Thank you for sharing your research. Also, I was sent an email from substack stating I had 3 gift subscriptions to share (1 month) to your posts. I opened link and filled out the 3 email addresses. None of the email addresses received notice yet which brings me to this question. I’d like to purchase a 3 , 3 mo gift subscriptions to your substack but can not figure how to do it
If only there were some means of getting judicial reform.....
A Man has not fully lived in America until has been to civil court as a defendant in a real estate deal. The perjury and subornation of the same is off the charts.
And the jury, you better have a jury trial so that you can appeal their verdict.
The Jury:
All, each and every one on it, is selected on the basis of:
1. lack of income,
2. lack of employment,
3. lack of business experience,
4. lack of property ownership,
5. whether or not they are being proscribed psycho-tropic drugs which is preferred, and,
6. the miserable condition of their abode.
It only takes your lawyer two weeks to suborn enough perjury from the plaintiff to make sure the jury understands that you are a very bad guy. Your lawyer never once allows any evidence or witnesses in your favor to be admitted into the proceedings…
Your lawyer gets paid twice. You pay him to defend you and the other lawyer pays him to throw the case. He does throw your case.
Not one member of the jury owned even one piece of real estate property. And not one of them ever paid property tax or earned more than $10 per hour. Four were unemployed.
Their decision was unanimous. They would have given me the death penalty.
If only there were some means of getting judicial reform.....
Re: Silk Road and "crypto" in general: I don't know what Ulbricht did that was wrong, but I highly recommend the book "Bitcoin for Dummies" by Peter Kent and Tyler Bain (no connection to S.K. Bain as far as I know). (Michael included information about Blockchain technology in one of his recent Bulletins). I am a dummy regarding cryptocurrency and "smart" technology in general, so this book was an eye-opener for me. Please do not get involved in cryptocurrencies at least until you know exactly what you are doing! This book is a great place to start gaining knowledge on the subject. It is a very interesting read, not a boring textbook.
Thank you for sharing your research. Also, I was sent an email from substack stating I had 3 gift subscriptions to share (1 month) to your posts. I opened link and filled out the 3 email addresses. None of the email addresses received notice yet which brings me to this question. I’d like to purchase a 3 , 3 mo gift subscriptions to your substack but can not figure how to do it
Dear Deb
We will have a gift subscription link in our next column. Stay tuned!
Wonderful, Thank You
If only there were some means of getting judicial reform.....
A Man has not fully lived in America until has been to civil court as a defendant in a real estate deal. The perjury and subornation of the same is off the charts.
And the jury, you better have a jury trial so that you can appeal their verdict.
The Jury:
All, each and every one on it, is selected on the basis of:
1. lack of income,
2. lack of employment,
3. lack of business experience,
4. lack of property ownership,
5. whether or not they are being proscribed psycho-tropic drugs which is preferred, and,
6. the miserable condition of their abode.
It only takes your lawyer two weeks to suborn enough perjury from the plaintiff to make sure the jury understands that you are a very bad guy. Your lawyer never once allows any evidence or witnesses in your favor to be admitted into the proceedings…
Your lawyer gets paid twice. You pay him to defend you and the other lawyer pays him to throw the case. He does throw your case.
Not one member of the jury owned even one piece of real estate property. And not one of them ever paid property tax or earned more than $10 per hour. Four were unemployed.
Their decision was unanimous. They would have given me the death penalty.
If only there were some means of getting judicial reform.....
Re: Silk Road and "crypto" in general: I don't know what Ulbricht did that was wrong, but I highly recommend the book "Bitcoin for Dummies" by Peter Kent and Tyler Bain (no connection to S.K. Bain as far as I know). (Michael included information about Blockchain technology in one of his recent Bulletins). I am a dummy regarding cryptocurrency and "smart" technology in general, so this book was an eye-opener for me. Please do not get involved in cryptocurrencies at least until you know exactly what you are doing! This book is a great place to start gaining knowledge on the subject. It is a very interesting read, not a boring textbook.