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Is homelessness the fault of the High Court?
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Yes Whistler, Eddie Mabo did win in the High Court, but he won for the wrong reasons. The High Court held that Almighty God was no longer Sovereign in Australia but some Aboriginal God peculiar to them, and this decision has virtually destroyed every piece of property in Australia. It could have been decided on what they call adverse possession, which is a title that used to be available when people lived on land for a long time as was the case there. These people are thinking they are Almighty God when in fact they are Satanic.
Jury trial was your guarantee of a fair go, and of everyone’s property rights. If the High Court represented the Christian majority of Australians, they would accept every document offered for filing, and use their power to remit them to a whole bundle of courts, that became capable of exercising the judicial power of the Commonwealth in 1903. The “Kable Principle” should see them do this on every occasion, that someone is dissatisfied with the result of a Judge only Court.
In S 2 Judiciary Act 1903 the Parliament of the Commonwealth clearly says that all Judge and Court proceedings are entitled to be picked up and quashed by the High Court, and the matter sent back for retrial, under S 44 Judiciary Act 1903, with directions. The directions should specify jury trial to comply with Christianity, unless the person elects to be tried by a public servant