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I certainly hope the judge doesn't even read the bravo sierra on this forum. I'll also be glad when he rules on it and the issue can be put to bed.
Well SP, after sitting in Judge Green’s CU process hearing today, it appears he has indeed studied up on at least the same legal principles studied here on this thread. It seems as though he might even be leaning, based on his questions, towards a quick ruling on Nov 12 that renders this lawsuit against 5,000 citizens, forever Tango Uniform. Interesting development.
I have no idea what that means.
Well bob bob unsure what part of “that” you do not understand. To break it out.
SP is user name stone packard.
Judge Green is the First Judicial Circuit Court of Florida juror hearing plaintiff Walton County Commissions evidence to affirm Walton’s complaint that all people in the world have, old English common law use of Walton private beach property.
Some of the customary use legal principles include from 7 to 4 old English custom common law doctrine criteria depending which English or American court you cite.
A quick ruling of the plaintiff’s, Walton Commissioners, customary use of all 1,193 Defendant American private beachfront property parcels and 4,670 owners that Walton individually notified and file suite against. About 650+ parcels and 2,600 property owners that have hired 34 attorneys (that’s about 76 owners per attorney), have intervened to protect their Constitutional 5th and 14th individual property right, from the Commissioners’ taking of their property right to choose to share their private property or not. Just like every American.
Obviously you have not served in the military. Tango Uniform is the phonetic alphabet words for T and U. You can look up that slang meaning but means something does not work, is broken, or can’t be fixed. Kinda like the CU credibility of vocal CU believer’s beliefs.
SP is user name stone packard.
Judge Green is the First Judicial Circuit Court of Florida juror hearing plaintiff Walton County Commissions evidence to affirm Walton’s complaint that all people in the world have, old English common law use of Walton private beach property.
Some of the customary use legal principles include from 7 to 4 old English custom common law doctrine criteria depending which English or American court you cite.
A quick ruling of the plaintiff’s, Walton Commissioners, customary use of all 1,193 Defendant American private beachfront property parcels and 4,670 owners that Walton individually notified and file suite against. About 650+ parcels and 2,600 property owners that have hired 34 attorneys (that’s about 76 owners per attorney), have intervened to protect their Constitutional 5th and 14th individual property right, from the Commissioners’ taking of their property right to choose to share their private property or not. Just like every American.
Obviously you have not served in the military. Tango Uniform is the phonetic alphabet words for T and U. You can look up that slang meaning but means something does not work, is broken, or can’t be fixed. Kinda like the CU credibility of vocal CU believer’s beliefs.
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Because the local newspaper has posted nothing on the very important hearing yesterday please provide more information about issues that were discussed and how the judge responded. Thanks.
Have you always been so unclear in your communications or did you learn that in law school? Thanks for trying though.
Can someone in plain english tell us what happened and what it means?
As best as I can tell, Reggie Gaskins was there and speculates that based on the line of the judge's questioning he is going to throw out the CU lawsuits. Of course, RG is probably ripe for confirmation bias, so, take it for what it is. The big reveal is 11/12/19
Does "collective humanity" include Native Americans and their rights under ancient English common law? I think they were here long before the Rauschkolbs came here from Germany. It is German is it not?