Bless this woman!
I'd also like to share a small passage from Peter Gunn's excellent "Article on the true nature of constables of law" https://beblurt.com/@brave-smoke/article-on-the-true-nature-of-constables-of-law-1743601185309 :
Constables.
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The Constables’s Office is a Christian office.
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Any man who has a criminal conviction cannot become a constable.
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The Office of Constable, is a Christian office,
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A man must fully know the natural law of the land/common law to be a constable [Reference Magna Carta].
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A constable is a lawman elected by the people of his shire.
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A constable is only answerable to his Chief Constable and the people of his shire, not to government.
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A proper Chief Constable of Constabulary is not someone promoted from within the constabulary. A true Chief Constable of Constabulary was someone fully knowledgeable of the law of the land/common law, of high standing within his shire and was fully independent of government during peacetime.
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The use of ‘was’ instead of ‘is’ in the previous paragraph, 6, is, there are no proper Chief Constables of constabulary and no proper constabularies and no proper constables left or extant in England and greater Britain. -
The tasks of constable are: • maintaining and upholding the natural law of the land and the common, and • protecting all the people within his shire, and • maintaining the peace of his shire, and • investigating crimes committed within his shire, and • confronting and, when necessary for the safety of the people, detaining wrongdoers within his shire, and • discovering the identity and cause of death of corpses found within his shire. • ensuring unidentified corpses found in his shire are given a Christian burial at the expense of the parish in which the unidentified stiff was found … it was not a common occurrence for a constable to dump, at night, an identified stiff into a neighbouring shire, to save a parish burial expenses. Nor was it unknown for the stiff to be dumped back-and-forth a few times by constables of each shire until it received a Christian burial or was buried in a makeshift shallow grave in a ditch, field, hedge or copse, and by which time the stiff had sometimes travelled further than it had in the last few days, when alive.
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A constable can only operate within the jurisdiction of the natural law of the land, and common law … the former law, is a shade superior to ‘common law.’
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A constable can only act within his bailiwick, i.e.,. within the boundaries of the shire of the people who elected him to post of constable.
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A constable has a higher standing than a judge.
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A constable has a higher standing than politicians, magistrates, judges, barristers and solicitors; a constable can, without asking anyone to do so, go into any law court to ensure everyone in the court is acting within the law of the land, and arrest any magistrate or judge who acts beyond what the law of the land allows. A law judge is a referee who ought remain absolutely scrupulously unbiased when presiding over a court trial. A law judge expounds/explains the law of the land, not make law or practice law from the bench, nor ought influence a jury to achieve a verdict the judge desires. The only time a judge can direct a jury, is to dismiss a case because the accused man or woman has clearly not broken the law of the land. -
A constable must always carry his constable’s promissory oath when he is acting the role of constable.
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A constable cannot lawfully issue fines.
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A constable cannot lawfully enforce on the common man, private law known as acts, statutes, rules, regulations, requisitions, policies, codes, ordinances, mandates, guidance.
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A constable who tries issuing fines and enforcing acts, statutes, rules, regulations, requisitions, policies, codes, ordinances, mandates and guidances, on the common man, is acting above the law, ultra viries, beyond the lawful powers of the Constable’s Office, is committing malfeasance in public office and no long acts for nor represents the people of his shire or any other shire, and can be held personally liable and be sued for any and all unlawful harm and unlawful loss he causes to another.
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Whether for himself or for someone else however named or of whatever legal fiction status, a constable cannot lawfully engage in commerce while acting the role of constable. Ref: Magna Carta.
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A Constable does not sign the Official Secrets Act, because the Law of the Land is not secret in any way, therefore ought be known by all.
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The maxim of law, “We are all servants of the law” confirms every sane man and every sane woman in England has the same powers as a constable, that includes making a common law arrest [forget the term ‘citizen’s arrest’ … we are Englanders under common law of the land, not republican Roman citizens governed by military civil law … supposedly … but Englanders are, but to their shame, too few know it], however, whether one is or is not a constable, anyone making a wrongful common law arrest is, at law, liable for paying compensation for any loss plus substantial damages of various types [reference: Damages; Black’s Law Dictionary, 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th editions], to the wronged party.
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There is no such entity known at common law, as a ‘police constable’ … one is either a constable or a police officer … for a constable or a police officer to claim or believe he is both a constable and a police officer, is to reveal the claimer as a delusional moronic sociopath at best or a highly dangerous schizophrenic psychopath at worse because a constable operates in common law jurisdiction and a police force officer operates in the jurisdiction of the Vatican Crown corporation, a foreign enemy power waging a genocidal loxic mixed-war against the White Nation Race and indigenous people of England, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, America, Ireland, Wales and Scotland.




