Common Law in Action

If we the people do not defend our rights, nobody else will.
Watch below how to not give a magistrate jurisdiction over you.




And another guy who knows his rights and vehemently defends them.

For Namibians to discuss: Corruption Rife in Namibia

Even though president Pohamba vowed to fight corruption and an
Anti-Corruption Commission has been established, no change can yet
be seen. Almost daily another case of corruption is unveiled.

The latest case of apparent corruption even involves Pohambas daughter,
Kaupumhote and her company Kata Investments CC, which was awarded a N$16.4 million tender by the National Housing Enterprise(NHE) for building
houses in an Otjiwarongo suburb.

The BIG question is: was this tender awarded legally, according to official
regulations laid down or not?

We the people have a right to know the truth. Since we don't get the truth
via our media, we are now looking for ways to get behind the truth.
There are various ways to follow, so we now need to discuss which one to follow.

I herewith invite the people of Namibia to contribute their ideas, put them up for discussion in the comments section of this blog post.

He Get's Kingdom Currency in Return

Minor Girl Detained with Criminals in Windhoek

An Article in the Namibian of 12 June 2014 states the case of a 13 year old girl having been locked up in Wanaheda police station for allegedly stealing a cell phone. This article is causing quite a stir amongst readers of the paper. You can follow it HERE.

With a knowledge of the conditions in Namibias pretrial holding facilities, see HERE, it is an absolute atrocity to lock up a minor child in such conditions for a day or even just for a few hours. The psychological damage done to such a child cannot be undone. The alleged theft of a cell phone does not warrant such a punishment to be meted out intentionally, especially not towards a child aged 13.

What does cause greater concern, however, is the fact that recommendations from the Ombudsman keep being ignored since 2006.  The only recourse we as Namibians have against tyranny from the side of government, is the Ombudsman. If government does not recognize his authority, how can we the people rely on him for recourse?

Another serious concern is the fact that the Namibian Cabinet decided in 2009 already that the Ministry of Safety should budget for the construction of special facilities, but nothing has happened to date.

What becomes obvious from the online discussion following this article is the total ignorance of the general public about their human rights, what the statute says and how it is applied in reality. This ignorance is the ideal ground for tyranny to take over.

Global Assault on We the People #2

The two videos in Part 1 exposed the fact that we the people are being attacked by various means on a global scale. It is no longer a conspiracy story, even though many still think so, having been influenced by lies spread by Mainstream Media for decades. It is too well documented now in the public domain to keep on ignoring it.

With the help of whistle blowers and Alternative Media the ugly truth has been revealed and now people who have realized what is happening, start looking for ways to stop Agenda 21 from being fully implemented. But can we? Well, it may be a little late, as I just read somebody saying Agenda 21 was to be fully implemented by July 2014. If true, that is in less than a month.
Do we really still have a chance to stop this?  
Well, giving up before we've tried everything sure leads to defeat.

Here's what defeat looks like:
Every aspect of our lives will be controlled and regulated:
how we eat, what we eat, where we eat, where we live, how we live, how we move around, what we can and cannot buy, what we can and cannot say and yes, even what we think will be controlled and steered.
If that is your ideal in life, well then stop reading this right now.

This is what we're up against:
A minority of super rich psychopathic moguls (1% of the world's population) working only for their own benefit and profit.
When we look at the numbers, this tug-of-war CAN BE WON by we the people, even at this late stage.
How? - In a united effort.

But now you may say what can we the people in Africa, India, South America or wherever do about those money moguls who sit in the USA and Europe?
Aha, now you start thinking.
Who implements the rules of those 1% in your country?
Who is put in charge to implement Agenda 21 in your country?
Your government, of course; those whom you elected to serve you; those who now steal themselves rich on state resources and live in luxury while the people suffer; those who claim VIP status for life, meaning immunity from being brought before court for their stealing and in many cases their murdering.

United effort = all pulling on one and the same rope
The rope we have to pull on is our commonly inherited sovereignty.
Nobody has the right to attack our inherited human rights, no government and no law made by people in a government.
This rope is called COMMON LAW, which is enforced by Common Law Courts.
The people in the USA and Europe are a step ahead of other countries, as normal, but that may also be due to the fact that Agenda 21 originated there.
So they have started fighting those power brokers by various means. 
This is obvious to see in ITCCS, National Liberty Alliance(strictly USA), Neil Keenan Group, Round-op Alpha and others.
 
Even though all of them are fighting the same enemy, pulling on the rope of Common Law, they haven't yet combined their resources and tools, haven't yet united into one strong force as it were. This fact puts a strain on the tug-of-war and drags it out, giving the enemy a chance to counteract.

Since they are offering the basic tools they use to everyone who wants to join the fight, we in the rest of the world can only benefit from that. We are free to use the tools that best serve our immediate purpose to cut off the bottom handlers of the enemy. 

Time is of Essence
When we, the people in other countries, start cutting off the bottom handlers of the cabal, we isolate the top moguls in their respective countries, for those groups to handle. This way we may have a chance to get rid of all of them as soon as possible.
 
Here is an interesting interview which also mentions Agenda 21 at the 35.55 mark:

Global Assault on We The People #1

Hearing the following from Australian Member of Parliament Ann Bressington (from 11.38 mark in the video below) brings the realization that the assault on we the people is a global phenomenon:

“Big project spending does not fit with the idea that we're in financial crisis.  We the people have to tighten our belts, while the government seems to be absolutely unaware and unconcerned of the amount of debt that is accumulating.

This in turn means that taxes levies fines and other penalties increase, as well as cost of living rising exponentially and the ordinary citizens’ ability to exist well is compromised with almost every law that is passed. We are constantly paying for social services that we don't see.

This is world wealth redistribution at the grassroots level, redeployment of financial resources ensuring hardships on the citizens who just really want to get on with their lives.”

Whether Australia, the USA, Namibia or any other country in the world, the exact same things happen everywhere, meaning it’s a planned, intentional, global onslaught on the people via their governments. 

Ann Bressington exposes some of the people behind this onslaught and their plan called Agenda 21, meant to be implemented in the 21^st century, “the Age of Reason”, as those people call it.  Since we are there now, we can only expect worse to come if we the people keep going on with closed eyes and don’t react immediately.

If, after watching above video, you still don’t believe that we are being attacked on a grand scale, watch the one below.

And if you then still are not convinced, look at the Ten Commandments of the New World Order, which were hewn into stone tablets in Elbert County Georgia, USA. They state:

1. Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.
2. Guide reproduction wisely – improving fitness and diversity.
3. Unite humanity with a living new language.
4. Rule passion – faith – tradition – and all things with tempered reason.
5. Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
6. Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court.
7. Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
8. Balance personal rights with social duties.
9. Prize truth – beauty – love – seeking harmony with the infinite.
10. Be not a cancer on the earth – Leave room for nature – Leave room for nature.

This site gives you more details about that monument.

OOPS - Election Campaign reveals the Truth

In an article published by The Namibian on 27/5/2014 RDP party leader Hidipo Hamutenya wrote: ... MPs are voted through party lists and not directly by the constituency. They have been imposed on the people and their constituents have been arbitrarily allocated by their party. This is not democracy at its best. It is not ‘by the people, for the people,of the people'.


It must be noted that Hamutenya was part of the Constitution drafting committee, where this matter became part of the Namibian Constitution. At that time, as member of SWAPO, he did not object in any way. Now, however, as leader of his own party, he sees fit to use it in order to draw voters. 

Be that as it may, fact is: the truth has been revealed openly. We, the people, do not really have a say in who rules the country. We have been defrauded right from the word go.  Our Constitution is neither frog nor fish, it's a hotchpotch of Roman/Civil and Common Law with a dash of Admiralty for flavor, just to create more confusion. Now every civil servant can interpret it according to his will and do whatever he or she wants. 

The result is obvious: greed rules, cronyism and corruption have a hey day,  the economy goes down the drain and freedom once again is just a dream of a disenfranchised, scared people.

It's like they have wrote their own and sold it to the uneducated masses. - See more at: http://www.namibian.com.na/indexx.php?id=13332&page_type=story_detail&category_id=1#sthash.67xJa139.dpuf

I have talked to people everywhere sometimes even in your town and i know specialy in the north people are affraid of the swapo. I'm lucky that I very often get their thrust and tell me a lots of things which they actualy keept in secret about the swapo. Even in Windhoek outside of the railwaystation where I acasionly sitting under the trees hearing stories from old people which the swapo history keep quiet and about. It's like they have wrote their own and sold it to the uneducated masses. As you said but not dependent scared more likely is the right word. And if you study what happened with the NBC and all the popular programms and the deniying airtime to the other political parties I'm not supprised at all. The swapo voters are bloodthursty dogs and you can even see it from their comments. just go and read this comments from the beginning. - See more at: http://www.namibian.com.na/indexx.php?id=13332&page_type=story_detail&category_id=1#sthash.67xJa139.dpuf

I have talked to people everywhere sometimes even in your town and i know specialy in the north people are affraid of the swapo. I'm lucky that I very often get their thrust and tell me a lots of things which they actualy keept in secret about the swapo. Even in Windhoek outside of the railwaystation where I acasionly sitting under the trees hearing stories from old people which the swapo history keep quiet and about. It's like they have wrote their own and sold it to the uneducated masses. As you said but not dependent scared more likely is the right word. And if you study what happened with the NBC and all the popular programms and the deniying airtime to the other political parties I'm not supprised at all. The swapo voters are bloodthursty dogs and you can even see it from their comments. just go and read this comments from the beginning. - See more at: http://www.namibian.com.na/indexx.php?id=13332&page_type=story_detail&category_id=1#sthash.67xJa139.dpuf

I have talked to people everywhere sometimes even in your town and i know specialy in the north people are affraid of the swapo. I'm lucky that I very often get their thrust and tell me a lots of things which they actualy keept in secret about the swapo. Even in Windhoek outside of the railwaystation where I acasionly sitting under the trees hearing stories from old people which the swapo history keep quiet and about. It's like they have wrote their own and sold it to the uneducated masses. As you said but not dependent scared more likely is the right word. And if you study what happened with the NBC and all the popular programms and the deniying airtime to the other political parties I'm not supprised at all. The swapo voters are bloodthursty dogs and you can even see it from their comments. just go and read this comments from the beginning. - See more at: http://www.namibian.com.na/indexx.php?id=13332&page_type=story_detail&category_id=1#sthash.67xJa139.dpuf

I have talked to people everywhere sometimes even in your town and i know specialy in the north people are affraid of the swapo. I'm lucky that I very often get their thrust and tell me a lots of things which they actualy keept in secret about the swapo. Even in Windhoek outside of the railwaystation where I acasionly sitting under the trees hearing stories from old people which the swapo history keep quiet and about. It's like they have wrote their own and sold it to the uneducated masses. As you said but not dependent scared more likely is the right word. And if you study what happened with the NBC and all the popular programms and the deniying airtime to the other political parties I'm not supprised at all. The swapo voters are bloodthursty dogs and you can even see it from their comments. just go and read this comments from the beginning. - See more at: http://www.namibian.com.na/indexx.php?id=13332&page_type=story_detail&category_id=1#sthash.67xJa139.dpuf

 

MPs are voted through party lists and not directly by the constituency? They have been imposed on the people and their constituents have been arbitrarily allocated by their party. This is not democracy at its best. It is not ‘by the people, for the people, of the people’. - See more at: http://www.namibian.com.na/indexx.php?id=13317&page_type=story_detail&category_id=3#sthash.BHorcg6q.dpuf