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roadscholar wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 11:08 pm

Gregg wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 7:18 pm

woodworker wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 4:43 pm "Eternal" souls -- does that mean someone else is buying or leasing a limited right soul?

Yeah, you can get a lease, but the tax implications make it non feasible as a transaction. It would make sense if you were actually collecting souls to use, as souls, per se, but let's face it, this is all about making bank, and leasing just takes that right off the table.

A leased soul, in legal terms, is a finite term soul, as opposed to an owned eternal soul.

Yeah, but with the population growing, how long until they need to be converted to time-shares?

poplove wrote: ↑Thu Jun 17, 2021 2:37 am New Sovereign Citizen Bogus “Arbitration” Tactics Appearing in Many States by Mark Pitcavage

https://www.adl.org/blog/new-sovereign- ... any-states

This weekend, TikTok user Shanetta, or @regblackgrl, published an absolutely riveting account of her interactions with a group of Moorish sovereign citizens who kept trying to steal the house she recently purchased, claiming they owned it as part of their "ancestral estate" and going so far as to actually break in and change the locks. Because it's TikTok and the videos are only allowed to be like a minute long, it is a 49-part series (plus more videos in a Q&A series). I watched the whole damn thing.

Dave from down under wrote: ↑Thu Jun 24, 2021 4:31 am

One day he will end up in a real court and may then be free to live in a cell.

sugar magnolia wrote: ↑Thu Jun 24, 2021 4:46 am He looks pretty good for a 355 year old man.

The scary thing about some of these people is that you could pass them on the street or live in the same neighborhood and never know the depth of their crazy. They should have tattoos or a special uniform or something so we can identify them on sight.

noblepa wrote: ↑Mon Jun 28, 2021 10:26 am Isn't the title of this thread, "Sovcit nutz", somewhat redundant?

Just a thought.

Interstate 95 shut down as police responding to group of ‘heavily armed men’ claiming to ‘not recognize our laws’

Interstate 95 is shut down in both the northbound and southbound directions in Wakefield as a hostage negotiation team engages with a group of armed men.

A Massachusetts State Police trooper came upon a group of heavily armed men traveling northbound on Interstate 95 at approximately 1:30 a.m. on Saturday.

The trooper found men in multiple vehicles in the breakdown lane, refueling the vehicles. The occupants of the vehicle were dressed in military-style tactical gear. Some had long rifles, some pistols and “some had a combination of both,” Massachusetts State Police Colonel Christopher Mason told reporters on Saturday.

The trooper asked members of the group to produce licenses for the firearms and members of the group indicated they weren’t licensed or didn’t have copies of licenses on them.

Mason said they’ve learned the group was traveling from Rhode Island to Maine for what was described as “training.”

The trooper requested backup and additional state police as well as local police responded.

About eight men fled into the woods near the interstate while heavily armed, police say. A pair of men have been taken into custody by state police.

The men are located Saturday morning in the woods near the interstate and near the vehicles in the breakdown lane of the interstate, Mason said.

“We’re trying to successfully, peacefully resolve this,” Mason said. He applauded the actions of the responding trooper who he said was “very patient, very understanding with them,” which kept the situation from escalating.

State and local authorities declined to identify the group the men are part of and Mason said he was unaware of it prior to Saturday.

The “self-professed leader” of the group told a negotiator that they’re not anti-government, Mason told reporters Saturday. Their actions have had significant impact on the public, particularly as this is a holiday weekend, he said.

Wakefield Police Department said the men claim “to be from a group that does not recognize our laws.”

The department added, in a statement. “No threats were made, but these men should be considered armed and dangerous. We are asking residents in these areas to lock their doors and remain inside their homes. A heavy police presence will be in this area as well.”

A perimeter is set up along the woodline and residents are asked to avoid Interstate 95 in both directions in Wakefield. The Commuter T line that runs through the active area is also shutdown.

A group identifying as “Rise of the Moors” posted multiple videos since the initial police interaction.

The Rise of the Moors is a group of individuals who identify as Moorish Americans.

Jamhal Talib Abdullah Bey is identified on the group’s website as the Moorish American Consular Post Head for the organization. His biography on the group’s website lists him as having served in the United States Marine Corps previously.

“We’re not anti-government, we’re not anti-police, we’re not sovereign citizens, we’re not Black-identity extremists,” he said during a livestreamed video posted to YouTube Saturday morning.

“Police seen us on the side of the road with our guns secured,” he said in the video. “We were afraid so we got out with our arms.”

He claims in video the group was following federal law and should be allowed to travel across state lines with their weapons. A firearms license is required to possess or carry firearms in Massachusetts.

covfefe wrote: ↑Sat Jul 03, 2021 10:09 am It’s going down in Massachusetts!

Interstate 95 shut down as police responding to group of ‘heavily armed men’ claiming to ‘not recognize our laws’

https://www.masslive.com/police-fire/20 ... -laws.html