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This is Gold. A SovCit gets pulled over in QLD for an unregistered vehicle. He serves the cops his magic paperwork and charges them $10,000.00 an hour.

391,153 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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Cookerwatchvor 2 Jahren

To all those wondering, he didn't get away with it:

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Jim Businessvor 2 Jahren

Have to say it was pretty heartbreaking to hear the voice of the child at 8:37 “at least they're not coming on my side”

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Random Name Herevor 2 Jahren

Wait a minute - AFAICT UCC 1-308 is a US law Does they think it applies because of the "Australia is a corporation registered in the US" malarky?

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Cookerwatchvor 2 Jahren

Yes indeedy. New York stock exchange and all that.

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Nomadpossum 🐟🇬🇷 🇦🇺vor 2 Jahren

Visit from child protective services coming up in 5, 4, 3....

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International Man of Mysteryvor 2 Jahren

Just tazer him, lock him up, tow truck thr car and crush it, take the kid to HumanServices, problem solved.

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Rohan Sprengervor 2 Jahren

And it isn't insured despite his paperwork from AAMI - the lack of registration voids any insurance policy he has taken out.

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Sista Cat Ruth Perryvor 2 Jahren

He's on a shit list now. Queensland police must report matters involving sovereign citizens, religious extremists and conspiracy theorists to top counter-terror teams in the wake of the Wieambilla shooting in which two officers and a local man were killed.

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私は酔っていない。あなたは猫と話している。vor 2 Jahren

The vessel is in dry dock... Which means the car, once confiscated, could be driven off a pier to moor it ;)

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David Mason PSMvor 2 Jahren

A cooker citing international law is ... something else. Also for anyone playing at home, no international law does not register vehicles or vessels.

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