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Kenny, goodness me you show lots of anger.
Okay so the nation stops paying Council Tax, Tax no problem there),National Insurance. then what? Who mends the roads? Who pays for the Street Lighting to come on, ot for the traffic lights to work, or our bins to be collected, or the Nurses and Doctors salaries, let alone the electricity, water and gas bills for the hospitals, the Police salaries, fuel for the Police cars, Fire Engines, Ambulances etc. As I said, if you decide not to pay Council Tax, this pays for the Police, Fire Service and council provided services (if you have trouble with this I suggest Janet and John volume 3) you are not entitled to them, why should I subsidise you? Please explain more? If you do not pay into the NHS via National Insurance and Income Tax then why should you be allowed to use the NHS? Please explain? I have not questioned your interpretation of Common Law, yet you accuse me of ignorance. Your hilarious:hothothot So as asked previously do you think you can give a rational answer to my above questions? I doubt it:eek: |
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Oh by the way....you can never win this argument, why should I subsidise your life?
Do you use the roads? Do you use the council Waste collection service? Do you use a NHS Doctor and or NHS Hospitals? Do you have the use of the Fire Service? etc.... You see all these things cost money, if you want to forgo that fine, but find your own island to do it on. |
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Perhaps you're not getting your message over very well? Which is why all those ignorant fools keep chipping in. Some of what they've inferred could very well be libelous. You could sue them for damages. Consider seeing a soliciter tomorrow, and seeking legal advice. I'd be more than willing to act as a witness. |
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We all know when we have done wrong,We all know what we have done wrong.
I like to think I always had the courage of my convictions to hold my hand up and admit I was wrong. Of course If you are an MP you get a little Green Book that tells you that you are a thief but Anarchy rules so who gives a monkeys.:alright: |
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Kenny, mate
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English Bill of Rights 1689 or Magna Carta - The Great Charter because I cannot |
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Oh and Kenny mate,,,,,,,
Seeing you don't subscribe to what the rest of us call a Government and disagree with with any modern laws,ie, Statute Laws, laid down by Parliament and the European Parliament, do you consider yourself to be what you would call a Freeman? Of course this would absolve you from all forms of Taxation and Laws that are not Common Law. But if you do not recognise HM Governement, then how come you are happy to use the money printed by them, it is as fake as the laws you talk about. Surely you would want to use Gold as it is a very real commodity. I do hope you come back, I would love to read your amazing intellect on the matter raised by me and others since we last saw you |
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I think he is still poring over your links to the Magna Carta and the English Bill Of Rights.
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Hiya Michael1954, I'm not ignoring your 'civil' question, You asked "is all this fuss about getting a parking ticket?" I replied "NO" so i am sorry if the reply wasnt good enough,
The only other question from you was about the area in Gt Harwood where you live, you mention that you wish that some yellow lines on your street should be policed and penalties imposed on "those" who think "they" are above the law and "you" can choose whichever law you like, (suddenly its ME parking on HIS yellow lines) READ THIS CAREFULLY PLEASE - If people are parking on yellow lines on your street it is probably because the whole damned area is blanket covered with yellow lines and your area is most likely more out of view of the Revenue Officers than say outside the town hall, You say "I'll just pay the fine and have done with it" What FINE? It's NOT a fine, you really do need to understand - ITS AN OFFER! ITS A CONTRACT! In a contract there has to be two signatures the one making the OFFER (revenue officers) and the recipient, You are NOT told that this is an OFFER/CONTRACT by these parasites until its too late and you have contacted them. By contacting them as they want you either by going in in person or sending (big mistake) payment to them YOU have CONTRACTED with them and so you must pay the amount they requested, IT'S NOT A FINE. It is a STATUTE, a STATUTORY INSTRUMENT. How many times ??? Please read up about these things, its absolutely true. Heres an example of how these parasites work, EVERY road,side street and back alley in Burnley centre has got yellow lines, you cannot park your car in Burnley town centre UNLESS you use one of the revenue areas (their car parks) for which they demand money. And you think this is right ? If you do think its right then carry on! |
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So, if i am not in the club then I cant use the club facilities is that your argument ?
This is the trap that everyone falls into, just because WE (because I dont know the answer either) cant think of an alternative, do we have to put up with this modern day highway robbery? Do you really think that all the taxes in whatever form they take go into the community? If your answer is in the positive then I give up. |
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When you were taking your driving test, did you raise these issues with the examiner? As a driving licence holder do you not think you should obey the rules of the road? If you can safely run a red light, is that all right? If you drive your car at 70mph in a 30mph area is that OK as long as you don't run over anyone?
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