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Behold! A Chair!2 days ago

It's true. CRIS look it up. It's how they invest the Bonds to create money. Not all States are transparent about it, but all the Courts have it. They can't have a financial interest in the Case.

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Student Rights2 days ago

This is meaningless. The assumption is there is an honest judge that would hear the case; a judge who would uphold the "Rule of Law" over the Judiciary and expose a corrupt judge for the frauds they are. Judges protect each other, corporations, political agendas, and the elite. Nothing will change until there is a Constitutional Amendment making it easier to remove from the bench and impose maximum penalties to judges who violate the Constitution and Rule of Law. Proof: Exhibit 1: "The New York Times wrote about corrupt Federal Judges in the 6th Circuit! "the judges on the federal appeals court there have repeatedly accused each other of lying and underhanded conduct in important cases" Exhibit 2: Judges are political pawns. Biden pardon of corrupt judge. Judges sold over 2,300 children to a corporate owned detention center for $2.8 millions! These judges sold 8 year old children! These judges destroyed lives, generations of families, and entire communities for money! Exhibit 3: Judge Hannah Dugan was convicted of felony obstruction and fined only $5,000 in July 2026 for helping an illegal alien evade ICE. Dugan had confronted federal agents at a courthouse and helped the defendant escape through a rear door to avoid apprehension. Judge Dugan, officer of the Court, Doctor of the Law, with premeditation, knowingly, violated Federal Law for political gain, opposing Federal Agents, Congress and the President of the United States. Exhibit 4: Federal judge Thomas Ludington charged with ‘super drunk’ DUI after Michigan crash. A federal judge in Michigan was sentenced on to 6 months of probation and ordered to pay $1,175 in fees and costs after he pleaded no contest on ​to a misdemeanor drunken-driving charge.

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uncle joey2 days ago

should have seen the judges face when i told him that i would not be surety for the decedent. He asked me if the defendant was dead, and i asked him if he could prove that it had ever lived. wound up in chambers, pointing fingers, next thing you know, we can adjourn. good times

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Creditor2 days ago

🫡

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All4Freedom🇺🇲🐸🍿2 days ago

I hope you're having a wonderful day, my friend.

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Creditor2 days ago

Same to you, my friend.

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Ivan Santos Staana2 days ago

Counter Sue, Fraud is $25M then Sue each one of the participants

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Woman of Many Hats2 days ago

and they will tie you up in courts with expensive lawyers.

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IvanUSA1231 day ago

💯💯💯

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wendymoore19581 day ago

ABSOFUCKINGLUTELY!!! Back to common law. Whoo-hoo

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Arthur Newell2 days ago

Commonly known information. How do you ACTUALLY get to execute it. All this theory but show cases or some other proof of it actually working the way you're suggesting in this video.

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