Q: Les, they have AG opinions saying that it is not Statutorialy Acceptable for a Clerk to Accept any COMMON LAW COPYRIGHTS in the State of Texas. Governor Perry said in his Presidential run that evrryone should be Sovereign Americans. It also states that no one in Texas will be considered as SOVERIGN. I believe this goes against the Exemption we have with the Federal Government and being able to aquire it. So I guess put it back up on your site and will try to Record the [ ] UCC-1 in County.
See what they want is to have the [ ] Enterprises as the Debtor (1) and the Strawman(2) or not at all. You tell me Comon Law supercedes, but it seems here they have quashed it and no Common Law Records exist. SCAREY!
Tell me your thoughts…
R: Gary this makes perfect sense – common law is not statue law. All he is saying is that Texas only recognizes Statue Law because it is only limited to that which is on the statues. Common law exists outside of that but as it is outside of their jurisdiction they do not recognize it. They only recognize fictions – this is the way it is. Other than that don’t know what you are asking.
Scary it is as it is a denial of due process. We have to stand up for what we believe is our rights. We can’t all be whimps!
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