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VII. Law |
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| 7.7 Jurisdiction of Law | ||
| Article 287-Guilty | ||
| Canon 3145 | ||
| Guilty is an ancient commercial legal term associated with Private Chartered Guilds of the Roman Cult throughout Europe from the 13th Century meaning either a payment made “in gold” to a Private Guild or a debt or fine owed to a Private Guild. The official currency of the Kingdom of the Netherlands until the introduction of the Euro was called gulden (guilder) in honor of the origin of the debt/currency system of ancient Private Chartered Guilds of the Roman Cult. | ||
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| Canon 3146 | ||
| The word Guilty originates from 14th Century English/Dutch gilde, from 13th Century Venetian/Italian gilda meaning “guild, payment (in gold), debt or fine owed to the guild”. The word gilda itself derived from 8th Century Khazarian/Magyar languages kulta meaning “gold”. In the Finnish language today, kulta still means “gold” and Kilta means “guild”. | ||
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| Canon 3147 | ||
| Consistent with the ancient practices of Private Chartered Guilds of the Roman Cult from the 13th Century, a Guild could lawfully detain as “surety” a non-Guild member who was Guilty and therefore “unable or unwilling to pay a debt or fine owed to the Guild” until the debt was paid. If the person had insufficient gold to pay the Guild, the Guild could then issue a bond called a "Guilt Bond" against the flesh as surety and then sell it as a means of recovering the debt or fine owed to them. This practice has continued for more than 700 years until the present day with the Private Bar Guild one of the last surviving and fully functioning Private Chartered Guilds. | ||
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| Canon 3148 | ||
| When a non-Guild member of the Private Bar Guild is present in one of the Guild buildings dealing with the primary business of the Bar being organized global profit from crime (jobs), the Private Bar Guild members seek to force either a plea of “Guilty” or “Not-Guilty”: | ||
| (i) a plea of “Guilty” in a building controlled by the Private Bar Guild is equivalent to saying "I will pay" and tacit consent of liability for a debt or fine owed to the Guild and is consent to the lawful detainment of the flesh of the accused as surety until the debt or fine is paid; or | ||
| (ii) a plea of “Not-Guilty” in a building controlled by the Private Bar Guild is equivalent to saying "I refuse to pay" with the presumption of liability for a debt or fine owed to the Guild but belligerent refusal to pay therefore permitting the lawful detainment of the flesh of the accused as surety until the debt or fine is paid. | ||
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| Canon 3149 | ||
| Contrary to the false claims of members of the Private Bar Guild, the plea or claim of "not guilty" is not the same as innocence as innocence describes a complete absence of legal guilt, whereas "not guilty" presumes the existence of guilt and describes either (a) belligerent refusal to pay, or (b) a choice by the Guild not to proceed with enforcing the payment of a debt. | ||
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| Canon 3150 | ||
| In the private Courts of the Private Bar Guild, the member that brings the accusation of a debt is called the Guiltor and is normally the Pro-Se-Cutis as they perform the perverse act of pretending to be both the flesh equivalent to the accused and beneficiary of the constructive trust being the suit. The accused is then considered the Guiltee (same pronounciation of "guilty"). | ||
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| Canon 3151 | ||
| Contrary to any claimed international, constitutional or conventional law that assumes an accused is "innocent until proven guilty", the Private Bar Guild always presumes the accused holds the formal position as Guiltee (same pronounciation of "guilty") regardless of plea unless the Private Bar Guild rules "not-guilty" at the end of the trial or summary-judgment hearing. | ||
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| Canon 3152 | ||
| An Accused within a Roman Court has seven (6) ancient and valid choices of reply to a demand for Plea, none of which admit any commercial liability for debt or fine owed to the Private Bar Guild. However, the members of the the Private Bar Guild frequently demand either a “Guilty” or “Not Guilty” plea and no other plea will be accepted. | ||
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| Canon 3153 | ||
| A member of the Private Bar Guild such as a judge or magistrate that forces an accused to plead either “Guilty” or “Not Guilty” to the exclusion of other valid pleas means that without valid consent of the accused, the judge or magistrate accepts the debt and liability personally. | ||
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