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Promenade / Re: Introduction

« on: December 09, 2017, 04:12:33 PM »

Arrr.. glad to be aboard.. Lots of things can help us to free ourselves of the shackles imposed by the Crown and decentralisation is at the heart of it. As you probably know, (because i doubt that you have happened upon this ship by chance) the Crown and all its cronies that govern and control this world have deceived us all for too many centuries now. At the very heart of how to free yourself, is to shed the fear that is drip fed to you at every opportunity. There are others like us that simply want to live in peace and be free to express ourselves, to trade and communicate without restriction or interception. Be not a 'person' be an "individual", cause tis one of the keys that will open the door to enlightenment.



If you've read this note to here then let me leave you with a little something that displays the nature of the cage. The Prince of Wales aka the Duke of Cornwall has bequeathed to him the title of Duke as an income for his personal pleasure. The profits from his so called 'private estate' is in the region of £14 million per year and no tax is paid on this https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201314/cmselect/cmpubacc/475/475we02.htm there are allegations that the Prince has offshore tax accounts that have even been reported on that very establishment driven BBC. The Prince is able to do this because he claims his right to be an individual and not a 'corporation' that every one of us has generated at the moment our parent register our births. This is an extract from The Prince's Case, (1605) 8 Coke Reports 1a, 77 E.R. 481 And can be found in the online data base lexusnexus that has Halsbury's Encyclopedia of English law available. This is not wild speculation or 'conspiracy theory' this is as real as the nose upon your face. You decide and live no longer in fear.



"The Duke of Cornwall has legal title vested in him on succession even if he is under 18 and consequently conveyances and leases are granted in his name not by trustees. The duke has the estates vested in him as an individual and not as trustee. The Duchy of Cornwall is not as such a legal person. Lands and other property are described as 'possessions of the Duchy of Cornwall', which may be understood as an institution without separate legal personality. As the duke is an individual and not a 'corporation' his actions are personal and can only bind a successor by virtue of statute"



Canastria the Cornish Pirate <3