Doiremick
Active Member
Calling all those who have any comprehension of the law to engage in a discussion about common law and pot.
There is a position known as a freeman on the land or soverign being, in which you are no longer part of the social government and also not confined to all the statutory legislation in place. In other words the missuse of drugs act, the controlled drugs and substance act and any other pieces of legislation do not apply to you, you claim your rights through a notary public and send it into the government.
A video on this is.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aO1E8HEeF4
Does anyone have any interest in this post? If you are let me know and whatever info I can give you I will, I'm studying this over 3 years now after I wanted to be a solicitor (lawyer) and got into common law.
There is a position known as a freeman on the land or soverign being, in which you are no longer part of the social government and also not confined to all the statutory legislation in place. In other words the missuse of drugs act, the controlled drugs and substance act and any other pieces of legislation do not apply to you, you claim your rights through a notary public and send it into the government.
A video on this is.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aO1E8HEeF4
Does anyone have any interest in this post? If you are let me know and whatever info I can give you I will, I'm studying this over 3 years now after I wanted to be a solicitor (lawyer) and got into common law.