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seems so
please explain, it's nagging me
Is kind of a trick. I do not totally agree with this, but it can be used as additional way to shut the mouth of clueless policemen if they harass you.
You declare yourself a member of this virtual "micronation" https://www.republicamendalerenda.net/ so they cannot put you immediately under their jurisdiction.
I prefer to not be under any jurisdiction, just be myself.
Thank you
AFAIU Brandon is trying to restore the Republic, abolish the scam of US INC, 14th amendment...
In law and legal matters there's protocols for just about anything, and not identifying yourself is not a good place to be.
Being the authority anyone can make their own nation, documents, identifications... just must be legally/lawfully sound, must know what they are doing.
A friend of mine has an ID that says LIVING MAN, but he also uses gov docs when he sees fit, kinda like with multiple passports, it depends on every single interaction/contract.
It's just that people in groups are stronger than individual men, by combining their efforts. That's why I think it's important what Brandon is doing, because the original Bill of Rights, DOI and Constitution made the God given freedom onto paper into Rights for members of the nation to enjoy.
it depends on every single interaction/contract.
totally agree with that. Is not all black and white, you have to take advantage of each situation and use whatever is suitable for that "incident".
Important is that you are always in defense, not on offensive (like those sovereign citizens are doing). You use your own tools, only when is needed.
Brandon is trying to restore the Republic,
few people understand what he's trying to do. It sounds complicated for many, but is not wrong.
I saw many stupid people yelling to a cop "I am a sovereign citizen, you cannot touch me"... but they have no idea what to say after that or they start saying only bullshit crap.
That's why so many normies immediately after somebody start talking about these kind of things, wrongfully consider you a "sovereign citizen" (as in the raw footage you posted, cops talking each other like "ah is the sovereign citizen case", but in fact they have no clue about what it can come over their head). Brandon is right saying that this case is a "treasure", the guy can sue them and win a lot of money. But yeah, that will not be anymore in defense...
I have another approach with cops: I just ask pertinent questions that they do not have a clear answer, until they let me go. Calmly and politely.
Is this like REML or something? https://www.theamnestycoalition.org