@imatelly you think that will work? What will MAYBE work is if a few
million of us withdraw consent to be subject to any exetutive order.
Withdraw consent to being assasinated. Withdraw onsent to being GOVERNED by
a foreign corporation (US citizens can't sue a state because they're
citizens of a foreign jurisdiction (USA=Wash DC, Puerto Rico, etc, and
doesn't include the 50 states). You do this with a claim, not a phone call.
Notarized affidavit requiring response or it's law. That MIGHT work.
anyone notice everyone seys they are taking our rights and they are going
to kill us,yet everyone sits around even the people saying this stuff and
does nothing about it and then seys what should i do i cant do
anything,well you all sound like good slaves are you telling me egypt is
stronger than you americans,egypt has balls and america dont egypt has
courage america dont egypt is smart america is not,if you dont agree with
me do something if you agree with me all you will do is complain
the only people that can do something about this are acting like babys and
useing there phone for texting friends even though they have all the power
how many times have you called the white house and complained? if you said
never your the problem!! i cant fix this for you you have to help does not
one person understand this or are you all slaves
As a general matter, "a party has standing when it can allege an injury
within the area of concern of the statute or regulatory scheme under which
the injurious action has occurred.” Enos v. Secretary of Environmental
Affairs, 432 Mass. 132, 135 (2000), citing Massachusetts Ass'n of Indep.
Ins. Agents, 373 Mass. at 293.
@talk57 higher courts already ruled random tag checks are not a violation
of privacy. We're not going for a dismissal. We're going for precedent.
Laying serious charges that I won't go into here but they'll take up a few
pages just listing the code violations without the text.
yes you must bring all motions at the hearing. and ask for everything that
you want and even if you don't think it will help ask for it. but you must
bring it up at the first hearing.
if it's not too late I always ask for a probable cause hearing in
Massachusetts, it's the first step in challenging everything, process,
jurisdiction etc.