The 10 Biggest Errors most people make when facing the

Pirates and Privateers of the Private Bar Guilds

There is no question the subject of law is complex and difficult to
comprehend. It is why in many countries, only the best and brightest
qualify for places in law schools and then spend years completing their
degrees. For the rest of us, one can spend literally years plowing
through hundreds of thousands of pages of public statutes, case
citations as well as codes and procedures and still not find clear
answers.
The reasons that bring you to read this blog might also be wide and
aried. !ou might be someone facing some "ind of legal matter
loo"ing for answers yourself. #r you might be someone who has read
the preious postings on this blog and are interested by the topic for
this blog $The %& 'iggest (rrors)*. #r maybe you are already a
professional member of one of the secret societies that control law in
most countries and are interested in this topic as a curiosity or possibly
for potential eidence of any logical fallacies, bad faith or exatious
behaiour.
+hateer your reasons for reading, whoeer you are, when it comes to
the law, eeryone has an opinion and often one or more helpful
suggestions) !et, when it comes down to it, how many people
without sufficient financial resources do you hear reply concerning a
legal matter oh, that matter was conclusiely resoled in our faour,
There seems plenty of claimed remedies but precious little eidence
of them.
In recent months, a substantial body of research and "nowledge has
been posted on this blogspot in the hope of proo"ing a more
considered and competent approach when facing the pirates and
priateers. The sheer amount of information in the most recent post
Finding relief from the -egal .irates) $#ct /0, /&%/* is why there has
been a deferral on ma"ing any further posts until now.
1oweer, since posting detailed information concerning the source of
+estern23oman -aw, the .aradox of .erson and most recently the
question of finding relief from the legal pirates, it has become clear
that een with this information, many people are still ma"ing serious
and grae errors of judgment when facing the priate courts
masquerading as public courts.
To be blunt 4 many people continue to ma"e fundamental and silly
errors when facing the pirates and priateers of the .riate 'ar 5uilds
4 often with dire consequences. 6ome of these errors continue to be of
such a basic leel of competence, that it is surprising so many fail to
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consider common sense and aoid sabotaging the slimmest of margins
in resoling matters with a "leptocratic guild that demands absolute
loyalty by forcing its members to perpetually demonstrate perfidy,
treachery and malfeasance.
6o what are the ten $%&* biggest errors when facing the pirates and
priateers of the .riate 'ar 5uilds that still hold the law hostage, 1ow
then might we aoid these most common errors and could this improe
our changes at obtaining relief,
'efore we commence, there are two important subjects to initially
coer2 the question of the forensic and accurate meaning of pirate,
priateer, priate and public so there is no confusion as to the
subject and secondly the question of motie and objectiity of the
author gien the subject matter.
A Quick recap on Pirates! Privateers! Private and Pu"lic
7%8 9s stated in the preious blog $#ct /0, /&%/*, the words priate
and public is similar to person in that it is claimed to be much older
$:th ;entury ;( and older* yet its appearance is no earlier than the
%:th ;entury 4 the first being the folio of 6ha"espearian .lays and
secondly the production of a suspect wor" "nown as ;orpus Iuris ;iilis
in %<=> by ?esuit trained and educated @enis 5odefroyA and
7/8 ;ontrary to a swathe of sometime absurd and contradictory wor"s,
the pagan 3oman jurists did not use the words priate or public,
nor promulgate laws according to such a duality. Instead, prior to rise
of the 1olly 3oman (mpire under ;onstantine in the 0th ;entury ;(
and the complete destruction of 3ome in the <th ;entury ;( $0%& ;(
and 0<< ;(* the 3omans diided their law into three $>* forms being
3ex $6acred and .atrician*, -ex $9dministratie and .lebian* and
-orB-ore $Foreign, ;ustomary*A and
7>8 3ex, also "nown as 3ex 6acrorum also "nown as 6acred 3ites,
also "nown as 6acred -aw was a form of law deeloped by the
!ahudi founders of 3ome from the :th ;entury ';( onwards
exclusiely for the benefit and protection of the most elite families of
all, "nown as .atriciansA and
708 -ex, also "nown as -egis was a form of law deeloped oer
centuries exclusiely for the benefit and protection of the highest
classes of citiCens in 3oman society "nown as ciilis incorporating
.atricians and .lebians. In turn, -ex was diided into four main bodies
being $%* Ius ;iile being the 3ights of ;iilis $3oman word for ;itiCens*
being .atricians and .lebiansA and $/* Ius 5entium being the 3ights of
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the .eoples incorporating the lowest form of citiCens being
DunicepsA and $>* Ius Forum being the laws of public places and
administration and $0* Ius @omus being the laws of the householdA and
7<8 -or, $pronounced law*, also "nown as -ore was the customary
or equialent to unwritten common fol"lore of the 3oman system in
faor of citiCens against arious conquered people, such as usufruct
$first fruits* and many other rights asserted in faor of 3omeA and
7:8 'lac"s /nd (dition $%E%&* $pg E:0* defines public to mean
pertaining to a state, nation or whole communityA proceeding from,
relating to, or affecting the whole body of people or an entire
community. #pen to allA notorious. ;ommon to all or manyA generalA
open to common useA and
7F8 The word public is supposed to be deried from the -atin word
publicus, which is both circular in meaning publicus means public
and self sering of or belonging to the people, state or community.
1oweer, the -atin roots of pube$s* $age of majority, young adult* and
liceo $to be for sale, to hae a priceBalue* indicate the %:th ;entury
;( word public to hae an original etymology more a"in to community
commerceA and
7=8 @ictionarium 'ritannicum $%F>:* defines priate to mean
retired, concealed $secret* from the -atin priatus which
$unsurprisingly* also possesses a circular definition meaning priatus
means priate. 1oweer, the true etymology of this %:th ;entury
word is a little easier to decipher with prio meaning to deprie, rob,
steal, ta"e away and 4atus being a -atin suffix equialent to 4ed in
(nglish meaning priatus properly means literally depriation,
robbing, stealing, seiCureA and
7E8 'lac"s /nd (dition $%E%&* pg E0% defines a .riateer then as a
essel owned, equipped, and armed by one or more priate
indiiduals, and duly commissioned by a belligerent power to go on
cruises and ma"e war upon the enemy, usually by preying on his
commerceA and
7%&8 The earliest reference to .riateer in +estern23oman -aw public
statute is in %F&0 through > G 0 9nn. c.%> regarding fraudulent
captures by priateers in the commercial war against France. It is
then greatly expanded upon in %F&F with : 9nn. c. >F and the
encouragement of trade to 9merica which effectiely opened all the
colonies up to the business of priateers against enemies of 5reat
'ritainA and
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7%%8 'lac"s /nd (dition $%E%&* pg E&& defines a .irate then as 9
pirate is one who acts solely on his own authority, without any
commission or authority from a soereign state, seiCing by force and
appropriating for himself without discrimination, eery essel he meets
with. #ddly, the earliest references to public statues against piracy
are claimed to be much older than its associated concept of
priateers, with the earliest claimed statutes being in %<>: and /F
1en. =. c.0. and then in %<>F with /= 1en. =. c.%<A and
7%/8 From these definitions, we can clearly see that the words public
and priate hae a astly different meaning to their common use
and essentially mean general rules of commerce being public, while
special secret permission to brea" the rules of commerce is the
essential meaning of priateA and
7%>8 The primary difference therefore between a .riateer and a .irate
is possession of a alid commission. The .riateer claims to hae one
4 the .irate does not. The traditional name for that commission of the
.riateer is the infamous -etter of Darque. 6trangely yet again, we
see a glaring inconsistency with the statute record whereby the first
claimed statute referencing -etter of Darque is 0 1en. :. c.F in %0%:,
yet neer mentioned as the means of alidating priateers in the most
important act concerning such roles under : 9nn. c. >FA and
7%08 +hat is more li"ely is the first real statute on -etters of Darque
was /0 5. >. c.0F in %F=0 haing been copied from the successful
system of the 9merican ;olonies during the wars and then later
expanded more fully into a system applying to a whole range of
.riateers on land under the %=&% act 0% 5. >. c.F: and then further
in %=&< with 0< 5.>. c.F/. The right to act as legal pirates through
the issue of -etters of Darque and 3eprisal of course being famously
enshrined in 9rticle #ne, 6ection = of the Hnited 6tates ;onstitutionA
and
#otive and good faith towards all who are engaged in the legal
profession
7%<8 9s demonstrated by the definitions reiterated concerning
priate, public, pirate, priateer and een letter of marquee,
these terms hae been used in their proper context to define the
precise status of certain people within the present legal system, not as
any form of derogation of characterA and
7%:8 In contrast to any allegation of deliberate bias, ad2hominem, bad
faith, exation, mental illness or some other motie that one or more
people may attempt to claim when reading these blogs, the author has
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the highest regard to indiidual members of the legal profession and
the extraordinary stresses such a craft puts them underA and
7%F8 Dy great grandfather was one of the founding fathers of
9ustralian Federation and the original ;onstitution of the
;ommonwealth of 9ustralia. 1is name was .atric" DcDahon 5lynn and
as an original elected member of the 1ouse of 3epresentaties from
%E&% sered with distinction in a number of ministries including
9ttorney 5eneral of 9ustralia. Dy grandfather .atric" Francis #I;ollins
was a famous 9ustralian barrister and solicitor who sered the 'ar with
distinction, haing successfully defended and prosecuted a number of
high profile commercial cases. 6eeral uncles $liing and deceased*
hae been distinguished judges, barristers, lawyers, canon lawyers and
internationally recogniCed theologians. 6o in no way are these articles
meant to denigrate their memory, their achieements or their fine
upstanding characterA and
7%=8 9s has been stated repeatedly throughout these blogs, the
aerage member of the legal profession is someone with high intellect,
a social conscience and a fine member of society. This howeer, does
not diminish the accuracy in defining the roles that they are forced to
play as priateers or pirates. Jor does it diminish the accurate and
objectie portrayal of the secret legal societies as .riate 'ar 5uildsA
and
7%E8 The enormous and deliberate moral stress that the present legal
framewor" puts upon judges and magistrates is amply demonstrated
by the tragic fact that judges hae the highest suicide rate of any
professional as a proportion to their members than any other high
stress profession such as military personnel, dentists, psychologists or
prison guardsA and
7/&8 #ne of the strongest reasons for writing these blogs is in the hope
that a few of these people, trapped within the hell of "nowing the law
and being forced to torture and injure people in the name of the law
can finally see that it is the system at fault2 not the people. That it is
the idea of mental illness, not the members themseles that are at
faultA and
7/%8 Therefore, should anyone falsely claim this blog or any other blog
of Hcadia is anti2law, or anti2establishment or wrongly and
maliciously claim it to be based on bad faith, exation or mental
illness, I hope the reader will remind such critics of what has been
clearly and objectiely stated here2 that it is to restore the law, the
truth is being reealed. It is to help free the best and brightest
minds trapped in "nowing right from wrong but being forced to do
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eil that these blogs exist. Finally, it is in the hope that people will
learn from the most common errors that this blog has been written.
Error $1 % &ot "elieving'reali(ing )ou are dealing with Pirates
and Privateers
7//8 The first, most frequent and arguably most frustrating error
committed by those facing the .riate 'ar 5uilds and their priate
commercial ;ourts is when people do not beliee or realiCe they are
dealing literally with .irates and .riateers operating an organiCed
crime syndicate for2profit priate business masquerading as public
courtsA and
7/>8 @espite that in most +estern countries, a quic" search ia the
internet can reeal the supposed public courts can be found to be
registered and listed as priate companies and operating for profit
as franchises of priate companies masquerading as proper
goernments in direct iolation and treason of the constitutions for
such countries, many people do not "now or een care to "now these
indisputable factsA and
7/08 If we ta"e 9ustralia as an example in this case, my great
grandfather .atric" DcDahon 5lynn and the other founders of the
original 9ustralian ;onstitution made it clear that the oath and
allegiance of parliamentarians and the legal profession was to the
soereignty of 9ustralia first, not to some foreign power. 1oweer,
since the %E>&Is 9ustralia li"e many countries has been replaced by
a foreign power being a corporate structure registered into +ashington
@; and with the H6 6(; such as the ;ommonwealth of 9ustralia $;IKL
&&&&=&<%<F*, or the 6tate of Jew 6outh +ales $;IKL &&&&&F%<0<* or
the 6tate of Mictoria $;IKL &&&&=E=:&=*A and
7/<8 It seems few people "now $or een care* that the recent
9ustralian ;ensus is listed with a foreign agency as a prospectus and
that the highest elected officials of 9ustralia are in open and direct
iolation with 9rticle : and 9rticle E $;hapter I, .art IM 6ection 0/ and
6ection 00* of the ;onstitution by selling the people of 9ustralia
without their consent as debt slaes to foreign powersA and
7/:8 It seems few people "now $or een care* that in complete
contradiction to ;ommon -aw 6tatutes and the laws of 5reat 'ritain
and fundamental maxims of +estern23oman law, the ?ustice 6ystem of
9ustralia has been priatiCed into a for profit business, with states
such as Mictoria een haing their courts issue inoices for
commercial trading associated with the dispensation of lawA and
:
7/F8 +hen people refuse to see what is plain sight2 not as conspiracy
but factA +hen people refuse to hold their elected officials to account,
or demand an end to the unwor"able corruption of the law, then they
only hae themseles to blame when such legal matters fail to proceed
as they expected.
Error $* % +iring a Pirate "elieving the) will serve )our "est
interests against fellow Pirates and Privateers
7/=8 The second, most frequent and naie error committed by those
facing the .riate 'ar 5uilds and their priate commercial courts is the
belief that hiring a .irate, also "nown as appointing a -awyer or
9ttorney they will sere your interests ahead of the interest of the
priate commercial court and their own guild fraternityA and
7/E8 In most western countries, to be recogniCed as an attorney is to
be a registered member of a particular .riate 'ar 5uild and possess a
license to practice law. This means all registered attorneys,
lawyers, solicitors and barristers owe their business and lielihood first
to their membership and oath on becoming an accepted member and
agent of a secret society, a priate society, a foreign society and a
foreign body and goernment. It does not matter that many western
nations still hae laws against foreign agents holding positions of
authority 4 such laws are openly ignoredA and
7>&8 The point of this error being that for a lawyer, or attorney, or
solicitor or barrister to act truly in your best interests, as they claim
they are obligated to do, means such a brae soul must 4 if they are
competent in law 4 repudiate their oath of membership to their secret
society and the operations of the priate courtsA and
7>%8 ;learly, the majority of lawyers, attorneys, solicitors and barristers
do not go down this path, yet maintain with absolute coniction the
belief that they sere the best interests of their clients. 1ow then does
this function, 'ecause sadly, many attorneys, lawyers, solicitors and
barristers are not competent in law, only a leel of procedure and
pseudo2law that has replaced much of present day law conducted in
the priate courts. Therefore, an incompetent solicitor, attorney,
lawyer or barrister is far from ideal if one is facing a serious legal
matter.
Error $, % Believing that #agic Bullets can defeat Pirates
and Privateers
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7>/8 The third, most frequent error committed by those facing the
.riate 'ar 5uilds and their priate commercial courts is the belief that
magic bullets and dubious legal remedies somehow will not only
halt a matter, but render some remar"able turnaround and possibly
een financial windfall 4 hence the claimed citiCens for profit
moement in many countries whereby litigants still use a range of
foreign and unrecogniCed documents within the priate commercial
courts in an attempt to halt, disrupt, diert and winA and
7>>8 The indisputable fact concerning paperwor" with the .riate 'ar
5uilds is that they donIt een recogniCe the paperwor" and forms of
their own fellow secret societies, een from adjacent states and
counties, let alone from oerseas countries. 6o why on earth would
anyone beliee in their wildest imagination that the .riate 'ar 5uild
would recogniCe a non2standard form from a non2society or some other
unrecogniCed body, It defies common sense and any form of logic2 yet
people mindlessly ignore both eery day in submitting absurd, ill
conceied and unrecogniCed formats eery day to courtsA and
7>08 It cannot be clearer that any form of document presented to a
court or particular jurisdiction under the control of a .riate 'ar 5uild
must conform to the standards defined and recogniCed form at the
ery least or immediately be considered friolous and without
standing, placing a litigant in a substantially wea"er position if neer
haing submitted such documents.
Error $- % Believing that Pirates and Privateers will follow their
own rules
7><8 The fourth, most frequent error committed by those facing the
.riate 'ar 5uilds and their priate commercial courts is that the
.irates and .riateers will follow their own rules. This error may also
be called the lac" of preparation error. It occurs when people hae
reached a leel of competence in which to submit timely and releant
documents as demanded by the .riate 'ar 5uild only to find such
documents are ignored and due process is ignoredA and
7>:8 Hnfortunately, the lawless and parlous state of affairs in most
jurisdictions and with most courts means a competent litigant must
now expect the priate courts and .irates and .riateers not to follow
their own laws, rather than honor their own procedures. This is
especially the case with foreclosures, ban"ruptcies and other
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commercial matters carrying profitable bonds as booty and priCesA
and
7>F8 In recent months, there appears the smallest glimmer of hope ia
the 1igh ;ourt of the Hnited Kingdom connected to the Inner and
Diddle Temple reaffirming the existence of the principle of equity in
;hancery. 1oweer, such relief remains narrow, aailable to only a
few and fails to address the wholesale mutiny of justices and
magistrates across the world in openly defying their own proceduresA
and
7>=8 Instead, the competent litigant must anticipate that justices and
magistrates will openly brea" their own rules and hae prepared the
necessary paperwor" to follow up such open corruption. This may
include orders to recuse a judge, orders to hae a matter reheard in a
public forum, formal complaints to the Hnited Jations and the
International ;ourt of ?ustice, motions to 1igh ;ourt ;hancery @iision,
formal complaints and charges of mail fraud by justices or magistrates,
formal complaints and lodgments of securities fraud $on account of
false bonds* by justices and magistrates as examples.
Error $. % Believing the Pirates and Privateers know the law
7>E8 The fifth, most frequent error committed by those facing the
.riate 'ar 5uilds and their priate commercial courts is that the
.irates and .riateers truly are competent in the law and "now their
own rulesA and
70&8 9s discussed earlier, it is clear that a great success for the .riate
'ar 5uilds for at least the past ninety years has been plausible
deniability whereby the general ignorance of members of the secret
societies has assisted in the perpetuation of injustice and the priate
commercial court systemA and
70%8 It is why so often you will see that lawyers and solicitors that
frequent and post on forums are so aghast and dismissie of historical
facts of law, of statutes, why they are so dismissie of the ery
foundations of law 4 because they were neer taught them, they donIt
"now een the simplest of basics of 'lac"stone, or ;o"e, or any of the
founders of +estern -aw.
Error $/ % 0ighting 1creating conflict with2 Pirates
70/8 The sixth, most frequent error committed by those facing the
.riate 'ar 5uilds and their priate commercial courts is when litigants
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confident in their own s"ills at oratory or documentation choose to
fight and create conflict with the .irates and .riateersA and
70>8 This is a tragic cost2 as many a brae soul hae risen through
experience to beliee they can match in assertieness and s"ill those
registered members of the secret societies that practice pseudo2law,
only to find the sharp fangs of procedural injustice at its worstA and
7008 The truth is that the system needs conflict, it demands
controersy2 it relishes and celebrates the belligerent litigant 4 as the
poster character for supporting propaganda aligned at warning others,
that such anti2law, anti2establishment and anti2goernment
behaior will not be tolerated. Those that actiely pursue the courts,
sometimes with personal endettas unfortunately created terrible
injury against the law and the rest of society by enabling the system to
re2set itself and parody genuine concerns as extremists and more
recently as paper terrorists.
Error $3 % 4unning awa) from facing the Pirates and
Privateers
70<8 The seenth, most frequent error committed by those facing the
.riate 'ar 5uilds and their priate commercial courts is when people
adher to the calls by some gurus to ignore the courts and their
enforcement, to not respond and to effectiely run awayA and
70:8 9gain this error of judgment is one that is relished by the system
as those who refuse to engage are presumed to confess and the
system has streamlined itself to pursue those who do not engage with
arrest warrants, fines and other penaltiesA and
70F8 6ometimes the argument presented as to not attending court is
because the court is so corrupt and because the courts are run by
.irates and .riateers. This howeer is no excuseA and
70=8 It does not mean one must come to a priate court, ill prepared.
In fact, all people hae the absolute right to respond with formal
interrogatories $questions* to be answered before coming to court and
haing those questions formally lodged as part of the official record
$see the preious blog concerning examples of specific questions $#ct
/0th, /&%/*. (en to anticipate the questions will not be answered and
to hae the documents prepared to proceed with formal complaints
and orders is in orderA and
70E8 'ut to do nothing, to ignore, to hide, to pretend it does not exist
does not mean the legal matter will go away. (ery controersy and
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challenge must be addressed. This is a maxim of law fundamental to
the Hcadian model and to life.
Error $5 % 6ending'registering original documents with Pirates
and Privateers
7<&8 The eighth, most frequent error committed by those facing the
.riate 'ar 5uilds and their priate commercial courts is the sending
and registering of original documents with the priate commercial
courts of the .riateers and .iratesA and
7<%8 +hen wet in" signed documents are submitted as originals to the
courts2 such documents can be seen as a coneyance of rights, an
enclosure of rights, and an admission of ceding and surrendering of
rightsA and
7</8 3ecogniCing your first person or second person means that when
you attend court, you are the principal or the only authoriCed and duly
appointed agent for the principal2 therefore it is you who is giing
instruction 4 no other2 concerning the intentions and wishes of the
principal. @o not then hand oer original wet in" documents, but
extracts from the estate of the principal. It is also where the months of
discussions concerning the role of the 5eneral (xecutor and the estate
come into playA and
7<>8 If one wants to be een clearer, only hand the court pin" copies of
extracted documents as the respondent2 or if one is directing another
as a duly appointed agent, then only issue blue copies of orders and
instructions. The colors are a historic feature of their system in
identifying clearly the holder of original title and the order of status of
agents and principal.
Error $7 % 6urrendering 1)our person2 to Pirates and
Privateers
7<08 The ninth, most frequent error committed by those facing the
.riate 'ar 5uilds and their priate commercial courts is the
surrendering of person, for acceptance of legal person in the face of
continued harassment, threat, coercion, iolence and eery other form
of terrorA and
7<<8 The fact is that the highest person in propria persona can be re2
established at any point, or the second highest person $principal to
agent* can be secured at any point. -egal person, or third person is the
wea"est of all forms of person and just because it may be accepted in
light of intimidation does not mean the matter is final.
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7<:8 .eople are tric"ed into belieing because they made one mista"e
at the time of arrest, or one mista"e at the first hearing, or one
mista"e at the indictment hearing, or seeral mista"es during the trial
that it is oer. Jeer, eer surrender your right at any moment, at any
point to reassert your first person, or second person $agent to
principal* relation and to reject legal person.
Error $10 % 0orgetting to demonstrate who and what we trul)
are
7<F8 The tenth, most frequent error committed by those facing the
.riate 'ar 5uilds and their priate commercial courts is forgetting to
demonstrate who and what we truly are as 1omo sapiens, as @iine
Immortal 6pirits associated with flesh essels.
7<=8 To stand as witnesses to the liing law, the canons of law of
Hcadia, the restoration of the law. To remain in honor in the face of
judicial corruption. To remoe any claim of possible exation or bad
faith. To constantly repeat we come in good faith, in honor, in respect,
amicability and peace. To remoe all possible argument of
controersy and belligerenceA and
7<E8 It is how we behae, aboe all, that determines the success or
failure to represent the law. The arrogant, the aggressie the engeful
litigant injures the law as much as the corrupt official. The wea", the
frightened, the ignorant litigant injures the law and their own character
by doubting themseles and failing to wor" on their competence and
"nowledge.
7:&8 @espite the labels of pirates and priateers2 forgie those who act
in such a manner. 3ise aboe the hatred, the cruelty. 'e a beacon of
honesty, respect and honor so that such character shines li"e a
blinding light against judicial corruption. Jeer forget that your are
immortal and how we lie $and die* in one life can affect many
lifetimes of lessons.
9boe all, be gentle with yourself and with others. Than" you.
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