“Cheddar Man is a human male fossil found in Gough’s Cave in Cheddar Gorge, Somerset, England. The skeletal remains date to the Mesolithic (ca. 9100 BP), and it appears that he died a violent death. A large crater-like lesion just above the skull’s right orbit suggests that the man may have also been suffering from a bone infection at the time. It is Britain’s oldest complete human […]
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Replace Your Will With A Private Living Trust
The following template for a Private Living Trust declaration can be used by you and your spouse to replace your Last Will and Testaments, in order to lawfully avoid Inheritance Tax on your legal estates, upon your demise. PRIVATE LIVING TRUST DECLARATION by “The Names of the Grantor/Trustees” Strictly Private & Confidential This Private Living […]
Read moreWake-The-Feck-Up Podcast #009: Run-Away Grand Jury
Wake-The-Feck-Up Podcast #009: Run-Away Grand Jury This is Wake-The-Feck-Up Podcast #009: Run-Away Grand Jury, in which the Michaels of Bernicia and Deira disseminate the nature of the Common Law Grand Jury, which is beyond the jurisdiction of any centralized government and is therefore immune from abolition. The podcast also features a heart-felt diatribe from The […]
Read moreHidden History: The True Origins of Christianity
Hidden History: The True Origins of Christianity It has been claimed by researcher and writer on Christian History, Joe Atwill, in his book, Caesar’s Messiah, that the organised religion known as Christianity was the invention of the Flavian dynasty of Rome (ad 69–96), the imperial dynasty of Vespasian (reigned 69–79) and his sons Titus (79–81) and Domitian (81–96): “The book Caesar’s […]
Read moreGrains Poisoning, Hives and Chaga Mushrooms
Grains Poisoning, Hives and Chaga Mushrooms “Grains are the seeds of a plant. They’re its reproductive material, and plants don’t make their reproductive material to give away for free to other animals. If they did they’d become extinct, and so the evolutionary strategy that many plants, particularly cereal grains have taken to prevent predation is […]
Read moreBrexit Shambles: Britain Left The EU On March 29 2019
Brexit Shambles: Britain Left The EU On March 29 2019 Here lies what might turn out to be the real reason for the Brexit shambles presided over by Cameron and May, who’ve teed everything up perfectly for Boris Johnson to play the role of the English Trump and finish the job of turning this already […]
Read moreReflections Upon Refusing To Register A Birth
Reflection Upon Refusing To Register A Birth In the shadow cast by the nationally reported case, regarding the recent high court decision that a father was not entitled to refuse to register the birth of his child, I have been asked my many people to express my comments, given that my wife and I successfully […]
Read moreMagna Carta 2018: Restoration of Common Law
In TGBMS, we propose that the only remedy capable of righting the myriad of wrongdoings committed by government officers and the judiciary is a Grand Jury’s unilateral declaration annulling their purported jurisdiction to carry out their crimes against the people. However, we could argue all day about which remedy will put right the wrongdoings of […]
Read moreBrexit Means German Law By The Back Door
On the summer solstice 2012, the government-free jurisdiction of Universal Community Trust was founded by Treaty, in response to multiple treasonous acts of Parliament and officers of the Crown, in relation to the enactments of the Administration of Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1933 and the European Communities Act 1972, which effectively enabled the constitutionally unlawful […]
Read moreThe Great British Brexit Swindle
As the British people awaited today’s publication of the much-anticipated Great Repeal Bill, this morning I posted my thoughts on Twitter, along with a link to a Wake-The-Feck-Up podcast on the subject of Britain taking EU law up the aquis: The #GreatRepealBill, as this podcast demonstrates, seeks to transform all #EU law into #British law. […]
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