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Art sale to fund my freedom work
Back in March I held a photographic art sale to help fund a Judicial Review challenging a fundamental constitutional issue: that you can be convicted in England, yet the system cannot tell you which legal tribunal exercised jurisdiction ove...
On judicial immunity, enemy combatants, and sovereign restoration
If you were to divorce tomorrow and find yourself in family court, would the Chinese Communist Party—a notional strategic adversary of the United States and other Western nations—care about the outcome? Almost certainly not. Your case would...
Steal a child — or a constitution?
I never expected to find myself caught up in a one-in-a-million family-law case in America, especially as I was — and remain — neither a parent, witness to the underlying events, nor even a party to the proceedings.
In previous articles I...
The real war is over sovereign self-recognition
I had an unexpected breakthrough last night analysing the North Carolina child custody case that I was only tangentially involved in, yet became figural in the court’s reasoning through my labelling as “QAnon”.
As a consequence of befriend...
So, is Q a military intelligence program, or not?
In response to many official sources echoing Q themes in ways that are self-evidently not accidental, I recently wrote a three-part series. This focused less on the drops themselves, their repeated messages, or their implications, and more...
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