If your God is so weak that His institutions can be hijacked by a secular contract you never even saw then you’re serving the wrong God.
And yet Christians have largely the same divorce rate as non-Christians (the Amish notwithstanding).
If your God is so weak that His institutions can be hijacked by a secular contract you never even saw then you’re serving the wrong God.
I don’t see the connection.And yet Christians have largely the same divorce rate as non-Christians (the Amish notwithstanding).
Thus says every client. We’re not magicians and a Ferrari isn’t a business expense.And I'm sure a good tax firm could find ways to minimise the difference where you live!
My CPA has my big cruiser motorbike as a business expense... . I don't want a Ferrari, but a Cybertruck would be practical.We’re not magicians and a Ferrari isn’t a business expense.
My boss records his fishing license as a business expense and I give him side-eye for it.My CPA has my big cruiser motorbike as a business expense... . I don't want a Ferrari, but a Cybertruck would be practical.
Haha, more power to the boss. Since I don't live in the USofA it won't affect me if your Infernal Revinue Service gets 80 billion more to cause grief to the locals. The BIR here causes us some grief, but that's life as seek to abide by Romans 13:1-7. CheersMy boss records his fishing license as a business expense and I give him side-eye for it.
A lot of people are relying on the IRS remaining underfunded and understaffed but if that 80 billion actually comes through…
Well, someone will actually answer my phone calls but I will also be busy responding to a lot more audits and letters.
Nah, somebody tipped me off that a pompous purveyor of pap was playing lackey for Big Brother.So allegedly this melodramatic peddler of doomer porn has blocked me so he won’t see this response but, none of this is true. A marriage license does not give a government any authority in your home it doesn’t claim already.
Ignorant, and revoltingly proud of it. For those that aren't drinking the kool-aid - look up the term "adherent contract" or "implied agreement." The other legal term is "knew, or should have known." But, either way, as the Bible puts it, "they are without excuse."I have signed multiple marriage licenses now...
...I didn’t agree to anything at all.
No, in EVERY case at the common law, no spouse can be compelled to testify against another. The 'license' is how that once sacrosanct protection (like other privileged communication) has been UNDERMINED, not strengthened!In some states a licensed wife can not be compelled to testify against her husband
What contract? What contract is involved in a marriage license? Show me the verbiage.Nah, somebody tipped me off that a pompous purveyor of pap was playing lackey for Big Brother.
The problem for the ignorant is that crooks masquerading as 'government' claim all KINDS of 'authority' they don't have. But it's the ignorant that sign documents which GIVE them jurisdiction when they were only acting under color of law otherwise.
The far bigger problem is that YHVH has already warned things like "my people are destroyed for lack of knowledge." And that you are bound by contracts you accept, even in ignorance, but especially when you should have known better.
Ignorant, and revoltingly proud of it. For those that aren't drinking the kool-aid - look up the term "adherent contract" or "implied agreement." The other legal term is "knew, or should have known." But, either way, as the Bible puts it, "they are without excuse."
No, in EVERY case at the common law, no spouse can be compelled to testify against another. The 'license' is how that once sacrosanct protection (like other privileged communication) has been UNDERMINED, not strengthened!
My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.
Because you have rejected knowledge,
I also will reject you from being priest for Me;
Because you have forgotten the torah of your God,
I also will forget your children. Hosea 4:6
The Arizona Attorney General a few years back (before they quit having honest elections for 'em) made quite a row when he admitted that those who have a marriage license have ceded authority over their children to the State. He said the quiet part out loud. But no one who understood what had happened was surprised.
For those of you with an actual desire to study, and show yourself approved, don't believe me. (No problem for those who don't seem to believe much of anything they don't see on CNN.) Study the difference between the 'common law' (referenced twice in the Constitution) and what has essentially supplanted it (by agreement, whether the victims know what hit 'em, or not): the UCC, or Uniform Commercial Code, based on Roman Civil Law, which dates back to Babylon (what a coincidence) rather than the English Common Law (see 'Blackstone'.)
BTW: This is true for most English-speaking countries, including for those Down Under, although I am not as familiar with how it has been undermined there, other than the result.
Finally, if somebody comes on claiming there's no such thing as a "Clergy Response Team" or that the IRS really DOES have the right to silence 'churches' which didn't know there were strings attached to making THAT deal with the devil? ['church' incorporation, and IRS privilege] They can call it 'doom porn' all they want. But they shouldn't expect His protection when they "rejected knowledge," and "chose that in which," He said, "I do NOT delight." Many found out the hard was during Covid that - whether they knew about those strings or not - they were there. No wonder they don't preach the Truth anyway...
That is not even REMOTELY what I said. The 'license' SURRENDERS JURISDICTION to one "foreign to our constitution and [common] law."Regarding a licenced [sic] wife being not compelled to testify against her husband... you said that the government has undermined the protection for all wives by only recognising the licenced ones.
Let's try this again.@Mark C, what @The Revolting Man was pointing out is that in practical reality there is no difference in how you are treated by the legal system in either case.
Finally, a point of agreement. But the Still Bigger Issue is Who we serve!So both the rights themselves, and the practical reality of the system you actually live under that distorts and ignores those rights, are true and valid pieces of knowledge, and it is important to understand both.
This is interesting and concerning if correct. But as @The Revolting Man said:The 'license' SURRENDERS JURISDICTION to one "foreign to our constitution and [common] law."
Can you verify the above claim with reference to primary sources?What contract? What contract is involved in a marriage license? Show me the verbiage.
"Now by the POWER VESTED in ME by the State of ...fill-in-the-blank...Can you verify the above claim with reference to primary sources?
So no, you can’t verify with any sources."Now by the POWER VESTED in ME by the State of ...fill-in-the-blank...
I now DECLARE YOU..."
...What? Under who's authority? And with what strings attached? Can they come take your kids, poison poke 'em? Dissolve the 'marriage' THEY licensed? Dispose of the corporate property? Declare wage slavery, at penalty of debtor's prison, for the slave(s)?
(Re: "palimony." Remember Lee Marvin? Landmark case: No license, BUT - he surrendered JURISDICTION! Interestingly, SOME of the 'precedent-setting' in Kalifornia, which had abolished "common law marriage" in 1895, hinged on an alleged oral CONTRACT.
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Yes, they can do it anyway - if you let them. And you don't have protection from a True Authority, whether you know to rest in it or not.
"Primary source," is a bit of a laugher, Samuel. As for 'jurisdiction, read ANY seizure or usurpation case, such as from the USSC. One of my faves is 'deodan': charge the property. Abuses abound. But property doesn't have the right to "face their accuser," assistance of counsel, witnesses...The conclusion always starts with the status of therube slavevictim. ("a resident of the State of fill-in-the-blank; some status that indicates, servitude to 'another master.' Examples include, but are not limited to, 'resident,' 'taxpayer,' 'licensed FFL holder', etc. They don't usually come RIGHT out and say, "slave." Use of the fiat $$$ is another sure trap. No "signature" on doc even needed.)
I've written and lectured a LOT on the most obvious recent example, Obergefell. (including IIRC on this website, for those with interest, years ago.) USSC cite is easy to find, this is right up front:
"Held: The Fourteenth Amendment requires a State to license a marriage between two people of the same sex and to recognize a marriage between two people of the same sex when their marriage was lawfully licensed and performed out-of-State."Nuthin' even remotely related to YHVH or Scripture in there! But the 'terms of art' should leap off the page! (If not, keep reading.)
WHO's 'blessing,' again?
I have done interviews and shows/podcasts on this (and related law/Constitution) issues for over a dozen years. The case is disturbing, and offensive to those who cannot believe "they" would ever do such a thing. To even summarize the larger case in a two-hour or so lecture is a daunting challenge (one I've attempted on many occasions and in a continuing series) which often starts with the 'first principles' of the Declaration of Independence, and the grievances against THAT tyrant, KG III.
Read carefully the text of the (actually NEVER properly ratified!) '14th Amendment.' Author L.B. Bork, in his book of the same name, properly calls it "The Red Amendment")
It clearly lays out TWO classes of 'citizenship' (of which you will now find MULTIPLE definitions of the "US" flavor in Black's Law) - the primary, now supplanted "natural born Citizen," and the 'second-class' variety, "of the State wherein they reside."
"Reside" is a 'term of art.' Check Black's for a shock. "Sojourn" is a semi-synonym (in legal parlance) some might find familiar. But it is NOT the same as "domicile." (And note the reference in Black's 6th, at least, to a 'divorce' action.)
Which brings us to the key line in the Red Amendment:
"...AND subject to the jurisdiction thereof..."
Guess how THAT is established. Actually, a number of ways, most of which the ignorant, as I noted above, have already 'signed up' for. An admission in court will also do, as will "failure to assert" a Right, or statement to the contrary, or even a slip, like "use of a term of art."
"Were you operating this motor vehicle?" A 'yes' is an admission you had BETTER have a license to do so! (And before someone points it out - I did a show on it last week, link below - they can and WILL kill people over that asserted 'jurisdiction'.)
And acceptance of fiat, dishonest weights, in "commerce" will do it, too. And guess what there? (as per this thread) -- there is NO PROMISE of protection by YHVH for participation in what He has already called "abomination."
The key here is legal obfuscation. (You made have heard, "Bury 'em with Bull$#!t." But there won't be a "primary source" tell people outright that they've volunteered into slavery, or even "sold their birthright for a cup of pottage." Well, there IS a Primary Source bit of Torah on THAT part...
I will include a couple of links from interviews I've done that directly relate in just the last month:
Author and lawyer Brent Winters is one of foremost experts on the Common Law that I know of:
“Come out of her, My people” Show ~ Mark Call weekly
This week Mark welcomes back special guest Brent Winters, the Common Lawyer, who has a background and expertise that this first show in a set only begins to explore. Regular listeners understand th…hebrewnationonline.com
“Come out of her, My people” Show ~ Mark Call weekly
Special guest Brent Winters, the Common Lawyer, again joins Mark to complete the discussion of some elements of the history of the “common law” that are SO important to understand ̵…hebrewnationonline.com
And EX-attorney (by intent!) Harmon Taylor specializes in bondage "by agreement" - what it means, and how to avoid it. (His book is also apropos, "We the People: Voluntary Bondage") He's been a friend and guest for many years, this his most recent, to discuss the execution in Utah:
“Come out of her, My people” Show ~ Mark Call weekly
Special guest Harmon Taylor, from Legal Reality, returns to join Mark and talk about perhaps the most major escalation of the continuing attempt to divide patriotic Americans, and what is being don…hebrewnationonline.com
PS> You'll note that the young man executed for the crime of being DECLARED a "sovereign citizen" -- he didn't use the term, but that didn't stop what followed -- kept asking for the cop to "show me the agreement." The cop feigned ignorance; he may, or may not, have been lying. But he'd HAD 'training' on dealing with "DVEs". If this is unsettling - it was for Harmon - you'll hopefully appreciate this show.
There is one aspect of a “divorce” to consider in addition. Alimony is tax deductible. Child support is not. Alimony is not very prevalent these days but there MAY be scenarios where it has positive tax implications. At least that’s what a lawyer told me at the time.
Wouldn't each wife receiving that alimony have to file it as income, so the total household taxable income remains the same?Could he pay tax deductible alimony for each ex wife and then remain legally married to the last one so that he gets to file taxes as a married man?
I honestly don't know if they would have to pay taxes on it or not. But they would be living as "single mothers" so they would probably get some tax break there. But that may be a wash because they would be "single mothers" anyway.Wouldn't each wife receiving that alimony have to file it as income, so the total household taxable income remains the same?
Of course, this might drop taxes if it was designed to keep everyone individually in a lower tax bracket. But there are other more standard and probably much simpler ways of spreading the income between multiple family members for that purpose, and anyone with a home business already does that. This seems a terribly complex way of achieving the same result.