I hadn't realised how long it's been since I wrote anything on here!
This year has been one of learning for me and growing a pair and actually doing something about the things that I believe are just plain wrong.
I learned a lot about freemen, The US government (what a piece of work and psychopaths they are!), illuminati (still not sure about that one), freemasonry (still reserving judgement on that one), contracts, debt collectors (jokers) and mostly about mortgages.
I find it really sad that so much destruction and lack of empathy is going on in the world with downright lies, by the media, fed to an ever docile population that seem to be sleepwalking into their own prison cells.
I have learned to step in and out of the system and use it as required without getting myself in trouble or shouting from the rooftops what I'm up to whilst also contributing to the learning of others, but some aren't interested but they will be.
Hopefully in 2012 I will administratively remove the bank from mortgage without having to take them to court, I already have a legally binding admission that they have sold the original security instrument and no longer have a right to collect payments on said "debt", as soon as this is over I will document it on here.
In the meantime Merry Christmas and be happy.
Thursday 15 December 2011
Wednesday 5 January 2011
Socialism - But I don't want to play?
I've never been happy by the amount of money that is extracted from the fruits of my labour, I earned it why is somebody allowed to take a big chunk off me to pay for "essential services"? We're always bombarded by "NHS is the envy of the world", "our wonderful NHS", "keep your hands off our NHS". I never quite understood these statements; to me it was more a case of why are there so many sick people? Why does it need so much money? Is tattoo removal essential? Is gastric by-pass surgery essential? If somebody pays to have a tattoo and later regrets it why do I have to contribute to the cost of removing it? If somebody has a lifestyle that makes them obese and they can't control their calorie intake and energy consumption why do I have to contribute to the cost of expensive surgery?
I've always thought that I should be self reliant, earn my keep and pay for what I use and I generally have done (with what's left after HMRC has had their sizable chunk). I paid for myself to go to college and university after being made redundant several times in the early 90s, I worked all the holidays to support myself, I owed nobody. I got a job after leaving university and every month I'd get my payslip with over £1000 every month deducted for tax and NI. I was starting to think that if you work hard then you're going to be financially raped for the rest of your days, pay off your mortgage (but still never own your own home, more on that to come), retire and get a tiny fraction of what you'd paid into the system out in the form of a pension but even 15 years ago there were rumblings that I needed my own pension as there wouldn't be a state pension by then and if there was it'd buy you a loaf and 3 tins of beans! No wonder so many people don't want to work or say "I can't afford to take a job". It was increasingly evident that the government wanted more and more to fund its growing activities, but hold on a minute - when did I agree to all this?
I didn't so I'm extracting myself from this system now - it'll be a long haul but I'm determined to do it. The UK is heading for financial collapse and I want to make sure I'm watching from my dinghy and not the deck. I appreciate that their are a lot of staunch socialists out there who may find what I've said unbelievable but this is what I think and feel and as yet we still have some freedoms in this country (for now) and I don't want to be part of this socialism so I'm getting off.
I've always thought that I should be self reliant, earn my keep and pay for what I use and I generally have done (with what's left after HMRC has had their sizable chunk). I paid for myself to go to college and university after being made redundant several times in the early 90s, I worked all the holidays to support myself, I owed nobody. I got a job after leaving university and every month I'd get my payslip with over £1000 every month deducted for tax and NI. I was starting to think that if you work hard then you're going to be financially raped for the rest of your days, pay off your mortgage (but still never own your own home, more on that to come), retire and get a tiny fraction of what you'd paid into the system out in the form of a pension but even 15 years ago there were rumblings that I needed my own pension as there wouldn't be a state pension by then and if there was it'd buy you a loaf and 3 tins of beans! No wonder so many people don't want to work or say "I can't afford to take a job". It was increasingly evident that the government wanted more and more to fund its growing activities, but hold on a minute - when did I agree to all this?
I didn't so I'm extracting myself from this system now - it'll be a long haul but I'm determined to do it. The UK is heading for financial collapse and I want to make sure I'm watching from my dinghy and not the deck. I appreciate that their are a lot of staunch socialists out there who may find what I've said unbelievable but this is what I think and feel and as yet we still have some freedoms in this country (for now) and I don't want to be part of this socialism so I'm getting off.
Tuesday 4 January 2011
The beginning....
This is my first attempt at blogging, I'm no journalist and not always very articulate but I've begun to realise that lots of things are not quite right with this country and the world.
It all started about 6 months ago when I got a parking ticket; I was parked in a side road on an out of town shopping centre; it was the Next sale and the car park was full so I parked on a verge, not causing an obstruction, it wasn't a through road and there were lots of other cars parked similarly. The local traffic warden smelt a bumper day and would be able to finish early and ticketed everybody. I know I was parked incorrectly but it wasn't causing a problem and the lines were crap, all broken up, large sections missing, not finished properly, etc. I just viewed this as complete opportunism by the greedy council contractor. So I appealled on the grounds of the Road Traffic Act which is pretty clear and by my understanding they were in the wrong but they rejected my appeal and I begrudgingly paid it.
Since then I discovered Lawful Rebellion and Freeman thinking and it made perfect sense, the law of contracts, money (or lack of it), creditors, debtors, banks, NWO and all the stuff that you don't read or see in the MSM.
There's a lot to learn and take in but understanding who you are and that you don't have to be a slave is truly liberating.
I recently got a PCN through the post for doing 57MPH in a 50MPH zone, it was a dual carriageway with no pathways for pedestrians, no residencies, no businesses in the area and again I thought who is the injured party here? This is pure taxation. I'd read about contracts and that a PCN is an offer of service so I kindly declined their offer of service and I've not heard anything about it since!
That's all for now - more soon.
It all started about 6 months ago when I got a parking ticket; I was parked in a side road on an out of town shopping centre; it was the Next sale and the car park was full so I parked on a verge, not causing an obstruction, it wasn't a through road and there were lots of other cars parked similarly. The local traffic warden smelt a bumper day and would be able to finish early and ticketed everybody. I know I was parked incorrectly but it wasn't causing a problem and the lines were crap, all broken up, large sections missing, not finished properly, etc. I just viewed this as complete opportunism by the greedy council contractor. So I appealled on the grounds of the Road Traffic Act which is pretty clear and by my understanding they were in the wrong but they rejected my appeal and I begrudgingly paid it.
Since then I discovered Lawful Rebellion and Freeman thinking and it made perfect sense, the law of contracts, money (or lack of it), creditors, debtors, banks, NWO and all the stuff that you don't read or see in the MSM.
There's a lot to learn and take in but understanding who you are and that you don't have to be a slave is truly liberating.
I recently got a PCN through the post for doing 57MPH in a 50MPH zone, it was a dual carriageway with no pathways for pedestrians, no residencies, no businesses in the area and again I thought who is the injured party here? This is pure taxation. I'd read about contracts and that a PCN is an offer of service so I kindly declined their offer of service and I've not heard anything about it since!
That's all for now - more soon.
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