All the world’s a stage,
And all the men and women merely players:
They have their exits and their entrances;
And one man in his time plays many parts.
This blog is intended to act as record for the journey that I, the man, who chooses to go by the name at common law of Dream, has embarked upon. So what exactly IS this journey? Well, the documentation here marks the beginning of the separation from the legal fiction that was created upon my birth (known as a “person”) and I the man, divinely created and “of mind”.
I dare say at this juncture these words mean little or nothing to most readers, however they follow a series of discoveries about the nature of our ‘models of reality’. We can pick up the thread from my realisation that “Legalese” actually existed and wasn’t just a derisory epithet for precision distinction of word definition. By this, I mean that legalese is in fact a language of it’s own, and when we hear this language used on us we THINK we understand it because the words are similar enough to the English language to make some sort of sense to us. HOWEVER, it is now my understanding that the words used can be very deceptive, and these words carry with them concepts which gradually over time we are becoming less and less aware of.
Anyone who is familiar with the work of Jordan Maxwell and his research into Maritime Admiralty Law, the law of the sea, will have an inkling of what is going on. The wonderful Canadian gentleman Rob Menhard has done some sterling research I am grateful for, and was integral in pointing me in the direction I’m headed. Others like John Harris in England produced further fine fine work piecing together more parts of the jigsaw. His route is slightly different than the one I am taking, invoking lawful rebellion due to treasonous government in 1974 and has served appropriate notice on the Queen.
Here is the link to the Public Notice which will be appearing in this Friday’s edition of the Congleton Chronicle 3rd July 2009…
Dream’s Notice of Understanding and Intent
Following placing the Notice last Monday, I received a phone call from a gentleman at the Chronicle asking me if there was any particular reason I was changing my name. A long conversation followed where I attempted to explain as best I could the reasoning and purpose for this course of action. The results of this “anthropological experiment” will be posted here periodically.