Silverlicious
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wow. asylum, you sure you watched the video? do you work for government?
Silverlicious said:wow. asylum, you sure you watched the video? do you work for government?
Asylum said:Silverlicious said:wow. asylum, you sure you watched the video? do you work for government?
Never take things at face valueguess that can work for silver too.
Confirmation bias can get in the way.
And knowledge of history and a few facts in no way suggests I work for any government department.
Silverlicious said:And according to the law, if you are accused of something and you don't rebut it, then it is considered you agree with the accusations against you.
Asylum said:Silverlicious said:And according to the law, if you are accused of something and you don't rebut it, then it is considered you agree with the accusations against you.
As far as I am aware they only changed that law in NSW and only pertaining to murder, rape and assaulting an officer. It has nothing to do with Government departments.
As for your other points I am well aware of them and which are correct. I wrote a lengthy post on my points and have already answered some things you seem to have re-stated.
I am sure the guy is the real deal as in a real guy that imported a real car and met with some unfounded fees and charges and confusing rules. I've been there too.
But again, the video only states his opinion and contradicts itself and isn't backed up by many facts.
I don't disagree with the facts but there is a lot more to this than what is presented here and on various conspiracy or 'truth' websites.
Out of interest, would you refuse to pay your electricity bill because it is a company and not the government?
When I said don't take things at face value I meant everything, from this video to your government so don't think I am attacking you or the video directly, just opening up the discussion so that it is more than watching a video or a few random statements and yelling 'yeh right on up yours establishment!'
goldpelican said:Was discussing this with someone today.
Basically laws are human constructs - what makes an earlier construct forever impervious and able to override anything subsequent?
"Law" is written by those with the guns, not those who prick their fingers for a drop of blood. OPPT is a fantasy, regardless of the arguments for its validity.
Silverlicious said:Asylum said:Silverlicious said:And according to the law, if you are accused of something and you don't rebut it, then it is considered you agree with the accusations against you.
As far as I am aware they only changed that law in NSW and only pertaining to murder, rape and assaulting an officer. It has nothing to do with Government departments.
As for your other points I am well aware of them and which are correct. I wrote a lengthy post on my points and have already answered some things you seem to have re-stated.
I am sure the guy is the real deal as in a real guy that imported a real car and met with some unfounded fees and charges and confusing rules. I've been there too.
But again, the video only states his opinion and contradicts itself and isn't backed up by many facts.
I don't disagree with the facts but there is a lot more to this than what is presented here and on various conspiracy or 'truth' websites.
Out of interest, would you refuse to pay your electricity bill because it is a company and not the government?
When I said don't take things at face value I meant everything, from this video to your government so don't think I am attacking you or the video directly, just opening up the discussion so that it is more than watching a video or a few random statements and yelling 'yeh right on up yours establishment!'
All fair points though not sure how it contradicts itself. I thought facts were presented, or at least enough were to give you a foundation in which to conduct further research. Using an example of paying an electricity bill is not a good example because when you sign up to get your electricity connected, you are provided with terms and conditions that you agree to. When government introduces a new penalty for whatever reason and they impose that penalty on us, no terms and conditions are provided. Now if they are a business, as they are, then you as a customer have a right to see and agree to their terms and conditions and consent to being issued the penalty in the first place. Otherwise there is no contract. You are governed only by your consent. That is why Obama constantly bangs on about the importance people giving them their support by consent. He's mentioned it in numerous speeches. Without their consent, the government has no power over them. None. Zilch. Zip. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not anti government or rules, etc.. and we do need an income for infrastructure, etc. But how much of our money is going to overseas shareholders? And how much is going into infrastructure?
Asylum said:I will consent you fair points there but I think this is more a whiskey and cigars kind of thing![]()
XB said:His belief that the Parliament of the Commonwealth is somehow not the same as the Parliament of Australia is laughable - the constitution uses 2 interchangeable phrases to describe the parliament and does not prescribe what it can call itself.
Ah but there's the rub.... under the constitution there is no "name" given for or to the parliament. He picked, and constantly referred to only one of 2 definition phrases - that is there are 2 phrases within the constitution used to DESCRIBE the parliament and conveniently forgot that the other could also be used. He also ignores the fact that there is no formal name given to the parliament in the constitution that MUST be used by the parliament.Silverlicious said:XB said:His belief that the Parliament of the Commonwealth is somehow not the same as the Parliament of Australia is laughable - the constitution uses 2 interchangeable phrases to describe the parliament and does not prescribe what it can call itself.
What he is saying is that under the constitution, if the government wants to change it's name then it has to be recorded and evidence provided of such as change, otherwise it's deemed to be unlawful.
Silverlicious said:One point he raises I think is difficult to answer and that is why all government departments and councils have an ABN. Is that so they can pay GST and then collect it back off themselves? And why do they need to copyright and trademark their names, logos, etc if they weren't operating as businesses? If you are on Centrelink payments you get a "customer number". If you are paying child support, you get a customer number. You are, we are customers to the government. I for one don't see myself as a government customer. I see myself as their employer through the taxes I pay. Watch this next video and then tell me who is controlling who.
There is no other reason to do it. If you look at the codes under which it registers, the codes used for what is lodged, and what that relates to under the 1934 SEC laws, and the actual documents lodged, you will see that is actually the case. It's the same for many many countries - search the SEC and you'll find NZ, and Canada amongst many many others.Silverlicious said:Maybe they are registered on the SEC for trading, maybe not. It sounds logical and maybe that is one reason.
Vic_Bitter said:I don't believe the OPPT is fantasy: it's all to do with OCC law.
You agree to the Australian Government's terms and conditions as soon as your parents sign your birth certificate. It all goes back to the straw-man argument.
GST, personal income tax, debt, inflation and etc. is all there to keep you enslaved.
What makes earlier law able to override subsequent law is precedent.
Just like State and Federal State can override each other laws on certain matter... I just made that up Lol
Everybody does see the world differently. I think all of us being here on this forum makes us a little more ahead of the curve than the average people.
I promise you out of a 100 Australian, you will lucky to find one who is able to discuss OPPT, OCC Law, and gold & silver with you. This includes judges and lawyers who know "Law".