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Friday night and he's pulling them over
left and
right he sort of looks like they're fer
with his gun and his radar and his
flashing blue
light he drives a government squad car
full of all kinds of Hardware to handle
the angry mob and with his badge on his
shoulder and his gun and his holster
he'll tell you he's just doing his
job watch out for marshal
lawal
law he's there to prove who owns a
musle pull you over to the side of the
shoulder he cannot see your
lition I'm going to show you how it
applies any
questions now that we've gone over the
Constitution and we've talked about some
of the ways that you can use it now
we're going to go into some of the ways
that you can apply it okay uh we would
like to ask a few questions of the
audience though first if anybody has any
questions that so far maybe they don't
understand or
they have an idea yes you sir yeah how
do I uh how do I react properly for a
police okay we're going to cover that
we're going to cover exactly what to do
in the event you're pulled over and
we're going to cover how to handle most
of your traffic cases okay but basically
the most important thing to do is to be
very courteous at all times extend to
every person the courtesy that you would
like yourself okay and my honest advice
is if you it's yes sir no sir you treat
the officer with some due respect and
most of the time you will find that if
you treat them professionally they will
respond in kind and uh usually they'll
treat you professionally but the bottom
line is if you react with a negative
attitude you're going to get negative
attitude back and that's nonproductive
so I highly recommend you Accord the
officer every respect to remember he is
is out there risking his life every day
uh to uh protect the public and you you
know you have to understand most of the
police officers are professional and
they will respond professionally every
now and then you're going to get a Yahoo
but that's the way it is in life I mean
but most of the people if you treat them
respectfully they will respond in kind
yes sir you back there yes um I was
wonder about the concealed weapons uh
carrying procedures do I have a right to
or or should I leave it home what should
I do well you do have a right and we
will go over that very thoroughly we're
we're going to go into the second part
of this program right now we're going to
teach you one how to be your own councel
in court we're going to teach you some
of the arguments that you can use with
the training that we've already given
you and we're going to show you how to
graphically use your constitutional
rights to exercise your right so that'll
be covered you sir yes um if I pulled
over uh just while driving down the road
uh can you give us some idea of a
procedure that uh what procedure that
you say what what things to say what not
say and uh uh that sort of thing
well the things to do first of all is
when you pull over try not to
demonstrate any rapid movements or any
uh like you're reaching under the seat
or you're reaching in the glove box keep
your hands where you can be seen do not
overreact try and be calm U talk to the
officer in a a mellow voice don't yell
or holler use profanity whatsoever
basically it's yes sir you know what can
I do for you sir they'll usually ask you
to produce your documentation you have
licensed proof of insurance and the
registration of the vehicle okay now
we're going to go into a lot of issues
on those uh programming to cover that to
show you some of the things that you can
do and what you can have to
do also I recommend that you treat the
officer as I told the other gentleman
there very courteously because uh uh
that is going to get you a lot farther
ahead than giving them a lot of negative
hype or trying to shout out outout them
or give them a lot of uh static so my
honest uh counsel is uh let me show you
how we proceed uh most of the time you
will be able to leave the scene without
any Serious injury you might have a
ticket or this or that but we'll show
you how to deal with that okay but you
need to be understanding that uh this
party is an armed party and you don't
want to do any movements that's going to
cause him to overreact to a injury of
you yeah and you'll find that a lot of
times this is the most dangerous thing a
police officer does to stop people all
day cuz he never knows when somebody
might do some really serious traumatic
thing you know so they're very nervous
about this and the quicker you can
relieve their uh nervousness and and
just be a regular person and let them
realize you're just going to uh talk in
a plain and common voice the sooner
you're going to be in a communicative
situation now obviously you're going to
find out real quick if you got a
Cooperative officer or not and if you
don't have a Cooperative officer then
you're going to be in court anyway so
the best thing I can tell you is be
patient just let us follow along with
our program and we'll be happy to
demonstrate again we would like to let
you know that your best defenses are in
your Constitution that that Constitution
is a viable contract that it is enforce
in the court of law under the statute of
frauds that you have a right to claim
those rights that the burden is on you
to claim them timely and a key word here
is timely or you lose the right so you
want to be uh cognizant of your rights
and be able to timely speak up okay now
let's go on to a couple of things here
we're going
to we're going to concentrate as we did
before on our main basic cases we also
want to give you some further advance
programming the book The Federalist
Papers by Madison Hamilton and J those
are the gentlemen that wrote the United
States Constitution okay and you want
the mentor addition CU it is the
unabridged Edition now the Supreme Court
has ruled in the case of Cohen versus
Virginia that's recorded at 6 wheat
reporter volume volume 6 page two all
right now wheat is an old report and and
this was done in 1821 so you may have to
go to your leading Law Library around
like we go to Michigan University of
Michigan or we go to Detroit college of
law but you want a very these pages will
be so old you'll have to worry how you
turn them without trying to screw them
up but the Supreme Court ruled in the
manner of K versus Virginia 6 we2 that
this book The Federalist Papers was the
exact record of the intent of the
framers of the Constitution Madison
Hamilton and Jay those are the guys that
wrote the Constitution so obviously
being able to read their published uh
thoughts as they were doing this
constitution is very very uh forceful in
terms of uh constitutional
interpretation and the intent of the
lawmaker is the law and it shall be
liberally enforced in favor of you you
are the clearly intended and expressely
designated beneficiary got me so
everything you can do to enhance your
position in terms of how your lawmakers
thought when they frame this
constitution clearly makes your case
even more stronger for the Constitution
to be interpreted in favor of you so we
recommend you get a copy of this
Federalist Papers you read it cover to
cover you want the mentor Edition
because that's the unabridged Edition
you'll find some of the other editions
got some of the pages pulled out okay
now we want to get into some of the
cases basically the second program that
we have here is the advanced section we
are going to be covering procedures
we're going to be teaching you how to be
your own counsel we're going to be
telling you some facts and issues on
what to do what happens when you get
pulled over uh how do you exercise your
rights in a timely fashion we're going
to be talking about some of the the
problems that are going on in America
today we're going to be talking about
some of the studies that have been done
we just had a law review study put out
by this uh this lady here uh
her name is
uh Joyce Lee
Malcolm Joyce Lee Malcolm she started
out working for the uh the anti-gun
people she is a Harvard uh a Harvard uh
legal scholar she is very very
knowledgeable she researched the right
to keeping bare arms of the people back
to the 1700s in England and she came to
the honest belief after all of her
research and of course she would be
following her research because she is a
person of very Acclaim in terms of her
study she researched it back to the
1700s and found out that yep our our
right to keep in be arms is a positive
right it has come from serious law all
the way back to the Magna
Carta and
uh she published a book and the book
here is to keep in bare arms it's a
rather extensive ens of
book
okay uh you might it's not hard to get a
hold of it did take us about 10 days of
ordering it to get a hold of
it uh but it's a definitive study on the
right to keep in bar arms that verifies
the the Holdings that your average uh
person uh who's NRA oriented or who
basically is constitutionally oriented
is going to be happy to have which is
basically the right to keep in be arms
is a protected right that goes back with
great legal scholarly study
okay so these are a couple things that
you can use to help you defend
okay we need to understand that at the
beginning of every one of these laws
there is an enabling Clause that
basically says how the law shall be
brought into being and there is an
argument there is an argument that says
okay that the
law that is presently here today is
based on some law in the past okay and
almost on every one of these
constitutions all the way up through our
history through the Articles of
Confederation through the US
Constitution through uh various state
constitutions they'll have an enabling
law in the beginning and of course the
the enabling law just allows them to
bring their version of The Constitution
of what rights are there today that the
rights that were had before are carried
on plus are further delineated by this
constitution but at no time do they have
a right to abridge the previous document
now going all the way back to the Magna
Carta you can see the decisions where it
comes down the Magna Carta the
Declaration of Independence the Articles
of Confederation the United States
Constitution the Virginia acts of
concession the Northwest Ordinance the
Northwest Territorial government the
Northwest Territorial division Indiana
the Indiana Michigan territorial
division the enabling acts and that's
what I'm I'm trying to explain to you
today the Michigan or organization in
and submitting Alternatives and the
Michigan asent to condition of admission
and then the state of Michigan became a
state in 1837 now this is just from my
area so I'm trying to give you an
example there is then we have a
constitution of 1835 we have a
constitution of 1850 we have a
constitution of 1908 we have a
constitution of
1963 every time one of these
constitutions comes by the enabling acts
in the beginning of it state that
everything that was
before guaranteed is brought
forward okay
so everything that is before is brought
forward and carried forward and if
anything is supposed to be made stronger
okay it's never made weaker it's made
stronger or it's equal to so all of the
rights brought forward are carried all
the way back from the Magna Carta as a
line of
succession so this is how you
historically review Trends and where
what and how it comes from and how uh
authorities are established in law okay
now the important thing to understand
is that we are going to
cover procedures we are back to our
normal procedure here we have our court
cases here we're going to start giving
you examples of court cases as we go and
we're going to show you how you can
exercise rights now one of the first
cases that we are going to
bring is basically the right to travel
all right now there's a lot of people
that are interested in this particular
issue and license plates and driver's
licenses and all this and you have a lot
of uh programming that's
uh that's uh problematic from this and
you have a lot of people that are
looking to
argue so we want to share some basic
arguments with you we're going to claim
a First Amendment right to travel and
we're going to claim also a fifth
amendment it's guaranteed under the
Fifth Amendment of due process and equal
protection under the law all right
now we come
down we looked up in our state
constitution
and this is uh our
Constitution and basically we have
protected a right to
travel okay the freedom to travel is a
fundamental right that should be
unlimited by statutes rules or
regulations which unreasonably burden or
restrict movement okay now then a law
which substantially affects or penalizes
the exercise of the right to travel may
be justified only by a compelling State
interest and must be tailored carefully
to avoid unnecessary infringement on the
right okay now when we come down here we
start reading some of these arguments
you'll notice these little letters here
that say freedom to travel throughout
the United States has long been
recognized as a basic right under the
Federal Constitution see note 54 you
everybody see this little note 54 here
again we're going to take this note 54
we're going to come down here and the
very first case that we have is Shapiro
versus Thompson
is recorded at at uh 394 that's volume
394 us page 618 I just happen to have a
copy of the case
here and this is Shapiro versus
Thompson okay now the beginning of the
case all right pull that one up there
the beginning of the
case they're talking about the purpose
of inhibiting Migration by needy persons
into a state is Constitution Ally
impermissible all right all citizens
must be free to travel throughout the
United States uninhibited by statutes
rules or regulations which unreasonably
burden or restrict this movement all
right if a law has no other purpose than
to chill assertions of constitutional
rights by penalizing those who choose to
exercise them it is patently
unconstitutional all right does
everybody pick up on the gist of the
argument here equal protection Clause
prohibits
equal protection Clause
prohibits apportionment of State
Services according to part tax
contributions of its citizens any
classification which serves to penalize
the exercise of a right of Interstate
travel unless shown to be necessary to
promote a compelling government interest
is unconstitutional okay now that's
clearly established now we go into the
case we come to find
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out it says that the right
the right finds no explicit mention in
the Constitution this is what I was
trying to tell you you got to use a
little bit of uh wisdom you read between
the lines in other words what is your
right to life liberty and pursuit of
happiness what does it mean to you think
about it it the you know you can look at
the exact words the right of life
liberty Pursuit of Happiness ducky
what's that mean I have no idea well I'm
telling you to start having an idea
because when you have an idea they got
to listen so you have an idea and you
say I have a right to travel freely and
encumbered right now that a right so
Elementary was conceived from the
beginning all right they're talking
about the right to
travel okay that a right was so
Elementary was conceived from the
beginning to be necessary concomitant of
the stronger Union the Constitution
created in any event freedom to travel
throughout the United States has long
been recognized as a basic right under
the Constitution we've established that
the right is clearly there so you were
right you had a feeling that you had a
right to travel and you were right there
is such a right there okay one of the
ways you could find arguments on that
would be to go into the federal digest
at the local library go down by your
Supreme Court cases there'll be a set of
red books called the federal digest
right next to the shepherd citations you
look up the book called words and
phrases and in the book wordss and
phrases you ask for the right to travel
it'll give you every Supreme Court case
that has has anything to do with the
right to travel okay one of the leading
cases is this case Shapiro versus
Thompson that it's such a basic rate it
doesn't even need to be mentioned okay
now it is important that you be able to
back your arguments up in other words
it's one thing to pick the argument up
now here we go in moving from
jurisdiction to jurisdiction they were
exercising their constitutional right
and any classification which penalizes
the exercise of the right unless shown
to be necessary to promote a compell
government interest is unconstitutional
all right now the reality was they
exercised their right to Timely Travel
all
right and the state didn't want to allow
that all right now let's flip back
[Applause]
here I'm going to ask you series of
questions first of all the Constitution
is the supreme law of the land right we
established that who said so Marberry
versus Madison 5137 1803 the
constitution of these United States is
the supreme law of the land any longer
conflicts and all Andoid a law now we
know that the constitution is supreme we
know that the right is clearly
established in Shapiro versus Thompson
can a state arbitrarily and erroneously
convert a secured Liberty in this case
the right to travel freely un encumbered
into a privilege and issue a license and
a fee for it obviously we have decided
that in Murdoch versus Pennsylvania
clearly no state may convert a secure
Liberty into a privilege now does
everybody see how we plug that in just
like on your computer you you fill in
the blanks
okay you have the court case it says no
State can convert the Liberty into
privilege initial license and fee for
what right are we talking about the
right to travel freely encumbered so you
plug that in so does the state have a
right to require you to have a license
for the exercise of that right no does
everybody see that now what happens if
the state requires you to have the
license Shuttlesworth versus Birmingham
Alabama you can ignore the license and
engage in the right with impunity that
means they can't punish
you now what happens if they pull you
over they give you the ticket well
you're going to go to court and you're
going to f you're going to file a brief
we're going to show you how to do that
in a later
time we'll show you exactly what to put
down there but these are the cases
you're going to be putting down on your
on your memorandum of law as to why you
have a reason to feel that you're right
first that your constitutional right is
superior to any law that they would put
down you have that right and they can't
pass the law that takes away that right
secondly if they do it's
unconstitutional thirdly no state may
convert a secured Liberty Ander a
privilege and issue a license and a fee
for it and if they do you can ignore the
license and the fee and engage in the
right with impunity shuttles word for
springham Alabama and since you have not
willfully done anything evil you have
relied on your Constitution and on the
Supreme Court decisions you have a
perfect defense to the charge of
willfulness so you could not have been
charged with willfully not going and
getting the license does everybody see
that okay you have a perfect
Defense United States versus Bishop 412
years 346 defines willfulness as an evil
motive intent to avoid an no do to your
task under the law with a moral
certainty obviously you didn't do that
did you because you have a perfect
defense you relied on previous decisions
of the Supreme Court Shuttlesworth and
Murdoch and Marbury you relied on your
constitutional right to travel freely
and uncombed pursuant to Shapiro versus
Thompson so you have a perfect defense
so now where are we at your honor may
please the court I motion for dismissal
with prejudice failure State a cause of
action for which you leave can be
granted and I would like to motion to
dismiss and I like my costs and fees for
having to defend this frivolous case
that you have a right to collect your
time for going to court all right you
submit your bill you submit your
proposed order
you fill out your own proposed order
that makes the case go faster and the
judg is kind of like that and it
intimidates the hell out of the
prosecutor when you do your own
order now let's say well that's how you
interpret that sir that's right sir that
is how I interpret it in 16th am Juris
Prudence 2 Section 97 says that it shall
be interpreted in my favor because I am
the clearly intended and expressly
designated beneficiary the citizen for
the protection of Rights and property
see briers versus United States 273 us28
unlawful and this that deals with an
unlawful search and seizure but it also
deals that it's supposed to be
interpreted in favor of you the clear
intendant and expressely designated Ben
officiary for the protection of your
rights and property so they got to
enforce it in favor of you right now
Boyd versus United States comes next the
court is to protect against any
encroachment of
constitutionally uh secured Liberty it's
their Duty they have no choice they have
to do it okay all right in Norton versus
Shelby County and unconstitutional Act
is not law it confers no rights it
imposes no duties affords no protections
it creates no office it is in legal
contemplation as IM operative though it
had never been
passed now after you write all of this
stuff down you casually say wherefore
your honor I pray before this honor mord
for your just and lawful relief I ask
that you dismiss this case with
prejudice for failure to State a cause
of action for which relief can be
granted and I pray the court for my just
relief for having to defend this
patently frivolous and spirous case and
I my costs are whatever they are you
submit that on your order I have an
order I have a proposed order your honor
it's in my
brief at that point they will turn to
the prosecutor and say Well Mr
prosecutor what do you think you'd like
to do about this and most of the time
they're so overwhelmed at this point
that they just go I'll go for the
dismissal your honor and the judge will
give them some slack well never before
as a Young Man not attorney so literally
overwhelmed learn accounts for the
prosecution a licensed
attorney now it's not my goal to make
attorneys look bad my goal is to make
you look good my goal is to make you
understand your Constitution now if you
happen to do it and you do it better
than the attorney God bless you and God
bless America and if the attorney
doesn't do his homework and prepare his
case I have no sympathy for him cuz he
shouldn't have done what he was doing
anyway and if he'd had any brains he'
have pulled you aside and he' had done
what other attorneys have done to me and
said you know I hate going against the
pros atigan attorney almost always
they're really really
good and you know I never get to find
out if they're really really good or
they're really really bad until I show
up and then it's too late so I'm already
on the diving
board and either the pool has water in
it or it
doesn't and usually it doesn't and it
hurts when you hit the
bottom so they don't like going against
you people they they will not like going
against you if you halfway know what the
hell you're talking about they're going
to be intimidated and they I I I can
tell you many many many tales I I had
this one gentleman he didn't have any
plates on his car and they called him
into the court and he was standing in
the hallway and the J and the
prosecution said uh would you come over
here sir I'd like to talk to you he came
in the office and he sat down and this
party said to the prosecutor what can I
do for you the prosecutor said sir he
said what can I do for you he said well
not what you can do for me I'm the
prosecutor what do you you want to do in
this case well I assumed there was
something I could do for you you called
me in
here well what do you want to do how do
you want to plead on your case well I
don't intend to plead sir I intend to
answer in the form of a Demir such that
I do not acquest to quasi jurisdiction
because that's an issue to be brought up
my pleadings and briefs to file with the
court the guy's mouth was on the ground
he said are you an attorney sir he says
no I'm a truck
driver the guy absolutely was in a
panic I had the same gentleman the same
gentleman later he was working as a
brick layer and he did the same thing
told the prosecutor he was a brick layer
and the guy's jaw was on the ground see
they don't anticipate the people that
that are in other jobs other than theirs
that have any brains and it blows their
doors off when all of a sudden this
brick layer or this truck driver can
come in and argue law and all of a
sudden it's
like shoot this guy is good I have to
treat him like he's an attorney so what
did this guy do the first thing he does
out of the shoot he walks up to the
judge and he tells the judge he says
judge I'm going to dismiss this case cuz
he realized he was going to get
hammered and the guy my guy says he
can't do that I took day off of work to
come over here and battle I told him I
said shut up sit down and relax you won
don't say nothing you won and the judge
broke out laughing because this guy
didn't want to
quit the judge turned to him he said
well evidently the prosecutor doesn't
want to proceed sir I'm going to have to
dismiss the case he is the
complaintant can he do that judge he
can't do that I'm here to battle I want
to go let's do
it and the judge laughed again he says
well apparently sir I cannot sustain a
complaint that is not properly before
the court Council for prosecution has
entered a motion to dismiss and I have
no other option but to dismiss now if
you want to countersuit him that's
another
case well I'll do that I'll do that in
the meantime I'm I told him will you be
quiet and submit your bill submit your
bill you won submit your bill for your
damag so he did he well I'll submit my
bill and your honor for my cost and fees
for having to defend this frivolous case
and the judge smiled cuz people don't
usually do that but if you win they are
required to pay you that's the rules if
you lose you pay so the bottom line is
this when you file your papers and they
turn
around and you you you get a win make
sure you got your little bill in there
for for your lost time from work or any
copies that you had to make or any
visits to the law library or any what
it's called real and personal damages
and don't pad the account put down
exactly what you got cuz if they force
you to prove it you can get busted for
perjury so I don't I don't recommend you
you yeah shall we say stretch the
pad I recommend you put down exactly
what your costs are believe me the fact
that they got beats plenty enough of a
sting and the fact they got to pay a
couple hundred dollars for your lost day
at work will be more of a sting and you
will not you will get a code on your
license and the next time you get pulled
over they will just hand your license
back and tell you think about slowing
down and have a nice day cuz they don't
like people like you cuz you're an
American and Americans don't give up
they they never surrender and they fight
one judge told me one time he said you
got any kind of idea how much money you
cost this car today and I said I hope it
was a bunch your honor because I hope
you got to go write a whole bunch more
tickets to break even I way I figure the
more tickets you got to right the sooner
the Public's going to wake up to this uh
theft and maybe they'll start uh doing
something positive to stop this kind of
stuff cuz it's my my belief they should
be having masks on out there because I
mean if they was an Hest Crick they'd be
having a mask on there they robbed the
people
okay well he didn't he didn't like that
answer too good but the bottom line is
he he knew I was right and after a while
they realize what your goals are and
they know hey this is more fun than
Edgewater Park and I want to go on all
the rides twice you know what I mean I
want to hit the wild mouse and a whole
bunch of them other rides let's do it
and see when they see that they realize
there's no point you're not going to
learn anything you're going to cost some
time money materials now the the the
system is not
profitable okay so they back off they
put a codee on your license they won't
bother you anymore and everybody see we
to take that line down we take the line
from the Constitution we take the line
from the right now let's think up
another right how about the right to
work contract your labor and your skill
and your time of life as you see fit now
your right to work is protected by the
Constitution under the First Amendment
again you have a right to work and
contract your labor and your skill and
your time of life as you see fit I get
hauled into court before the chief judge
of this big Court here in Oakland County
I won't give you the judge's name cuz he
was a fair judge and a good judge and
I'm going to let him slide but the
bottom line is this he looked just like
Abe Lincoln I mean exactly he was the
spit
image and he leans over the chair and he
says well he says
uh it's been reported to me son that you
don't have a license to practice law is
that correct and I looked up at him and
I said judge I'm not practicing I know
what the hell I'm doing and the whole
Court broke out laughing he said that's
pretty good that's pretty good I like
somebody with a sense of
humor he said but that doesn't change
anything son you have to have a license
to practice law and I said your honor
I'm an unenfranchised common law Freeman
I live at the common law I am not a
participant in any ton teen schemes of
limited liability on a joint venture for
profit with an insurable interest
requiring me to participate in these
illegal corporate Ponzi schemes I am
just Joe Blow from cooko down on the
street I just live at the common law and
I have a right to work and contract my
labor my skill and my time of life as I
see fit not as some third party
arbitrary and capricious Bar Association
sees fit and they had loaded the court
with all these attorneys and they
who you hear that
guy I said your honor the state of
Michigan arbitrarily and erroneously
converted my right to work into a
privilege and issued a license and a fee
for it that's unconstitutional your
honor Marberry versus Madison 5 us 1371
1803 anything in conflict or repugnancy
null and void of law okay can you see
that marber versus Madison and since the
state converted my right into a
privilege and issued a license and a fee
for it moch versus Pennsylvania no state
may convert a secure Liberty and their
privilege and issue a license and a fee
for it and if they do Shuttlesworth
versus Birmingham Alabama says I may
ignore the license and the fee and
engage in the right with impunity that
means you can't punish me in US versus
Bishop 412 us 346 defines woess as an
evil motive intent to avoid a know Duty
your task under the law with a moral
certainty I submit your honor I couldn't
have done an evil task cuz I was totally
following the Constitution and the US
Supreme
Court I would submit the prosecution
council's burden is to prove that I did
willfully annoyingly avoid an own Duty
your task under the law and namely to
get the license and I would submit he
specifically precluded he cannot perform
his task and therefore I motion for
dismissal with prejudice FY sayate a
cause of action for which relief can be
granted and I'd kind of like to collect
my costs and fees for having to defend
this frivolous spous
complaint the judge rolls back in his
chair with a great big smile and he
turns to council for the prosecution he
say w Mr Bros what do you think we ought
to do about this young
gentleman the prosecution bounced back
how about we honor the motion to dismiss
your honor the judge says good answer
cuz I don't think you're ready for this
kid today and the whole Court broke out
laughing an old gentleman walked up to
me and he said son I just want to shake
your hand and tell you you got to have
like King
Kong cuz you just slamed the bar
association right into the ground on top
of that I've been an attorney for 57
years and I just want to shake your hand
answer and tell you that that was one of
the most magnificent arguments that I've
ever had the privilege to hear in a
court of
law now he was an a attorney and he
realized what kind of a chain was around
his ankle with this bar association and
these lawyers they resent that they
really do they're people just like you
they don't like to have any chains on
them but they hadn't had anybody quite
show them how to get those chains
off and when they saw somebody do it in
their own skill with their own you know
with their own cards on on their own
playing field it actually impressed the
hell out of them I had several gentlemen
come up and shake my hand that day
needless to say the case was dismissed
and I've been helping little people
getting jammed for
years every time I see some little
person get jammed I'm out there flipping
that wrench zingy zingy
zingy and I flipped that wrench on them
so
good that usually they just back off Dr
korin was a perfect example the poor man
was just trying to help these poor
people they were jamming him every which
way would
loose so what we did is we taught him a
thing called
Quanto I got a hold of his attorney and
submitted all of the arguments let me
bring that up
here
Tonto got
the we brought it in here let's
see this the second we go to a pause
here for just a second oh wait here we
go here we go what we're on to let's
bring that up next
all right now we're going to bring up
several arguments right here we're going
to bring up police
powers and we're going to bring up
Quanto Quanto is a basic right that goes
back to English law ancient English
law okay here it is right here all right
Quanto let's read it
Quanto in Old English practice a writ in
a nature of a RIT of right for the King
against him who claimed or assured any
office franchise or Liberty to inquire
by what
Authority he he supported his claim in
order to determine the right it lay also
in the case of a non-user or long
neglected no long neglect of a franchise
franchise is Corporation or misuser or
abuser of a franchise being a writ
commanding the defendant to show by what
warrant he exercises such a corporate
franchise having never had any Grant of
it or having forfeited it by neglect or
abuse a common law writ designed to test
whether a person exercising power is
legally entitled to do so an
extraordinary proceeding prerogative in
nature addressed to preventing a
continued exercise of authority
unlawfully ass asserted Johnson versus
Manhattan Railroad Company New York York
recorded at volume 289 United States
page 479 now it is intended to prevent
exercise of powers that are not
conferred by law and is not ordinarily
available to regulate the manner of
exercising such power
now what we
did see police powers are defined as the
right of imminent domain of a state or
political subdivision to enact laws for
the common good and Welfare let's pull
that
out police
powers everybody got that police power
right here let's do police
power right here Polie power this is out
of Black's Law Dictionary folks an
authority
conferred by the American constitutional
system in the 10th Amendment US
Constitution upon the individual states
and in turn delegated to the local
governments through which they are
enabled to establish a special
Department of police right such laws and
reg regulations as tend to prevent the
commission of fraud Andor crime and
secure generally the Comfort safety
morals health and prosperity of its
citizens by preserving the public order
and preventing a conflict of rights in
the common intercourse of the citizens
and ensuring to each an uninterrupted
enjoyment you everybody get that word
enjoyment of all the Privileges
conferred upon him or her by the the
general laws the Constitution the power
of the state to place restraints on
personal freedoms and property rights of
persons for the protection of the public
safety health and morals or to promotion
of the public convenience and general
propriety the police power is subject to
limitations of the federal and state
constitutions that everybody catch that
and especially to the requirements of
due process police power is the exercise
of The Sovereign right of the government
to promote order safety security health
morals and general welfare within
constitutional
limitations right is an essential
attribute Marshall versus Kansas City
Missouri recorded at
35
volume Southwest 2 that's another
reporter Southwest 2 page 877 all right
now police powers are the right of
imminent domain of a state or Poli sub
Vision to enact laws for the common good
and Welfare and to curb crime within
constitutional limitations and the key
words in that whole thing are within
constitutional limitations and then it
tells you to see the 10th
Amendment when you see the 10th
Amendment and believe it or not you can
go look up the books and it divides the
10th Amendment
[Applause]
real here pull over
here the burdens placed on the national
government as a result of state's
regulation
okay regul ation of their Internal
Affairs save as Congress may act to
remove them constitute normal incidents
of operation within the same territory
of a dual system of government and no
immunity of national government from
such burden is to be implied from the
Constitution all
right all right pen Diaries versus milk
Control Commission all right of
Pennsylvania case recorded at United uh
volume 318 us 261 the people of the
United States residing within any state
are subject to two governments one state
and the other National but there need be
no conflict between the two because the
powers which one possesses the other
does not that's United States versus
crook shank a very famous Supreme Court
case excuse me
now we come over
here within the area of delegated powers
expressed or implied this amendment does
not reduce the powers of the United
States that's us versus Manning recorded
at 215 Federal supplement that's another
reporter page 272 the Federal Union has
only those Powers expressly conferred on
it and those reasonably implied from
powers granted while each state has all
governmental Powers except such as the
People by the Constitution have
conferred on the United States
denied to the state or reserved to the
people themselves Anderson versus gladen
recorded at volume 188 Federal
supplement 666 that's bad
number all right it is when Federal
legislation attempts to confer power
upon the national government that it is
not
within it's not within the express or
implied powers given by the Constitution
that the legislation becomes vol
vulnerable to this
amendment okay now what are we talking
about here Brady Bill huh they're not
within their powers they have no 10th
Amendment powers to take away the Second
Amendment does that make sense to
everybody they don't have any powers to
go and take away the the Second
Amendment or any other Amendment the
Fourth Amendment the Fifth Amendment
nothing and the Ninth Amendment
precluded them from adding on to the
constitution in such a way they would
take away the powers so by the Ninth
Amendment and the 10th Amendment they're
totally locked out from doing a lot of
the things that they do but see you got
to know that and be able to timely
exercise it so it's very important to
understand your tenth amendment Powers
now when in the course of human events
it becomes necessary and
proper and this is what we did this is
what we did to uh help out Dr kavorkian
we made sure that his lawyer got this
knowledge we went in there and we dug up
a RIT of
guanto he rid of coranto all right now
this doesn't look like much but let me
tell you something what we're talking
about doing here see most cities at
least in the state of Michigan are by
Public Act 230 public Acts or Public Act
287 of public acts and in every one of
them there is a rights and power section
usually it's recorded at 2.2 or 3.1 and
it basically says and I quote subject to
the Constitution of the United States
and the general laws of the state of
Michigan the city of or the township of
has rights and Powers too and then it
starts listing the rights and Powers
right to have Police Department right to
have fire department right to have a
city hall right and it starts listing
all these Powers now the anti-thesis to
the argument is that if they're not
within the Constitution of the United
States and the general laws of the state
of Michigan they don't have any rights
and powers does that make sense to
everybody in other words they're in
violation of their corporate charter
their franchise they promised they would
be within the Constitution of the United
States and the general laws of the state
of Michigan now a lot of people uh they
don't understand the power of this
argument so I want to really push this
one home I want you to understand
whenever these little townships and
these little cities in one heavy they
start acting like King Farooq and that
you you're you don't matter and that
they don't got to listen to you this is
what I want you to do you ask them a
point question and ask them are you
violating my constitutionally secured
civil rights by however you claim they
are because if you are you have just
waved your right to be the city
of and they'll laugh at you for a little
bit okay then you explain to them Public
Act 230 of public acts which states the
rights and pow section subject to the
Constitution of the United States and
the general laws of the state of
Michigan you have rights and Powers the
anti-thesis to that argument is if
you're not going to be within the
Constitution of the United States or the
general laws of the state of Michigan
and you're going to violate my
constitutional rights and trample my
rights what we're going to do here is
we're going to go for a writ of mandamus
in
Quanto that's a legal term fancy legal
term but it is an ancient law that goes
way back to England in the ancient times
and basically here is a judgment and a
capus action for it all
right you put down here the case the
case came on regularly for trial before
the honorable and you put the judge's
name in there whatever it is on a jury
trial or a non-jury trial dated such and
such the name appeared as for your
counsel and the name appeared for
opposing counsel right the court heard
the testimony and examined the proofs
offered by the parties the court
considered itself fully advised in the
premise filed in its findings of fact
and conclusions of Law and directed that
judgments be entered in accordance with
such findings right which means they
figured out that they violated your
constitutional rights they didn't have a
right to violate your constitutional
rights and in the hearing you showed
they violated your constitutional rights
and the judge figured out they violated
your constitution rights so now for your
prayer for Relief we're going to get
this
Quanto and this is exactly what happened
to The Honorable doctor kavorkian you'll
notice that he was in jail and they were
hammering the tail out him the next
thing you know everything got real quiet
nobody said nothing and then the next
thing you know they were letting him go
and they were mining their business now
this this is how it happened it is
therefore ordered and adjudged and
decreed one defendant Corporation the
city of you put down L name has violated
provisions of the act under which it was
created and also has violated provisions
of Public Act 230 of Public Act section
2.2 rights and power section in other
words it didn't uphold the Constitution
of the United States to the general laws
of the state of Michigan defending
Corporation the city of whatever Pontiac
whatever accordingly has forfeited its
Charter and become
liable to be dissolved by the abuse of
its
power how much money am I talking about
here folks we'd be in about nine decimal
places plus wouldn't you know what you
think now do you think they're going to
bother some little doctor when they're
looking at shutting down a major
city what do you think's going to happen
everything's going to get quiet and
they're going to let the good doctor go
same thing for you
now defendant Corporation you name him
therefore is dissolved and the corate
rights Privileges and franchise of
defendants are declared forfeited to the
people defendant Corporation you name
them is trustees directors managers and
other official officers attorneys and
agents are forever restrained and
enjoined from exercising any of the
corporate franchise Powers rights and or
privileges
previously exercised by defendants at
city and from collecting or receiving
any debts and or demands belonging to or
held by defendant City whatever and from
paying out or in any manner interfering
with transferring or delivering to any
person any of the deposits money
Securities property and effects of the
defendant City or held by it you name a
trustee which the state would do
probably the Attorney General after your
complaint is filed is appointed receiver
of all of the property real and personal
things in Act ction and effects of
defendant City Corporation held by
invested in defendant or in or to which
defendant may be in any wise interested
or entitled there to plain if the people
of the state of whatever that's US state
of Michigan shall recover of Def fendant
Corporation whatever city of the sum of
Damages real and personal got me they
don't like that when you start talking
that cuz they can go 100 million three
times that amount punitive damage as
they get a little
set as costs and dispersements of this
action and the receivers is directed to
pay this sum out of their pocket to
whoever the Attorney General but you can
have a person stipulated on as an
injured party now you put down
there the honorable Judge so and
so
presiding the date
entered and you he signs that and that
city has no no longer a
city you see when they violate your
Constitution this is one of the most
powerful tools that you can use and when
you jam this on you better wear a
bulletproof vest of Court cuz you
probably going to get shot at by the
time you get home but it's nice to
threaten you know you just threaten just
drop one of them in the mail and say if
I don't get reasonable cause for my
action in the near future you're going
to get one of these in the mail for real
here is a summons for
Quanto this is for the start of the
thing right here summons form 41 by the
way you can get this in 21 am
jurus forms and practice your practical
and practical forms and practice all
right you name the party you put down
there who you are the people of the
state of Michigan versus you are
summoned to appear before which and
which court on such and such a date to
show by what Authority you claim to have
use Andor enjoy the rights and Liberties
and franchis namely the corporation city
of set out and complained of in such and
such a Time summons and further to do
and receive all things which the court
shall then order concerning
you this is kind of like pulling their
driver's license for drunk
driving now that's an
oversimplification but sometimes these
City uh Halls operate like a drunken
sailor and they just think they can
abuse citizens rights and trash them the
you know who I am Al and I don't
care you know who I am I'm your boss I'm
the people you're elected to work for me
and I'm trying to be nice so I'd
appreciate it if you just we can sit
down and work this out but if we can't
work this out I'm going to sock it to
you baby you got me that's basically how
I feel about it now we can get into some
of these other
things right here this is a very
important point I'm trying to get this
across the people and you try and tell
them and they kind of look at you with
this blank styed look but in the
constitution of the state of Michigan
the latest and greatest the very first
thing they talk about notice it says
section
one all political power is inherent in
the people government is instituted for
their equal benefit security and
protection now let me ask you a question
do you feel equal benefit I
don't you know equal protection and
discrimination no person shall be denied
the equal protection of the
laws
right nor shall any person be denied the
enjoyment of the Civil or political
rights or be discriminated against in
the exercise thereof because of religion
race color or national origin the
legislature shall implement this section
by appropriate
legislation you know and they start
going down through Oli freedom of
worship you know I mean this is what
we're talking about here folks you know
your rights you got them you don't know
them you don't got
them you get back in here to police
Powers generally this is something you
got to understand generally the police
power is the exercise of The Sovereign
right of the government to promote order
safety and health and morals and the
general welfare of the society within
constitutional limits within
constitutional limits did everybody hear
that within constitutional limits
generally the police power is the
exercise of The Sovereign right of the
government to promote order safety
health and moral and general welfare of
the society within the Constitutional
limits as otherwise stated the police
power of the state is a power or
organization of a system of regulations
to Foster the health order and comfort
of the people and to prevent Andor
punish injuries and offenses to the
public right but it has to be within
constitutional imitations and it
Embraces all rules for the protection of
life liberty and
property I mean that's a contradiction
of logic today folks that doesn't happen
you and I both know it I mean who are
they kidding they ain't kidding me okay
so it's up to you and it's up to me and
we got to get a hold of this book right
here you get a hold of this Constitution
and you start learning that Constitution
and you quote a chapter and verse and
guess what you'll notice a unique
different change one after a while they
start to
listen and you actually affect what is
called positive change and every time
they see you and that goofy hat you wear
they go
oh for God's sake don't give that guy no
ticket I have actually been pulled over
listening to the the program didn't have
no plates on my car policeman called he
says you got positive ID on a guy and a
friend of mine was taping an office
police radio he said yeah it's him he
said well for God's sake don't give that
guy no
ticket and the guy says sry ain't got no
plates on his car said I don't give a
damn what he ain't got on his car don't
give that guy no ticket he said but
Serge you told me he's just been waiting
to fight it and beat it all the way to
the Supreme Court and I wrote that on
the ticket he says you give that guy a
ticket I said I just told you not to
give that guy a ticket what are you deaf
you got some problem with your
hearing said I told you not to give that
guy a ticket now why did you give that
guy a ticket he said sorry you ain't got
no plates on the car I said I told you I
don't care what he ain't got under the
car this is all recorded on a radio
broadcast
so the everybody was laughing the police
were laughing everybody was laughing his
buddies were laughing they were ribbing
him over the radio the sergeant told him
all right knock it off cleared in that
this is
serious he said uh fine he said you give
him a ticket he says fine he says
tomorrow morning at 9:00 I want you to
be in here when the city attorney comes
in here and he says you're going to
personally deliver the ticket to him and
he ain't going to be real happy with
you cuz he hates that guy every time he
goes to court that guy blows his doors
off he looks like a
fool you give the guy a ticket now he's
got to go to court
so sure enough we go to
court come up before the
court judge starts operating like a
prosecutor he starts asking me all kind
of Discovery question I call as soon as
they call the case now this is something
important you got to understand you're
going to be your own attorney then you
got to know all of the programming when
you hear them call your case you get off
your tail feather and you run right up
there as quick and expediently as
possible without knocking anybody down
and you say ready your honor you state
your appearance I'm so and so hearing
before this honorable Court I'm standing
as my own Council in my state it's under
Article 1 Section 13 I've appointed
myself my own attorney and I'm ready to
proceed with my administrative and
procedural matters and at this time your
honor may please Accord I motion for
dismissal of prejudice Fair state of
cause of action for which you Le from be
granted Bingo now I apologize if I'm
talking too fast I'm going to try and
slow down a little bit but when you when
you're in court as much as I am you just
learn you either talk fast or you lose
so I apologize if I'm going a little too
fast I'm going to slow down I'm trying
to make it easier for you folks okay but
the judge bips off right away well you
got a ticket on such and such I said who
your honor I said are you the judge the
disinterested third party that's trying
this case the try or fact he said yes I
said okay I said is this the prosecutor
over here to my right he said yeah
that's him I said okay I said are you
going to prosecute this case your honor
he said no no I'm the judge I says then
why are you asking Discovery questions
well I just want to find out what's
going on I says isn't that his job over
there that's what he's supposed to do
he's supposed to present his case as the
prosecutor Tri of the case you're the
Trier of fact he's the Trier of the case
I said if you're going to operate as the
judge and the prosecutor I'm going to
object on the record as a
mistrial he said okay I'll let you enter
that on the record go ahead I said okay
let it be entered on the record it was
an appealable issue he said okay he said
now it's on the record he said let me
ask you this you get a ticket on
September the 30th I said yes sir he
said well let me ask you this do you
have any plates on your car I says no
sir and I intend to get any and of
course all the people in the court oh
this guy's going to jail watch this this
going to be
good he says to me he says I assume you
have a very good reason for that I said
yes sir and I shut
up I waited he said can I hear
it I said well your honor I said I'm an
unfranchised common law Freeman I'm not
a participant in any tanen schemes of
limited liability and a joint venture
for profit with an insurable interest
require me to participate in the
corporate Ponzi schemes I'm Just a
Little Joe from cooko I live on the
Block I travel at the common law and I
have a right to travel freely and
encumbered pursuant to Shapiro versus
Thompson and that right is so basic it
doesn't even need to be
mentioned the state of Michigan
arbitrarily and erroneously converted my
right into a privilege and issued a
license plate and a fee for it Murdoch
versus Pennsylvania says no state may
convert a secured Liberty and a
privilege and issue a license in a fee
for it and if they do Shuttlesworth
versus Birmingham Alabama says I can
ignore the license and engage in the
right with impunity that means you can't
punish me since I have relied on
previous decisions of the US Supreme
Court and on constitutional defenses I
have a perfect defense for willfulness I
am immune to the prosecution therefore
prosecution Council does not have a
cause of action for which relief can be
granted I motion for dismissal with
prejudice for fa your state of cause of
action for which relief can be granted
and I'd kind of like to collect my cost
and fees for having to defend this
frivolous
case the judge starts reading the ticket
told officer he'd just been waiting to
get this ticket so he could f it and
beat it all the way to the Supreme
Court he laughed he says motion granted
and he ran off the bench before I could
get my
damages so I went out in the hall he
went to the can I waited for him he came
out of the can I served him with my
papers he says you didn't have to do
that I said well I didn't want you to be
inconvenience
judge he said okay he signed I went back
in the court as a casual thing just to
see what kind of reaction would happen
and I sat down about two cases later
this elder G and gets up and he stands
up there and he says your honor I'm not
quite as knowledgeable as that young
gentleman that was here just two cases
ago and I don't presume to understand
all of the issues that he raised but it
really sounded good to me and i' kind of
like to ditto everything he said on top
of my case everybody broke all laughing
the Jed says all right how many guys
here didn't have no plates on your care
about Five Guys raised your hand he says
okay everybody dismissed get the hell
out of
here and everybody broke out laughing it
was like you
know at the carnival on Christmas or
something you know it was it was a
carnival
atmosphere so I'm telling you you can
affect change and see they had all
figured they said watch this this guy is
going to jail and then all of a sudden
Boom Out jump and I mean I'm telling you
it's this little book right here this
book you know what's in this book you
have power knowledge is
power you know what's in this book and
you know how to exercise your rights in
a timely fashion you have constitutional
rights and if you exercise them and you
utilize good job judgement and be
courteous and just treat people the way
you like to be treated with a little
dignity most of the time 99% of the time
I win now I will tell you I've been to
jail I mean I'm not going to lie to you
I've been but when I go to jail they
really hate it because I usually get oh
the last time I got Five Guys cases
retried and I got another four guys out
like within 24 hours and then I got 11
guys off of their case because they
signed up for drug rehab and One bank
robber come up to me and said to me I
think you know I'm a hard case I said
yeah I kind of gathered that he says I
want you to know you changed my life he
said I really appreciate you helping me
with my paperwork he says they're going
to give me a new chance you're going to
let me out on
probation I'm going to marry my
girlfriend and he started crying and he
basically said uh I'll never forget you
Pops he says you're some kind of guy he
says God bless you and he says I want
you to know I I really appreciate what
you did and I found God too and between
you and crazy Charlie he said uh Crazy
Charlie is a minister that goes around
to all the jails he used to ride for the
Outlaw motorcycle
gang Crazy Charlie is clearly crazy last
time I saw Crazy Charlie was riding down
8 Mile Road at 85 M hour standing on his
seat against another guy standing on his
seat to see who was going to wimp out
first Crazy Charlie did about five years
in the slam because he got charged with
murdering some
guy Crazy Charlie went to jail and he
found God and God spared crazy Charlie
from a life sentence in jail and crazy
Charlie owes it to God and he goes
through all of the jails and he preaches
the gospel and he basically is quite a
gentleman and he's nobody to screw with
and when we went to Chapel the kids were
all joking around pops you going to
Chapel I said oh hell yeah he says pops
you're a badass what you want to go to
Chapel for I says let me tell you
something my man you can always learn
something and I'll tell you one of the
best places to learn it is that Chapel
so why don't you come on down and you
might learn something we go down there
and who do I see crazy Charlie I had
seen Crazy Charlie for years he looked
at me I looked at him said what the hell
you doing here so I don't want to talk
about it crazy
[Laughter]
Charlie the guy turns around to me he
says pops is there anybody in this joint
you don't know I says I'll tell you what
this guy is a guy I would listen
to because he's
serious the man is serious and he found
God and he's going to try and help you
find God and in the end you will have
peace well this gentleman This One bank
robber found this gentleman between
myself and crazy Charlie he found God
and I wish you could see the peace on
his face he was in a lot of
trouble and uh we did his paperwork for
him we helped him and basically they
they redid his whole program and because
he found God they they decided to put
him out on Lifetime parole he made
restitution he gave the money
back he he changed his whole life his
whole life was changed just from that
instant so I'm telling you you go when I
go into jail it's hilarious because it's
like
the jailers don't even know how to act
and it's like I the one Jailer told me
when I left he shook my hand he says I'm
going to miss you Pops he saids they
call me pops because I'm older I was a
little teed off when they called me pops
the first time so I told this kid he
said uh I said what's with the
Pops I said I'll bet you can't even do
25 push-ups he said you probably right
pops can you boom down I went 25 out and
here's I'll raise your 25 and here's
another 25 he said pops you in good
shape I said I'm going to show you how
good a shape I'm in you keep calling me
pops he says no no no no no you don't
understand pops he said if you're an
older gentleman in the joint they treat
you with courtesy they call you Pops
that's just out of courtesy I said oh I
guess you can call me pops and that's
cool don't you ever think that I'm
getting
old so I'll fool you so they laugh when
I left they lined up to shake my hand
and uh even the Jailer said he was going
to be sorry to see me go because I was
helping so so many people and people are
getting their liveses together and so
when I go to jail it's kind of unique I
actually get a vacation I got the top
bunk and I laid on the window and let
God's sun shine in my face and I got a
suntan and guys would say pops why do
you climb up on that top bunk I says man
I'm out on the beach getting sun and
Rays what are you doing he said you know
pops you something else you're going to
make you in jail and you going to make I
said I'm laying out here on the beach
what you talking about I'm laying on my
bed right next to the window and the Sun
comes right through and I'm on the beach
what you talking about getting the sun
tan so you got to make the best of where
you're at no matter what it keeps your
spirits up and the bottom line is this I
wouldn't have been in jail if I could
have more effectively argued my
Constitution I ended up having to do a
brief from the jail 28 pages I sharpened
the pencil on the phone on the wall here
it
is this is a 28 page motion to dis well
this is more than that this right here
this right here
I mean this is all from hand long hand
and when we got the court the judge
looked at it he goes sir are you an
attorney I says
no he says
uh he says uh you been to law school I
says no sir he says you did this from
jail I says yes sir he says you did this
from jail from memory I says yes sir
it's rather extensive it's
huge meanwhile the prosecutor kicks in
she says J do I got to answer this he
goes oh hell this guy is kind of like
this guy on night court on TV and
channel 2 kind of flipp it and he says
oh hell yeah counselor he says what's
this a new hobby you just took up he
says uh this guy even did his own
proposed order I don't even have to fill
out an order he says not only that I
want it done by 8:00 Monday morning so
all weekend she had to go to the law
library and answer all this
stuff she was not a happy camper so then
she uh proposed that I have to have a
shrink check my bolts out to see if my
batter is are
charged because if you defend your
Constitution you got to be a crazy uh
turkey and she found out I'm pretty well
squared away I just argue my
Constitution I asked the judge I says
has it gotten this bad yet judge that
where they got to toss you in a nut
house because you defend your
Constitution he says not in my
court okay we got a question here um
I've heard tell of uh people uh raising
the uh saying um what they want to base
their argument on a constitution right
and I've heard of Judges speaking up and
saying well the Constitution has no
place in my courtroom how can they even
think about that well we that is
a that is a very Ser serious
statement because what that judge just
did in an open court of law under Title
18 United States code section 2381 is he
just committed an acted
treason see the judge is sworn under
article 11 in this state paragraph 1
that he will uphold the the Constitution
of the United States and move as most
immediately as is practicable to defend
the Constitution and a violation of that
act would be Capital felony treason
under the people and government of the
United States of America and he would be
subject upon conviction to be hung by
the neck that's how Ser if the uh
defendent had a driver's license and
they were trying to argue a traffic
matter and they were kind of in the
system already and raised the
Constitutional objection that the judge
might say it doesn't apply well here's
here's how we start a lot of these
traffic cases and I I'll get right into
that the issue when you first walk
before a traffic court you see when they
merged these courts together in 1963
they screwed up they they wanted to they
wanted to lay off half the judges see
and they only wanted to have one
building so what they did is they merged
the traffic court per se or the or that
docket into the criminal court docket
and when they did that they didn't check
the rules you see and when they didn't
check the rules they didn't allow for
jurisdictional challenges between the
two courts
so what happens now
is you come before the court and there's
several ways you can come before the
court now this gentleman here is correct
when he's talking about you have a a
driver's license you have entered into a
contractual relationship with the
state in other words it's not a lawful
contract because you cannot enter into
an unlawful contract you understand it
is a contract though because it's
recognized as a contract because you
have voluntarily entered into this
contract you agreed to all of the rules
in their law book for that
contract now this is what we call
admiralty and Maritime jurisdiction or
artificial
jurisdiction and it's a rather heavy
argument going into eie railroad versus
Tomkins and uh mccullock versus Maryland
and we'll go into that in depth at the
end of this program but I wanted to
share with you briefly when you sign
your driver's license and especially
today and your voter's registration card
you will notice a little note right
under your signature where you agree to
the acceptance of The Duality of
citizenship of not only at the common
law but you accept the national
jurisdiction under admiralty and
Maritime jurisdiction which allows you
to be sucked into all of these Uniform
Commercial Code requirements and this is
a very serious thing you're signing here
you don't understand it but you just
sold all your constitutional rights down
the sewer when you sign that document so
when you sign it my honest advice and
this is from experience you sign the
thing and right at the end of your name
you write UD U period D period at the
end of your name and underneath your
name you write
1-27 without prejudice now what that
does it says I'll be glad to accept your
uh your ridiculous privilege I don't
really need to but I will just to keep
myself from being in trouble with the
cops and I'll tell you what we'll do
we'll uh we'll exercise our uniform
commercial codee Cod caveat that allows
us to keep all of our constitutional
rights in other words my signature is
not really a signature of contract it's
a signature of
convenience that allows me to get a
piece of paper to put in my pocket for
identification purposes that allows me
to sign my checks and do whatever I got
to do but it doesn't in any way make any
admissions or confessions or require me
to participate in any of your rule book
schemes under your admiralty and
Maritime tantin scheme now to tell you
how crazy it was I just got asked by an
attorney how he would defend
how he would defend a program where a
gentleman that he was defending was
accused of hijacking a car and that they
were claiming that because the car is
made all over the world and all over the
United States that the parts even though
they're assembled at one point they are
in what is
called the the
uh
Interstate
jurisdiction and that because of that
this this crime was not a federal crime
you understand this is how far reaching
this thing has gotten and when this
gentleman signed his driver's license he
had no idea that he was entering into
this thing and waving all of his
god-given constitutional rights and that
he was no longer a common law citizen
that he was actually under admiralty and
Maritime jurisdiction now when we pull
up some of these statutory requirements
it's an interesting thing that you
brought up but what they do is they're
never these regulations are never
enacted into law
uh we'll show you something on that just
a little bit later but they're not
enacting into law they just make a
regulation and because you you
voluntarily enter into this contract all
of these regulations just come up as
enforceable to you even though you don't
know any better now we have a Fair
Credit Reporting Act that says if you
make any loan or you get involved in any
kind of a credit relationship they got
to tell you everything about how much
the interest rate is what the payments
are how long the payments are I mean
they got to tell you every single thing
about the contract and in Theory all
contracts you're supposed you're
supposed to know all of the facts in
regard to the contract they just make
the contract onesided and they figure
well these people are not that well
informed they're not real bright we'll
just get them to sign this on their
driver's license and they'll voluntarily
acques into the situation and then we
can throw all of these regulations at
them and they'll never know how we we
hit them so it's very important that you
understand when you sign something read
it for sure if you don't understand
everything that's down there take it to
somebody and ask some questions before
you sign it
cuz once you sign it it's harder to get
out of but I highly recommend everybody
lose their wallet and go down and redo
their driver's license and sign a thing
UD when you sign it and put 1-27 without
prejudice because right then and there
you cut off all of this admiralty and
Maritime jurisdiction and you return
back to your contract law of what you're
a common law citizen living at the
common law and they can have their
contract but it's not enforcable why is
it not enforceable because you can state
that you signed it under duress oh how
do I know that look I put UD right after
my name U period D period what do you
think that means under
development under the
deck that means that means under
duress when I signed this I was under
duress I didn't voluntarily sign this I
had to sign this or the cops were going
to Cuff me about the
head you see I was under threat
intimidation G I I still believe that I
have a right to travel freely un
encumbered notice you're not driving you
have a right to travel the customary
usage of the right to travel today is
you get in a car you don't go down to
7-Eleven on your bicycle you get in a
car want to go down and pick up a carton
of milk you get in your car another
unique argument along these lines is
well judge I asked this judge I says let
me ask you a question judge if I get in
my car the Constitution was still in
effect in full force before I got in my
car right oh yeah now when I got in my
car and I had my
gun it was still in effect right but
when I closed the
door the Constitution was suspended and
everybody broke out
laughing how could that be the act of
getting in the car and closing the door
made the Second Amendment
unconstitutional I said that's totally
ludicrous how could that possibly
be you see they have passed these laws
and they've got gotten away with it for
so long that they just it's kind of like
a bank robber that's robbed 25 banks in
a row and on the 26 is a little myth
that you getting excited man I've done
this 25 times what's the big deal now
you're going to bust me on the 26th time
and you're going to get all
upset see they've been getting away with
it so long nobody's ever taken them to
the task they feel like well I should be
able to get away with it on the 26
time an unconstitutional
act wrong for done it doesn't matter how
many times in a row you did it it's
still
unconstitutional and the reality is a
person that's properly motivated
properly trained and properly willing to
do whatever is necessary and proper to
defend the Constitution will almost
always Prevail on the merits and that's
what we're doing right now and they're
sweating on that right now but the
reality of this is and you got to
understand the burden is on you you want
your Constitution and you damn well
better grab a hold of it and you better
hold on tight and you don't let go for
nothing you read your Constitution you
learn your Constitution you quote your
Constitution chapter and verse
frontwards backwards upside down when
people come up to you well we want you
to take a drug test as part of your job
huh Go
Fish ain't taking no drug test I'm not
required to prove a negative you're
required to prove a positive if you
think I'm doing something negligent fine
then you go file papers and you take
necessary precautions and what have you
and we'll go to court I says but I'm not
I'm not going to be convicted before the
fact and then I got to provide evidence
that I'm not
guilty that's the cart before the horse
that's back asswards we're not going to
do that not only that the Fifth
Amendment says I got a right not to be a
participant in a compulsory process
that's going to make an incriminating
situation to me now I'm not nothing to
hide and I'm not even arguing from what
I got to hide I'm arguing from the fact
that the right stands and I'm exercising
it and then I usually ask some simple
questions well if they find anything
when I get fired hell
yeah you're going to be penalized so
there are
penalties and if they find anything when
I be criminally prosecuted could
be huh so why would you want to do some
damn stupid thing like that give him a
piss test this guy comes up to me at the
last convention we had and they want to
take a
test as to whether or not he's uh he's
got any drugs in his system I said first
of all what's in my system is between me
and my doctor and none of your damn
business I says I don't take drugs and I
got nothing to hide but I'm not going to
voluntarily enter into anything what if
your guy screws up and now you say I Got
Drugs now I can't get a job ever what
are you kidding me this some new hobby
you just took up I'm not going to play
that game it is not my burden to prove a
negative it is your burden to prove a
positive if you have a just claim for
which relief can be granted you go file
your papers and we'll sit down and
talk but until such time you go
fish cuz I'm not going to play
I'm not required to play and I'm not
going to play and if you fire me for the
exercise of my constitutional right I'm
going to tell you about United Miller
versus United States which says the
claim and exercise of a constitutional
right shall not be converted into a
crime and you're doing that and you're
punishing me and if you fire me for it I
will sue your socks off and attach
everything you own Bank business and
home now make my day that's how I feel
about it so you find another turkey to
jerk with cuz I'm not going to play okay
now we want to get into some serious
things I want to get into this uh this
argument about traffic cases this is the
most practical way to deal with traffic
cases when you are pulled over what is
happening now you got a policeman he's
conducting Discovery anything you say
can't it will be held against you and if
you don't think so just keep
rattling and it'll all get written down
on the ticket I found that out told
offer he just been waiting to get this
ticket so we can fight it and beat it
all the way Supreme Court wrote that
word for word right on the
ticket so when these people are with you
you keep your hatch button and I mean
I'm guilty I admit it sometimes I rattle
on it's been known to
happen so I'm telling you not to do it
you button your hatch if you say
anything it's yes sir and no sir what
can I do for you and they always like to
say going a little fast weren't you I
say I neither admit or deny and I leave
you to your
proofs oh a lawyer nah I'm not a lawyer
but I'm smart enough to keep my mouth
shut cuz I realize anything I say is
going to be putting down on your paper
and so you got to charge you make it and
I'll see you in court oh you want to go
to court oh yeah I always go to court I
fight everything murder one it's kind of
like a hobby of
mine you
know well let's see what we get and they
walk back to the car and they start
writing or they usually come back and
they say well you're going a little fast
think about slowing down we're going to
let you go with the warning you got have
a good day thank you officer you have a
good day too God bless you and keep you
safe
okay courtesy I can blow their doors off
anytime I want still yes sir no sir
courtesy courtesy pays you treat people
the way you like to be treated nine
times out of 10 you will benefit you
treat people like a Yahoo and you're
going to get treated like a Yahoo
yourself so I I highly recommend
courtesy as a an effective way I had a
policeman one time tell me you ever ate
a flashlight the hard way and I looked
at him and I said quite frankly officer
most of the officers I have run into are
extremely professional and I treat them
with a great deal of courtesy and
professionalism cuz I respect what
they're doing and that they risk their
life every day and at no time would I
give an officer enough static that he
would want to make me e a flashlight I
mean I treat them very cordially and I
respect what they're trying to do I
don't agree with everything they're
trying to do cuz some of the stuff is
kind of
unlawful I said but I will give them the
courtesy they have have
coming he turned to me and he said I'm
sorry I got a big mouth I didn't mean it
you're right I was out of
line see you treat people with courtesy
and nine times out of 10 you can even
back down some guy that's talking a lot
of
manur but the louder you talk and the
more beligerent you talk the more louder
and the more beligerent he has to talk
it's kind of like Newton's third law of
physics every action has an opposite
opposing reaction you talk crap then
he's got to talk crap so my advice to
people is don't do that that's
unmotivated who's doing this you or him
remember the best weapon you have is the
one right between your ears so use
it and watch your mouth don't be talking
a lot of trash to these policemen they
don't need to hear it they got a bad day
you might have a bad
day best thing to do is say yes sir no
sir and if you got an honest pitch go
ahead if you make my day now we've gone
past that you got the ticket what are
you going to do well look on the ticket
see if he signed it a lot of times they
don't sign it guess what if he didn't
sign it there ain't no sworn complaint
how can you defend against a non-sworn
complaint a lot of times the cop doesn't
sign the ticket look open your eyes God
gave you a set of eyes look yeah this
guy didn't sign it today it says under
penalty of perjury I I attest and
certify that this is a true and fact
complaint well what happens if you don't
sign that it ain't a complaint do you
have to sign the ticket when the police
officer pulls you over in that situation
don't they make you sign the ticket
sometimes they do if you sign it but UD
1-27 without prejudice that's saying
that's saying that you you received the
complaint that's all that's saying all
right so it's okay to do that then yeah
but put UD 1-27 it's not an admission of
guilt it just means that you received
the complaint okay if you don't sign it
he's going to take you to jail that's I
mean I realize that it's
unconstitutional unless you like jail
food you know I wouldn't do it i' sign
the thing UD 1-27 without
prejudice the signature doesn't do
anything besides you want to copy the
complaint anyway cuz you want to file a
brief and how you going to file a brief
if you don't know what the complaint is
right now the next thing you know you
have to notify the court within the time
period and it's usually 10 days one of
their dirtiest tricks is you call in and
you think you got it noticed and guess
what they claim you didn't call
in and they go ahead and say you didn't
show up then they find you guilty and
bingo you're out of there so I recommend
you call them tell them that you want a
formal hearing ask the name of the party
you are speaking to and who am I
speaking to so that you've got a name of
somebody that works there to verify that
you called then immediately or sooner
type up a little notice that says I
State your full name do hereby request a
formal hearing put that in the mail sent
certified mail to them
or run down there and there and walk
right in and get them to to set up a
hearing now you want a formal hearing
okay now 5 days before that hearing you
are required to serve your papers on
opposing Council if you don't do it in a
timely fashion Michigan General Court R
will sock it to you and you will not be
able to enter your briefs now sometimes
you can get away with at the last minute
handing it to them and they won't say
nothing but if they want to hammer you
they can use the 5-day Court rule I have
used it effectively several
times now
you got to you you look at what it says
on the complaint whatever it says mcla
whatever you violate it and you go down
and you you go to the law library you
look up Michigan miles laws act you look
up exactly what they say and then you
enter a defense I neither admit nor deny
and I leave you your strictest proofs in
a competent Court original jurisdiction
but before we go that depending on how
you want to play and there's several
ways you can go if you want to be the
hardest nosed that you can be you walk
into court and don't send no paper
and as soon as they call a case you as
expediently as possible you move to the
for to the to the Forum up there in the
front and you say in a loud and clear
voice ready your honor you state your
full name I'm giving my appearance
before the court in propriate Persona
which means in your own proper person in
this state it's pursuant to Article 1
Section 13 I've appointed myself my own
attorney and I'm ready to proceed with
my administrative and procedural manners
and at this time your honor may please
the card I motion for dismissal with
prejudice Fair State a cause of action
for which relief can be granted and all
of a sudden the cop will go especially
if you wear a army jacket and you look
like you're three sheets in the wind the
cop will lean back and go oh crap we're
going to get sued I didn't know the guy
was a lawyer and then he'll start
talking to the prosecutor and the Press
go turkey you brought me you brought me
one of them
kind I'm going to get killed and you're
going to sit here and pay for it I
promise you
and and then what happens is out of your
mouth you tell the judge in the most
clearest and expedient language your
honor may it please a court is this a
court of law or is this a court of
equity he will immediately sound off
with there's no equity here just like he
got hit in the knee with a hammer and
his leg jump and just that fast it'll
happen that
fast because he thinks there's no
lawsuit here therefore there's no equity
see the judges don't even understand
what happened with this shift from 1963
where they moved these courts together
so you got to find out what hat the
judge is wearing is he wearing a
criminal hat or is he wearing the Civil
hat so you have a right to ask you say
judge this court of laws this court
Equity he goes there's no equity here
now we just did this in a beautiful case
this little gal she couldn't have been
80 lb soak and wet and this cop was
about 6'2 about 320 big heavy duty state
trooper she walks
in your honor I am representing myself
as my my own Council I would like to
proceed with my administrative and
procedural matters but before we go I
have a declaratory ruling sir could I
ask you a question she go oh sure honey
go
ahead he says but you understand only a
fool stands as his own attorney she says
that may be sir but I'm the best person
that knows the facts in my case and I
think I I have a chance I like to try is
that okay no problem you
right is this a court of law or is this
Accord to equity to judge immediately
there's no equity here she said thank
you sir she rolled up her hand in the
hand was a ticket that said civil
infraction right across the top and she
said how may we hear this civil
infraction
sir the judge did a Homer Simpson he
goes so that's where you're going with
this
H the whole Court broke out laughing
this little girl I'm telling you she she
is this tiny little thing she's just a
sweetheart
the whole Court realized the judge did a
Homer Simpson and then the judge
realized he did a Homer Simpson and then
he bued up
laugh he goes oh honey you're not going
to pull that here today are you and she
got a little flushed and she wasn't sure
she this was her first time and she was
a little scared she looked over at an
associate of mine she said looked at him
and he go he gave her he gave her the
knot and she turned she said yes I am
sir and everybody broke out laughing
again the cop goes wellow if they're
going to play around I'm going to I'm
going to put 15 over on the ticket judge
and the judge goes no no no no no no no
you got what's on the ticket that's
what's on the complaint you're not
changing the complaint after the fact
that's Burgery you want me to put you in
the you know you can't change the
complaint the complaint is the complaint
you signed it it's true got me if it was
15 over you should have wrote 15 over
you said well I just don't want to screw
around this is is getting out of hand I
mean she was guilty da d d da and see
she goes you're on all right
we haven't even gotten to that yet your
hunner there's no jurisdiction this is
where we're at we're at no
jurisdiction it says you're right he
said are we going to go through with
this now come on tell me Tru she says
yes I am sir I'm going through all the
way all the way to the Supreme Court she
says and
uh the judge goes okay now we're going
to have to set a hearing she says and
I'd like a formal hearing too
sir he said okay and I like a trial by
jury sir because the value in
controversy is in excess of $20 pursuant
to the seventh amendment I have a right
to trial by jury he says okay okay we'll
send you notice it's been three and A2
weeks we got no notice we call them
every day they don't even want to talk
about this case the only reason they
said that was so all of the poor little
people in the back of the room didn't
get the idea that they could get up
there and do the same thing this little
gal did they're not going to call her
back cuz they got no jurisdiction
they're not going to try that case cuz
she's going to blow their doors
up okay
now that's one of the most beautiful
texts and the fastest and one the last
time I did it it was before a
particularly obnoxious judge and he
basically said to me how many times have
you pulled this and I said now your
honor this will be I think this is the
12th time he said ah going for Lucky 13
e he said this is very clever he says
but I'm going to give give you some
advice young man don't ever get caught
doing nothing in my town got me I said
sir I never do anything I'm trying to be
a regular gentleman he said well you
better not get caught doing nothing cuz
I will Hammer your tail and I said does
that mean the case is dismissed your
hentor he says it's dismissed you're out
of here now I'm telling you this works
and it works real good now the next
effective step that you can do is you
can turn around and ask the judge if
he's a licensed attorney to practice law
because none of the judges are licensed
take my word for it Michigan
Constitution says under the ad
judicature act that they by law to have
a license that they are required to be
licensed by the state of Michigan the
state of Michigan does not license
attorneys the bar association licenses
them they give them a PE p number and a
card that says yeah you're a member of
the buyer Association but if you call up
the buyer Association they will tell you
they don't give nobody a license the
state of Michigan doesn't give them a
license the buyer Association didn't
give him a license so what license could
they be talking about
a Mickey Mouse license cuz that's the
only one that's left the state doesn't
issue one the bar doesn't issue one and
the one they got hanging on the wall
does not a license from the state of
Michigan and the constitution of the
state of Michigan says all judges will
be licensed to practice law before the
state and you ask him where's the guy's
license he doesn't have
one and your honor me it please the card
if since you don't have a license I'm
asking you to recuse yourself until we
can get a judge that has a license now a
little lady
name of Virginia crop's the one that
perfected this argument she's a genius
at it she's a little Spitfire if you
ever watch her in court you're actually
going to see a treat because she is
something
else she's got character she graduated a
full attorney from Wayne State
University and then she refused to join
the bar because she didn't want to
compromise her rights with their
political
chicanery and she she is a full-fledged
serious business legal person and to
hear her work in court is absolutely
like listening to Strat work the
violin she walks in and blows her doors
off well she's on about three judges now
for this same thing she blew the first
judge out so then they sent in another
judge they moved her over to the other
side of town over in over in Burkley
Michigan and then then she walked in and
she blew that judge out of the door so
then they sent her to another judge and
then she turned around and went before
the State Licensing commission and now
they've handed it up to the to the
judicial people of the state to train
res solve the problem they're going to
end up dropping it the judge doesn't
have a license now let's suppose the
judge could prove he has a license which
he doesn't judge let me ask you a
question under your retirement fund
isn't it a fact that you get a certain
percentage of the rake off of all the
tickets that come before your bench well
yeah and isn't out of a $40 that comes
across your bench you get
$18.75 well yeah so you have a financial
interest in this matter isn't that
correct well yeah well isn't that a VI
of judicial Canon number seven you're
not supposed to have any financial
interest in any matter it comes before
your
court I'm going to ask you to recuse
yourself for bias your under may please
the court and every single
judge has got it now does everybody
understand how many ways you can Hammer
them just out of the shoot without even
getting
nasty the judge don't have a license the
judge has got a personal interest in the
case for financial
reasons there is no jurisdiction to hear
the and I'll tell you a secret once you
challenge jurisdiction the burden falls
on the plane of to approv jurisdiction
see and he can't do it it cannot be done
there isn't any there is no jurisdiction
to he a traffic ticket in the United
States of America I know you're sitting
back oh come on they've been getting
this for
years a traffic ticket is a rid of
Assistance or a bill of attainer you
look in your Constitution you'll find
out bills of attainer are against the
Constitution and it's stated at least
twice that I know of all right I'm
telling you you read your Constitution
there is no place for a traffic ticket
you cannot have a rid of a cistem that
has civil Equity arguments that transmit
into law
penalties they can't throw you in jail
for a debt because that's a debtor's
prison we have a constitutional argument
against that
also so how do they do it CU they wants
to and cuz you don't know any better
that's how they do
it
okay what if they have a court if they
say it's a court of
equity all right that's a good question
very I'm glad you're paying attention
here if they say they have a court of
equity and there is equity then you turn
to him and say thank you your honor I
appreciate your time I would like to
know who is the injured party and where
the contract is can you show me the
contract there is no contract unless you
didn't sign your license on UD
1-27 without
prejudice where is the contract it's
when you sign for that
license so don't sign for that license
unless you put UD 1-27 without prejudice
UCC
1-27 now they can't produce the contract
and if they could produce the contract
you've exercised your waiver under the
contract not to give up your
constitutional rights to travel freely
un encumbered right and let me ask you
this can you enter into an
unconstitutional contract not lawfully
contract is voidable for not lawful
performance it has to be a lawful
contract for you to enter into it all
right now the next thing who's the
injured party who got injured show me
judge the parking meter out
there another neat trick that I like to
do especially in speeding tickets is I
like to confront my accuser I always
like to call a black box that accused me
of speeding to the stand and the judge
always gets
upset and I tell him well your honor I
said I've been asking this policeman
here for 3 hours how this the black box
that he's been playing with works and he
can't tell me and we've been through the
whole stationary Mobile radar manual
from MC County Community College Law
Enforcement Academy and I've asked him
every question and I don't know how he
passed his second class radio operator
license cuz he doesn't know how the damn
thing works period he doesn't even know
how to set up the test to properly test
the thing in all environments I said on
top of that I said he is not the witness
he is nothing but a hearsay witness and
his testimony is inadmissible in any
court in the land because you can't have
hearsay he says what the hell are you
talking about I said he did not actually
accuse me that black box was flashing
lights on it and little beepers accuse
me I said now if I had a black box in
here with little lights on it and and
making noises and accusing and saying he
didn't speed he didn't speed he didn't
speed we know how far that go right
through that window judge you throw it
right out through that window but you
let this guy bring his idiot box in with
flashing lights and beepers on it and
his thing is exactly by the book and and
admissible in court he can't tell me how
the thing works we've been trying for 3
and a half hours to test him to see if
he knows how it works he couldn't pass
that test to save his life and the
bottom line is I still don't think the
damn thing works and personally I want
to call up to the stand to confront my
accuser under Article 1 Section 13
paragraph 5 I got a right to confront my
accuser and I'd like to confront my
accuser I'm serving a subpoena a
subpoena deces
takum which means bring your books and
Records
too he goes That's pretty clever I says
not only that your honor he's arguing
apples and oranges see I got a
speedometer in my car and it might be
plus orus 12 M hour on a factory made
one a handmade one is plus orus 6 M hour
I said mine's got a little needle on it
and it works off a little cable it goes
in the transmission it runs off a little
gear I says it doesn't have four decimal
places and it doesn't do space logic and
all this other stuff and shoot out a
mile ahead and tell me how fast the
telephone poles are flying by I said
he's got this handy dandy Gadget in his
car that's measuring speed one way and I
got this one that's measuring speed my
way so how could I be guilty to the
extent that his is talking about cuz I
don't have one of them in my car do you
see the apples and the oranges here
judge it's not really a fair test is it
he goes that's a pretty good argument
you got there he says I'll tell you what
we're going to do you've cost my card
enough for the day I'm going to dismiss
the case what do you think of
that I said fine by me your
honor but before we do I have one more
your honor he says what's
that I says you see that police officer
there I have a great deal of respect for
that police officer and I don't like to
see that police officer get injured in
any capacity I personally feel that
police officer sitting in that vehicle
all day for 8 hours a day getting
bombarded by high energy microwave
energy is an insult to that police
officer's life to his family uh I
personally feel for that police officer
I wonder why these guys are so irritable
and why they don't want to eat no food
and they don't want to jump the old lady
when they go home and I says I
understand why it's because they're
being bombarded by this high energy
microwave and I said some of them are
getting cancer I says I think that this
is an atrocity and I said I don't think
that that officer should be required to
sit in that car all day and be bombarded
by that high energy microwave energy
which could cause to get testicular
cancer and all kind of other problems
with his life and and just so that the
city can make bucks off of these tickets
I I say this is an atrocity he say you
don't worry about that police that's my
job I worry about that I said sir I said
I worry about him he works for me I
worry about
him I says now I've personally run tests
on this thing where we took a microwave
leak detector right from Radio Shack
which used to detect the microwave leaks
on your radar range at home and I said
we went over by the radar car he flipped
the switch on and that thing went red so
I know them guys are being bombarded by
high energy microwave energy and I know
that if I had a microwave energy oven at
home that was leaking that bad it'd go
in the
trash you understand because of the
dangerous hazardous energy that is being
given off by the thing I says now you
ask my police officer here my my friend
in in in in the in the community that's
going to protect me to put a risk of
cancer or something like that on his
body I says I think that's absolutely
unamerican and I'm protesting
he said well I'll take it under
consideration I said and I thank you for
your concern for our police officer I
said that's all right your honor I
trying to be a good citizen so we walked
out of the courtroom that cop came
alongside of me and he says I ain't
never turning that damn thing on again
and what do you bet that didn't go
everywhere now that's psychological
warfare folks that's how it works and I
was right and I was honestly trying to
help him but he told me he ain't never
turning that damn thing on again
now this happened about 1985 now they've
been publishing in the news just in the
last year you're hearing about all these
cops that are coming up with cancer from
all kind of various things well this is
why folks because they're being
bombarded by these high energy radar
guns if I was a policeman I wouldn't
turn that thing on for nothing I'd cut
the wire in the thing I'm not turning it
on what do you think of that I'll write
a ticket I'll look in the spedometer and
I'll see how fast the guy is going if
he's going fast I'll give him a ticket
but I'm not turning that thing just so I
can have my hair fall out get a get a
chemotherapy
treatment I don't need that kind of
stuff you understand I told the judge I
says you got any kind of idea what kind
of power is coming off the end of the
antenna on that gun I said for every
inch that it goes past the windshield
the power curve is squaring itself now
it's reaching out a quarter of a mile
you got any kind of idea how much power
is coming off the end of that
antenna I said that poor guy is being
bombarded with high energy microwave
energy I don't think it's
right so so anyway it got dismissed and
uh psychological warfare worked and most
of the cops in my area don't even have
that thing on anymore cuz I notice when
you go buy them my radar detector
doesn't even go off so I know that it's
effective now that's psychological
warfare It's a combination of uh honesty
and basically I do care about the police
officers I don't want them to be in
danger they're good police officers out
there they have a right to work and have
a safe job just like anybody else
anymore than I was upset with them when
they dumped agent orange on us somewhere
in
Vietnam I mean it's it logical okay now
the bottom line is a lot of things are
going on out here and you have to be
cognizant of what's going on and you
have to be cognizant of your rights and
you have to be willing to take the
necessary and appropriate action and you
can have some fun at it I I like
uh an elder gentleman who is one of my
mentors used to small on he says uh if
you're not having fun you're not doing
it right he says I'll submit a brief and
then he'll send it back to me and he'll
tell me all the things that are wrong
with it and I'll f fix it and I'll send
it right back to him and I'll add a few
more things in there and he'll get all
mad that I fixed it and then I'll then
he'll send me back a thing telling me he
doesn't agree with it and I'll send him
back an answer telling me that's too bad
cuz that's the
law now you can have a lot of fun doing
this another neat thing you can do is go
down and sit in courts I highly
recommend ladies or gentlemen that don't
have anything to do for an afternoon
retirees especially get your Best gal or
your best
uh uh girlfriend or boyfriend whatever
it is take two of you two safety and
numbers take two of you dress in your
best suit and what have you tie or
best skirt and what have you go down and
sit in the court and take a legal pad
just two of you and sit there for the
day and the left you want to sit in the
left rear side the last Pew in the left
rear side and just sit there and do not
smile they'll think you're from the
judicial tenure
commission you ought to see what happens
it's great everybody gets read their
rights everybody gets treated like a
human creature it's absolutely
uh uplifting the judge will stop what
he's doing and ask you we're not here
for anything serious today are we and
I'll say no sir you're hon I'm just
casually
observing he'll go no no no no no no no
no no why are we here
today honest sir we were just in the
area we heard that you were a real good
judge and we wanted to see you in action
my associate was driving in the area and
we stopped by to see he says that fish
smells awful Loosely wrapped to me
now you tell me why you're here right
now honest to God sir we're just
casually observing okay all lawyers in
my Chambers shuts the court down goes in
his Chambers now look they start trying
cases in the chambers and they started
trying them in the hallway then they
were on the other side of the clerk's
office at the other end of the hallway
then they come back and then the little
gal from the prosecutor goes on she says
what's with the Nerd Patrol the judge
give her a look that would
kill don't you do it today honey you
keep that mouth zipped these guys are
from the tenure commission we don't want
no problems with the state you button
that
hatch I mean you can have a lot of fun
my associate was just absolutely almost
in tears he could keep her stayf face no
longer so I say all right we're leaving
he we got out he laughed all the way
down to the car laughed all the way down
Rochester Road to the
expressway said that's the most fun I
had in my life just sitting there in
that day and everybody was getting off
guys were getting sentences cancelled
guys were getting out of jail one guy
had $2,500 worth of fines and they got
reduced to
$124 in 5 days served it was $240 and it
was going to be 10 days in jail but the
judge turned to me and winked he says I
can't throw him in jail for a civil
interraction I knew
that so this is the last offer I'm going
to give you young man it's going to be
$124 and 5 days serves that sound good
to you the lawyer turns to me says you
take this this the best deal you're ever
going to
get so I'm telling you you can be
effective as Citizens you can get on the
radio you can call up we have here Mark
Scott on the radio and uh uh we have uh
several people Mike Reagan uh we have
uh Jesus there's at least eight or 10
top people Joe
uh ma Maxwell was on there there's a uh
Newman fellow um Dave Newman uh there's
quite a few you get on these talk shows
when you hear them bring up the right
constitutional issues you pop off you
sound off tell them hey this is America
last time I heard we got American flag
on that pole out there last time I heard
we got a constitution and by God we're
going to keep it forever forever anybody
got a problem with that okay now there's
a bunch of other things we're going to
take just a little break here and we're
going to come back and we're going to
finish off with some really hard stuff
for the Advan students so um come right
back with us we got some more stuff for
you just like the old squirrel said be
right back