ozmirage--
Harmon Taylor is interviewed in this vid. He was part of the team challenging jurisdiction of the Denver, Colorado, court to try Timothy McVeigh for the Oklahoma City bombing.
The challenge was based on the extradition of the case from Oklahoma to Colorado since the Constitution's Bill of Rights restricts jurisdiction to the community in which the crime is committed.
Taylor's appeal was thrown out and was said to be frivolous and ludicrous, et al. Over time Taylor came to the conclusion that the court was correct because the Constitution had never been legitimately put into place, which topic he discusses in this vid.
He also talks about the change of currency bringing about the foundational choice of law.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvQNFMwbLeI
Here's another interview with Taylor that I'm only 30 minutes into, but it seems to go into more detail:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu2ik5imw2U
(Skip the first 10 minutes' dithery intro.)
I think my bottom-line questions are:
1. If the original organic Constitution for the united States of America and the Bill of Rights are not something we can quote and rely on to assert our natural rights, how do we/how can we protect ourselves?
2. If Common Law is the default law, does it need to be recognized by the corporate U.S. in order to be used?
3. How are we able to hold "their" feet to the fire of Common Law?
I would very much appreciate getting your take on this--and anyone else's take who cares to share. I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around it and maybe haven't done a swell job of describing the vid or phrasing my questions, but I'm hopeful that clarity might be gained.
Peace Love Joy & Harmony,
genevieve
P.S. Thanks for this thread. I'm learning.![]()