declaration of independence

[markie_b]

ok well ive been on the london gazette and looking around at certificate of exemption certificate of independence and then it struck me the usa they done the declaration of independence because of the way they were being treated and governed.included the taxes the tyrany the errosion of rights ect there was 52 signatures on the declaration.maybe something worth looking into not as a state but as individuals.
a decloration of individual independence :)

also check out the mouri in nsw ;) http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/58757/notices/561318/type=notices;all=declaration+of+independence

[uncia]

ok well ive been on the london gazette and looking around at certificate of exemption certificate of independence and then it struck me the usa they done the declaration of independence because of the way they were being treated and governed.included the taxes the tyrany the errosion of rights ect there was 52 signatures on the declaration.maybe something worth looking into not as a state but as individuals.
a decloration of individual independence :)
Problem is recognition. You can declare, but you can't force others to recognize what you have declared. Unless they do, any such declaration is worthless.

[Ian2day]

Declare it out loud to the Universe.

[rydeon]

The only way you'll ever get recognised is to do what the 13 colonies did and win a war. In this case topple the houses of parliament and start from scratch.

If you want a start, everyone start signing a petition for concealed carry of firearms here:

http://petition.co.uk/petition_to_allow_concealed_handguns_in_the_uk

http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/gshandguns/

[smoke n mirrors]

Problem is recognition. You can declare, but you can't force others to recognize what you have declared. Unless they do, any such declaration is worthless.

Finally a post from you that endorses the FMOTL philosophy well done! :)

You have defined the flaw in the current political and legal system, in a most concise manor.

I hope this is the start of many encouraging posts.

Cheers,

[burnttoast]

Problem is recognition. You can declare, but you can't force others to recognize what you have declared. Unless they do, any such declaration is worthless.

They're could be another way around it though....declare it and send notice to the PTB that it concerns...and make sure to put it on public record.....My understanding is process of bringing declaration from private to the public arena....It's always about process, but alas I too am learning...

[markie_b]

the private and public lawful/legal arena is the gazette's its where the notice of intents go to be officially recognised and used in court its where statutes and acts get published and amended go to so my guess would be there london edinbourough and belfast gazette :)