Eviction

darkpagandeath

Would be interesting to find out if we had any of the similar laws ? As this seemed to be deemed a civil matter

bailiffs turn up try to take a house without proper authority. Cops turn up eventually evict the bailiffs

Jimoslimos

No, looks like standard Freeman bullsh1t.

darkpagandeath

Jimoslimos wrote: »

No, looks like standard Freeman bullsh1t.

Freeman the law is freeman now ? bearing in mind this happened in the UK. And I think the cops took away the bailiffs ...

Jimoslimos

darkpagandeath wrote: »

Freeman the law is freeman now ? bearing in mind this happened in the UK

Could you summarise please, because the clip is nearly half an hour long? Ain't nobody got time for that.

In the opening credits when they were claiming bankers were using unlawful force to evict people for centuries would have been the point when I drew my conclusions.

darkpagandeath

Jimoslimos wrote: »

Could you summarise please, because the clip is nearly half an hour long? Ain't nobody got time for that.

In the opening credits when they were claiming bankers were using unlawful force to evict people for centuries would have been the point when I drew my conclusions.

That the cops turned up and evicted the bailiffs ?

Guy:Incognito

It's always funny how these people have no problems entering contracts with these illegally operating banks but suddenly have issue when the bank want their property back.

darkpagandeath

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

It's always funny how these people have no problems entering contracts with these illegally operating banks but suddenly have issue when the bank want their property back.

You mean like 90% of our developers ?

darkpagandeath

lets see what I have learn so far .... developers that bankrupt the country good ... defending your home bad .. ?

dotsman

Firstly, that's an old video. Secondly, I'd love to know who is in possession of the house now.

There's plenty of freeman videos from Ireland. Although the youtube clip might show a minor victory for the freemen, it doesn't show that the law wins out in the end (be it days, weeks months later) and the main victim in all this is the person who, typically in desperation, believes the freeman crap.

Legislation needs to be tightened up to deal with these time/money wasters more efficiently and effectively.

darkpagandeath

dotsman wrote: »

Firstly, that's an old video. Secondly, I'd love to know who is in possession of the house now.

There's plenty of freeman videos from Ireland. Although the youtube clip might show a minor victory for the freemen, it doesn't show that the law wins out in the end (be it days, weeks months later) and the main victim in all this is the person who, typically in desperation, believes the freeman crap.

Legislation needs to be tightened up to deal with these time/money wasters more efficiently and effectively.

So using the law is time wasting ? Can we use this argument against the more well-off ? As I'm sure they use it way more .. but their allowed it seems ... When I go bankrupt can I transfer all my money to me wife ?

darkpagandeath

And I would suggest looking up the law ... before shouting... Freeman that don't believe in it ... As apparently were all on a ship ...

Guy:Incognito

darkpagandeath wrote: »

lets see what I have learn so far .... developers that bankrupt the country good ... defending your home bad .. ?

It's not your home till you pay for it. It belongs to the bank.

darkpagandeath

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

It's not your home till you pay for it. It belongs to the bank.

Ah yes how much money do I need to escape this ? If i lend 1 billion I'm fine yes ?

Rascasse

dotsman wrote: »

Firstly, that's an old video. Secondly, I'd love to know who is in possession of the house now.

Streetview of the house from four months later shows the front door and hall window have been boarded up by the council/bailiffs so it would seem his ruse didn't work for long.

darkpagandeath wrote: »

So using the law is time wasting ? Can we use this argument against the more well-off ? As I'm sure they use it way more .. but their allowed it seems ... When I go bankrupt can I transfer all my money to me wife ?

I wouldn't use this as an example of the little man vs the rich. Check the address on the house sale register and you'll see this guy bought the house for £1.15m in 2006.

Guy:Incognito

darkpagandeath wrote: »

Ah yes how much money do I need to escape this ? If i lend 1 billion I'm fine yes ?

Escape what? Paying the terms of the legally binding contract you willingly signed would do I'd imagine.

darkpagandeath

Rascasse wrote: »

Streetview of the house from four months later shows the front door and hall window have been boarded up by the council/bailiffs so it would seem his ruse didn't work for long.



I wouldn't use this as an example of the little man vs the rich. Check the address on the house sale register and you'll see this guy bought the house for £1.15m in 2006.

Ah I see now property speculation is only for the Rich ? That would never happen here...

darkpagandeath

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

Escape what? Paying the terms of the legally binding contract you willingly signed would do I'd imagine.

I'm sure you and me could name a few

Guy:Incognito

darkpagandeath wrote: »

I'm sure you and me could name a few

A few what?