Freeman-on-the-land idiocies

[Karl Masks]

Obviously amateurs at the FOTL game. If only they’d changed their names to Detry of the Wogermans or The Human Entity known as Laralynne, the coppers would have been powerless to detain them.

Hopefully he's at least got his schedule of fees laminated at the end of his garden, I mean sovereign estate freely granted by the will of god

 

[T & P]

Another day, another nutjob miserably failing to convince the authorities or judiciary they are exempt from the laws of land and spending time in the Big House

Stuff

www.stuff.co.nz

Gordon said she was representing as a “non-resident settlement”, and that Megan Gordon was an “artificial construct” from a birth certificate or a marriage certificate.

“I am not that. I am here as Megan Dale ... All charges are against the artificial construct.”

Do these people lie each other in message boards and tell tales of how they've avoided all fines and criminal proceedings? Because the penny should be dropping by now...

 

[quiet guy]

It's only their legal entities that have been found guilty not their true FoTL persona. It's a wonder Trump hasn't tried this schtik when in front of the many judges he has faced.

 

[two sheds]

She has a similar penchant for insulting judges

 

[Voley]

Trying to evade a drunk-driving charge. Striking a real blow against oppression there.

 

[BigMoaner]

Trying to evade a drunk-driving charge. Striking a real blow against oppression there.

she's probably far too special and spiritual to feel the effects of booze.

 

[BigMoaner]

honestly, i would love a live stream of some judge facing one of these. his intital tilting of head and then going from there

 

[likesfish]

had another person point out I was extorting money via menences as double yellow lines aren't law

 

[Storm Fox]

had another person point out I was extorting money via menences as double yellow lines aren't law

I'm sure if you let their tyres down, the law would suddenly become very important.

 

[likesfish]

bloke doesn't actually have a car just likes to annoy CEOs with his "knowledge" of the law and the bill of rights

 

[Storm Fox]

bloke doesn't actually have a car just likes to annoy CEOs with his "knowledge" of the law and the bill of rights

Well nick his shoelaces

 

[DaveCinzano]

Well nick his shoelaces

Clamp his boots

 

[two sheds]

We have a live one



From the U.S. but gets a Highly Commended at the very least.

 

[BigMoaner]

Quite the sentence.

 

[BigMoaner]

And surely not helped at all if your defence is verbal Absoloute Bollocks

 

[cupid_stunt]

We have a live one

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From the U.S. but gets a Highly Commended at the very least.

He's certainly a live one, from the original trial...

WASHINGTON — A Jan. 6 rioter who represented himself during a jury trial and advanced sovereign citizen arguments that a federal judge described as "bulls---" and "gobbledygook" was found guilty Tuesday and ordered into government custody.

"bullshit" and "gobbledygook".

Judge Royce Lamberth had grown frustrated with Johnatakis during a pretrial conference last week that took place the day before jury selection began. Johnatakis repeatedly said that he wanted to accept "full liability" for the charges. “I would like to come to a resolution,” Johnatakis said, though he refused to plead guilty to the charges.

Johnatakis “could get a lesser sentence" if he "weren’t so hardheaded," Lamberth said.

"I'm telling you the facts of life. You don't believe me," Lamberth said. "When they find you guilty, you're going to jail."

Once the jury trial began, Johnatakis didn't call any witnesses or put on a defense.

"I have repented all my sins," Johnatakis said during the trial, saying he requested that Lamberth "discharge" the matter — a common phrase from sovereign citizens — since, he said, there was no "controversy" before the court.

During the trial, Johnatakis questioned an FBI agent, Michael Kiley, on whether he accepted Johnatakis' apology for his actions. Kiley responded that it wasn't his place to accept Johnatakis' apology.

Jan. 6 rioter who used sovereign citizen 'gobbledygook' at trial is found guilty

A jury convicted Taylor James Johnatakis on multiple charges, including assaulting officers. The federal judge overseeing his trial grew frustrated with his arguments.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[BigMoaner]

I mean that’s trial is probably the biggest days of his life outside his kids birth perhaps.

“I think it’s really sensible to wheel out a hella lot of bollocks. “

Shows how deranged some people are. No other word for it. Not mad. Just living in a different reality.

 

[BigMoaner]

The court is threatening him with 9 years and he uses the magic word “discharge” in hope that it works Jesus fucking Christ

 

[Monkeygrinder's Organ]

I mean that’s trial is probably the biggest days of his life outside his kids birth perhaps.

“I think it’s really sensible to wheel out a hella lot of bollocks. “

Shows how deranged some people are. No other word for it. Not mad. Just living in a different reality.

It's the fact that it appears to be able to survive such a massive collision with actual reality that's really baffling isn't it. I mean some knobhead going on online about the how the magic word will keep you out of prison is one thing, but going on about the magic word keeping you out of prison when they're actually in prison is something else.

 

[Orang Utan]

The court is threatening him with 9 years and he uses the magic word “discharge” in hope that it works Jesus fucking Christ

The magic words fail again.
It’s like he’s pulled a pistol out and pulled the trigger, only to discover that all that comes out of it is a little flag that says BANG!

 

[brogdale]

9 years? That's gonna be one hell of a fee schedule that the judge receives from the Sov-Cit!

 

[BigMoaner]

It's the fact that it appears to be able to survive such a massive collision with actual reality that's really baffling isn't it. I mean some knobhead going on online about the how the magic word will keep you out of prison is one thing, but going on about the magic word keeping you out of prison when they're actually in prison is something else.

It’s mind melting. Esp when hen faced with such a serious stretch.

 

[BigMoaner]

Still think it’s narcissism as some kind of motivating factor. If you have a kind of normal healthy humility your really not going to be saying “discharge” as a magic word to get out of a nine year sentence when in the dock. Your one job was to try and navigate the trial as best you can

 

[Voley]

I'm interested why he thinks saying no "controversy" before the court makes any difference.

But not interested enough to go down the rabbithole that's his mind, admittedly.

 

[BigMoaner]

I'm interested why he thinks saying no "controversy" before the court makes any difference.

But not interested enough to go down the rabbithole that's his mind, admittedly.

It’s because the judge doesn’t stand under him obviously

 

[BigMoaner]

“"I'm telling you the facts of life. You don't believe me," Lamberth said. "When they find you guilty, you're going to jail."

His lawyer

 

[A380]

I wonder what goes through these people's minds when they wake up on day two of a nine stretch? Or day 30?

 

[klang]

The court is threatening him with 9 years and he uses the magic word “discharge” in hope that it works

Tbf, he does come across like a bit of discharge.

 

[BigMoaner]

The judge described his defence as goblydegoop and bullshit.

It’s so mind bending

 

[klang]

I wonder what goes through these people's minds when they wake up on day two of a nine stretch? Or day 30?

'I'm in it for the cause'