The Extortion SYSTEM Of The Ruling Elite - The New Ensign
The Extortion SYSTEM Of The Ruling Elite - The New Ensign
The Extortion SYSTEM Of The Ruling Elite - The New Ensign
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fictional world with fictional laws, what does it matter <strong>The</strong> mere fact that politicians perjure<br />
themselves and commit Treason by pledging their allegiance to HER MAJESTY QUEEN<br />
ELIZABETH II, a foreign entity, should raise eyebrows. This is just what goes on in Canada,<br />
never mind what goes on in more corrupt regimes.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Highest court is the Court of Truth based in Common Law. This court does exist and is<br />
accessible through a Notary Public. I will explain later in the book on how to use Notaries, but<br />
for now just be aware that the system is stacked in the favor of the criminal element running the<br />
show, but they cannot circumvent truth. When presented with truth, their house of cards begins<br />
to crumble. Parliament does not deal at all in truth, it deals in fiction, for which the rules can be<br />
changed at any time to benefit the needs and goals of their interests, not yours. A Notary Public<br />
is another actor, but an actor that has a great deal of power within the fictional world and allows<br />
you to settle things without conflict or going to their fictional courts.<br />
Just because the people in Parliament send out a notice after an election saying that they are your<br />
new representatives does not mean that you have to accept this. Return their little card and notice<br />
back to them saying that they are not your representative. Why would you want them to represent<br />
you in the Highest Court in a Fictional world Because they are in fiction they cannot deal in<br />
truth and don’t. <strong>The</strong>y are minions of the people who own these CORPORATIONS called<br />
Countries.<br />
Observations from my time in Court<br />
Like most people, over the years I have had to go to court for various reasons. For the most part<br />
I never thought much about it other than it was my duty to do so. PERSONS have duties, they<br />
are under servitude, man created as male or female do not. <strong>The</strong> entire courtroom looks akin to<br />
a church, with the pews in the back and the pulpits up at the front. <strong>The</strong> Courts are truly Temples,<br />
wherein those that are charged and brought before the court are there to be sacrificed. This is no<br />
different than how conflicts were resolved in the ancient world, but since they can’t yet sacrifice<br />
you by blood, they get you to offer up your freedom and wealth in exchange for your life.<br />
I remember one day I went to court just to observe the proceedings. I had taken a course in Law<br />
and Government in High School, and I was always curious as to how Law actually worked and<br />
the inner workings of a courtroom. I visited a family court one day and listened to the testimony<br />
of a divorce case about who slept with who and so on, and in the end the judge granted the<br />
divorce. It peaked my curiosity that a Judge could do this and not a Priest, but I didn’t think<br />
much of it at the time. A beautiful young lady with long blonde hair presented one case,<br />
representing the wife of a lawyer who was seeking alimony payments from her husband. <strong>The</strong><br />
ex-husband lawyer stated via his lawyer that he made $90,000.00 the previous year but had<br />
$80,000.00 in expenses and was not in a position to pay alimony. <strong>The</strong> Judge rendered that the<br />
lawyer should take on more cases and work harder to pay the $3000.00 a month alimony including<br />
child support. <strong>The</strong> female lawyer, happy for her victory, stated that she wanted the judge to do<br />
something else so that she wouldn’t have to keep charging her client $5000.00 per hour. <strong>The</strong><br />
Judge stated that he wanted to speak with her in his chambers. She kept saying that she wanted<br />
to send a representative from her office to speak with him because she was very busy. <strong>The</strong> Judge<br />
kept insisting. I noticed that she actually had kneeled down towards him prior to presenting her<br />
case. <strong>The</strong> men in the courtroom all started to snicker and laugh as she desperately attempted to<br />
squirm out of the judge’s request. In the end she had to obey and agree to go to his chambers.<br />
She also kept addressing him as, “my Lord”. Hence Lord God, the preamble that Canada was<br />
founded upon the supremacy of God in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. What Lord God<br />
wants Lord God gets. It seemed that the Judge wanted to give her some extra duties to perform<br />
in his Chambers for her to earn her $5000.00 per hour. As bad as it may seem, it could just as<br />
easily have been a guy that the male judge might want to speak with in his chambers.<br />
One day I was pulled for Jury duty and had to appear for in the court house or I would be arrested<br />
and charged with failure to report. Curious as I was about the courts, I was not overly eager to<br />
get seated as a Jury member. We watched a nice video explaining the process of Jury selection<br />
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