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Decentralisation, does anyone remember?

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i feel that an important point is being missed ,we created govt to serve us[specificlly for our peace and well being , govt has subverted the colective power into an abuser /user relation ship

here is the legalities of what they did, first constitutionally the acts of the con are to control govt, [the beuro roc rats didnt like that so have adopted the rule of buisness, we the people have become serfs by a clever trick

under rules of buisness you apply [beg] for a service, so to gety a drivers licence we apply [apply means beg] we beg for a licence, this created persona[to wit a licenced driver thus falls subject to the act covering the laws of the road

well the acts of the act state punitive punishments[because you joined the group of licenced drivers [itself created under the act [you fall subject to the act]...thus not under constitutional protections ,thus whereas under real law a criminal is needed to have legal standing in court [any driver stands in court simply for violating the clubs rules ,

the court under contract juristiction dosnt need a victim only to show you are the 'licenced person'' ,thus subject to the rules of the act

[or worse YOU DIDNT DENEY it, thus the act has a presumed authority over you[as silence signifies concent]

no lawyer is going to explain it to you,[but look at the franchise to rake in cash,thus we now have the absurd state where the london law society rules the world via their lawyer members ACTUALLY MAKING THE NEO [new] revenue raising laws at whim

its unconstitutional but hey the judges were lawyers[lol]they are in on the globally centralised scam ,they wont tell you that by voting you hand over YOUR power of autorney for them to do as they chose, the dont need to tell you legally we are inmisiles[a legal term, meaning wards of the state]not capable of handeling your own affairs
and they are right
Posted by one under god, Monday, 23 March 2009 10:14:28 AM
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how many of the happy chappies in Canberra are lawyers who make their living by making your word nul and void.
Posted by Richie 10, Monday, 23 March 2009 2:20:11 PM
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The lefts continuing failed plans to deliver proper social & affordable housing and their albeit stacked dense dwellings "less than again ran constructive "outcomes", That,s right, No comment from the left as their answers are nondescript poems,abstract dreams based on a drug induced nimby orgasm, with a never ending drama, wrapped in solid nothingness while keeping the ones who need housing and shelter,wet and suffering to the delight of the non suffering and impervious servants public,snobs anonymous.
Posted by Dallas, Monday, 23 March 2009 10:28:29 PM
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It's all too simple, & anti vote buying for government. Just one law to pass, & then a few from the private sector to implement.

Every government, state, or fedral must spend the same amount of its public service wages, & accommodation budgets, in each electorate. This to be effected over 10 years.

The public servants tell us they can work from home, with no loss of efficiency. That being the case, they can definately do it from country towns, & there's all those empty bank buildings to put them in.

In the states we would still have about 50% in the capitals, but many would be spread through out the state. They would expect, & demand, a level of service, not even dreamed of by country people. The services would follow the people. Even industry, if we still have any would also follow. Lets face it, there is no more proffitable customer, than government.

Just imaging the reduced congestion, & bottlenecks, if we got 60% of the state public servants out of capital city centres. Just imagine the improvement in services, if we got the majority of fedral servants out of Canberra.
Posted by Hasbeen, Wednesday, 25 March 2009 3:15:21 PM
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