are you reading now?

SPEAKER_03 1:19:23

Divide device. D-I-B-D-E-V-I-C-E.

SPEAKER_05 1:19:28

Device. Device. Okay, read that.

SPEAKER_03 1:19:32

An invention or contrivance, any result of design, as in the phrase gambling device, which means a machine or contrivance of any kind for the playing of an unlawful game of chance or hazard. A plan or project, a scheme to trick or deceive, a stratagem or artifice, as in the laws relating to fraud and cheating. Also an emblem, pictorial representation or distinguishing mark or sign of any kind, as in the laws prohibiting the marking of ballots used in public elections with any device.

SPEAKER_06 1:20:42

Did I lose you?

SPEAKER_05 1:20:44

No, I'm not listening. I'm just I I didn't want to I didn't want to interrupt you. So the one word that jumped out of me, not that there were ten, but the word stratagem. The word stratagem says a cleverly contrived trick or scheme for gaining an end. Well, what end are we talking about? The cut end. The cut end. The definition of war at 2B is what? Competition over a particular end. It always goes back to the same thing. So both of those, by the way, Linda, devise and device. They both work. In fact, um, I was at device at Webster's, and it said something device. So it's, I mean, they're connected. So device is it says something divide, D-E-B-I-S-E-D or Contrived, such as a piece of equipment or mechanism designed to serve a special purpose or perform a special function. Um look number two says a weapon that explodes. Hell, in the in this paragraph that we're working on, Linda, it goes on to talk about a nuclear war. It is a nuclear weapon, Linda, that destroys my kingdom. But it says a weapon that explodes. Um device B says plan, procedure, technique, a scheme to deceive, a stratagem or trick, something fanciful, elaborate, or intricate in design. Um, look at this. Something such as a figure of speech in literary work designed to achieve a particular artistic effect. A particular artistic effect. And of course, what's the effect?

SPEAKER_03 1:22:46

The um the the birth certificate, the cut.

SPEAKER_06 1:22:53

The accretion.

SPEAKER_03 1:22:55

The accretion is the okay. Yes. Sorry. I got away from biology. Yes, the accretion is.

SPEAKER_01 1:23:02

Well, no, never go away from biology, never ever leave biology.

SPEAKER_03 1:23:06

I know.

SPEAKER_01 1:23:07

If you leave, if you leave biology, you're going into the picture.

SPEAKER_03 1:23:12

Yes, absolutely.

SPEAKER_05 1:23:15

Nature for us is biology. We need to never ever assume otherwise or presume otherwise. We live and die according to natural law. We agree to be killed off or consumed by man's law.

SPEAKER_06 1:23:32

Yes. Yes.

SPEAKER_04 1:23:35

Umdoctrination goes.

SPEAKER_05 1:23:43

Abortion, i.e., mayhem, separate a consecrated cross-section fee from one's waterborne kingdom, making it available as a prizing admiralty. I'm going to the word mayhem real quick. You have a better version of it, but let me just go to Webster's because I can't. I can't. I don't have black law in front of me, so I'm going to mayhem. At Webster's. Look at mayhem at Webster. Needless or willful damage or violence. Is it necessary in nature to cut the ability to cord?

SPEAKER_06 1:24:19

No.

SPEAKER_05 1:24:20

No. Uh, it says willful and permanent deprivation of a body part, resulting in the impairment of a person's fighting ability. When they clamp and cut the cord, Linda, are they depriving me of a body part or an organ? Yes. Of course they are. But to be says willful and permanent disabling or mutation. Willful and permanent disabling mutation or disfigurement of any part of the body. That's mayhem. So clamping and cutting the cord is clamping, is clamping and cutting the cord. Mayhem. This and it's the most simple definition at Webster. There's no way around it. It even says impairment of a person it even says impairment of a person's fighting ability.

SPEAKER_06 1:25:29

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:25:31

Why?

SPEAKER_03 1:25:35

Because I'm I don't I'm not whole. I don't even exist.

SPEAKER_05 1:25:39

And I'm not because because how about because it gives rise to a legal fiction or an infant that can't even speak for itself because it lacks legal capacity? Yeah. How can you fight for yourself when you lose your voice because the only record is an infant, and infants lack legal capacity. Can you fight if you lack a voice?

unknown 1:26:09

No.

SPEAKER_05 1:26:10

Can you fight? Can you fight, Linda, if the only way you can do anything is through the Bar Association?

SPEAKER_03 1:26:17

No.

SPEAKER_05 1:26:18

No.

SPEAKER_03 1:26:19

And that's exactly how it feels.

SPEAKER_05 1:26:20

What I'm getting at is that what I'm getting at is this shit is so easy. When you stop thinking that you know anything. It says impairment of a person's fighting ability. If the only record is of an infant like that.

SPEAKER_06 1:26:37

Yep.

SPEAKER_05 1:26:38

Can you fight? No. No. Nobody can. But the birth date is in play, infancy is in play, and you lack the ability to fight for yourself. You cannot send for yourself. You can't do anything for yourself because it's it lacks a voice. It's incapacitated legally. I'm sorry. But I really need this shit to get out in front of people so they don't get lost in all the other words. Anybody can go to mayhem at Webster's, Linda. Anyone can go to Webster and look at this stuff. They might not have a black blood experience. Sorry.

SPEAKER_03 1:27:23

Well, I just mayhem in Black Slaw says on page 883, Mayhem at common law requires a type of injury which permanently rendered the victim less able to fight offensively or defensively. It may be accomplished either by the removal of dismemberment or by the disablement of some bodily member useful in fighting. Today, by statute, permanent disfigurement has been added. And as to dismemberment and disablement, there is no longer a requirement of that that the member have military significance. Wow. They even bring in the infantry there.

SPEAKER_05 1:28:24

Wow. Well, uh infantry, absolutely. Hang on a second. Dan, what was that?

SPEAKER_07 1:28:32

Yeah. So probably. I don't know.

unknown 1:28:37

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:28:37

Where you guys go to the beach with done by dogs there. Well, maybe maybe I can have her dropping off or something. A dog series well. Oh, are you talking about north? Okay. Yeah, I'll I'll see. I mean, maybe I I'll just Yeah, I'll figure it out.

SPEAKER_06 1:28:55

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:28:56

That's good. Once I'm done with this, it's literally clear tail. Yeah, I got it. All right, man. Go ahead, fine. I'll figure it out.

SPEAKER_05 1:29:05

I'll take an Uber. Okay. You said the word remove removal. Didn't you? Yes. Right? Removal?

SPEAKER_06 1:29:19

Mm-hmm. Look at.

SPEAKER_05 1:29:21

Look at I'm Yeah. Say it. Removal of what?

SPEAKER_03 1:29:27

It says removal of, and in parentheses, dismemberment, or by disablement of some bodily member useful in fighting.

SPEAKER_05 1:29:38

Right. You go to one USC8 and it says it talks about an infant member. They're speaking about midhide material separate from you. One USC8, infant member, right there in front of us. Look at the word removed. It says distant in degree of relationship of a younger or older generation, but number two says this separate or remote in space, time, or character. Now think about this. When they class can cut that cord let down from eight, sixty-five years ago. How much more remote? There's a piece of my biology left behind. There's a record that is timestamped, September 19, 1960, at 350 a.m. And it's a character. It's a tertium quid, Jesus and Mary, Christological character. Is that that's remote? It's not me. It's not with me. So they create this character, this separate character that's separate and remote in space and time. And they do it by clapping and cutting the cord. And then they create a legal picture for that character. How am I supposed to protect myself from that? Everybody believes it. Everybody you know, everybody I know believes that the date of birth is valid. Yep. Everybody we know.

SPEAKER_07 1:31:12

Yeah. I I'm this is a really tough paragraph for me because it's so much inclination.

SPEAKER_03 1:31:19

Um well and remove in at Merriam Webster's, sorry, let me get back to it again. I lost it. Remove it number three says dismiss from office. And I mean how d how brilliant a way to get rid of our monarchy is still remove it.

SPEAKER_01 1:31:48

They cut it off about.

SPEAKER_06 1:31:50

It doesn't exist. What are you talking about? I don't see anything.

SPEAKER_05 1:31:56

Well, what's interesting though is Isaiah 9.6. It you just said it also means to be removed from office. Um Isaiah 9.6 says, For unto us the child is born, unto us the son is given, and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be, his name shall be called wonderful counselor, the mighty God, the everlasting father, the prince of peace. That's what they cut off of us with us. And then they gave us an Isaiah 9.6 official capacity. But it's been it's been cut off of us. It's separate from us.

SPEAKER_06 1:32:32

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:32:33

We can only use it by acknowledging it and then only use it through the Bar Association. That's the office, that's the official capacity. But it's the birth record for an infant. You still can't speak, Linda. The moment you lay claim to a date of birth, you're reduced. I don't care how old you are, you're reduced to infantry. Yep. That's what it's for. It's for it's for a biological infant, an infant member.

SPEAKER_03 1:33:07

Yeah, it's what a brilliant way to just dismiss the monarchy. That's so brilliant. Diabolically brilliant. Wow.

SPEAKER_05 1:33:18

Well, so what it becomes though, like you said, it becomes a war, um a war of succession. Um the monarchy. I'm gonna go to war of succession at Wikipedia, real quick. Because it'll make sense. Um, it says a war of succession is prompted by the succession crisis, in which two or more individuals claim to be the rightful successor to a deceased or deposed monarch. There it is, right there. So when when I mean deceased or deposed. By the way, even if I'm not deceased or deposed, if I'm claiming infancy, I don't have the ability to speak as a monarch. So my so now my monarchy is gonna be subject to regent. A regent.

SPEAKER_06 1:34:12

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_05 1:34:14

Or regent.

SPEAKER_03 1:34:16

I've deposed myself when I accept the birthday, when I claim the birthday. I've deposed myself.

SPEAKER_05 1:34:24

Um deposition. It says dismissal, termination, expulsion, firing, or dropping out by political means concerns the removal of a politician or monarch. That's the deposition. It may be done by coup, impeachment, invasion, or forced abdication. The term may also refer to the official removal of a clergyman, especially a bishop, from an ecclesiastical office. That's Isaiah 96.

SPEAKER_06 1:34:59

Okay. Better get back to the book.

SPEAKER_05 1:35:02

Otherwise, I may never get to the beach. So the importance though. Anyway, sorry, I don't mean that in a disrespectful way. I am a baby. Okay, so anyway, it says, said abortion, I em separate a consecrated cross-section. Well, I'm gonna go to Consecrated Nation.

SPEAKER_06 1:35:37

Consecrated Nation. Uh FDR.

SPEAKER_05 1:35:43

FDR.

SPEAKER_07 1:35:45

She would she would bring it up.

SPEAKER_06 1:35:48

Okay, so I like I'm looking.

SPEAKER_05 1:36:00

So anyway, in 19 March 4th, 1933, FDR, in its first inaugural address, in the very first line, which by the way, it's not in most transcriptions, it says, This is the day of he says, this is the day of national consecration. In other words, he created a holy nation. A holy nation in 1933. Nobody said anything about that. Nobody even noticed. I'm the only one that ever brought it up, ever. Never heard anybody ever say it before me. What's consecrated nation? It's a holy land, a holy ground. Then what did he do? He issued deeds to that ground. We know his birth certificate. Isaiah 9:6. Heavenly Father. Um, but so I I just said separates a consecrated cross section. I'm going to the definition of cross-section. By the way, you can find FDR speech and you can actually watch him say it. You can see him say it.

SPEAKER_06 1:37:03

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:37:03

I think C-SPAN or something like that has it. The reason it's important that you do this and do your own homework, so you see it with your own eyes, Linda. And when you look up to not look up.

SPEAKER_03 1:37:15

Yeah. When you look up, uh I just wrote Consecrated Nation FDR video YouTube. One of the one of them you can get is the voice that heal the nation is one of the the YouTubers that you can go to.

SPEAKER_05 1:37:32

I don't need to be healed, Linda. I'm not dismembered, I'm not diseased, I'm not broken, I don't need remedy, I don't need a prosthetic to fill a space that you know for an organ that somebody cut off of me. That's all a narrative. And it's all false, it's all fraud. Um I'm gonna go to cross-section definition. Let's see what a cross-section is. By the way, you should hear the word cross, T-R-O-S-S-C because that's what this is. It's a section that is marked by a cross. Hell, when you go and you sign your name after dinner, you you don't you sign your name next to the X, the cross? Yeah. Mm-hmm. If you've ever been in court, hasn't the hasn't the attorney forced you immediately after you agree to you agree to whatever in front of a judge? Doesn't he put an X there and you have to sign next to hit the X that he just placed there?

SPEAKER_04 1:38:28

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:38:29

It's unbelievable how they get us to sacrifice ourselves. Yeah. Cross section at Webster's. A cross-section. The cutting or piece of something cut off at right angle to an axis. And then it all goes on to say also a representation of such a cutting, a section, a representation of such a cutting. When they clamp it's got the embellished report, don't they doesn't that give rise to a representative?

SPEAKER_06 1:38:59

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_05 1:39:01

A representation? Isn't that the birth record?

SPEAKER_06 1:39:04

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:39:06

It goes on to say, um, number three says a composite representation, typifying the constituents of a thing in their relations. In other words, the fetal maternal afterbirth is a composite of my mom's biology and my biology. And how and it becomes a thing, a third-party, third-person thing, and how they're related to each other. They're neighbors. If you look at it that way, aren't you supposed to love thy neighbor as thyself? Yeah. Okay, what were you gonna say?

SPEAKER_03 1:39:46

Well, down in the kid's definition. Number two. Uh-huh. In Mary and Webster. A number of person or things selected from a group to stand for the whole.

SPEAKER_06 1:40:04

There it is. Hang on a second. I can't hear you. I'm not, I won't be done until at least one o'clock. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:40:21

So hit section. A representation a representation of a cross section. The cutting made across something as a log or an apple. Mom's apple pie. It's a big apple, your city, a log. Uh it says the number of persons or things selected from a group to stand for the whole. Stand for the whole.

SPEAKER_06 1:40:44

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:40:45

Cross section.

SPEAKER_05 1:40:46

I mean, it's let me see if there's a legal beyond the kids.

SPEAKER_07 1:40:50

Medical definition.

SPEAKER_05 1:40:52

A cutting or piece of something cut off at right angles to an axis, also representation of such a cutting. See if there's anything beyond that. No, nothing. So a cross-section and fee. A cross-section or fee. F-E-E. A cross-section fee is how I have it in the book. Go to um black's law and look up the F-E-E real quick. It'll say feud, it'll say F-E-U-D. In fact, you might want to look up F-E-U-D because it'll lead you to F-E-E. A feud, which is a war or fight, right? Yes. Wait a minute. C is also a P says an estate in land held in feudal. I was just talking about this in feudal law from a lord on condition of homage and service. C is a piece of land so held. 1B says an inherited or inheritable estate in land. Number two says a fixed charge. Fixed, like frozen in time or frozen or appointed space. A fixed charge. A charge being like a child. You know, somebody under your charge or in your care. Could be a child. And then it says a sum paid. Tip. A fee is also a tip. Well, isn't that what they cut off?

SPEAKER_06 1:42:26

In some cases it is what they cut off. Yeah. Keep the tip. So feud. Okay.

SPEAKER_03 1:42:35

You want me to do blacks?

SPEAKER_05 1:42:36

F U D. Yeah, I I I can't do that. Feud.

SPEAKER_03 1:42:40

Yeah, is on page 559, feud, federal, uh, feudal law, an estate in land held by held of a superior on condition of rendering him services. An inheritance, inheritable right to the use and occupation of lands held on condition of rendering services to the Lord or proprietor who himself retains propriety in the lands, who remain who retains property in the land. In this sense, the word is the same as fyod, fe-o-d, fiodum, fudum, fife, or fee.

SPEAKER_05 1:43:35

So fee is a mistake and land.

SPEAKER_06 1:43:40

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 1:43:41

And yet we use that word all the time, and nobody knows what they're saying. Right. When somebody says for a nominal, for a nominal nominal fee, what does nominal mean?

SPEAKER_03 1:43:54

Um a small, a minor amount.

SPEAKER_05 1:43:59

No, it means in name, in a name.

SPEAKER_03 1:44:01

Nominal fee. That's right. Yeah, that's right.

SPEAKER_05 1:44:05

So if I say for a nominal fee, I'm saying a fee in name only. Yeah, oh wow. And what's the birth certificate represent? It represents the fee or the land with a name attached.

SPEAKER_03 1:44:18

In in name only. Wow.

SPEAKER_05 1:44:21

So look at I'm I just went because of what you said. I went to a states of the realm, and it says the states of the realm uh or three estates were the broad orders of social hierarchy used in Christendom, which is again where we found the tertium quit. From the Middle Ages to early modern Europe, um, and here's what I want to get to is that it says the best known system is the French, a three-estate system, which was made up of a first estate of clergy, a second estate of titled T-I-T-L-E-D, nobles, title. There's your title, and the third estate of all other subjects, both peasants and bourgeoisie. Um, the second estate is where, like, the first estate lands. The first estate in the first seven days in the womb is on the water, in the heavens. So the first estate is in the heaven, on the waters, whereas the second estate is when you come out of the heavens, out of the water, and land, this is your land at estate, into the uterine wall. Titled nobility. So the fetal maternal placenta is evidencing that landing. So the fetal maternal placenta, which hits the title, Linda, is evidencing a nominal fee. A nominal fee, the fee of the land, the estate itself in land in a name, a title. And that's the fee. That's what is is securing the entire banking system, that fee. Your heavenly estate. That's what's securing everything. Your heavenly inheritance, your godly inheritance. That's what's securing the international banking system. And and what and and it's attached directly to your own 46 chromosome, which makes you the shurie to that banking system. You're the underwriter. Yeah. You're the one insuring everything that's going on. I'm sorry, say it again.

SPEAKER_03 1:46:21

Through it through a title, uh, a birth certificated title. A legal fiction. A legal fiction. A legal fiction, yes. So the first estate, no. The the first estate is the zygote. The is fertilization is the creation, which is of nature, and the third estate, the actual biological implantation into the wall of the uterus. All of that's all of that is biological.

SPEAKER_05 1:46:58

No, no, stop talking, stop talking.

SPEAKER_03 1:47:00

Okay.

SPEAKER_05 1:47:01

That's not the third estate.

SPEAKER_06 1:47:05

Okay.

SPEAKER_05 1:47:07

The third estate is outside the womb. I don't know. I I I you lost me as soon as you started saying the third estate, because the third estate is outside the womb. It is not the same as planting into the uterine wall.

SPEAKER_03 1:47:19

Second estate is planting into the uterine wall.

SPEAKER_06 1:47:23

Yeah. Yes.

SPEAKER_03 1:47:24

Yeah, okay.

SPEAKER_04 1:47:25

But then it's taken by the titled First Certificated Legal Fiction.

SPEAKER_06 1:47:40

It's represented by the FPS.

SPEAKER_03 1:47:43

Yes. And in doing that, it also takes the first this date because it's cut off. The evidence of the first state.

SPEAKER_05 1:47:53

It has it has the human remains.

SPEAKER_06 1:47:56

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:47:58

It has your human remains on that island, on that land. Yeah. Are you there? Okay. Yeah. Are you there? Are you there?

SPEAKER_03 1:48:11

No, I'm not there. No longer there, no.

SPEAKER_05 1:48:15

When were you there?

SPEAKER_03 1:48:21

During uh the nine months in the womb.

SPEAKER_05 1:48:25

And that's the only time.

SPEAKER_06 1:48:28

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:48:29

Yep. There it is. You haven't been there for 70 plus years, Linda.

unknown 1:48:37

Right.

SPEAKER_05 1:48:38

But they're they're holding you accountable for something that that secures their system, their banking system. They're saying that Linda still still has to pay for everything with her body and blood, her presence. You have to sacrifice your presence so that that the legal realm has a way to finance uh the chemicals in the sky, the uh the genetically modified foods. They need to be able to finance the war machine, Linda, with your agreement to the birth record, the birth certificated person. That's how they finance everything.

unknown 1:49:13

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:49:14

People don't realize that they're agreeing to their own demise. This is an agreement to the killing of the human race.

SPEAKER_04 1:49:27

Over a particular end.

SPEAKER_05 1:49:29

It's an agreement over a particular end.

SPEAKER_07 1:49:31

Yes. The definition of war is competition over a particular end. And the moment that they clamp and cut the cord, they create the war, and then we're fighting this war, we're we're involved in this war forever.

SPEAKER_05 1:49:43

Because the birth record evidences the war. It evidences the war. We can end the war right now. Linda, we can end the war right now by not clamping and cutting the cord and issuing a birth record for the human remains. Mm-hmm. All war is end. It's over. The moment people recognize how stupid simple this is, the war ends, the moment the particular end no longer exists.

SPEAKER_03 1:50:11

But but Kurt, I don't want to give up my 401k. I don't want to give up blah blah blah.

SPEAKER_06 1:50:23

I know.

SPEAKER_05 1:50:25

But just so you know, for those of you that are agreeing with Linda at this point, it's not your property. You don't have any property. Nobody has any property. Everything's held in trust until you don't have anything. Nobody has anything. I don't care how big a house you think you have, you have no house. Because you don't own anything. You don't own your car. You don't own the gold. Linda, you don't own the own the gold or silver that's that's inside the house that they own. Nobody even understands that the name that you're using, anything that's in that name belongs to the creator of that trust.

SPEAKER_07 1:51:01

It's in the trust, subject to the the the administrators of the trust. You don't own anything. Nobody does. Until they get this shit right, until they tell the truth for the first time in their life.

SPEAKER_06 1:51:13

Good.

SPEAKER_07 1:51:16

Anyway, sorry, just yell at a guy that waved at me.

SPEAKER_05 1:51:19

Um okay, so here we are. It's a set abortion, i.e. ma separate a consecrated cross-section fee from one's waterborne kingdom. Linda, where does the fertilization process take place? Does it take place on the land?

SPEAKER_06 1:51:37

I'm a man in the land.

SPEAKER_03 1:51:38

Does it take place in the land? No, in the water.

SPEAKER_05 1:51:42

So that's why the the court that's why the courts are flying what we see as gold-fringed admiralty, because the war is over the land, the the the the fee over the the the island territory in the water. The cut materials. Yes.

SPEAKER_04 1:51:59

Yeah, creation.

SPEAKER_05 1:52:01

Our our yes, our um the moment of creation is in the water, Linda, which makes it maritime. Yes. But when they classify the court, we now are in competition over what they cut off of us, which is in the water, which makes it admiralty. The reason the courts are flying admiralty flags is because our island kingdoms are at stake.

SPEAKER_06 1:52:25

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:52:27

We're competing over that particular end. The particular end is our island kingdom.

unknown 1:52:33

Yes.

SPEAKER_07 1:52:33

Evidenced by the veto maternal defendant.

SPEAKER_03 1:52:38

Making it available as a prize and admiralty. Yep.

SPEAKER_05 1:52:43

Making it available. So once it's cut off a bus, it becomes a prize in admiralty, which is the competition.

SPEAKER_07 1:52:48

Look, you're you have the best version of this. I'm gonna go to prize at Webster, but I want you to go to prize at um black law.

SPEAKER_05 1:53:00

I'll I'll go to prize at Webster.

SPEAKER_06 1:53:16

Oh my God.

SPEAKER_05 1:53:19

I always look at first.

SPEAKER_07 1:53:23

Uh I always go to okay, so surprise.

SPEAKER_05 1:53:28

Something offered or striving for in competition or in contest of chance, also a premium, P-R-E-M-I-U-M. Um, but it says that competition. Remember that war at 2B says competition over a particular end. Competition. They're using the same word. But then it says a premium. Premium. I'm going to premium, just for the heck of it. It says a reward or recompense for a particular act. There's your particular end.

SPEAKER_06 1:54:04

Um see what else it says for premium.

SPEAKER_05 1:54:14

It's but it says a recompense.

SPEAKER_01 1:54:16

In other words, uh oh, look at this.

SPEAKER_05 1:54:20

C says a sum in advance or uh or of or in addition to the nominal value. Well that's the biology. So it says something in addition to the nominal, the name, the name value of something. So they're giving you the substance. The premium is the substance, Linda, as opposed to just the name. Wow. The substance as opposed to just having the name. Um, that's why I don't I don't agree with anybody out there saying that the legal name is ill illegal to use. It's only illegal to use, Linda, if you don't have a right to use it.

SPEAKER_06 1:55:07

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_05 1:55:10

The Lanham Act 1946 says that that it's based on origin. I'm the owner because my father and I are one. The zygote is the origin of my ownership. I own everything that my dad gave me because I'm the owner from the fertile moment of fertilization on. Those people that are saying it's illegal to use an illegal name are wrong. They're wrong.

SPEAKER_06 1:55:39

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_05 1:55:42

It's not illegal to use a legal name. If it's mine. If it's mine to use, it's not illegal. Guess what? If I if I'm if if I have the right to use it, if I have the right of way over that land or over that island, and I have a right to use that name, nobody can make a claim against me. Nobody can make a claim against me.

SPEAKER_04 1:56:05

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:56:08

Because it's mine.

SPEAKER_06 1:56:10

Wow.

SPEAKER_05 1:56:10

We're not competing over the same object anymore. It's my object, Linda. It's my property. Right now, it's up, it's up, it's up for grabs. Nobody knows who it is. Nobody's ever claimed it. Nobody even knows it exists. Except a few of us. A few. Uh it says in the book, a prize in admiralty. What what did you find for prize? Well, um, the prize at the huh?

unknown 1:56:42

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:56:43

I know that there's a huge definition for prize.

SPEAKER_03 1:56:46

Yeah. And the third, well, first I want to say, since my spelling is so bad these days, I I looked up P-R-I-S-E, which is in French law, French law, P-R-I-Z-E, captured property.

SPEAKER_01 1:57:04

Captured property?

SPEAKER_03 1:57:07

Mm-hmm. It's P-R-I-S-E, yes.

SPEAKER_05 1:57:14

Well, that's why when you see the word that's why when you see the word comprise, it makes sense.

SPEAKER_04 1:57:20

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 1:57:20

Comprise. Comprised of. The French word for prize, P-R-I-S-E, is captured property.

SPEAKER_03 1:57:28

It's captured property, yes. So in the third paragraph of prize, it says a vessel or cargo belonging to one of two belligerent powers apprehended or forcibly captured at sea by a war vessel or privateer of the other belligerent and claimed as enemy's property and therefore liable to appropriation and condemnation under the laws of war.

SPEAKER_05 1:58:03

If there's no war, Linda. If you're not at war, let me Harry, hear me out on this. Hear me out on this. If there's no war, if there's no cut, there's no war. If there's no war, there's no prize. There's nothing to capture. When you start to think, there's nothing. It doesn't even matter. There's no war. And now you're now now you're peaceably assembled, and now the First Amendment's in play. By the way, and again, the First Amendment's in play only for the living man who's peaceably assembled already, because the corporate, the birth certificated corporation doesn't have access to the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights is not for corporations, it's for living beings. So if you're using a birth certificated corporation, the Bill of Rights does not apply to you. Stop thinking the Bill of Rights, you have the Bill of Rights to protect you when in fact you don't. You're using a birth certificate character.

SPEAKER_06 1:59:12

Yep.

SPEAKER_07 1:59:15

There's a lot there. I know there is.

SPEAKER_03 1:59:18

Yeah. Do you want me to read more on prize on prize or shall we go on?

SPEAKER_05 1:59:27

You're a prize, right?

SPEAKER_04 1:59:29

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:59:31

Yeah, just read a bunch from prize. There's like two or three different definitions that may or may not apply. Okay, go dig them up real quick.

SPEAKER_03 1:59:41

Okay, at the beginning it says anything offered as a reward of content, a reward offered to the person who, among several persons or among the public at large, shall first or best perform a certain undertaking or accomplish certain conditions. An award or recompense for some act done, some valuable thing offered by a person for something done by others. It is distinguished from a bet or wager in that it is known before the event who is to give either the premium or the prize, and there is but one operation until the accomplishment of the act thing or purpose for which it is offered. That's the first picture.

SPEAKER_05 2:00:53

Two things. Number one, it says it's it's uh several persons. And then it said, did it say public public at large? What it did it say public at large or several persons? What yeah, what was that line right there?

SPEAKER_03 2:01:12

It says a reward offered to the person who among several persons or among the public at large.

SPEAKER_01 2:01:23

Okay, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Public at large.

SPEAKER_05 2:01:31

Now, if my uh the moment of fertilization, Linda, my 46 chromosomes is created, my kingdom is created the moment of fertilization. Moment of creation. 46 chromosome monozygotic maritime monarchy. Create personal and private. From that moment to this moment, personal and private. What part of me is public?

SPEAKER_03 2:02:01

Nothing.

SPEAKER_05 2:02:03

None. There is no part of me, no chip off the old block, nothing of me is of the public, Linda. The difference between in the public versus of the public. I can get in my truck right now. Well, now I can't because I'm in Florida, but I could get in my truck right now, drive to the store, and be a private man in the public. But the birth certificated character is of the public, which means it has no right to privacy. So a birth certificated character has no right to privacy, Linda, because it's public property, it's public trust property. It's in the trust. There is no privacy for the public figure. Now, the other thing that that I noticed there is at large. Go to Black Law and look up at large real quick. And read at large. I know what it does, but you need to read it so it makes sense to people.

SPEAKER_03 2:03:13

Um, it is at wiki, at large.

SPEAKER_05 2:03:17

At the end, I want you to read it on a I want are you a wiki or black law?

SPEAKER_03 2:03:22

Black law. At large, page 114, not limited to any particular place, district, person, matter, or question, open to discussion or controversy, not precluded, free, unrestraint, not under corporeal control, as a ferocious animal so free from restraint as to be liable to do mischief, fully in detail, in an extended form at large is like an a dog off leash.

SPEAKER_06 2:04:12

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 2:04:14

And and what they're saying is that if you don't if you haven't found a way to take control of the birth record, then that evidence is a dog or a wild animal that is up for capture.

unknown 2:04:32

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 2:04:34

At large means an animal available for capture. The point is that if you're whole in a WHO L E from fertilization the last breath, is there an animal at large available for capture? No. No. Again, that world is hell. The world that they're they created is hell with them.

SPEAKER_03 2:05:02

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 2:05:04

And everybody's suffering because nobody's willing to learn anything. Nobody's willing to even this, Linda. God damn it. I this is so simple. Every man, every woman, every child, child meaning as I define it, we all begin at fertilization. The moment you understand that fertilization is the answer to the world's cancer, it's the answer to the legal fiction. Yeah. If you're all present and accounted for from fertilization and last breath, the legal fiction has no room. It can't exist simultaneously. They cannot both be true. The birth record and my position in the present moment are mutually exclusive, Linda. They cannot both exist.

SPEAKER_06 2:05:53

Exactly.

SPEAKER_05 2:05:57

But I know people are too stupid to even fucking think. I mean, the banking system. You'll become an owner the moment you understand all president and accountable from fertilization of land. And ownership is where you have a voice. By the way, you're the only voice over your private personal private property. You're the only voice. No democracy gets to say, well, take some of Linda's shit. Give it to the people down the block. Linda doesn't need it. You know, when she has too much, give it to the Smiths down the block. Democracy is where mob rule. The lowest common denominator gets to take your shit and give it to somebody else. That's democracy. If they want it. High performing people don't work well in democracy. Because it's the low-performing people that hate. Yeah. Sometimes I confuse democracy with communism. Is there much difference? Because no, well, in my world there isn't because the community at large, the community is deciding what is good for each and every one of us. We don't get to excel on our own, Linda. I don't have any incentive to participate in a democracy. I mean it's not for that matter. Because my shit's going to be taken from me by other people and given away and doled out or done given away to other people before I ever get to use it. I don't even get to keep my own product for my own family, for my own kingdom. In the legal picture, in legal land. They could have taken everything from me. Hell, they keep it in trust until you wake up. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 2:07:47

One of the definitions under law. Okay, oh, keep going. Yeah, one of the definitions. A lot of the definitions under law insider of at large is about a dog or a cat off its leash. But one of the definitions is at large means the property of its owner and not under the restraint of a competent person. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. At large means off the property of its owner and not under the restraint of a competent person.

SPEAKER_06 2:08:28

All right.

SPEAKER_05 2:08:29

Let me explain that. It says off the property of its owner.

SPEAKER_06 2:08:38

Yes. Right?

SPEAKER_05 2:08:41

Off the property of its owner.

SPEAKER_06 2:08:47

I'm gonna take this apart, so give me a couple minutes.

SPEAKER_05 2:08:50

Off the property of its owner. So my god kingdom, Linda, is floating in the waters of mother the first seven days. Genesis 2.2 says God comes to rest on day seven, on the seventh day. Where does God come to rest? In the uterine world. So my God of the kingdom is floating for seven days on the water, unattached to anything. And that's that's my entire 46 chromosome sovereignty, floating in the waters of mother. And then it lands in the uterine wall. So having come to earth then, out of the heavens, land on earth. When I land on earth, I'm landing in a piece of ground that mom has prepared specifically for me. And I say specifically for me, because nobody else is ever gonna occupy that ground in that space.

SPEAKER_07 2:09:35

I'm the only one invited by my mom.

SPEAKER_05 2:09:38

So I land in this ground that mom prepared for me specifically. Mom made it for me. I'm first in time. This is fact of me being the cause. My existence gave rise to this accretion, this land. Mom created it specifically for me. She didn't have it before me, and she won't have it after I leave. She'll excel it, she'll get rid of it. So the land is not something mom intends to keep for herself. She doesn't even intend to keep it. She doesn't need it. It's only for me while I'm in the uterine law. So here's the thing: the land that I'm talking about is known as the accretion. And I am the only one that's ever been on that land or ever occupied that land. Ever.

unknown 2:10:27

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 2:10:28

I'm the owner of that land ultimately because Bomb gave it to me. Even though I consider it a right of way, I consider having a right of way over Bomb's deuterine wall. The reality is there's nobody else there that has any right. Now they're gonna call it no man's land in their legal realm because they're gonna say that nobody has a right to it. I'm saying the only one with a right to it is me. There is nobody else that has a right to that accretion other than me because mom created it specifically for me to land in. Not you, no one else in the world, but that land was created specifically for me. I'm the only if anybody has a right to claim it, it's me, no one else. So here's what's funny is my biology is on that land, Linda. When I land in the uterine wall, my biology is actually on that ground. When baby comes out, when I come out of Ma, I leave my evidence of my my boat, my arc, my my cap, or whatever words you want to use, I leave the evidence of my means of transport, at least from nowhere to now here, behind on that island. So now there's this island territory, this extraterritorial island, or this extraterritorial nativity, where a piece of my biology is left behind on that island. I call it a biogeographic island territory. Um, but that island has evidence of my biology in a sense. It's on that land. But here I sit in a chair in Naples, Florida. My point is that I'm still using the biology today that landed on that islet or that landed in the uterine wall. I'm still using the exact A46 chromosome. Did I abandon any piece of it at any point along the way? Did I abandon any piece of my biology or my kingdom?

SPEAKER_04 2:12:30

Yeah. Do we not think here you can add?

SPEAKER_05 2:12:32

I'm still using it today.

SPEAKER_04 2:12:35

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 2:12:37

So when it says on that that it's on some other ground, read that to me again when you just threatened it, where it's it's it's on somebody else's ground or somebody else's land.

SPEAKER_03 2:12:50

It says at large means off the property of its owner and not under restraint of a competent person.

SPEAKER_05 2:13:01

But look at the the fetal matrix that gets the title, Curtis Richard Talavar. If I don't control it, if I don't have any corporeal control over that title or over that land, they're gonna say that it belongs to the public. Now there's a wild animal out in the public at large that needs to be captured. If it's under my corporeal control, there is no wild animal out there in the public. So the dog catchers, I use cops, don't have anything to chase. There's nothing out there for them to chase. Nothing out there for them to capture because it's under my control. Now, physically, the only way I could control it is to have the original title, right? That's the only way I could actually control it corporeal, have it in my possession. The only way I could actually evidence possession of that land would be to have the original title. Well, I can't get that because they're never going to give it to me. The only way that I can physically possess something equal to the original is to get that record, the the birth record, authenticated. Now I'm explaining the authentication. So now I have an authenticated birth record, which means I have an original in my possession, which means I have corporeal control over that land. If I have corporeal, I'm the owner of that. If I have corporeal control over that land, is there any land? Is there am I commingling public and private property?

SPEAKER_03 2:14:42

No. Uh uh.

SPEAKER_05 2:14:44

No. In my possession, it's not mixed in with the with the public. If it's not mixed in with the public, I no piece of e is at large to be captured. Does that make sense?

SPEAKER_06 2:14:56

Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 2:14:57

So when people ask me about when people ask me about an authenticated birth record, the only way for me to explain it is it's still part of the fictional realm, it's still part of their narrative, Linda. But if I need something to evidence corporeal control other than my consciousness, my ability to think clearly and have knowledge of the potential crime, mayhem, larceny, and genocide of that property, if I have corporeal control by having the birth record authenticated and it's in my possession, then nobody else can make a claim upon it. I can tell the whole story, Linda. It's my story to tell. It's not his story. The point I'm trying to make is that even though I don't agree with any of the birth record or any of that narrative, there are things you probably can do if you have this knowledge and you can tell my story, tell the story properly. Where there will be no way to capture you or any piece of you as a wild animal out of the control of the owner. It won't be found on public lands or public property. And finally, remember this is that only public land, Linda, only public land is um, I mean, the separation of church and state only applies to public land. What happens when there is no public land, Linda? What if the church and the state are all part of your presence? Then no piece of you is to be found in or on the public or of the public, which means that all of the public law, all of the public health policy, the insurance policy for the public, none of it applies. Yep. None of it applies because you're not of the public. That's my whole point in this. There are things you can do. It doesn't make it true, Linda. It doesn't make it true, but from fertilization to this moment is all one continuous and contiguous lifetime. They have separated, split it up, call the several states, they all have all kinds of legal terms for this, but none of it's true. The problem is they got all the attorneys in the world against you, they have all the courts in the world against you, and they have all the cops and armies against you until you know the truth all the way down. And now you're standing in the line, and you're and remember the truth has no admin. So as long as you know the whole truth, Linda, all the way back to fertilization, as long as you're not trying to get something that doesn't belong to you, doesn't belong to you. Meaning that as long as your motive is pure, so too will be the outcome. Remember, innocence begins at fertilization, and innocence continues throughout your life as long as your origin fertilization is godly or is of nature. Anyway, that was a long bit for what I needed to say, but um most people don't have any clue what's actually happening. They they rather would fight and argue and pretend they're smarter than the architects of this system. They're not.

SPEAKER_07 2:18:27

I can't imagine how smart these guys must have been.

SPEAKER_05 2:18:30

Um, so anyway, next line says the nuclear war over one holy grail first fruits. The phenomaterno potenta limit is the holy grail. It used to hold the body and blood, the body and blood of the of the I am. It used to hold the body and blood. It's the container. It's it's the container that used to hold the I am. Well, who's the I am? Me. I am me.

SPEAKER_03 2:19:04

I am I am. I am the I am, yeah.

SPEAKER_05 2:19:09

Yeah, and I used to be inside this container. The container is a phetomaternal placenta. Mainly my phenotyology. I was inside of my own biology, but my biology was attached to mom's uterine wall. When it comes out, is a piece of mom's uterine wall still attached to my biology, my kingdom. My roots is my roots. Mom, mom's the soil, and my roots were in that soil. But now it's an empty container. The the phenomadural placenta without the baby is this empty container. And if you go to etymology online and look up placenta, it'll say flat cake or flat soil, which is the flat earth. It's devoid of its nucleus. Who's the nucleus?

SPEAKER_06 2:20:02

I am.

SPEAKER_05 2:20:02

Who is the nucleus? I am. My presence. My presence is the nucleus. And if I lose my mind and I don't recognize what was once attached to me, now I'm present, but the rest, residue, and remainder of my godly estate is not present. It's left behind long to be found. Lost to be found by some other. Um, the nuclear war over once holy grail first fruits. First fruit. The baby is the fruit at the end of the cell, at the end of the umbilical cord. Yes. Um, first fruits.

SPEAKER_06 2:20:49

It's fixed. Fix.

SPEAKER_05 2:20:52

I'm gonna go to the word fix. Actually, I'll go to I'll go to fix at at uh etymology online first.

SPEAKER_07 2:21:03

F-I-X.

SPEAKER_05 2:21:08

To set one's eyes or mind on something, uh figure to give figurative use, probably from old French, fixer, fix, fixed, fast, immovable, established, or settled. Look at that. To fix something, it's to settle it. Um to fasten, to drive, to thrust, uh, to pierce, to stick, to fasten. What's another word for fasten? If I were to glue something together, what's another word? What's another word for gluing something together? What's another word for glue? Sick. It's a glue.

SPEAKER_03 2:21:50

You fix it. Bond.

SPEAKER_01 2:21:52

A bond. B-O-N-D.

SPEAKER_03 2:21:54

Um bond, yes. A bond, yes.

SPEAKER_05 2:22:00

So to fix something is to bond. So the fetal maternal placenta, which evidences my biology fixed, the mom's biology, is a bond. It's evidencing a bond. Yeah. A bond between mind and body, heaven and earth, north and south. I don't care what capital and labor, it's a bond. But it says in the in the line back to the book, it says the nuclear war over one's holy grail for fruits is fixed. The Gregorian date of birth. I'm gonna go to I'm gonna go to the um, I'm gonna go to birthday at weapons. Birthday. Birthday. Birthday. Now 1A, the day of a person's birth. A day of origin. Uh birthday is number two says, an anniversary of a birth. I'm gonna go to the word, the hyperlink birth here, Linda.

SPEAKER_06 2:23:15

Birth.

SPEAKER_05 2:23:17

1A says the emergence of a new individual from the body of its parent.

SPEAKER_06 2:23:30

Who is the father of the baby? The father of the baby.

SPEAKER_05 2:23:37

Who is the zygote? The zygote.

SPEAKER_03 2:23:41

The zygote.

SPEAKER_05 2:23:42

So the zygote is the is not the zygote the parent of the baby.

SPEAKER_06 2:23:47

Yes. Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_05 2:23:50

The zygote has 46 chromosomes. And if you go to etymology online and you go to the word father, it says supreme being, but it also says anything that gives rise to something else. So the zygote, through evolutionary due process, produces the embryonal, it produces the fetus, and it produces the baby with the exact same 46 chromosomes. I and my father are one. I and my father's zygote are one in the exact same. Birth says the emergence of a new individual from the body of its parent.

SPEAKER_06 2:24:30

But but look at this. Go to the hyperlink date of birth.

SPEAKER_05 2:24:43

It says the month, day, and year a person was born, a birth date.

SPEAKER_06 2:24:52

I'm gonna click on birth date.

SPEAKER_05 2:24:56

Look what that says. Finally, it took me three clicks, but I finally get to birth space date. What does it say?

SPEAKER_03 2:25:05

The calendar date on which someone or something was born.

SPEAKER_05 2:25:11

There it is. Something the fetal maternal placenta is a thing. It's a third thing. It's a tertium quid. So and that's the date of birth. So birth space date, Linda. It took me three links to get the birth space date, and it says the calendar date. It doesn't say anything else, it says the calendar date, which is Gregoria, which is civil, the civil law, civil the legal system, the calendar date on which someone or or something was born. Now they're not even talking about the baby. Something else. But if I back back out of it, birth date, birth face, date came from birth face date, which came from date of birth. D-O-B. B-O-B. Not the same, Linda. Not the same. Um that's why I'm so specific about this crap. Because I'm looking at it from reality and not from what I think I know. I don't know anything. I'm just looking at definition.

SPEAKER_07 2:26:36

You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_05 2:26:39

Yes, Doctor. Okay. Now look at it. We show that a date of birth is for something not big. It says the over ones, holy grail first root is fixed via Gregorian date of birth. I'm very clear here. It says date of birth on that. Right? It doesn't say birthday, it's a date of birth. Reducing all civilly registered offspring. Civil. Remember that the Gregorian calendar and the civil calendar are the same. Civilly registered offspring to incapacitated minors or mendicants forever. So the civil registration, Linda, is it for the baby? No. It's for the no for the afterbirth.

SPEAKER_06 2:27:37

Go to mendic go to mendicant. Are you there?

SPEAKER_05 2:27:58

M H T I T A M E I got it. Look what it says.

SPEAKER_03 2:28:09

One who begs.

SPEAKER_05 2:28:12

Especially.

SPEAKER_03 2:28:14

Especially a usually unhoused person who lives by asking for money or food.

SPEAKER_05 2:28:23

Where's your house, Linda? Where what what house did you come from? What house were you in?

SPEAKER_03 2:28:29

The Zygo.

SPEAKER_05 2:28:31

The Zygo. The baby used to be in his own castle. But when baby comes out, he comes out of the house, leaving the house behind. Leaving the castle on the beach, on the island. Of course, the word island also means insular possession or insular, which is why the United States claims it as an insular possession. A state, a new state, a new state. But look at number two says, what does it say? Often, mendicant, a member of a religious, a member, a member of a member of religious order. Combining monastic life and outside religious activity. And and what does it say there?

SPEAKER_03 2:29:30

Monastic life outside of and originally owning neither personal nor community property.

SPEAKER_05 2:29:38

So the mendicant, all his property is held in trust. The birth certificated mendicant is a member of a religious order, Linda. And he owe and he owes neither personal nor community property. He owns nothing. And he likes it. You'll own nothing and you will like it. And you will love it. They're turning everybody into a religious mendicant through the Gregorian calendar character. Nobody owns anything because they're a mendicant, Linda. They're beggars.

SPEAKER_03 2:30:20

Practicing in beggary. Engaged in begging. Adjective.

SPEAKER_05 2:30:25

Engaged. They're they're beggars.

SPEAKER_06 2:30:28

Um mendicant forever.

SPEAKER_05 2:30:41

Without a mature standing in law. Without a mature standing in law, the monarchy's legitimate Y chromosome, Y chromosomal agnetic primagenture, i.e. air parent, effectively degenerates to an institutionalized infant prince, i.e. mount boy. I'm gonna go to the word first. Without a mature standing in-law, I'm gonna go to the definition of standing. Standing in website.

SPEAKER_06 2:31:25

What does it say? Very first one.

SPEAKER_04 2:31:29

Not yet cut or harvested.

SPEAKER_05 2:31:32

Not yet cut or harvested. I mean, all of a sudden the word harvest, doesn't that sound like first fruits? I'm gonna go, you know what? Not yet cut, meaning the clamping and cutting of the cord. Standing means not yet cut or harvested. A living man, Linda, living man has standing. But if if there's a clamping and cutting of the cord that gives rise to this infant record, does an infant have standing or legal capacity? No. This stuff, again, I can't harp on this enough. It's really simple. If only you'll give up all the ideas that you think are true. So it seems like a lot, but it's not. In fact, it's easier. I mean, when when somebody tells me that you just fill out these 18 forms and you do this and jump through this hoop, and then you dance to this music over here, um, then you're then you'll get out of the speeding ticket. For how long? No thank you. No, I don't even care about that. No, thank you. I don't want to dance to that tune. I don't want to be made a monkey. Made out to be a monkey. That's what they're getting. Everybody is just a monkey.

SPEAKER_06 2:32:53

You know, a tricky monkey.

SPEAKER_07 2:32:59

What's really funny is one of my favorite scenes ever in uh the in in the TV show, um Seinfeld, is when they're sitting at a street cap cafe or whatever, and George comes up and he says something like, you know, take or pick.

SPEAKER_05 2:33:16

Uh circus or zoo. An alien culture captures you and gives you two options, circus or zoo. And and that's the scene, and it's funny as hell. But that's what they got to be choosing, left or right. You know, left or right, Democrat or Republican. Circus or zoo, pick one.

SPEAKER_06 2:33:39

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 2:33:40

I call it the fool's choice because you don't have to pick at all. The truth is that neither circus or zoo fits you if you're whole.

unknown 2:33:50

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 2:33:50

Hell, even their own Jesus said uh at Luke 531 they that are whole, WHO elite, need not a position. You don't need a remedy, you don't need a prosthetic if you're whole. And you're only whole from fertilization the last prep. Standing, not yet cut or harvested. If the clamping cut the cord, which gives rise to an infant record, you lack standing. So I'm gonna go back for a second. Go ahead. When I hear people say you have to change your status. No, you don't. You don't have to change anything. You have to recognize reality and truth, Linda. You don't need to change anything. You can't change from living to death or dead to living. You can't change that. It's already true. Yeah. And I don't argue with any about this stuff, any of this stuff anymore, because I'm embarrassed for everybody that believes this crap. I'm not even in the conversation anymore.

SPEAKER_07 2:34:52

So I had you're gonna say something.

SPEAKER_03 2:34:54

Well, I just looked up mendicant uh in etymology, and the original definition comes it says cripples. Menda means fault, physical defect. What's the fault?

SPEAKER_01 2:35:10

Fault F-A-F-A-U-L F-A-U-L-D.

SPEAKER_03 2:35:15

Yes. Fault.

SPEAKER_06 2:35:17

Menda means fault.

SPEAKER_05 2:35:26

I know for a fact that I always say I'm not at fault. The fault is the cut.

SPEAKER_03 2:35:32

Yeah. And can't means pretentious or insincere talk.

SPEAKER_06 2:35:50

Wow, from seventeen oh nine. What is it?

SPEAKER_03 2:35:56

Can't C-A-N-T. So you have menda, which is a fault, and can't means pretentious or insistere, insincere talk, obstentious uh ostenti ostentation conventionality in speech from 1709. The earliest used is a slang for the whining of beggars asking for alms.

SPEAKER_05 2:36:24

Cry baby.

SPEAKER_03 2:36:26

Mm-hmm. And can't from the French used to mean to sing. So you're you're basically singing about your fault. Is a mendicant.

SPEAKER_05 2:36:39

Right. And it's all based upon an erroneous police system to begin with.

SPEAKER_03 2:36:45

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, Monsieur.

SPEAKER_07 2:36:53

Well, everybody believes it. And going back outside the garbage truck to kick it past.

SPEAKER_06 2:37:04

Yeah, he's right there right in front of me. I'll just wait a minute. Oh that goes. Pretty long.

SPEAKER_07 2:37:28

He swells down now. It's a little more difficult to do this stuff here, you know. Because I can't I know I can't put stuff up. I know there's something like this. But it's okay. Sacrifice some of this.

SPEAKER_05 2:37:46

Okay, so look. Mendicant, incapacitated minor. Do do miners have legal capacity? No. No. A minor. Um what's really weird about that is that the minor that never reaches any any maturity at all. Now, my 46 chromosomes from fertilization to this moment have have are now over 65 plus years. Right? Here's something I've never said before, so be careful with this. The accretion, mom's uterine wall accretion that she she created specifically for me, Linda, in the womb.

SPEAKER_06 2:38:30

Does it ever age? No. No.

SPEAKER_05 2:38:40

I age. I mean, I'm 65 plus years old, which means the very first cell, the the the monozygotic maritime monarchy, because I I share, I'm exactly the same, I'm identical. 46 chromosomes that I'm using today is identical to the very first cell. That that kingdom is now 65 plus years old. But the thing that mom created, the uterine wall accretion she created specifically for me, it was living while it was attached to her. And it was it existed in the waters of mother. But did it ever do anything once they clamped and cut the cord and the fetal maternal placenta was given a record, um, a title, uh, a deed? Did that ground ever get any older? No. No. It's always a minor account. It never ages. What's another word for ground? We used it last week. It's one of my favorite words now that you kind of threw out there. Ground. Plot.

SPEAKER_06 2:39:49

Plot.

SPEAKER_03 2:39:51

Plot. Yes, plot.

SPEAKER_05 2:39:53

Yes. P P L P L O T. Now, do you have plot in front of you at Webster at uh is is plot even in black law? Plot? Let me look. Plot, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 2:40:27

Plot.

SPEAKER_03 2:40:29

It says plot he plat P L A T's plottage, a term used in appraising land values, and particularly in eminent domain proceedings to designate the additional value given to city lots by the fact that they are contiguous, which enables the owner to utilize them as large blocks of land.

SPEAKER_05 2:41:08

City. The word city, C I T Y. When you go to the I mean, what what what what makes up a city? Historically, what is the thing that makes up a city? Citizen. A citizen. So the citizen makes up a city. And what did you just say about a plot?

SPEAKER_03 2:41:40

Plottage is a term used in appraising land values and particularly in eminent domain proceedings to designate the additional value given to a city, given to city lots by the fact that they are contiguous, which enables the owner to utilize them as large blocks of land.

SPEAKER_05 2:42:13

And what's interesting about the definition of city, C I T Y is um number two, at Webster says city state. An autonomous state consisting of a city and surrounding territory. Now what's interesting about that is that even in the last couple weeks I learned that the state, the definition of state, for the Montevideo Convention.

SPEAKER_06 2:43:09

Montevideo Convention 1933.

SPEAKER_05 2:43:13

I'm gonna go to it because the city-state is what we're ultimately talking about. Um I'm gonna just go to Wikipedia because it's easier to find what I'm looking for. Article one of the Montevideo Convention, it sets out the criteria for a state, as a person in international law. So now they're saying that a person is a state. Remember that the birth certificated person is a state, and that state is based upon the ground of the plot, right? Which is the accretion. And it says the state as a person of international law should possess the following qualifications. A, a permanent population. Well, the permanent population of the placenta is the fetal part of the placenta, which is the infancy. It says a defined territory, well, that's the ground, or the virgin territory, or the accretion itself, which is the uterine wall or uterine sister or sister state. Um, C says government, well, there's your Isaiah 9-6, and the government shall be upon his shoulders, third party, third person, tertium quid, right? That's the fetal maternal placenta, his shoulders, and then a capacity to enter into relations with other states, which is its juridical nature or juridical personhood. So again, the fetal maternal placenta is a city state in and of itself. Right. Um and of course, it's subject to federal, it's a federal city state, um, because it falls within the federal territory as a uh insular possession of the federal government. But federal at etymology online is man's covenant with God. So again, this piece of ground from the womb is heavenly. It's heavenly based on their ideas, it's part of nature, Linda. Don't get me wrong, it's just part of nature, continuous and continuous, seamless, evolutionary, faultless, evolutionary due process. But it is in their world, um, it's of God. The lamb of God. Lamb is the ambion. My own amion is the lamb of God. Uh, let's keep going. Yeah, this is a really hard paragraph by the bringing this up. Um, let me just go to air apparent real quick while I'm here. Heir apparent.

SPEAKER_07 2:46:03

H E I apparent.

SPEAKER_05 2:46:06

I've had this conversation with some people recently about being an heir. Linda, you cannot inherit from yourself. No, you can't you cannot inherit from yourself. So when they clamp and cut the court and they kill or they allow the monarchy or the that kingdom to die, Linda. They're gonna call that a demise.

SPEAKER_07 2:46:37

Demise, the demise of the kingdom.

SPEAKER_05 2:46:40

But it it's it really didn't die because I'm still here with identical, with the identical 46 comes on. So the monarchy's still alive through me. My belly button is direct evidence of that link to that monarchy. I don't I'm not inheriting anything, Linda. I call I said the error parent, and I'm gonna go there at Wikipedia. But let me see what air apparent says. An error parent is the first person in the order of succession and who cannot be displaced from inheriting by the birth of another person. A person who is currently first in the order of succession, but could be displaced by the birth of a more eligible heir, as in an heir presumptive. Linda, I'm the heir of parent to that kingdom, to that monarchy. My belly button, that's it. Today, these terms most commonly describe heirs to hereditary titles, e.g., titles of nobility. Well, what's that? That's the second estate. That's implantation. The no title of nobility is implantation. It says, or offices, especially when only inheritable by a single person. Linda, there's no other that has a right, a right of way over that land or over that kingdom or over that second estate. I'm the only one.

SPEAKER_06 2:48:06

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_05 2:48:12

Um, airparent effectively degenerates. Effectively degenerate.

SPEAKER_07 2:48:20

I'm gonna go to the word degenerate. I should make sure that I say degenerate and not degenerate.

SPEAKER_05 2:48:34

Degenerate West.

SPEAKER_06 2:48:42

Look at that. Degenerate.

SPEAKER_05 2:48:46

Having declined or become less specialized as in nature, character, structure, or function from an ancestral or former state. Former state, let us former state goes on to say having sunk to a condition below that which is normal to a type. The greatest degenerate, also number four in physics and chemistry, having two or more states or subdivisions, especially of the same energy or frequency. Linda, there aren't two or more. I'm the only I'm the only so in physics or chemistry it's just having two or more states or subdivisions, especially of the same energy. Linda, there's only my energy. My energy from fertilization of this moment.

SPEAKER_06 2:49:54

It's all mine.

SPEAKER_05 2:50:18

It says to decline. Number five says to evolve or develop into a less, less autonomous or less functionally active form. Less autonomous. That would be in the womb. There's no autonomy to mom, mom does everything for me in the womb. Outside the womb, I do everything for myself. Fully autonomous. If I'm going to go to autonomous, having the right or power of self-government. Look at that. I've just found it right now. Having the right or power of self-government. Am I self-governing in the womb?

SPEAKER_06 2:50:59

No.

SPEAKER_05 2:51:00

No, but I'm self-governing now. And this 46 chromosome goes all the way back to the original monarchy. Nothing between here and my origin separates me from this autonomy. I am autonomous. My spirit is self-contained. The breath of God is in me. It's self-contained. My biology is self-contained. My myodynamic maritime monarchy is self-contained. Keep going. Mom and boy. Degenerates to an institutionalized infant prince, i.e., mom and boy. Celebrating or adopting the revolutionary immortal civil caliber character is a denomination. Celebrate. Adopting. The revolution. Why do I say revolutionary?

SPEAKER_04 2:52:09

Because we adopt it every year. It keeps revolving. Yep, it's circular.

SPEAKER_05 2:52:16

Every 365 days we go back to infancy. We celebrate infancy. We adopt the birth certificated character or birth record. That is what? What is a record?

SPEAKER_02 2:52:31

An unsurpassed statistic.

SPEAKER_05 2:52:34

An unsurpassed statistic.

SPEAKER_02 2:52:39

So we keep revolving back to that unsurpassed statistic with every celebration of the birthday.

SPEAKER_05 2:52:46

Which is infancy, which is legal in Saban.

SPEAKER_02 2:52:50

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 2:52:52

Um adopting the revolutionary, immortal civil calendar character denomination. Denomination. Go to in Black Black, go to I think it L-I-G-A-N Liggan.

SPEAKER_03 2:53:13

Oh yeah.

SPEAKER_05 2:53:14

L-I-G. Go to Liggan real quick.

SPEAKER_07 2:53:21

I'm really putting you to work today, Phil.

SPEAKER_06 2:53:25

Keeping me, keeping me on task. That's okay. I'd be going there anyway. Remigan.

SPEAKER_04 2:53:39

L-I-G-A-N.

SPEAKER_03 2:53:42

Or L A G A N. Goods cast into the sea tied to a buoy so that they may be found again by owners are so denominated.

SPEAKER_01 2:53:57

Okay, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Read that again.

SPEAKER_03 2:54:06

Goods cast into the sea, tied to a buoy, so that they may be found again by the owners are so denominated.

SPEAKER_05 2:54:20

So denominated. The goods thrown into the sea or cast into the sea so that so that they can be found again. It's called legon or lagon. To be found again. But it says attached to a buoy, something that can be found in the water, right? Are a denomination. Well, we know what goods are, right? The unborn of animals or the island territory, the island territory known as fixtures.

SPEAKER_03 2:55:03

The island territory, the accretion.

SPEAKER_05 2:55:07

The island territory is identified things attached to realty as fixtures. Identify things is identified things is my biology, my phenotype, attached to real tea, the land under it, as a fixture. It sticks there because of the Gregorian calendar um date. It never leaves. So again, identified things attached to reality and fixture, that's the island territory. That is the ligand. But it's a denomination. So that so this etomaternal ligand lagon is a denomination, so now you have to go to denomination.

SPEAKER_06 2:55:56

Go in black. Denomination.

SPEAKER_03 2:56:14

The act of naming. A society of individuals known by the same name. Usually a religious society.

SPEAKER_05 2:56:30

The act of naming. And and and the Gregorian calendar created by Pope Gregory in 1582. Based on that birth, that date of birth, evidencing a denomination. So Curtis Richard Kallenbach is a denomination that helped me find that island territory out there in the sea after the tempest of birth. Helps me find it. I don't need their help. I found it on my own.

SPEAKER_06 2:57:12

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 2:57:13

Now, what they're what they're calling a denomination is nothing more. I'm going to go to the word benefit of clergy.

SPEAKER_06 2:57:24

Benefit of clergy. And I'm going to go to Wiki.

SPEAKER_05 2:57:46

The benefit of clergy was originally a provision by which clergymen accused of a crime could claim that they were outside the jurisdiction of the secular courts and be tried instead in an ecclesiastical court under canon law. The ecclesiastical courts were generally seen as being more lenient in their prosecutions and punishments. Various reforms limited the scope of this legal arrangement to prevent its abuse, including branding of a thumb upon first use to limit the number of invocations for some. Here it is. Eventually, the benefit of clergy evolved into a legal fiction. So the legal fiction, which is the birth certificated character or person, Curtis Richard Tallenbach, is the denomination that evidences I am outside the jurisdiction of the secular court. That means extraterritorial, which I completely agree with, Linda. Everything happening in the womb is extraterritorial. So I'm going to extraterritorial real quick. Now they know this to be true as well, Linda. Extraterritorial, and Webster says, existing or taking place outside the territorial limits of a jurisdiction. Is there any jurisdiction to anything happening in Mount Womb? No. No. So if you're if your origin is in the water of mother, and you're faultless from that origin to this moment, are you not extraterritorial? Because I am the father are one. Because I and the father are one. Because being the motozygotic maritime monarchy, a one singular entity from origin. That means from that moment to this moment, I'm outside the jurisdiction, the territorial limits of a jurisdiction. And that's what the that's what the clergy found out. That's why in the courtrooms, Linda, they never talk about fertilization. They talk about conception because conception is the beginning of the fetal maternal potential jurisdiction. The first estate is outside of everything. So again, they control everybody through the birth statute, the birth certificate. But what happens if you're in what if you existed prior to implantation, prior to conception?

SPEAKER_07 3:00:30

There it is right there.

SPEAKER_05 3:00:32

You were you your origin is in the what extraterritorial. Your origin let me say that let me say that again. Your origin is in the waters of mother, not in the womb, not in not it's your origin is not implantation, my dad. That's the second, that's the second beginning.

SPEAKER_06 3:00:55

Remember, even in Huda Sanctum, they said there's only one beginning fertilization. Second beginning would be conception, and conception is a heresy. Okay, I better go back to the book.

SPEAKER_05 3:01:13

What does it say here?

SPEAKER_06 3:01:16

Denomination, celebrating, go ahead.

SPEAKER_03 3:01:20

No. Well, extraterritorial in etymology. No.

SPEAKER_01 3:01:27

Yeah, go, go.

SPEAKER_03 3:01:30

Oh, go. It says also extraterritoriality, privilege customarily extended to diplomats abroad of enjoying such rights and privileges as belong to them at home. So my origin is the zygote, which is my covenant with God, then there's nothing between me and God.

SPEAKER_05 3:02:00

No, your home is the zygote. And what they're saying is that the the extension, the idea of that means that what you are at home is what what you are where you're currently located.

SPEAKER_06 3:02:17

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 3:02:18

You're talking about extraterritoriality.

SPEAKER_06 3:02:22

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_05 3:02:24

Were you defining extraterritoriality?

SPEAKER_06 3:02:28

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 3:02:29

Okay. Well, remember that diplomatic is exactly reproducing the original. So if you exactly reproduce the original with your 46 chromatom, that's where the extraterritoriality is. The diplomatic community is extended from that monarchy to where you are presently. That's why the no king thing is joked today. People are they're giving up all of their all of their sovereignty, all of their diplomatic community by marching around saying no king.

SPEAKER_03 3:03:02

Yeah. And then they're gonna yell that the constitution protects them and they have rights.

SPEAKER_05 3:03:09

When in fact all they're doing is claiming corporate corporate privileges that that are not um protected by the Bill of Rights.

SPEAKER_06 3:03:18

Exactly.

SPEAKER_05 3:03:19

Uh I'm actually embarrassed for that lineup. Yeah. Um celebrating adopting the revolutionary, by the way, when I talk about the revolutionary war lend up, revolutionary war is every 365 days, you go back and you claim this date of birth. The date of birth is the beginning of competition over a particular end, which is the war itself. So civil war is the use of the word civil meaning Gregorian calendar birth. Revolutionary war is every 365 days going back to that Gregorian calendar civil rights character. Same damn thing. Every 365 days is the revolution, revolutionary war, civil war, it's always the same. World War II, it all it always comes to the same place when it's all biology. Celebrating adopting the revolutionary immortal civil calendar character denomination seals one's fate as full faith and credit underwriter surety of a municipal local bond or central banking system via personal sacrifice of one's present 46 chromosome body and blood upon a mutually exclusive historic 92 chromosome, fetomaternal, avulsion accretion, island wakeland. Um let's go to the personal sacrifice first. I mean, because this is this is so critical. So Jesus always used the word I am as as to describe himself. But people don't understand that Jesus is also known as the Lamb of God, and the Lamb of God, if you just go to Amnion, Wiki, it'll say that Wiki or that Amion means lamb, L-A-M-B, in Greek. Well, the lamb, the amnion that surrounded me in the womb is also known as the lamb. That's the sacrificial lamb. That is the sack, SAC, that I was inside of. That's the bag I was inside of in the womb. I was inside of my own biology, Linda. The amnion is my own biology. It is the lamb. I am the lamb in the womb. I'm gonna go to the word sac, S-A-C, at Webster. S-A-C. Now remember, the amnion is the sac that surrounded you in the womb, but it's your own biology, Linda, that surrounded you.

unknown 3:06:14

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 3:06:15

The amnion is your 46 chromosome. Anyway, the sac, SAC, at Webster says a pouch within an animal or plant often containing fluid. That's the amniotic fluid. Um, sac is an abbreviation for sacrifice. I'm not joking. So the lamb, the amnion, the sac, is also a sacrifice. Um, but what's really weird is FAC, the abbreviation, is a special agent in charge. So you got all these things that are coming out of the sack, which is the agency, the birth certificated Isaiah 9.6 agency that comes from that material left behind that gave rise to this title of nobility um birth certificate, which is a legal fiction. But if you use the date of birth, Linda, you lose your own voice. And the only ones that can speak for you at that moment while using that date of birth is the Bar Association. So you lose your voice if you use that character. You have to get in front of that character, you have to get in front of the cut. I always use the example of Back to the Future, where where uh he goes, the main character goes back in time to get in front of the event that turned his parents into numbskules. When Marty goes in front of the event that turned his parents into numbskope, and he stops that event from happening, when he finally gets back to the present, his parents are really cool. They're not broken, they're not damaged. Well, when we get in front of the cut by going all the way back to fertilization, we are in essence getting in front of the thing that damaged us, Linda. And so we're not damaged, we're not disfigured, we're not dis-eased, we're not dismembered by knowing fertilization as our origin instead of the date of birth. We're in front of the damage. We've mitigated the damage. We don't need a remedy because we're not sick, we're not diseased, we don't need a prosthetic because nothing's been removed from us. Um let's talk about Jesus for a second. So Jesus always expressed himself as I am, which means what? Presence. He said, I am. He didn't say I was, and he didn't say I will be. He said I am, which means present. So when you sacrifice UX, when you hang Jesus on the X or on the cross, the I am is left behind up, is frozen in time on the Gregorian calendar, the civil calendar. That I am is your own presence. So when you claim the date of birth, your presence is hanging on that X, hanging on that cross, that St. Andrew's X, on an island territory. Yes, that's your presence. If you're no longer present with us, you're missing presumed dead. If you're missing presumed dead, all of your property will be held in trust until you come back or until you evidence life. The whole idea is that you're hanging on a cross, your own I amness is frozen in time until you wake up. And once you wake up, you're the owner. And as the owner, nobody else ever speaks for your property. Ever. But you have to be here. The owner has to be present, and the birth date evidences the the owner, the I am, still hanging on the cross, still hanging, frozen, suspended animation, suspended in time back there 65 plus years ago for me. So if I blame the infancy, my own I amness has been sacrificed. My own presence has been sacrificed, Linda. And they're gonna say, I sacrificed myself for the greater good. Uh, I didn't. I didn't. I'm not sacrificing myself for the greater good. By the way, let's go one step further. What they got people to agree to, Linda, is horrifying. So they get people to say it's okay. Now hear me out on this, because it's kind of scary. They got people to agree it's okay to execute somebody, to kill somebody, to torture somebody by hanging them on a cross 2,000 years ago, Linda. They got people to agree that it's okay to kill somebody, hanging hang them on a cross so that you 2,000 years later, that you're absolved of all the things you do were off. So as long as 2,000 years ago somebody died for what you're calling a sin, it's okay to kill somebody with it. You're agreeing it's okay to execute somebody so that you have a better day of day 2,000 years later. Remember, Jesus said he referred to himself as I am. So this is not 2,000 years ago, it's the present moment. What if the one that is asked to sacrifice himself is actually you? What if you're the one that is being executed? What if your own presence is being executed for the greater good? Are you so willing at this point to say, yeah, I will die for the greater good? Is anybody out there willing to let to be killed? To be executed for the greater good? That's my question to everybody listening to this that's still here. Are you willing to kill yourself or have yourself be executed for the greater good? Because that's what you believe in. You believe it's okay that somebody die so that you have a better day, so so that your sins are taken care of by the death of another. When if it's to you, what if you're the one that has to be executed? That's the question. Everybody knows the answer. It is you. Your own I am is hanging on a historical record. History. You're hanging, suspended in time, suspended in space at that birth. You do one. It just happens to be you. Nobody knows it. Your own credit is going on, you're no longer president, you're stuck into life. The birthday is a time machine that freezes you time and space. And your president is hanging on that cross. The cross section, the cross cut, hanging there, defended because you've agreed that it's okay to kill somebody. Well, guess what? It's you. You sacrificed yourself. That's it. That's it. So back to this last paragraph says the last line. It says, celebrating, adopting the revolutionary, immortal civil calendar character, denomination, seals one's fate as full faith and credit underwriter of a municipal, local bond, or central banking system via personal sacrifice of one's present 46 chromosome body and blood upon a mutually exclusive, historic 92 chromosome, phenomaternal, abultion, accretion, island, wasteland. You're the sacrifice, Linda. You're the sacrifice when you agree to adopt the birth certificated character. Pretty frightening when you actually know the truth. Wow.

SPEAKER_07 3:15:14

Any I I'd say any last words, but I don't want to say it that way.

SPEAKER_03 3:15:21

Um, no. Not here.

SPEAKER_05 3:15:26

Yeah, not here. Um what's really weird about this is I was looking up premeditation, premeditated murder and things like that. What's really weird is that if if somebody already knows that by you claiming a birthday in a courtroom, is the is the execution is the pre-medic meditated execution of your own presence, of your own I am, isn't that premeditated execution in that courtroom? Premeditated murder. It sure seemed like it to me. I'm just asking the question because if they already know that by you admitting or by you executing that birth record, that that is premeditated murder to the living, for the living. Um, somebody already knows that, Linda. Somebody already knows that. They already know it in that courtroom. So it seems to me like you know, we should rethink or have people rethink what's going on in these these uh courts. You know, nature nature doesn't care. That's all fiction, it's all theater. In there, it's all theater. It's the passion of the Christ in there. But but remember that um people believe it. I mean, people actually believe. You know, they're they're sincere about their efforts, they're sincere in their actions, but they don't realize that that sincerity is is what's punishing them. Their sincerity is being punished. Anyway, that was today's tough because well I I because I'm sitting in the sunlight. Everybody left me, everybody's at the beach.

SPEAKER_07 3:17:34

Um I mean between by myself. Yeah, I mean I'm at the in-between right now, between where they're at having fun and where I'm at, sitting here by myself. I'll probably I'll probably I'll keep yeah, I can get it right up there. Judy's still here at work, but she wants to get out of the house, I can still drive the next her. Anyway, uh I'm gonna figure out how to get this loaded up today. I don't know how to do it yet. Because I'm using Debbie Computer and nothing is on Debbie's computer. You know, I don't have buzz product on Debbie Computer. I don't have I don't have anything on Debbie Computer. So I figured out how to load up there before I can you know post it.

SPEAKER_05 3:18:14

Anyway, thanks. Love ya.

SPEAKER_07 3:18:15

I'll uh I'll try to do this and then I'll probably talk to you in a day or so.

SPEAKER_04 3:18:20

Okay, sounds good. Bye.

SPEAKER_05 3:18:22

All right, thanks. Love you, Mike.