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There still seems to be
some element of confusion
or worry out there
regarding our use
of certain specific language and terminology
on the Common Law Court website
and other communications.
And so, for the purposes of clarification,
let us make this abundantly clear.
We are living men and women.
And we have already confirmed our lawful standing
as living men and women
by submitting our Declaration of Birth
with the Common Law Court.
We have also obtained ownership
of our fictitious names or legal names
through the Common Law Court.
This has also been established
in a court of record and as a fact in law,
during a criminal case in Paisley Sheriff Court
on the 28th February 2019.
Please note this well.
No living men or women
who have confirmed their standing
under the jurisdiction of the Common Law Court
will be subjected to statutory control,
until such time that the state can confirm
that they have established a superior claim
to that of the Common Law Court.
The use of Common Law Court identification
confirms that we are living men and women
who stand solely under the authority and jurisdiction
of the Common Law Court.
All meanings in all of our communications
whether written or spoken
are taken from the Oxford Dictionary of English.
Words and terms
as commonly understood
by living men and women.
They are not to be confused with legalese
and any other language.
All character layout,
whether capitalised, lower case
or a combination of both
All fonts and combinations of fonts;
their characters, sizes and styles,
whether bold, italic or underlined,
whether in any shape of brackets or boxes,
all dots and dashes, directional slashes,
colons and semi-colons
are also what is commonly recognised
by living men and women
and NOT to be taken
in any other way or meaning.
Our position in all communications
is that of living men and women
standing under Godโs law,
also known as the creatorโs law,
natural law, universal law, common law etc.
We operate outside the jurisdiction
of statutory rules or man-made legislation.
We do not work for any state department
or the crown
or operate under a licence
and we do not require the rules or permission
of another man or woman
to express ourselves freely
or to run our lives peacefully.
Should anyone require the meaning or definition
of any word, sentence, or paragraph that we use,
this can be freely obtained
by viewing the Oxford English Dictionary.
It is a criminal offence
to criminally coerce any living man or woman
into the statutory system
and it is a crime against We the people
who stand solely
under the authority and jurisdiction
of the Common Law Court.
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