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> Article 148
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IV. Consensus |
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| 4.5 Consensus Dispute and Extinction | ||
| Article 148-Concealment | ||
| Canon 2429 | ||
| Concealment is the deliberate obscuring of one or more attributes of a Form by rendering its identification from view inconspicuous, deceptive, camouflaged or all three. The most common purpose of concealment is secrecy. | ||
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| Canon 2430 | ||
| Concealment is equivalent to hiding a form in plain sight. | ||
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| Canon 2431 | ||
| Concealment is a form of deliberate misrepresentation rendering any Consensus null and void. | ||
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| Canon 2432 | ||
| The most ancient model of concealment is with information in which an encoded message of true information is concealed in a random or meaningless set of statements or characters. A key or cipher is then needed to unlock the concealed information and extract the truth. | ||
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| Canon 2433 | ||
| As all complex systems may be resolved to a few simple axioms, it has been a tradition that the most important and powerful Forms of knowledge and ideas by which a society functions are deliberately concealed from all but a few who possess the right key. | ||
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| Canon 2434 | ||
| The symbol of the key is the most common symbol signifying true knowledge from false knowledge on account of the ancient tradition of publishing deliberately false knowledge in which truth is concealed in plain sight. | ||
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| Canon 2435 | ||
| Concealment is a form of fraud. | ||
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| Canon 2436 | ||
| The most common use of concealment is with knowledge, most specifically those Forms that constitute foundational ideas upon which major elements of society function. As the true knowledge is hidden amongst deliberately false knowledge, the ability to decipher is rendered extremely difficult without a key to unlock and extract the truth. | ||
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| Canon 2437 | ||
| The inferior Roman legal system is deliberately complex with volumes of texts in order to deliberately conceal, confuse and ensure knowledge of the law is excluded for all but a very few. | ||
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| Canon 2438 | ||
| As it is a primary objective of the inferior Roman legal system to conceal, defraud and usurp the law, in accordance with these canons, all inferior Roman legal dictionaries, texts and books hereby hold no lawful value nor merit other than their historical interest in how men and woman were denied access to true law for so long. | ||
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| Canon 2439 | ||
| The inferior Roman finance and banking system is deliberately complex with volumes of statutes and procedures designed to deliberately conceal the nature of trade and use of value to all but a very few. | ||
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| Canon 2440 | ||
| As the statutes of the inferior Roman finance and banking system is predicated on fraud, no Consensus or negotiable instrument issued under Roman finance law can possibly claim to be valid unless by acknowledging the supreme authority of these canons, the superiority of the Supreme Financial System and the sacred covenant Pactum De Singularis Caelum. | ||
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