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DejaMoo wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 25, 2019 2:00 pm

and they tell all complainers to just piss off.

In the UK we refer to this as the Arkell vs Presdram defence.

A more detailed explanation is here

boots wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 22, 2019 1:13 am

I rarely post there due to the VPN blocking thing...

Did you try again after the https change? Mine started working. Also might be worth going through the country list. Some of the less used ones worked with mine.

Jeffrey wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 20, 2019 9:55 am

A deep state attack is the more likely culprit.

Or maybe Neelu Berry's Mental Health Housing Benefit Medical Election Corruption Fraud case has reached the High Court

neonzx wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 20, 2019 7:12 am

Best guess: payment past-due

I concur. The Bluehost help page says that's the most likely reason. Where's the whip round?

This post is probably a breech of ettiquette, but is anyone else getting...

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...when visiting Quatloos?

John Thomas8 wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 13, 2019 11:15 pm

This gawd thingy these folks carry on about is a vicious dude.

I try to balance things out. It seems MY prayers are being answered rather than theirs

Jeffrey wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 11, 2019 11:55 am

I can translate when I get home if no one does it by then.

Please let it be... ""Badges? We ain't got no badges. We don't need no badges. I don't have to show you any stinkin' badges!"

I believe there was a time not so long ago when the title of Lord could be bought. Can a person apply for citizenship based on the title? The "Lord of the Manor" scams were in the same category as buying land on the moon. However, many countries, allow citizenship to be bought, usually couched as e...

So was UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, until recently. Shortly after that, he renounced his US citizenship. It is my understanding that he first threatened to renounce it in 2006 when after travelling to the US on his US passport, he then boarded a flight to Mexico using his UK passport and was to...

How about a nuclear powered bus?

What happened to "We know God wants Schaeffer to be free?" Are they talking about the same god they taught me about in the Episcopal church? Because that god, if'n he wanted Schaeffer to be free, he'd be able to go to Denny's today and indite some federable judges or whatever. Funny how one day the...

Notorial Dissent wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 28, 2019 2:37 am

Looks like a startled/biled hoot owl my grandmother would say.

I'm triggered. You are being disrespectful to owls. That's a frightened rabbit.

Ah. How the House Un-American Activities Committee would be turning in its grave to see these "patriots" endorsed by Russia. I guess they don't understand irony!

https://freeschaeffer.com/russia-recogn ... effer-cox/

LtDansLegs wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 26, 2019 1:57 pm

Aww, he doesn't like coming to court anymore.

That's really a thing in the US? Don't fancy court, why not sit on your arse! Has to be contempt surely?

Four years ago The Economist, of all publications, wrote a thoughtful item on American gun violence. I've remembered it since then. The final paragraph is as relevant now as it was then. The regularity of mass killings breeds familiarity. The rhythms of grief and outrage that accompany them become—f...

Poor old Gav. Selflessly giving up his chance to be a civil liberties poster boy by running away. Where's the courage of your convictions?

Give up your password or go to jail: Police push legal boundaries to get into cellphones

Thanks for clearing this up. It will be interesting to see if Gavin continues to make the "they tried to frame me" narrative as part of his stories. Before I joined here and Quatloos, I was following the HATJ shenanigans closely by reading the nonsense direct on IUV. The excitement when they looked...

Sam the Centipede wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 05, 2019 4:24 am

Or have I misunderstood your point?

No you got it

Regardless of the criminality involved here, the equivalent of hiding a key under a mat (false rock or whatever) has to be the height of stupid and a guaranteed way to invalidate your insurance.

Whilst the ability to file any old deed or lien in some counties in the US without proper legal authorisation has always been a puzzle, and complex technological systems to prevent it may be one answer, isn't the real lesson here: Police said Turmaine Thorne, 30, and Taqiyah Barber, 35, used a hide-...

Azastan wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 27, 2019 5:43 pm

He'd have to apply and definitely get past that 'good character' requirement.

And this is where I am worried. I vouched for a friend's successful UK citizenship application... and neither myself or her are of good character

The law later was changed to allow to entitle MOTHERS who were British citizens to convey right of descent, but not retroactively. I don't think Trump would be considered a British citizen by right of descent, and thus not able to hold a British passport as a dual citizen. I'm intrigued how you arr...

...because it was through the mother it would not have. I posted it on the Fogbow somewhere. This is no longer true. A friend of mine was instrumental in changing the law. You can now acquire UK citizenship through your mother, or (and this is even more recent) through your father if he was British...

The president's mother naturalized before his birth. :cantlook: ;) It is an interesting legal question. The UK does not recognise oaths to other countries so unless she specifically went through the process to renounce her British citizenship, his mother was a dual national. :lol: And he owns prope...

Hang on a minute. Mary Anne MacLeod was born in Scotland.

That means by her definition the current resident of the White House is not a natural born citizen. Ms Hall should get onto that immediately and demand his deportation!

Apart from dealing with a ticket for parking in the wrong zone on a street cleaning day, I'm not that au fait with US law. Would i be correct in saying that it's the equivalent of a UK one year suspended sentence - one crime, any crime and you do the time?