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  • Yvon Denis
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    Take notice it does not apply to people who sold themselves or their kids, in to slavery like all are deceived into doing these days. Citizen=subject=slave have no right to it, as it say;
    - We will not as freemen be jailed without charges
    - We will not as freemen be denied a fair trial of our peers
    - We will not as freemen allow warrant less searches
    - We will not as freemen allow confiscation of our holdings
    - We will not allow you taxes without our basic rights under the Magna Carta being met .

  • Bernicia Keep Troth
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    It is important to consider the Statutem de Judeismo of 1275 and the Edict of Expulsion of 1290 not as laws passed suddenly to try to solve forever the Jewish problem but rather as part of a series of laws passed throughout the 13th century to deal with the subversive influence of the perfidious Jew. The first set of national laws passed in England was the Magna Carta of 1215 which to this day is the source of all laws in the English-speaking world, including the American Constitution. Of the 63 clauses of the Great Charter, numbers 10 and 11 deal with the Jewish problem:

    (10) If anyone who has borrowed from the Jews any sum, great or small, dies before it is repaid, the debt shall not bear interest as long as the heir is under age, of whomsoever he holds; and if the debt falls into our hands, we will not take anything except the principal mentioned in the bond,

    (11) And if anyone dies indebted to the Jews, his wife shall have her dower and pay nothing of that debt; and it the dead man leaves children who are under age, they shall be provided with necessaries befitting the holding of the deceased; and the debt shall be paid out of the residue, reserving, however, service due to the lords of the land; debts owing to others than Jews shall be dealt with in like manner (Encyclopedia Britannica translation).

  • ronanp100
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    A group of powerful private interests ,the barons, dictating terms to the sovereign conjures up an image of today's powerful private interests,the central banks, dictating terms to sovereign governments. Plus ca change…..

  • kim kurt
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    the original idea was to limit unlimited or absolute power-it first covered the lords and freemen-but people came to know it should include everybody

  • Truth-also- Communicates
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    Thank you madam professor, but at no point did you define it's origin or it's pre-origin outlining it's actual reason for coming into place initially.
    It was/is clearly a manipulative writ based sole'y upon law, and as such, must be traced to original formation of same.
    Only at such a point is and can it be refuted and ultimately refused as not being truly worthy of the parchment it's scribed upon either.

  • Truth-also- Communicates
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    It's a tremendous document of bluff, and clearly is overwritten by pure grace alone.
    It was in a nut-shell a 'bun-fight' of seeking to dominate the masses.