Billboards stating "It's illegal to use a legal name".

[DotCommunist]

do fotlers even realise that if their bollocks was somehow true the court would just railroad over it anway. Expecto Legalis Billius!

 

[two sheds]

I liked the bit in the comment: "and in court their only option is throwing a Freeman in jail for contempt, because thats all they got."

yep that'll do it

 

[Spymaster]

 

[Corax]

Expecto Legalis Billius!

That's for dementors you idiot, not magistrates.

 

[Libertad]

That's for dementors you idiot, not magistrates.

Same difference.

 

[lefteri]

Ah, I saw one in elephant and castle on the corner of elephant road the other day - assumed it was some sort of prank, which by the sound of it is, sort of

 

[Puddy_Tat]

The guy posting most of the nonsense in the comments manages to include a 'WAKE UP!

i think it needs a snooze button...

 

[free spirit]

I liked the bit in the comment: "and in court their only option is throwing a Freeman in jail for contempt, because thats all they got."

yep that'll do it

their body may be in prison, but in their heads they know that they're legally free men still...

 

[LDC]

I met one of these fotlers years ago when he started going out with a housemate. He also happened to be really obsessed by raw food stuff and had the nerve to tell me my recently very ill friend (kidney failure/diaylsis/eventual transplant after near death) should have just been eating more raw papaya and then he would have avoided all the problems. I didn't quite know whether to laugh at his outright inappropriate nerve or smack him in the face for rude and inconsiderate idiocy.

 

[bi0boy]

their body may be in prison, but in their heads they know that they're legally free men still...

It's not a prision though, it's an illegal assemblance of walls and so-called prison guards created by the state to provide the illusion of authority over the actual real persons contained within who are free to leave at any time if only they knew it.

 

[Corax]

It's not a prision though, it's an illegal assemblance of walls and so-called prison guards created by the state to provide the illusion of authority over the actual real persons contained within who are free to leave at any time if only they knew it.

Unless they're on a ship. Or something.

 

[Spymaster]

I didn't quite know whether to laugh at his outright inappropriate nerve or smack him in the face for rude and inconsiderate idiocy.

The latter.

 

[kingfisher]

yeah but isnt the difference between your legal iad barrister/advocate and your 10k an hour QC what kind of "magic words" they can speak to the judge? and isnt there something in this of a kickback against that sloughing loads of cash away on lawyers that half (most) of the time go to the bar with the prosecution after youv been weighed off anyway?
howards marks defense was good magic words (it was legal because i was doing it for SIS) and worked, its worked for me sometimes too.
but yeah, if you look in there eyes and see the robotic without any passion then they are to use one of their phrases -shills- picking a protest camp archetype and pretending to be one.
also i expect theres plenty here that would applaud (i would) the refusing to stand, 2 fingers to the judge more anarchist spin on not caring about going to jail (or going jail in lieu of paying fines) playing to a public gallery,full applause and doesnt have to buy any rounds when (s)hes out.
i aint going to jail though,

 

[The39thStep]

yeah but isnt the difference between your legal iad barrister/advocate and your 10k an hour QC what kind of "magic words" they can speak to the judge? and isnt there something in this of a kickback against that sloughing loads of cash away on lawyers that half (most) of the time go to the bar with the prosecution after youv been weighed off anyway?
howards marks defense was good magic words (it was legal because i was doing it for SIS) and worked, its worked for me sometimes too.
but yeah, if you look in there eyes and see the robotic without any passion then they are to use one of their phrases -shills- picking a protest camp archetype and pretending to be one.
also i expect theres plenty here that would applaud (i would) the refusing to stand, 2 fingers to the judge more anarchist spin on not caring about going to jail (or going jail in lieu of paying fines) playing to a public gallery,full applause and doesnt have to buy any rounds when (s)hes out.
i aint going to jail though,

Absolutely

 

[mr steev]

I'll take a slight detour tomorrow and have a giggle

It's been replaced by a fruit pastel one now. It can't have been up for long as I pass there virtually every day and only noticed it once

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

yeah but isnt the difference between your legal iad barrister/advocate and your 10k an hour QC what kind of "magic words" they can speak to the judge? and isnt there something in this of a kickback against that sloughing loads of cash away on lawyers that half (most) of the time go to the bar with the prosecution after youv been weighed off anyway?
howards marks defense was good magic words (it was legal because i was doing it for SIS) and worked, its worked for me sometimes too.
but yeah, if you look in there eyes and see the robotic without any passion then they are to use one of their phrases -shills- picking a protest camp archetype and pretending to be one.
also i expect theres plenty here that would applaud (i would) the refusing to stand, 2 fingers to the judge more anarchist spin on not caring about going to jail (or going jail in lieu of paying fines) playing to a public gallery,full applause and doesnt have to buy any rounds when (s)hes out.
i aint going to jail though,

Howard Marks got 25 years, even though he knew the difference between there, their and they're.

 

[Monkeygrinder's Organ]

Howard Marks got 25 years, even though he knew the difference between there, their and they're.

Maybe so, but apart from the 25 year sentence he got off scot-free. magic.

 

[kingfisher]

yeah im talking about this one When arrested, he was in possession of numerous pieces of incriminating evidence, as well as £30,000 in cash.[41] Defended by Lord Hutchinson, Marks pleaded 'Not Guilty', concocting a story that he was an agent for MI6 (concealing the fact that his relation with MI6 ended in 1973) and the Mexican Secret Service that had set up an identity as a drug smuggler in order to close the net on James McCann (wanted in Britain for his IRA activities).[42] The jury found him innocent of drug smuggling, but guilty of using false passports and Marks was sentenced to two years imprisonment, but was released after five days having already served most of this time before sentencing was passed.[4
but you dont have to facetious -

 

[Monkeygrinder's Organ]

So in fact apart from the 2 year sentence, and being defended by Baron Hutchinson of Lullington, he got off through his own pure devious wit?

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

So in fact apart from the 2 year sentence, and being defended by Baron Hutchinson of Lullington, he got off through his own pure devious wit?

You left out the guilty plea and plea bargain he made with HM Customs,the grassing cunt Free Man.

 

[kingfisher]

i once threw a freemans hat on the fire, because he was giving bad legal advice to activists. he later recanted that rubbish (well claimed to have never promoted it, but) i dont know, what would be a good bit of vandalism to put on these billboards? - "bollocks, take out a mortgage get a qc"?

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

Just write; but "legal to use an illegal name" underneath.

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

One in Guildford too has made the county newspaper, (not much happens in Surrey) This billboard's gone up in Guildford and everyone's baffled

It also has a poll if anyone's wanting to click a button.

 

[Gerry1time]

It also has a poll if anyone's wanting to click a button.

Don't click it! If you click it, you recognise the jurisdiction of the illuminati LIZARDS of the family SPACE to do 9/11 in a boat on the land!

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

Don't click it! If you click it, you recognise the jurisdiction of the illuminati LIZARDS of the family SPACE to do 9/11 in a boat on the land!

Oddly enough, Illuminati are the runaway leaders of the poll...

 

[lazythursday]

This Dundee article suggests the Advertising Standards Authority have investigated, got a bit confused and decided not to bother investigating any further: Mysterious billboards appear throughout Dundee - The Courier

I'd take issue with it 'not being harmful' if it's the gateway to the FOTL rabbit hole for just one person.

 

[pengaleng]

swear I saw one of these while driving around canary wharf, I just thought it was some dickheads art project from shoreditch.

 

[AverageJoe]

There's one in Salisbury

 

[Whagwan]

Saw one today on the outside of Redpoint climbing centre Bristol...

 

[Tom A]

Seen two examples in Greater Manchester, one in the city centre and the other in Radcliffe. Thought it was some lame "subvertising" at first.