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It's the hottest topic right now around the NFL. The New England Patriots have signed controversial quarterback Tim Tebow to a two-year contract with no guaranteed money. Though many have already questioned the signing, Tebow does bring something to the quarterback position that the Pats are seldom used to seeing: the ability to run out of the pocket. Not only is Tebow one of the hardest working players in the NFL, but he is also already familiar with the style of offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, having played a season under him with the Denver Broncos. The question is, do the Patriots need Tebow more than he needs them?
With four years of experience already under his belt, Tebow has started to take on the status of a journeyman. The Patriots will be the third team he will be playing for in his young career. Though critics have regarded Tebow as a mediocre quarterback, he did see limited success in Denver, bringing them to the postseason only to be booted out by the Patriots. Other than this 'fluke" season, as many would call it, Tebow hasn't made too much noise around the NFL. After a forgettable season last year with the New York Jets, he will be looking to hit the restart button on his career and find some retribution in New England.
Being able to learn from an elite quarterback like Tom Brady is an opportunity that no QB can pass up. Though it seems that Tebow needs the Patriots more than anything right now, the Pats may just benefit from having him on the depth chart. For starters, Tebow ran for 102 yards last season. That is more than Tom Brady and Ryan Mallett combined! Not only do the stats on paper look good, but he seems to be getting on head coach Bill Belichick's good side as he was talked about in a positive manner. "Tim is a talented player, is smart and works hard. We'll see how it goes," Belichick said Tuesday.
Though Belichick didn't seem too excited to answer questions about Tebow, he seemed pleased in what he saw at mini camp. Tebow has also gotten on the good side of Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
"You can't get enough people like him," Kraft said. "Life is about collecting good people around you. You can't have enough good people."
It seems that the whole Patriots organization thinks highly of Tebow, which is a good step in trying to prove his legitimacy in the league.
As Tebow expects to compete with Ryan Mallett for a backup job behind Tom Brady, it has become a waiting game. Now he must abide by the old saying, "patience is a virtue." As the Patriots are interested in dealing Ryan Mallett if the right deal comes around, Tebow may be given a chance to move up in the ranks. For now, though, Tebow will be attempting to prove his value in mini camp as he tries to make New England a permanent home.


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Time to embrace this polar vortex that's happening this week. The temperature dropped to 40 degrees. BRRrrrrr! This sadly means that fall is coming to an end :(
Trying to stay warm and stylish at the same time can be quit the challenge, but I definitely look forward to layering up with faux fur, chunky scarves and statement gloves. Bring on the winer!
Loving these moto style, plaid print jeans from Rag and Bone! The print and multiple zippers are right up my alley. Plus, they have a great legging-type fit.
I decided to add some color and tone down the loud print of these bottoms, by adding a two tone bomber jacket and maroon fedora. To play up the rocker feel, I slipped on the sling back booties.
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Been a little while, sorry about that if there really is anyone out there who gives a rats ass. :-) Work, work, play, play... been busy all around.
My favorite time is beginning, that wonderful season of BASEBALL!! I'm a fanatic, I admit. I can't get enough baseball. Their showing up, and its time to get it on! I'm a happy camper.
I have learned something new in the last few weeks. Hard work CAN finally pay off. (beware, the next couple lines are self involved, and I did hurt my shoulder trying to pat myself on my back) I believe myself to be a very dedicated worker, I work hard, and I finish what I start. I do the long hours thing, I get involved, and learn all I can. Never had it pay off, always got the short end up the anus. Left a job cause my boss was taking credit for my work. Left another cause I was too good at it, and they sent me EVERYWHERE, and when I said "pay me", they said "let's talk about this again some other time". Three times. Not good enough, see ya. So finally, I have a job that I am good at, and a good boss who recognizes it. So, you're sitting there saying, "big whoop, how's that paying off?". I'll tell ya how. Can you say 50% salary bonus? :-D Yessir, you see that right, and I'll type it again. 50%. Retention bonus in 6 months for sticking thru the sale of our division. That'll pay a few bills. Yes, I make more than chicken scratch, a lot more. VERY significant money, and that means that I can finally be debt free!!!!!!!! :-) Its gonna be a good year, FINALLY.
Saturday, February 16, 2008
4 comments:
- Kristi said...
Congrats!! Nice to be appreciated!
- February 18, 2008 at 8:32 AM
- -RwB said...
That has GOT to feel good.
- February 18, 2008 at 12:20 PM
- Shaggy Bob said...
Congrats man, 50%... that's a hellofva lot better than winning the evnding machine lottery and having two big grab bags of pretzles fall out. (Big Grab 25% more) : )
Let us know how the Baseball looks on that ginormous new flat Screen HD LCD TV looks. Can't wait to hear how great boogers look while staring at a batter in the box from the center field cam.
- February 18, 2008 at 5:39 PM
- Willem said...
Party at Z's house!!
- February 20, 2008 at 10:17 AM
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Wallabies legend David Campese has launched a scathing attack on modern rugby players by insisting that his generation would have "run rings around them".
The outspoken former winger, who notched an outstanding 64 tries in 101 Test appearances for Australia, has gone on the offensive with Australia's five Super Rugby franchises struggling to make an impression on the competition and ahead of the Wallabies three-Test series with Wales next month.
"In reality, I think more than half of today's players wouldn't have cut it in my era," Campese wrote in his column for TheRoar.com.au. "Sure, the players today are faster and stronger, but they're no way near as skilful.
"Think about the great teams I played with. We played like a team. And we played because we enjoyed it. These days, players don't know how to play as part of a team. All they think about is themselves.
"So to all you critics who think that the modern players have it over players from my era, let me tell you this: Players from my generation would have run rings around them."
Campese also slammed what he sees as a lack of invention in the modern game - citing the Western Force's failure to utilise the talents of Fijian wing Napolioni Nalaga. "When we played we played attacking rugby and we believed in the way we played," he said. "The way in which the modern game is played can be seen in the lack of opportunities that Western Force's wonderful Fijian winger, Napolioni Nalaga, got.
"I coached him in Fiji last year. What a great player. But watching him now, he is just another winger who never gets the ball to show what he can do. Why?
"In fact, can someone explain to me why we even have wingers these days? You never see them in the back-line. Really, I can't think of too many of today's players who would oust the guys from some of the great teams over the years. All you need to do now is run straight, don't pass, and tackle well."
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The exersaucer gets moved around, right now it's in the living room
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The playmat and toys are in the living room.
Her clothes are in our room in drawers under the bed. She doesn't have a crib set up yet because she sleeps with us.
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Another week, another Friday. The time just never seems to slow down. Another busy week, getting ready for our Disney vacation next week. We're just a wee bit excited. We're staying at Bay Lake Towers, and I think Lincoln is the most excited of all to just be able to hop on a monorail and go.
So with that, I bring to you another "Five on Friday." Here we go!
(one). Avery had his first play-doh experience the other day. He wasn't too sure about the stickiness of it at first, but he eventually had quite the blast. Of course Lincoln is a play-doh pro, so he showed his baby bro how it's done.
(two). An unseasonably warm winter makes for fun playground visits while big brother has basketball practice.
(three). An impromptu visit to the Disney Store to pick up some fun tee-shirts for the boys, and get even more excited for our big trip!
(four). My new planner arrived this week!!! It's a Plum Paper Planner, and isn't it just gorgeous?! I'm ready to PLAN ALL THE THINGS!!! Except now I'm a bit overwhelmed with fun stickers, washi tape, and pens — OH MY!!
(five). I just can't with this little ol' belly!! Avery says, "Blast off!!!"
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RE: [tips_and_tricks] Birth certificate [corrections]
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From FF:>That case surely did not. It was about a tax case dealing with
>privileges surrounding usury claimed under an unratified constitutionalto either act like I believe or give lip service to any
>amendment. The plaintiff was an automatic loser under the Ashwander
>Rules, objecting to a provision while at the same time trying to benefit
>from it, a definite Ashwander red flag. They were not claiming common
>law rights, but were depending upon the 14th amendment for their
>argument involving corporate commercial paper issued for profit. Back
>then, the 14th, like others, was believed lawfully ratified. Time and
>testimonies reveal frauds over time. I've been collecting them for
>decades. Our people have been as snowed by lies and liars as was the
>former Soviet Union. I recommend getting over it and moving on. But
>don't expect me
>of the many exposed lies that still have budgets for their cover-ups. IThe above post by FF supports my belief(without a proposition) that our beliefs create consent, which creates agreement, which leads to contract, which leads to possible and highly likely breach of contract, which leads to breach of trust, which leads to the highly probable penalty phase.
>don't accept the 14th and haven't for over 30 years since I learned of
>its fraudulent properties. That's the beauty of America: people can
>believe any damn fool thing in which they desire to invest their
>credulity. And you have to let them, as long as they don't affect one's
>own rights in a negative manner. But as soon as their delusion affects
>one's rights, one has a right to self-defense.
Another interesting note is the definition from Black's Law 4th Deluxe, BELIEF. A conviction of the truth of a proposition, existing subjectively in the mind, and induced by argument, persuasion, or proof addressed to the judgement.Truth from a proposal? Only in fiction can that happen. Existing subjectively-are you a subject? Induced by argument, which is what attorneys and other government employees are here to create(argument). Induced by persuasion(that's the purported judges job), and proof to the judgement is supplies by us(the ones being presumed by the above to be subjects).Regards,Moisha
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- More regarding the significance of the state-issued Birth Certificate:
I deleted the upper portion of the thread and copied only the portion quoting
me (Virgil Cooper) and preserved Frog Farmer's comments. I referenced the
Colegate v. Harvey case because a few years ago in Phoenix a member of our
Phoenix constitutional research group, Mike Huen, was prosecuted in U.S.
District Court for seven years of "failure to file". Judge Earl Carroll showed
his bias by quoting extensively from Colegate v. Harvey. Mike Huen was the
western regional operations manager for American Airlines. Mike had
graduated from Northwestern University with a degree in accounting including
CPA credentials. He had studied the Internal Revenue Code and could quote it
from memory. Every time he tried to state or explain his state of mind (intent)
the judge would pound his gavel and order the bailiff to remove the jury. That
happened probably close to one hundred times in the course of the week long
trial The judge then would warn Mike Huen that that kind of detail was "out of
order" and "might confuse the jury" – and therefore he wouldn't allow it to be
heard by the jurors. Near the end of the trial, Judge Carroll told Mike Huen,
"Mr. Huen, you are just plain wrong, mistaken. You are a citizen of the United
States and you had gross income for the years in question. Gross income
includes everything that comes in, all receipts." The judge then quoted from
the Colegate v. Harvey case, and to emphasize parts of it, he raised the volume
of his voice and almost shouted into the microphone so the words rang in the
courtroom. This is the section of the case that he emphasized by repeating to
hammer the point (indicated in bold):
"Thus, the dual character of our citizenship is made plainly apparent. That is to
say, a citizen of the United States is ipso facto and at the same time a citizen of
the state in which he resides. And while the Fourteenth Amendment does not
create a national citizenship, it has the effect of making that citizenship
'paramount and dominant' instead of 'derivative and dependent' upon state
citizenship." The judge then skipped the footnote and case cites, and
continued: "Chief justice said, in the Selective Draft Law Cases, "We have
hitherto considered it as it has been argued from the point of view of the
Constitution as it stood prior to the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment.
But to avoid all misapprehension we briefly direct attention to that (the
fourteenth) amendment for the purpose of pointing out, as has been frequently
done in the past, how completely it broadened the national scope of the
government under the Constitution by causing citizenship of the United States
to be paramount and dominant instead of being subordinate and derivative,
and therefore operating as it does upon all the powers conferred by the
Constitution leaves no possible support for the contentions made if their want
of merit was otherwise not to [too] clearly made manifest."
Judge Carroll continued his "rant" by stating that the Fourteenth Amendment
applies to all Americans as does the Sixteenth Amendment. For emphasis he
stated that the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified as was the Sixteenth
Amendment and as a result of those ratifications became a part of the United
States Constitution applicable to all Americans. This quotation occurred
shortly before both sides rested and the judge then gave his instructions to the
jury of eight women and four men. That occurred at the end of the next to the
last day. The next morning the jury began its deliberations. They sent a note to
the judge asking to see the Internal Revenue Code, or at least some of the
sections mentioned by the defendant prior to each time the judge gaveled him
down and ordered the jury removed. The jury's request was denied, but the
judge sent the jury a clarifying note explaining why they didn't need to see
specific code provisions. Four hours later, at noon, the jury delivered its
verdict: guilty on four of the seven counts of "failure to file" and one count of
"defeating the collection of the income tax." (I may have this "one count"
worded wrong.) Afterward, the jurors met with Mike and his wife and two
teenage children in the hall outside the elevators and the women tearfully
apologized for having to convict him. The said the way the instructions were
worded that they had no alternative but to convict. Likewise, the men on jury
said they were sorry and wished him well. The judge gave Mike Huen 30 days
to wrap up his affairs and report for sentencing. A month later, the judge
sentenced him to two and one-half years in minimum security federal prison
and told him to report to Nellis Air Force Base outside of Las Vegas, Nevada.
I sat through much of the case. Mike Huen was prevented from presenting his
"state of mind" or intent, a key element of the case. I also felt that the fact that
American Airlines is a federally chartered airline was a factor though never
openly discussed in the courtroom. He was a corporate officer and employee –
western regional operations manager – of a federally chartered airline, which
would be considered a "quasi public corporation" by virtue of a federally
conferred franchise.
In order to give a little more "context" to the disabilities inherent in Fourteenth
Amendment "status", bogus as that is, from a pragmatic viewpoint, the masses
have acquiesced to "slavery status" and represent probably 99-plus percent.
The minority to which Frog Farmer refers is an extreme minority, probably
less than one percent.
Frog Farmer wrote: I've been following this thread but have been too busy
to reply to the
individual messages. Most of what I've wanted to say has been covered by
others since the first message. Frog Farmer's interspersed comments are
indicated by bracketed [FF].
Virgil Cooper wrote:
I met with the Arizona Registrar of Vital Records some years ago and he
explained the birth certification process. At that time, there were Birth
and Death Information Exchange Agreements with the federal government and
with the Canadian government. The Registrar of Vital Records stated that
the collection of birth and death information is all done under the
Fourteenth Amendment. His actual statement was: "We perform a genealogical
function under the Fourteenth Amendment."
[FF]: This "amendment" was never ratified as a matter of law and so is only
applicable to those who claim it rules over themselves. One case that shows
it is Dyett v. Turner, for those who need court cases instead of plain words
in constitutions.
As far as I have ever known, "a genealogical function" pertains to family
history and is private in nature and NOT a proper governmental function.
[FF]: That's okay because you no longer have proper government to function.
You never had a democracy, and the republic is missing vital parts and thus
is no longer vitalized.
For those who file income tax returns, they cannot claim a "deduction" for
each of their children without a Social Security Number for the child
[FF]: This must prove a nexus...those choosing to apply for socialist
control over themselves must pay for the privilege. Application for
privileges is strictly voluntary.
and for that they need to obtain an official state-issued Birth Certificate.
The federal government and the state governments have made it very difficult
to live "outside of the system".
[FF]: Yes, psychological chains can be almost as real as metal ones, can't
they? But propaganda and lies can be overcome, with effort and the will
power. Has anyone recently been accused of exercising either one? I
confess, I'm guilty of it!
The Birth Certificate will become evidence (proof) of Fourteenth Amendment
status that the
child is a "citizen of the United States" and a "resident" of the state.
[FF]: Unrebutted proof, but anyone can rebut the impossible, so justice
prevails in the end. Only those naturally suited for psychological slavery
are self-compelled into applying their signature to their contract for
subjection. Oh, sure, those with a vested financial interest will try to
talk them into it, but that's all that can be done, talk.
See Section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment. Also note that in Section 4,
"the validity of the public debt shall not be questioned" which means that a
Fourteenth Amendment "citizen of the United States" lacks standing to
challenge the constitutionality of the Federal Reserve Act
or to question the constitutionality of the bankers' fractional reserve fiat
paper currency which we call "dollars"
[FF]: Who is this "we", Kemo Sabe? WHO told you and WHEN did they tell
you, that FRNs were "dollars"? The Federal Reserve never told you that, and
neither did anyone else, nor did any statute or provision you can show us
directly. But a large number of people are willing to let you make that
mistake yourself and will not correct you when you make that mistake. If
you choose to stop making that mistake, life could be easier for you.
(they are pseudo "dollars") in violation of Article I, Section 10, of the
U.S. Constitution.
[FF]: They are?? For you maybe, but not for me, and many, many others.
For me, there is no such thing as pseudo dollars. Either we have a dollar
or we do not. I have some. Don't you? A thing that is not a dollar is not
a pseudo-dollar, anymore than a zuchinni is a pseudo-dollar. Both may take
a dollar to obtain, that may be true. Both may "purchase" a dollar's worth
of rice, that may also be true. Even criminally-printed counterfeit notes
are not "pseudo-dollars". They are just counterfeit.
To state the function of the Birth Certificate more succinctly, it functions
as an Inventory Control Number numbering the federal government 's human
assets and recipients of "privileges" and "entitlements" as well as later as
members of the work force as "economic units" (human
resources) earning income and paying taxes. Some people may miss the
significance of "residency". It is a privileged status and considered also
to be an inherent commercial status meaning that a "resident" is assumed to
be engaged in taxable commercial activities wherever such
"person" resides.
[FF]: The above is so true! The unthinking masses must be dealt with, as
they outnumber the thinking minority.
< http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=7zsr0UpVjoE
<http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=7zsr0UpVjoE> >
[FF}: If they choose to designate themselves as corporate automatons, is it
any of my business that they unthinkingly waive many natural rights in
return for corporate privileges that I cannot apply for without waiving
rights valuable to me? Do they really expect to experience freedom
after waiving their rights on such a grand scale? There is a very wide
spectrum of human experience and understanding. Can there be humans less
intelligent than cows? I don't know, but sometimes I suspect it.
You might want to visit your state capital and talk to the head of the
department of vital records to verify the details I have mentioned.
[FF]: I'm in California. That office is lawfully "vacant" but still
populated with infiltrating impersonators collecting paychecks because they
can do it unopposed. I certainly won't waste my time trying to stop them
(unless of course they impinge upon my own life, liberty or pursuit of
happiness.) For me, they're a source of continual entertainment. I'm
personally unaffected by their actions because I know this. The knowledge
alone allows one to act freely. One without the knowledge most likely
reacts as a fish in a large school, and acts and changes direction based
upon outside influences instead of upon rational thoughtful decision-making.
Before you do that, it would be a good idea to look up the statutory
requirements in your state relating to Birth Certificates. You will see how
the "universal presumption of Fourteenth Amendment" is applied to everyone
without distinguishing State Citizens from "federal
[FF}: No doubt.
"State Citizens" have been abolished, abrogated, done away with, and no
longer recognized. See Colegate v. Harvey, 296 U.S. 404 (1935).
[FF]: Cute. As if that was a citation of a case! A search of the case
will not reveal any permutation of the words quoted above. And the unquoted
words will not be found either. I read the whole case because I doubted
what was said above could be true. It is not true. It is only true for
those who classify themselves in the newly-created class that never was
contemplated before.
[FF}: If I'm wrong, maybe a defender of that proposition could more
carefully delineate the wording that leads them to the conclusion that
"Staten Citizens" "no longer exist" or "have been abolished, abrogated, done
way with, and no longer recognized"! I'll buy the "no longer recognized"
but that's because they don't show up for recognition.
I hope this sheds some light on the meaning and ramifications of the Birth
[FF]: That case surely did not. It was about a tax case dealing with
privileges surrounding usury claimed under an unratified constitutional
amendment. The plaintiff was an automatic loser under the Ashwander Rules,
objecting to a provision while at the same time trying to benefit from it, a
definite Ashwander red flag. They were not claiming common law rights, but
were depending upon the 14th amendment for their argument involving
corporate commercial paper issued for profit. Back then, the 14th, like
others, was believed lawfully ratified. Time and testimonies reveal frauds
over time. I've been collecting them for decades. Our people have been as
snowed by lies and liars as was the former Soviet Union. I recommend
getting over it and moving on. But
don't expect me to either act like I believe or give lip service to any of
the many exposed lies that still have budgets for their cover-ups. I don't
accept the 14th and haven't for over 30 years since I learned of its
fraudulent properties. That's the beauty of America: people can believe any
damn fool thing in which they desire to invest their credulity. And you
have to let them, as long as they don't affect one's own rights in a
negative manner. But as soon as their delusion affects one's rights, one
has a right to self-defense.
For clarification, I'll append a response I sent recently regarding the
Fourteenth Amendment. Much of the "prevalence" of the 14th can be
attributed to FDR and the New Deal administration during the Depression
years and World War II, which actively pursued a new interpretation of the
U.S. Constitution known as the "living document interpretation". On a later
post I will give some excerpts from the latest issue of Hillsdale College's
IMPRIMIS publication on the abandonment of natural law and natural rights in
the aftermath of the 14th and how that "conversion" totally changed the
character of the laws and the people's relationship to government. The
response below was copied and has formatting problems. The paragraphs
originally were single spaced to conserve space, but now they appear double
spaced and cannot be compressed. The information below was gleaned from
various Southern law review articles and not from "official" U.S. government
publications or sources. I was not taught this in high school civics or in
college history courses.
Virgil Cooper, Vernon, Arizona
Hello from the White Mountains of Arizona,
I have been a member of (another) list for only about six months. Mostly, I
read the posts and seldom jump in with comments. However, the Fourteenth
Amendment is an area I have spent much time reading into the history and
legal cases associated with this war (Civil War) amendment. The Fourteenth
Amendment is far more sinister than most people realize or have the necessary
background to appreciate. Historically speaking, the genesis of the amendment
arose out of D.C. municipal law – the Freedman' s Bureau of the federal
government. From that municipal law, Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of
1866. Then in an effort to "constitutionalize" that legislation, Congress
proposed the Civil Rights Act in modified form as the Fourteenth
Amendment. It started out as municipal law (Article I, Section 8, Clause 17),
then as the Civil Rights Act of 1866 it continued to be D.C. municipal law
(Art. I, Sec. 8, Cl. 17). Incorporating the Civil Rights Act of 1866 into the U.S.
Constitution as the Fourteenth Amendment did not change the fact that it
originated as a municipal law of Congress and remains a municipal law of
Congress to the present. The southern states refused to ratify it, so, in
retaliation, Congress sent a trainload of armed U.S. Marshals to Tennessee.
When they arrived in Memphis, they proceeded to search the bars and saloons
and rounded up a "quorum" of Tennessee legislators, arrested them, marched
them in manacles and leg irons to the statehouse. There they found each
legislator's desk and nameplate, ordered them to take their seat, thrust a
fountain pen into their hands, put the muzzle of a loaded pistol to their
temples, cocked back the hammer and said, "Sign it." That's how the
Fourteenth Amendment was "ratified" in Tennessee. The word of what
happened went out over telegraph wires to the ten other southern states.
Congress realized that they wouldn't be able to pull that "hijacking stunt"
again with any of the remaining ten southern states. Congress then kicked the
duly elected senators and representatives out of Congress and declared their
seats vacated and then canceled "statehood" of the remaining ten southern
states, canceled their state constitutions, and declared each "former state area"
a military district to be administered under marshal law. Meantime, three
northern states, reconsidered their acts of ratification and rescinded their
ratifications. They were Maryland, Delaware, and Ohio. Congress refused to
recognize the "de-ratifications" of the three northern states. In the ten southern
states that were placed under military rule thereby invoking martial law,
military commanders descended on the capitols of each of the "former states"
and rounded up totally unelected and unqualified Blacks off the streets. They
asked Black men if they could write their name. If the answer was, "Yaza,
yaza, Massa. Ah kin sine ma name." They then declared the Black men
selected in this manner, "You are a leg-gis-lay-tor." These Blacks were called
"scalawags" or "scallywags" by the southern Whites – meaning they were
unelected and unqualified to be legislators. It was these totally unqualified and
unelected Blacks who then signed ratification papers supposedly "ratifying"
the Fourteenth Amendment in those ten "rebellious" southern States. All
eleven southern States "ratified" the Fourteenth Amendment under conditions
of coercion and duress – and outright fraud.
The Fourteenth Amendment was not applied against the States until the 1930s.
But, there is more to the story than mere "application" of the Fourteenth
Amendment against the States. The progression of federal power was
involved. The approximately 3.5 million Blacks in BOTH the South and the
North were placed under federal protection and granted "federal citizenship".
Wherever they traveled among the several States, these "federal citizens"
carried federal jurisdiction and federal protection. The actual progression was
thus: first the Blacks, then the 200,000 Chinese coolies (slaves) imported from
China to build the transcontinental railroad. These were added to the
Fourteenth Amendment and placed under federal protection. Then the treaties
with Spain and Mexico followed. Hispanics in the western areas were brought
into or placed under the Fourteenth Amendment. A BIG PROBLEM still
loomed. There were TWO CLASSES of citizens: State Citizens (also called
Preamble Citizens having UNALIENABLE Rights and able to invoke the
Common Law) and "United States citizens" or "federal citizens" who only had
statutory privileges called "rights" or "civil rights". This "differentiation
problem" was solved in the 1920s and 1930s. It was partly solved in 1913 with
the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Amendments and the Federal Reserve Act. (The
Seventeenth Amendment stripped the States of direct representation in
Congress). Franklin D. Roosevelt became president in 1932. One of his first
acts was passage of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1932. Federal subsidies
were offered to ranchers and farmers nationwide. Huge numbers signed up.
Then in 1935 the Social Security Act was passed and offered to the American
public. By August 1938, more than 90 percent of adult Americans had signed
up to participate in this federal program. The Fourteenth Amendment then was
applied against the several States. FDR issued an Executive Order "ordering"
the U.S. Supreme Court to re-write the Rules of Court. This was done.
Common Law was declared "abrogated" and Equity jurisdiction replaced the
Common Law. In other words, Equity conquered or vanquished Common
Law. During the 1930s, ALL Americans were "absorbed" or "incorporated"
into the Fourteenth Amendment. The American people have acquiesced to and
complied with the encroachment of federal power, of the extension of federal
jurisdiction. The States no longer recognize State Citizens or "naturalize" their
own citizens. The federal government handles ALL naturalization and does so
under the Fourteenth Amendment. The several States united have been
reduced to vassal states, mere administrative subdivisions of the federal
government. Ask any attorney or judge and you will be told that nowadays the
Fourteenth Amendment is "a universally applied presumption in the law." It
just is. Accept it. Live with it. If you argue "Original State Citizenship" or
"Preamble Citizenship", expect to be ridiculed as trying to "fight the Civil War
all over again" and "that question was settled by the Civil War." The
Fourteenth Amendment may be a "universally applied presumption", but it is a
REBUTTABLE presumption.
An authority verifying this is: "Government by Judiciary: The Transformation
of the Fourteenth Amendment," by the late Harvard Law Professor Raoul
Berger (1997). [I hope Bear will allow this reference to go through.] Another
concise summary of the essential elements of the Fourteenth Amendment can
be found at a Web site: Original Intent, maintained by Dave Champion,
www.originalintent.org <http://www.originalintent.org/> . Click on the
"Education" button and read his treatise on the 14th, "Fourteenth Amendment
Clarified." Driver's licenses, marriage licenses, birth certificates, and all kinds
of other "privileges" come under the Fourteenth Amendment. Don't let
anyone try to convince you that there is "nothing wrong" with the Fourteenth
Amendment. They LIE. Or they suffer from abject ignorance and naiveté.
Everyone who registers to vote in the national elections is required to admit
that they are a "citizen of the United States." It is a Fourteenth Amendment
privilege to vote directly for the president and vice president and senator.
That's what the Electoral College was set up for – to select the president and
vice president. The States were supposed to maintain direct representation in
Congress by selecting their own Senators.
The "system" has made it nearly or virtually impossible to re-establish one' s
status as a State Citizen. It is discouraged. Expect to be told such status is no
longer recognized, like "common law marriage" – it, too, is no longer
recognized. The federal income tax is imposed on the privileged status of
federal citizens "residing" in the "United States". The "United States" referred
to is either the federal government's territorial jurisdiction (Art. IV, Sec. 3, Cl.
2) or the federal government's municipal jurisdiction (I-8-17). It is a fact that
98-to-99 percent of Americans living in the several States and working in the
private sector and earing their own money DO NOT OWE any Sixteenth
Amendment income tax – neither Subtitle A (income tax) nor Subtitle C
(payroll tax). They commit perjury by "confessing" that they are federal
employees subject to the tax and signing "under penalty of perjury" that they
are a taxpayer and owe the tax.
So, don't let anyone try to convince you that being brought under the
"umbrella" of the Fourteenth Amendment somehow is "okay" and "no big
deal". They KEY operative phrase in Section 1 of the 14th is "subject to the
jurisdiction thereof (of the United States)." "Subject to" refers to inferior
subjects, underlings, subordinate persons – actually creatures of Congress.
The TRICK is that by eliminating State Citizens (also called Preamble Citizens)
and no longer recognizing original Citizens, competition is eliminated, and the
inferior "citizen of the United States" under the Fourteenth Amendment is no
longer "second class" but the ONLY type of citizenship recognized. Original
State "Citizens" are treated as being EXTINCT – ABOLISHED – a mere
historical relic of the pre-Civil War agrarian society. Read the Treaty of Paris
(1783). Sovereignty passed to the People of newly formed Thirteen United
States. Sovereignty DOES NOT vest with or in the federal government's
Fourteenth Amendment "federal subjects".
In effect, historically speaking, ownership of the slaves passed from the
Master (the slave holder) to Congress, and Congress became the new Master.
In the aftermath of the Civil War and with the "freeing" of the slaves, hoards
of slaves in the South were scavenging the countryside for food trying to stay
alive. Congress sent word to the Southern slaves that they could come to
Washington, D.C. (then called the City of Washington or Washington City)
and Congress ("Uncle Sam") would take care of them. Within six months of
that announcement, more than 500,000 Blacks moved into Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. has been predominantly black ever since. Fourteenth
Amendment "federal citizenship" is a federal jurisdictional status, a class of
citizenship, and inferior in all respects. It is an innocuous "cage", a virtual
cage, and more of a trap or snare for the unwary and incautious than an
Best regards from Virgil
- Virgil Cooper wrote:
> Judge Earl Carroll showedI wonder if his papers were in order.
> his bias by quoting extensively from Colegate v. Harvey.
> Near the end of the trial, Judge Carroll toldSomeone should have asked if he was testifying or just demonstrating
> Mike Huen, "Mr. Huen, you are just plain wrong,
> mistaken. You are a citizen of
> the United States and you had gross income for
> the years in question.
> 'Gross income includes everything that comes in, allI forget the exact citation, but there is at least one case saying that
> receipts."
income is NOT "all that comes in". (Comes in to where or what?? Your
alimentary canal?? Most likely, "comes in" to a federally chartered
banking account with a signature card full of waivers...)
> The judge then quoted from the Colegate v. Harvey case,apparent."
> and to emphasize parts of it, he raised the volume
> of his voice and almost shouted into the microphone so
> the words rang in the courtroom. This is the section of
> the case that he emphasized by repeating to
> hammer the point (indicated in bold):
> "Thus, the dual character of our citizenship is made plainly
Was it plainly apparent who was speaking those words? Maybe what is
true for one is not necessarily true for another. "Our"?? Was someone
else a there a federal employee as well as the judge?
> "That is to say, a citizen of the United States isThe "national" one it does not create? No, the limited one it does
> ipso facto and at the same time a citizen of
> the state in which he resides. And while the Fourteenth Amendment does
> not create a national citizenship, it has the effect of making that
> citizenship..."
> 'paramount and dominant' instead of 'derivative and dependent' uponParamount and dominant in D.C., paramount and dominant with all those
> state citizenship."
dependent upon it for their daily bread. But it did not automatically
change the status of any living state citizen at the time, nor their
progeny, nor any "natural born".
> "Chief justice said, in the Selective Draft Law Cases,And since this judge relied upon others to truthfully report the
> "We have hitherto considered it as it has been argued
> from the point of view of the Constitution as it stood
> prior to the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment.
ratification assumed to comply with the constitution, and since he was
lied to, and since now we know better, I will hitherto force them to
consider it from the point of view of the Constitution as it stood prior
to the falsified adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment.
> "But to avoid all misapprehension we briefly direct attentionIt "broadened the scope" as much as a cattle rancher would have a
> to that (the fourteenth) amendment for the purpose of pointing
> out, as has been frequently done in the past, how completely it
> broadened the national scope of the government under the
> Constitution by causing citizenship of the United States
> to be paramount and dominant instead of being subordinate and
> derivative, and therefore operating as it does upon all
> the powers conferred by the Constitution leaves no possible
> support for the contentions made if their want
> of merit was otherwise not to [too] clearly made manifest."
broadened scope by taking on raising sheep as well. It doesn't make his
cattle into sheep, or his sheep into cattle. It just gives him a
broader scope of ranching duties. He calls them one name: "4-legged
manure-makers" and treats them accordingly. They all admit the
> Judge Carroll continued his "rant" by stating that the FourteenthI recently had to defend my rights in an administrative level. I like
> Amendment applies to all Americans as does the Sixteenth Amendment.
to win without fighting, but you have to be ready to go all the way
anytime you take on a monster. I prefer the old "blow pepper up his
nose" ploy. I prefer no fight, but a clear statement of my win. You
all know I believe the best moment for this is the initial one, before
anyone else has their act together. I'd have to agree with the judge
here: the Fourteenth Amendment applies to all Americans exactly as the
Sixteenth Amendment does, and the 17th. Not one bit more; not one bit
less. None of them applies to me.
> For emphasis heChileans are Americans. Bolivians are Americans. Few "judges" are
> stated that the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified as was the Sixteenth
> Amendment and as a result of those ratifications became a part of the
> United States Constitution applicable to all Americans.
really "judges" anymore! (Check their documents).
> I also felt that the fact that American Airlines is aThe obvious never needs to be discussed, does it?
> federally chartered airline was a factor though
> never openly discussed in the courtroom.
> He was a corporate officer and employee -Maybe he didn't understand jurisdiction issues.
> western regional operations manager - of a federally
> chartered airline, which would be considered a
> "quasi public corporation" by virtue of a federally
> conferred franchise.
> In order to give a little more "context" to theIn my recent administrative foray, I was told that I was
> disabilities inherent in Fourteenth Amendment "status"
> bogus as that is, from a pragmatic viewpoint, the
> masses have acquiesced to "slavery status" and represent
> probably 99-plus percent.
> The minority to which Frog Farmer refers is an extreme
> minority, probably less than one percent.
"one-in-a-million" and it was cheaper to deal with people like me in the
way they did rather than instruct all their employees that there could
be a one-in-a-million-exception to the rules as they "knew them". This
required ME to do all the homework and basically take charge and tell
them how it was going to work out, using the laws they admitted they
would have to follow. They don't mind going through gates if you'll open
them for them. You may have to instruct them on how to give you your
rights and still save their bureaucratic faces.
I get a kick out of the way they end up saying it's my "opinion" when I
can articulate my own arguments but they cannot articulate theirs.
- Frog Farmer wrote:
> If I'm wrong, maybe a defender of that proposition could moreThis is from the 31 Questions posed by Paul Andrew Mitchell:
> carefully delineate the wording that leads them to the
> conclusion that "State Citizens" "no longer exist" or "have
> been abolished, abrogated, done away with, and are no longer
> recognized"!
"11. Can one be a State Citizen, without also being a federal citizen?
Answer: Yes. The 1866 Civil Rights Act was municipal law, confined to
the District of Columbia and other limited areas where Congress is the
"state" government with exclusive legislative jurisdiction there. These
areas are now identified as "the federal zone." (Think of it as the
blue field on the American flag; the stars on the flag are the 50
States.) As such, the 1866 Civil Rights Act had no effect whatsoever
upon the lawful status of State Citizens, then or now.
Several courts have already recognized our Right to be State Citizens
without also becoming federal citizens. For excellent examples, see
State v. Fowler, 41 La. Ann. 380, 6 S. 602 (1889) and Gardina v. Board
of Registrars, 160 Ala. 155, 48 S. 788, 791 (1909). The Maine Supreme
Court also clarified the issue by explaining our "Right of Election" or
"freedom of choice," namely, our freedom to choose between two different
forms of government. See 44 Maine 518 (1859), Hathaway, J. dissenting.
Since the Guarantee Clause does not require the federal government to
guarantee a Republican Form of Government to the federal zone, Congress
is free to create a different form of government there, and so it has.
In his dissenting opinion in Downes v. Bidwell, 182 U.S. 244 at 380
(1901), Supreme Court Justice Harlan called it an absolute legislative
But, State Citizens are under no legal obligation to join or pledge any
allegiance to that legislative democracy; their allegiance is to one or
more of the several States of the Union (i.e. the white stars on the
American flag, not the blue field)."
I hope this helps. But take note: I believe the required of elements of
a republic have been permitted to lapse and therefore no republic
exists, therefore no authority other than military brute force exists.
- Epost wrote:
> I have good factual evidence to believe that a shell game as beenI see only black and white.
> played upon the American People, if you really look at the facts of
> Corporate Organizational structure today you will find that the courts
> are in on the game. Sure you can play the roll of a State Citizen, but
> that looks as if it puts you right back in the Federal Zone again.
> Brace yourself, this is going to be a hard nut to swallow;
> See comments in Blue below:
> In the states statutes and especially North Carolina the definitionMakes sense to me.
> for a Citizen is a member of the "Corporate Body Politic".
> You can do a search on http://www.manta.com/ for the State of NorthMakes sense too.
> Carolina, the date of becoming a Private Incorporation as a Federal
> Entity is the year 1789, their Organic Constitution was drafted and
> approved in 1787 which also is an interesting year I will tell you
> about later. This evidence here would make one self to believe that
> their Constitution was written as the Charter for the Corporation
> unless you have evidence to prove otherwise.
> Also all of the old landWhen I went fishing for halibut, they called that a charter as well.
> propriety Surveys in the 1600s were called Charters... coincidence?
> maybe not.
> Please show evidence that I am wrong here if you can find it.Nope. But so far nothing you've said changes any of my own plans.
> But on the other hand the Several 50 states wereI'm pretty much through the fighting, so I'm not quoting any cases right
> brought into the Federal Zone by Proxy referring to my other comments.
now, and not taking time to find one for you (someone else will provide
it no doubt) BUT recent cases have stated that certain areas that lie
inside states lie outside the federal zone (Lopez??). I can understand
how anyone can bring the federal zone onto himself anywhere he wishes to
waive rights and permit it. I decline the offer.
> 1787 was a big year, George Washington was elected, the U.S.Uh-huh, so...?
> Incorporated
> and the next year the U.S. Constitution was signed.
> (Sources: manta.com, at the site search for Executive Offices of the
> United States hence.. "Executive orders", also see 28 USC 3002[15].)
> It is quite interesting here to point out that I have spoken toThanks, but I already use the Lieber Code (General Order 100) in my own
> several Military
> Personnel and they all have said the Military Codes Manual clearly
> states
> that Horizontal Stripes means "being at War" and Vertical means
> " at Peace " . Search back in history to see how long the U.S. Flag
> stripes
> have been Horizontal and then read through the Military Commissions
> Act(Can be found by Googling it) specifically where it mentions
> "Militarized Zones", soon you will be able to put the pieces of the
> puzzle together.
relations with the Provost Marshal. We all know we're in a free fire
zone around here. Did anyone see the news tonight about Route 80 West
being closed near Richmond, California because of a shooting on the
freeway? After I was attacked and presumed dead the local military
advised me on weapons procuration and deployment, and didn't interfere
with my exercise of rights in the least. They do not view me as a
threat, but do realize that I am responsible for myself. Recently, as
I've reported, I relieved them of all civil duties by disqualifying them
from any civil offices. I do not try to arrest local warlords or gang
leaders. I instead let it be known that I tolerate no trouble from
anyone and seek peace with all.
> therefore no authority other than [military brute force exists.]Yeah, that's what I said. 9mm., .22, .223, 12 gauge. Dogs. Laser
sights. Bow and arrows. Airguns. Knives, machetes, mantraps.
Strategically located propane bottles. I'm covered and going nowhere.
The frogs are out of hibernation.
- Pingmyemail wrote:
> > I have not used the Lieber Code as of yet due to the images ofThey?? How were "they" applied, and by whom? I doubt Afghanis would
> > Guantanamo Bay recently, not sure they worked so great there.
know about it. I intend to refer to maybe two provisions.
> > What about the abusing officers not caught on camera.When I find myself sitting in a cell, that will be my first phone call.
> > Have been unsuccessful so far at identifying a local Provost
> > Marshall, can you please elaborate on how to do that?
When asked who is my counsel, I will ask to see the Provost Marshall.
Aren't THEY required to know who it is and the number??!!
Or are things as I supposed, just going through the motions for the
weekly paycheck?
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Breakfast 2017
Bristol Community College's annual breakfast to honor the life and ideals of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. will feature filmmaker/historian Claire Andrade-Watkins. The 2017 African American Alumnus of the Year will be awarded as well as the presentation of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Poster and Essay contest winners chosen from contest participants at area schools.
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The Le Grand Domaine Ski Area includes 3 French Ski Resorts with a combined total of 311km of downhill skiing, with 167 individual pistes, served by 90 ski lifts. The appropriate Lift Pass allows you to ski or snowboard in any of the ski areas of Doucy-Combelouvière, St François Longchamp and Valmorel.
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The Yurok Tribe, located in Northern California adjacent to the Redwood National Park, has been awarded federal funds to perform a feasibility study to determine whether a transit system could be used in Redwood National Park.
The $120,000 comes from the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Grant in Parks Program, founded to enhance the protection of national parks and federal lands and increase visitors' enjoyment.
In April, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) announced $24.8 million in federal funding for national parks, forests and wildlife refuges. Twenty states re-ceived funds from the program to implement public transportation within their facilities.
To receive the funding, the Yurok Tribe responded to a solicitation for proposals in 2008.
Javier Kinney, transportation manager, Yurok Tribe, said that currently, the tribe is planning to begin the feasibility study within the year.
The Yurok tribe will collaborate with the Redwood National Park to explore viable methods of ground transportation linking the ancestral territory of the Yurok Tribe to the Park.
"We have the full support of the Red-wood National Park," said Kinney. "The Yurok Tribe as well as the Park are excited about this opportunity to take on this planning, which will hopefully lay out some of the essential strategies as well as some of the needs in the region."
The transportation options on the Yurok Reservation are limited: the Yurok Tribal Transit System consists of one small passenger bus that runs along a route on the eastern side of the Reservation and links to Klamath Trinity Non-Emergency Transit System, Redwood Coach Transit and the Humboldt Area Transit Authority.
"What we're trying to address in the feasibility study is all aspects of the new alternative transit in the parks and other public lands, including motorized and non-motorized transit: bus, traditional canoes, maybe a trolley," explained Kinney.
The study will not only look at viable transportation — which currently is non-existent - in the Redwood National Park, but will also examine ways of coordinating the various existing services available, he added. "We're trying to build on the limited infrastructure and the need that we have, but we're reaching out in other aspects as well," Kinney said.
Another aspect of the feasibility study is creating the river transit taxi system, utilizing the tribe's traditional mode of transportation along the Klamath River, which runs through the Yurok Reservation and ancestral territory and traverses the Redwood National Park.
Given that the Park sees a significant number of domestic and international visitors every year, the Yurok Tribe works to ensure that individuals from other countries visiting their land get an indigenous perspective. They also work closely with the neighboring tribes to that end, Kinney said.
"One of the principles the Yurok Tribe has always operated on is [educating] individuals about the Yurok people...As indigenous people from the region, we want to make sure that perspective is translated throughout alternative transit systems," Kinney said.
The grant will also be supported by work from Joseph L. James, transportation planner, Yurok Tribe.
The tribe was also recently the first in California to be awarded the National Scenic Byways Planning Grant and is a FTA tribal transit grant awardee.
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text: Hi, Thanks for your detailed reply. As reliability is not of great importance (only the mail queue will be there and no critical system files), I'd go for speed and cheap price. The client doesn't have the huge wads of cash for the optimal system with scsi drives and 64M cache raid card :-/ So I guess if it comes down to the crunch, speed and cheap price is it. I'll also scratch the NFS idea since qmail wouldn't work well on it, and as you said, there wouldn't be much benefit if the other server has the same problems as well. Okay... the server right now is an AMD k6-2 500mhz 128M with 2 15G IBM drives. At this moment, it is really having trouble processing the mail queue. sh-2.05# qmail-qstat messages in queue: 297121 messages in queue but not yet preprocessed: 72333 I checked the log and yesterday it sent about 1 million emails. Do you think that the above hardware configuration is performing at it's realistic limit? Sincerely, Jason ----- Original Message ----- From: "Russell Coker" <email@example.com> To: "Jason Lim" <firstname.lastname@example.com>; <firstname.lastname@example.com> Cc: <email@example.com> Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 3:42 AM Subject: Re: Finding the Bottleneck On Thursday 07 June 2001 20:14, Jason Lim wrote: > I agree with you... it seems more and more likely that the Disks are > the limiting factor here. > > I guess the next big thing to do would be to run some form of Raid > (software or hardware) for the mail queue. > > Does anyone know of a cheap but adequate raid hardware solution? The > one's I've seen seem to cost quite a bit. I know that the common cheap > ATA100 Raid cards available now (using the Highpoint HPT370) don't work > properly on Linux beacuse of the bad driver support. Anyone know of an > alternative? For RAID hardware there are three criteria you desire, reliability, low price, and speed. You can have at most two of them. There are a number of cheap hardware RAID solutions out there which would be quite OK for home use, but not for a server of the type you are considering. If you had several redundant servers with the same data then one of the cheap hardware RAID solutions might do well though. > Actually... do you think setting up a seperate box (connected via NFS) > PURELY for mail queue processing would help at all? Or would the > bottleneck then be shifted to NFS? If the NFS server has the same disk system then you will only make things worse. Anything you could do to give the NFS server better IO performance could more productively be done to the main server. Also many of the common Unix mail server programs are specifically designed to have the queue on a local file system with standard Unix semantics (Inode numbers etc). Qmail is one mail server that I have found to not work with it's queue on NFS, I haven't seriously tried any others. I've CC'd Brian May because he does a lot more NFS stuff with Debian than most people and he may be able to advise you. I suggest just getting 4 IDE disks and putting everything on a software RAID-10 apart from /boot (which must be RAID-1 for the boot loader to work). It'll get the most bang for the buck! -- http://www.coker.com.au/bonnie++/ Bonnie++ hard drive benchmark http://www.coker.com.au/postal/ Postal SMTP/POP benchmark http://www.coker.com.au/projects.html Projects I am working on http://www.coker.com.au/~russell/ My home page