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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ym02kj146o

Well worth a little read and zooming into their documents etc.

It’s epic/scary stuff. 

Scary stuff indeed. Those docs are really weird reading. The bit that got me was that ‘a truth is just the option 3 people’

Sounds like it’s from the Trump School of Logic.

Yep, some real gems in the article and that document.

So many takeaways:

Members (believed they) had self-conferred legal powers derived from what they believed to be the “true meanings” of words, the court heard.

The court heard Christopher sent Mr Brookes a series of letters between March 2022 and April 2023, accusing him of being a “detrimental necromancer” who must face corporal punishment, including beating with cattle prods.

Loving the “detrimental necromancer” bit… Which means there must be good necromancing too I assume? 😀

Which means there must be good necromancing too

^^ lol 😀

Why would you beat someone with a cattle prod? Aren’t they more proddy?

onehundredthidiot
Full Member
Why would you beat someone with a cattle prod? Aren’t they more proddy?

I wondered that myself. I’m not sure they are big on details.

I remember hearing about this and thinking that it was one of the oddest things I’d heard.

dudeofdoom
Full Member
I remember hearing about this and thinking that it was one of the oddest things I’d heard.

Its a shame one of those YT “Auditors” didn’t turn up at the cults offices and start videoing…

It would likely have resulted in a singularity that ended the multiverse though.

I remember hearing about this and thinking that it was one of the oddest things I’d heard.

It’s a high bar, there are some very odd people about. Auditors, Freemen of the Land, loads of people who think the law doesn’t apply to them and eventually find out the hard way that it does.

… Members of Parliament.

I opened this thinking it was going to be an opportunity to be a light house keeper on a lonely peninsula somewhere off the north coast of Scotland.

Clause 5 in their Judicial notice references bi-cycles and uni-cycles.

Clearly bad-uns.

loads of people who think the law doesn’t apply to them and eventually find out the hard way that it does.

They left this, erm, “event” and went straight on to Southend’s Country Court to shut it down… and got arrested.

Ah… Many lolz!

kcr
Free Member
Clause 5 in their Judicial notice references bi-cycles and uni-cycles.

Clearly bad-uns.

… And pedants. I wonder if they are members? Lol

Clause 5 in their Judicial notice references bi-cycles and uni-cycles.

And also Bi-noculars, the root is bini-occulus (double vision) How are people taken in by this sort of shit?

Makes you think……….

How are people taken in by this sort of shit?

Same with any conspiracy theory. Most people ARE that stupid!
And at the top there’s usually someone who isn’t actually stupid; they’re a manipulative grifter, finding the stupid people and scamming them.

Clause 5 in their Judicial notice references bi-cycles and uni-cycles.

It is a feature of these types that they try to deconstruct words in order to find some “original” meaning, “womb-man” etc.  Also, delving into history to show why things were originally created, apparently oblivious to the fact that everything in society is in a state of flux and the reason we have laws and customs now is rarely the same as the reason they were originally created.  Actually that last bit is not restricted to freemen on the land types, plenty of single issue warriors do such things.

Worse than “Freeman of the Land” nonsense.

This is what preventative detention and straitjackets are designed for.

“womb-man” etc.

But literally two minutes of googling will reveal the origin of these sorts of words. The thing that I don’t understand about these folks is they’re all obsessed with “doing their own research” but so often fail to actually do any, and what they end up doing is “reinforcing their belief”

the effects of Covid19 isolation on some people is going to keep [actual] researchers going for decades

“doing their own research”

Isn’t it a kind of mental illness? It’s an inability to think rationally and a need to be part of something that removes responsibility to reality.

At some point it may be recognised as that and the manipulators will be seen or held accountable for what they are.

And at the top there’s usually someone who isn’t actually stupid; they’re a manipulative grifter, finding the stupid people and scamming them.

Although in this case he seems stupid enough to have got involved rather than just cheering them on from the sidelines.

The thing that I don’t understand about these folks is they’re all obsessed with “doing their own research” but so often fail to actually do any, and what they end up doing is “reinforcing their belief”

The ability to cherry pick which bits of their “research” they believe and which bits they choose to ignore, belittle and rubbish is also a requirement. And often it’s a euphemism for going off down a rabbit hole of conspiracy bollocks, watching all that and taking it on board but then ignoring the opposing view completely. It’s very easy to do if you simply state that anyone with an opposing view is “in on it” or “one of Them”.

SciManDan on YouTube is very good at debunking flat earthers, space deniers, moon landing hoaxers etc. It’s amazing how many of them can believe very selective bits that fit their narrative but then rubbish the rest, even when it comes from the same source, sometimes even the same article.

The ‘misled’ defence.

We’ve been hearing that a lot of late, mostly from former trump supporters during their court cases.

Well half of the USA have been taken in by the cult (other spellings are available) Trump, so this little foursome from Essex are complete amateurs.

dyna-ti
Full Member
The ‘misled’ defence.

We’ve been hearing that a lot of late, mostly from former trump supporters during their court cases.

Lol, very true.

I hardly ever worked for me at school so pretty incredible to see a legal-soeak version used in court.