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It stands for British Accreditation Regency it means that all lawyers, even in the US, pledge allegiance to Britain and are under the rule of the Queen. Look it up.. you and others will be quick to stammer in denial that we aren't a British colony and under Roman Catholic law but yet we are. History, law, contracts, trespass, among current and future events are like the branches of a willow tree.. and few understand or follow beyond the 2-3 branches in direct focus and everything is so far more involved amd intertwined it's mind numbing. Some get it, most don't even want to talk about it or try.
jeff18 wrote:
I am not a student of law, nor am I particularly bright, however I am willing to guess that case law and decisions made in the courts that support vehicle registration will be used to punish those that drive unregistered vehicles on public roads. Now, I bought a truck in December and did not transfer the title until the end of February. The guy at the DMV was surprised. He became inquisitive when I didn't order a plate to go with the title. Didn't need the plate quite yet, but Michigan has a 90 day title transfer policy so I got the title, and just a few weeks ago got the
Lived in South eastern Mich for years and year.. quite familiar with Secretary of state and the bored as policy enforcement agents. I'd like to say I respect the Wayne County Sheriffs but.. the police agencies out there vs agencies out west are far different in demeanor and professionalism, sometimes rarely I've seen it flipped but not enough to count. I've got family there, I just Downloaded the entire Michigan Vehicle Code.. it may take me a bit but I will pick it apart for you and all using their law as "gospel" and show you that there is no law.
The Secretary of state /DMV are "private" businesses. My above comments of forcing you to be a customer is legal because......? They use the iconic visualization that they are associated with the Goverment? Yet your federal law, which trumps state laws and all have to remain constitutional both on the State level which most often mirrors the Federal. Keep in mind neither of which are your guarantee of rights, it's a reminder to the government as to THEIR limitations which they violate repeatedly min after min and day after day. Few people are so far behind that they don't even know what's being done to them. They just roll with it because that's just the way things are... noooo oooohhhh educate yourself and you'll see [Generalization].
Ordinary Biker wrote:
I would think one thing the authorities might bring up is that by not paying registration fees, you are not helping support road maintenance and upkeep.
Problem with that is, it doesn't go towards that at all. Road taxes are paid through the gas pumps. Want to pay less taxes? Stop trying to keep up with traffic just to fill up more often. California just bumped up its gas taxes an additional al $1.47 which will be on top of the general rise and fall of gas prices. 2011, premium fuel was $4.99-5.29 a gal. Funny thing is. California doesn't import any oil or fuel within its borders because they have and drill their own and they charge a premium for it. Why do they get it.. two reasons. 1. You'll never get enough people to just boycott not going to work, not coming to open their stores, not complying with the game. 2. The masses of people are stupid enough that if gas went up to $10 overnight, they'd still pay for it for reasons of #1. How obedient and dedicated to the system we all are. Amazing how we fund our own demises amd still cling on to the lies we've been taught because we would so much rather embrace the lies and wretchedness of reality because it's familiar to us than sort through it all and put some real work in to stand our own ground and change our opinions based upon new information given... who says indoctrination doesn't work? Public schools and college's alike or laboratories of a softened version of a Spanish Inquisition wrapped in pretty colors and fun idioms.
California also this last 6 months ago raised the cost of registration for vehicles between $25 and $150 on average. But some people's cars are $600 to register or more and it's yearly or bi-yearly. 36 million people x let's say even $2500 new and $105000 used cars over 4 yrs old.. fathom that. California was $6 billion dollars over their projected budget of intake taxes wise. Do you think at any time they told their residents "no, no thank you.. we collected all that we needed. Keep it"..? Government only creates money one of two ways. Taxes the people for it or prints it into existence.
Overall, doesn't matter the state you're in they all operate on baseline-budgeting, they misuse and pilfer different funds for misappropriation of funds all the time. And that's why the currencies we all do pay in excise taxes daily don't go where they were originally allocated for. You've got some smart beaurocrats out there, including policy enforcers and you got some dumb ones who do bare minimums at best. Few stand by their oaths or take it with the wrong damn hand to begin with. Don't let the suits, uniforms, or the badges fool you.
Last edited on Fri Apr 6th, 2018 12:49 am by Undrstm8ed
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