I watched Iain Clifford's stream yesterday and for those combating Council Tax this might help. In short: The councils are renting out the courtrooms and playing court, I am sure most know this. It seems they may also be using council employees to act as the council solicitor/prosecutor, and these actors are not actually legally qualified, therefore making the whole case null and void. So if anyone is going to court soon for council tax, this may be a strategy to look at to get the case kicked out. Iain states that after several months of research, the only cases he can find where people have actually won in court have been through process challenges. It's all about the process with court, and this would be a break in process, therefore breaking their case. More info in the course coming soon. https://rosmediaplatform.com/video/413/beat-council-tax-the-structural-solution-explainer-video/

This is really interesting Now I know why they created the whole legislation around GDPR, to make it look like they were protecting our rights to ownership of our own data. It was all about control! https://www.tiktok.com/@truthforged/video/7650908715947740438?block_tid=main&click_source=video_image_0&gd_label=edm_subscribe&lang=en&language=en&layout_id=7568095491880244235&msg_id=7651553752398615585&ug_source=post.email

Hi all, for those not sure or new to the paperwork. You always keep the original notices you send out. So once signed/autographed and finished, you scan it, print it, and send the certified copy and file the original. What I do is: Save the scan in Canva, including the envelope, Then add the paid receipt And the proof they received it a few days later - so they are all on one document/file, then download and save on a separate hard drive with the postage number as the reference number, should I need to find it. A copy of a document has less power in the court, and if all they can produce are copies, this is more power to you! NOTE: You should always be able to stand by and defend every word on your paperwork (standing in honour in a court). 👍💜

I am in the process of finishing a new learning module for Council Tax. Can I ask you to have a look over this and if you know of any other possible solutions, please let me know: Possible solutions I can think of so far: 1. Quantum Syntax Grammar - challenge the words on their paperwork 2. Use the Notices in the Course (Discover, unable to respond etc) - Lifting the Vale 3. Move house and do not register 4. Affidavit (I have tried, and this did not work for me) 5. Office of Executor (Gazza has tried and this didn't work for me) 6. Living Executor - Realm of England teaches this 7. Go to the Council and get your home re-registered as non-commercial - this takes a few visits, I hear. Freedomwithequity.com process. 8. Use God's Law - they have no claim (Capillary Wave and Clive Edwards) 9. Pay it and reclaim your securities (Republic of Old Souls and Reclaim Your Securities) 10. Put Money into a separate Bank Account once they prove they are not spending money of illegal Wars. 11. Get them to prove the contract/obligation and fight it 12. Challenge the Court's jurisdiction 13. Serve strong paperwork challenging the illegal Conversion of Man into Fiction and your home into a commercial residence. 14. Challenge the fact that in the Council Tax Handbook, it states that they take on all of the liabilities of the people if they become a corporation, which they all are. 15. Challenge the legality of the Liability Order as they were cancelled in 2003 16. Challenge the mass bulk processing of non-payers 17. Challenge the Magistrates/Claimants Solicitors Oath (as they are often a council worker) 18. Challenge that the Court did not issue any liability order and the Council did. 19. Challenge that the court staff are all Council workers. 20. Settle with a Set off Bond (Alex Middleditch) 21. Do an acceptance and return it (Brandon Joe Williams) 22. Equity - ask so many questions they give up. Freedomwithequity.com 23. Throw everything they send in the bin 👀

Hi all, I am moving the time for our drop-in coffee chat on Tuesdays to 8pm from the 23rd June onwards. The aim is to help more to attend. 👍 Link in the calendar section on NAP Skool Hope to see you there! 💃 Gazza