"Freemen" try to stop Gardaí arresting mother

Fukuyama · 2013-11-27 21:42:44

I don't know much about this crowd and have heard they're a bit of a pi55 take. Stumbled across this video and am a bit confused as to what they hell they actually think they're at. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bZBArIMkF0 Apparently, gardaí taking a woman into custody because the HSE have a court order against her is…

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#152 28-11-2013 07:02PM

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In case people aren't aware, there's a massive Freeman thread on Boards, which is regularly updated:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056353782

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#153 28-11-2013 07:16PM

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They are off their game:rolleyes::rolleyes:. This guy explains how he beat the guards with a dictionary. He features heavily in tte freeman movement..

Just listen to the first few mins here before he trails off (and ignore the terrible video quality):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-WLD7HXU7I

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#154 28-11-2013 07:18PM

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wotswattage wrote: »

They are off their game:rolleyes::rolleyes:. This guy explains how he beat the guards with a dictionary. He features heavily

Just listen to the first few mins here before he trails off (and ignore the terrible video quality):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-WLD7HXU7I

That guy... sigh... if you really want a sense of just how nuts these guys CAN be, go track down his Facebook page... pretty intensely stupid... and of course sad.

He is from the depths of the conspiracy branch...

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#155 28-11-2013 07:19PM

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tomtucker81 wrote: »

Not really. According to them, common law is their rules/guidelines. In common law you cant steal, assault or murder. Common law covers the basic things, as it was needed hundreds of years ago.
Since then we have various acts making new laws as needed, as society evolved. Stealing is covered under the theft and fraud offences of 2001, giving modern definition and penalties for offences. Similarly the public order act replaced the common law breach of the peace. And so on.
although I think murder is still contrary to common law.
ive met a few freemen, and they are full of terminology that sounds all legal, and probably would've worked 500 years ago. Alas it is pure nonsense nowadays!!

No, even 500 years ago their ideas would be nonsense. Complex legal systems have existed for thousands of years, "freeman" type ideas never did. The only analogue would be societies without any central authority where people have to sort things out between themselves, i.e. via vengeance or feuding or paying blood-money.

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#156 28-11-2013 07:36PM

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Blay wrote: »

This has to be one of the best Freeman cases;

http://www.independent.ie/regionals/enniscorthyguardian/news/bobby-of-the-family-sludds-may-be-jailed-27250040.html

:pac:

I went to school with this guy back in Wexford. His folks are a bit hippy-ish but nothing crazy. Very nice bunch of people in actual fact.

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#157 28-11-2013 07:44PM

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These would be the boyos...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iRCD54tWBQ

Seems legit! :pac:

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#158 29-11-2013 09:48PM

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I am Patrick of the Kenny family I live in a trophy house and I will have these crowd on my show soon

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