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What is Religion If It Is Not All Good?

Now that we have drawn your attention to what we see as the biggest lie in the world, chances are that anyone who is fully invested in their religion and is an all-out believer will think we are evil and heretics. Do you think we are heretics to ask these questions? Do you know what heretic means? It actually means someone who chooses, and generally in this context, it means someone who chooses to question the narrative of religion. That’s why many religions burned people at the stake who questioned their narrative, and they did this simply to shut them up. Is that part of history okay with you, that thousands of people were tortured and murdered because of their questioning religion? To put it bluntly, the need to have a God to praise and worship is the biggest con in the history of humanity.

I (Jolly) woke up to that as a very young child when I was told to praise this loving God, yet I could see all of the death and devastation, in large part due to disagreements between people of different religions, going on all over the world. It has never stopped - neither my view on this, nor the death and devastation. In fact, the death and destruction is getting worse and this is completely evident by what just happened to Charlie Kirk. What we see going on in much of the discussion regarding his murder, and the questions about who is responsible for it, is that this murder has something to do with religious opposition. There are some things being shown to be true, and one thing is that Jews, Christians and Muslims are still in conflict with one another. But hey, it is the other religion that is wrong. Whichever religion you follow and believe in must be right - right

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How Much of a Challenge to your Beliefs Are You Up For?

In the first two parts of this series, we have established a foundation beyond where even the deepest digging podcasters, researchers and investigators have ever considered or can actually comprehend. We started by explaining the power of belief. Belief is so powerful, so all-consuming, that people can actually do things that ordinarily would not be possible - just because they believe in something. So our first question here is: Did the belief substantiate the action or was belief a smoke screen to hide the fact of who is actually doing the act of creation? We established this point in Part One and in this segment we are going to explore what the smokescreen really is that obscures the answer to this question. An answer that will challenge your beliefs! This will unveil what has been put into our reality as if it were “real,” what is generally believed by the masses, and is in fact, beyond any previously described “biggest lie!” It is said that if you tell a big enough lie, and keep telling it long enough, people will believe it and then it will be nigh on impossible to change their views ever after. We are in this category of HUGEness in the way of this lie.

So, here’s the Big Question! Ask yourself, what is it that obscures the truth of our reality? Well, for another challenging answer that will penetrate to the core for many, the answer is the deep belief in a God which has authority and power over us, a god that is supposedly merciful and forgiving, one who loves us, but will strike you down with a vengeance if you do anything contrary to his absolute demands for worship, obedience, and subservience. This god wants you to fear him; he is a “wrathful, vengeful God.” The phrase “I am a god-fearing man or woman” is accepted as a given. Yet, why do we have to fear a god that supposedly loves us? Is this not the basis of all trauma, abuse, domestic violence, and self-justifying suppression of a child’s natural expression of Life? “Bow down to me and fear me, or I will wreak my vengeance upon you (but I love you, it’s for your own good).” Consider that question. And then consider where did this belief come from in the first place?

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How Programmed Are You?

In Part One of this series on the topic of belief, we established that our lives are created by our beliefs and programming. This is the foundation upon which this series of articles is based. Our beliefs create our reality. Programming is something that very few had any concept about until a few decades ago. We all knew about television programs, but never thought of ourselves as being programmed! Then computers came along and we learned that they were driven by programs. But did we even consider that our minds can be easily programmed too? Then we heard about leading edge technologies emerging for increased storage and, lo and behold, they told us that DNA was the most advanced method to hold programs and data. Who wudda thunk that? In fact, it emerged that our DNA is capable of storing virtually all of the facts, data, and experiences of all of existence and the universe!

Thus, it is not a far step then to consider that the human body and mind can have programs inserted into it that will drive the operating system, just as programs in computers do. This has been known by the elites and controllers for centuries, even millennia; but normal people had no idea about this until recently. These days, anyone who has delved into the esoteric and mystical and woo-woo type of information has heard about programming. Now that we have described a lot about belief, and what it really is and does, let’s take a moment to look at what programming is and does. Both belief and programming play a large part in the main topic of this series, so it is important that we cover them both. It is going to take a while, but let’s continue here with Part Two in this intended series of articles to uncover the big lie in this world.

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Self-Imprisonment Caused by Belief

Twenty-five years ago, I escaped from an emotionally abusive relationship. Before this strange relationship (not a romantic one) I had been an extremely independent and life-loving girl and young woman until I somehow allowed myself to become someone’s slave. It was a very gradual process whereby I went from being that independent young woman to becoming more and more of a “yes woman” and slave, whereby I was emotionally abused, although at the time I didn’t know that was what it was. I ended up giving my power away to this person over the course of 18 years. It was almost like I needed to payback 18 years of some sort of karmic entanglement. What happened in the years following that escape was the beginning of my journey to find myself.

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20 Maxims of Equity – from Wikipedia (LINK

The Role of Maxims

Maxims of equity are not a rigid set of rules, but are, rather, general principles which can be deviated from in specific cases. Snell’s Equity, an English treatise, takes the view that the “Maxims do not cover the whole ground, and moreover they overlap, one maxim contains by implication what belongs to another. Indeed, it would not be difficult to reduce all under two: ‘Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy‘ and ‘Equity acts on the person‘.

List of Maxims

• 1 Equity sees that as done what ought to be done

• 2 Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy

• 3 Equity delights in equality

• 4 One who seeks equity must do equity

• 5 Equity aids the vigilant, not those who slumber on their rights

• 6 Equity imputes an intent to fulfil an obligation

• 7 Equity acts in personam or persons

• 8 Equity abhors a forfeiture

• 9 Equity does not require an idle gesture

• 10 He who comes into equity must come with clean hands

• 11 Equity delights to do justice and not by halves

• 12 Equity will take jurisdiction to avoid a multiplicity of suits

• 13 Equity follows the law

• 14 Equity will not aid a volunteer

• 15 Where equities are equal, the law will prevail

• 16 Between equal equities the first in order of time shall prevail

• 17 Equity will not complete an imperfect gift

• 18 Equity will not allow a statute to be used as a cloak for fraud

• 19 Equity will not allow a trust to fail for want of a trustee

• 20 Equity regards the beneficiary as the true owner

1. Equity sees that as done what ought to be done

This maxim means that when individuals are required, by their agreements or by law, to perform some act of legal significance, equity will regard that act as having been done as it ought to have been done, even before it has happened. This makes possible the legal phenomenon of equitable conversion. Sometimes this is phrased as “equity regards as done what should have been done”.

The consequences of this maxim, and of equitable conversion, are significant in their bearing on the risk of loss in transactions. When parties enter a contract for the sale of real property, the buyer is deemed to have obtained an equitable right that becomes a legal right only after the deal is completed.

Due to his equitable interest in the outcome of the transaction, the buyer who suffers a breach may be entitled to the equitable remedy of specific performance (although not always, see below). If he is successful in seeking a remedy at law, he is entitled to the value of the property at the time of breach regardless of whether it has appreciated or depreciated.

The fact that the buyer may be forced to suffer a depreciation in the value of the property means that he bears the risk of loss if, for example, the improvements on the property he bought burn down while he is still in escrow.

Problems may sometimes arise because, through some lapse or omission, insurance coverage is not in force at the time a claim is made. If the policyholder has clearly been at fault in this connection, because, for example, he has not paid premiums when he should have, then it will normally be quite reasonable for an insurer to decline to meet the claim. However, it gets more difficult if the policyholder is no more at fault than the insurer. A fair solution in the circumstances may be arrived at by applying the principle that equity regards that as done that ought to be done. In other words, what would the position have been if what should have been done had been done?

Thus, in one case, premiums on a life insurance policy were overdue. The insurer’s letter to the policyholder warning him of this fact was never received by the policyholder, who died shortly after the policy consequently lapsed. It was clear that if the notice had been received by the policyholder, he or his wife would have taken steps to ensure the policy continued in force, because the policyholder was terminally ill at the time and the coverage provided by the policy was something his wife was plainly going to require in the foreseeable future. Since the policyholder would have been fully entitled to pay the outstanding premium at that stage, regardless of his physical condition, the insurer (with some persuasion from the Bureau) agreed that the matter should be dealt with as if the policyholder had done so. In other words, his widow was entitled to the sum assured less the outstanding premium. In other similar cases, however, it has not been possible to follow the same principle because there has not been sufficiently clear evidence that the policy would have been renewed.

Another illustration of the application of this equitable principle was in connection with motor vehicle insurance. A policyholder was provided with coverage on the basis that she was entitled to a “no claims” discount from her previous insurer. Confirmation to this effect from the previous insurer was required. When that was not forthcoming, her coverage was cancelled by the brokers who had issued the initial coverage note. This was done without reference to the insurer concerned whose normal practice in such circumstances would have been to maintain coverage and to require payment of the full premium until proof of the no claims discount was forthcoming. Such proof was eventually obtained by the policyholder, but only after she had been involved in an accident after the cancellation by the brokers of the policy. Here again, the fair outcome was to look at what would have happened if the insurer’s normal practice had been followed. In such circumstances, the policyholder would plainly have still had a policy at the time of the accident. The insurer itself had not acted incorrectly at any stage. However, in the circumstances, it was equitable for it to meet the claim.

2. Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy

When seeking an equitable relief, the one that has been wronged has the stronger hand. The stronger hand is the one that has the capacity to ask for a legal remedy (judicial relief). In equity, this form of remedy is usually one of specific performance or an injunction (injunctive relief). These are superior remedies to those administered at common law such as damages. The Latin legal maxim is ubi jus ibi remedium (“where there is a right, there must be a remedy”), sometimes cited as ubi jus ibi remediam.

The maxim is necessarily subordinate to positive principles and cannot be applied either to subvert established rules of law or to give the courts a jurisdiction hitherto unknown, and it is only in a general not in a literal sense that the maxim has force.

Case law dealing with principle of this maxim at law include Ashby v White^[4] and Bivens v. Six Unknown Named Agents The application of this principle at law was key in the decision of Marbury v. Madison wherein it was necessary to establish that Marbury had a right to his commission in the first place in order for Chief Justice Marshall to make his more wide-ranging decision.

3. Equity delights in equality

Where two people have an equal right, the property will be divided equally. Thus equity will presume joint owners to be tenants in common unless the parties have expressly agreed otherwise. Equity also favors partition, if requested, of jointly held property.

4. One who seeks equity must do equity

To receive equitable relief, the petitioning party must be willing to complete all of its own obligations as well. The applicant to a court of equity is just as much subject to the power of that court as the defendant. This maxim may also overlap with the clean hands maxim (see below).

5. Equity aids the vigilant, not those who slumber on their rights

Vigilantibus non dormientibus aequitas subvenit.

A person who has been wronged must act relatively swiftly to preserve their rights. Otherwise, they are guilty of laches, an untoward delay in litigation with the presumed intent of denying claims. This differs from a statute of limitations, in that a delay is particularized to individual situations, rather than a general prescribed legal amount of time. In addition, even where a limitation period has not yet run, laches may still occur. The equitable rule of laches and acquiescence was first introduced in Chief Young Dede v. African Association Ltd^[

Alternatives:

• Delay defeats equity

• Equity aids the vigilant, not those who sleep on their rights

6. Equity imputes an intent to fulfill an obligation

Generally speaking, near performance of a general obligation will be treated as sufficient unless the law requires perfect performance, such as in the exercise of an option. Text writers give an example of a debtor leaving a legacy to his creditor equal to or greater than his obligation. Equity regards such a gift as performance of the obligation so the creditor cannot claim both the legacy and payment of the debt.

7. Equity acts in personam or persons

In England, there was a distinction drawn between the jurisdiction of the law courts and that of the chancery court. Courts of law had jurisdiction over property as well as persons and their coercive power arose out of their ability to adjust ownership rights. Courts of equity had power over persons. Their coercive power arose from the ability, on authority of the crown, to hold a violator in contempt, and take away his or her freedom (or money) until he or she purged himself or herself of his or her contumacious behavior. This distinction helped preserve the separation of powers between the two courts.

Nevertheless, courts of equity also developed a doctrine that an applicant must assert a “property interest”. This was a limitation on their own power to issue relief. This does not mean that the courts of equity had taken jurisdiction over property. Rather, it means that they came to require that the applicant assert a right of some significant substance as opposed to a claim for relief based on an injury to mere emotional or dignitary interests.

8. Equity abhors a forfeiture

Today, a mortgagor refers to his interest in the property as his “equity”. The origin of the concept, however, was actually a mirror-image of the current practice.

At common law, a mortgage was a conveyance of the property, with a condition subsequent, that if the grantor paid the secured indebtedness to the grantee on or before a date certain (the “law” day) then the conveyance would be void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect. As was inevitable, debtors would be unable to pay on the Law Day, and if they tendered the debt after the time had passed, the creditor owed no duty to give the land back. So then the debtor would run to the court of equity, plead that there was an unconscionable forfeiture about to occur, and beg the court to grant an equitable decree requiring the lender to surrender the property upon payment of the secured debt with interest to date. And the equity courts granted these petitions quite regularly and often without regard for the amount of time that had lapsed since the Law Day had passed. The lender could interpose a defense of laches, saying that so much time had gone by (and so much improvement and betterment had taken place) that it would be inequitable to require undoing the finality of the mortgage conveyance. Other defences, including equitable estoppel, were used to bar redemption as well.

This unsettling system had a negative impact on the willingness of lenders to accept real estate as collateral security for loans. Since a lender could not re-sell the property until it had been in uncontested possession for years, or unless it could show changed circumstances, the value of real estate collateral was significantly impaired. Impaired, that is, until lawyers concocted the bill of foreclosure, whereby a mortgagee could request a decree that unless the mortgagor paid the debt by a date certain (and after the law date set in the mortgage), the mortgagor would thereafter be barred and foreclosed of all right, title and equity of redemption in and to the mortgaged premises.

To complete the circle, one needs to understand that when a mortgagor fails to pay an instalment when due, and the mortgagee accelerates the mortgage, requiring immediate repayment of the entire mortgage indebtedness, the mortgagor does not have a right to pay the past-due instalment(s) and have the mortgage reinstated. In Graf v. Hope Building Corp. the New York Court of Appeals observed that in such a case, there was no forfeiture, only the operation of a clause fair on its face, to which the mortgagor had freely assented. In the latter 20th Century, New York’s lower courts eroded the Graf doctrine to such a degree that it appears that it is no longer the law, and that a court of conscience has the power to mandate that a default be excused if it is equitable to do so. Of course, now that the pendulum is swinging in the opposite direction, we can expect courts to explain where the limits on the newly expanded equity of redemption lie…and it is probably not a coincidence that the cases that have eroded Graf v. Hope Building Corp. have been accompanied by the rise of arbitration as a means for enforcing mortgages.

9. Equity does not require an idle gesture

Also: Equity will not compel a court to do a vain and useless thing. It would be an idle gesture for the court to grant reformation of a contract and then to deny to the prevailing party an opportunity to perform it as modified.

10. He who comes into equity must come with clean hands

It is often stated that one who comes into equity must come with clean hands (or alternatively, equity will not permit a party to profit by his own wrong). In other words, if you ask for help about the actions of someone else but have acted wrongly, then you do not have clean hands, and you may not receive the help you seek. For example, if you desire your tenant to vacate, you must not have violated the tenant’s rights.

However, the requirement of clean hands does not mean that a “bad person” cannot obtain the aid of equity. “Equity does not demand that its suitors shall have led blameless lives.” The defense of unclean hands only applies if there is a nexus between the applicant’s wrongful act and the rights he wishes to enforce.

For instance, in Riggs v. Palmer, a man who had killed his grandfather to receive his inheritance more quickly (and for fear that his grandfather may change his will) lost all right to the inheritance.

In D & C Builders Ltd v Rees, a small building firm did some work on the house of a couple named Rees. The bill came to £732, of which the Rees had already paid £250. When the builders asked for the balance of £482, the Rees announced that the work was defective, and they were only prepared to pay £300. As the builders were in serious financial difficulties (as the Rees knew), they reluctantly accepted the £300 “in completion of the account”. The decision to accept the money would not normally be binding in contract law, and afterwards the builders sued the Rees for the outstanding amount. The Rees claimed that the court should apply the doctrine of equitable estoppel, which can make promises binding when they would normally not be. However, Lord Denning refused to apply the doctrine, on the grounds that the Rees had taken unfair advantage of the builders’ financial difficulties and therefore had not come “with clean hands”.

11. Equity delights to do justice and not by halves

When a court of equity is presented with a good claim to equitable relief, and it is clear that the plaintiff also sustained monetary damages, the court of equity has jurisdiction to render legal relief, e.g., monetary damages. Hence equity does not stop at granting equitable relief but goes on to render a full and complete collection of remedies.

12. Equity will take jurisdiction to avoid a multiplicity of suits

Thus, “where a court of equity has all the parties before it, it will adjudicate upon all of the rights of the parties connected with the subject matter of the action, so as to avoid a multiplicity of suits.” This is the basis for the procedures of interpleader, class action, and the more rarely used Bill of Peace.

13. Equity follows the law

This maxim, also expressed as Aequitas sequitur legem means more fully that “equity will not allow a remedy that is contrary to law.

The Court of Chancery never claimed to override the courts of common law. Story states “where a rule, either of the common or the statute law is direct, and governs the case with all its circumstances, or the particular point, a court of equity is as much bound by it as a court of law, and can as little justify a departure from it.” According to Edmund Henry Turner Snell, “It is only when there is some important circumstance disregarded by the common law rules that equity interferes.” Cardozo wrote in his dissent in Graf v. Hope Building Corporation, 254 N.Y 1 at 9 (1930), “Equity works as a supplement for law and does not supersede the prevailing law.”

Maitland says, “We ought not to think of common law and equity as of two rival systems.” Equity had come not to destroy the law, but to fulfil it. Every jot and every tittle of law was to be obeyed, but when all this had been done yet something might be needful, something that equity would require.” The goal of law and equity was the same but due to historical reason they chose a different path. Equity respected every word of law and every right at law but where the law was defective, in those cases, equity provides equitable right and remedies.

14. Equity will not aid a volunteer

Equity cannot be used to take back a benefit that was voluntarily but mistakenly conferred without consultation of the receiver. This maxim protects the doctrine of choice.

This maxim is very important in restitution. Restitution developed as a series of writs called special assumpsit, which were later additions in the courts of law, and were more flexible tools of recovery, based on equity. Restitution could provide means of recovery when people bestowed benefits on one another (such as giving money or providing services) according to contracts that would have been legally unenforceable.

However, pursuant to the equitable maxim, restitution does not allow a volunteer or “officious inter-meddler” to recover. A volunteer is not merely someone who acts selflessly. In the legal (and equitable) context, it refers to someone who provides a benefit regardless of whether the recipient wants it. For example, when someone mistakenly builds an improvement on a home, neither equity nor restitution will allow the improver to recover from the homeowner.

An exception to this maxim can be seen in cases where the doctrine of estoppel applies.

15. Where equities are equal, the law will prevail

Equity will provide no specific remedies where the parties are equal, or where neither has been wronged.

The significance of this maxim is that applicants to the chancellors often did so because of the formal pleading of the law courts, and the lack of flexibility they offered to litigants. Law courts and legislature, as lawmakers, through the limits of the substantive law they had created, thus inculcated a certain status quo that affected private conduct, and private ordering of disputes. Equity, in theory, had the power to alter that status quo, ignoring the limits of legal relief, or legal defences. But courts of equity were hesitant to do so. This maxim reflects the hesitancy to upset the legal status quo. If in such a case, the law created no cause of action, equity would provide no relief; if the law did provide relief, then the applicant would be obligated to bring a legal, rather than equitable action. This maxim overlaps with the previously mentioned “equity follows the law.”

16. Between equal equities the first in order of time shall prevail

This maxim operates where there are two or more competing equitable interests; when two equities are equal the original interest (i.e., the first in time) will succeed.

17. Equity will not complete an imperfect gift

If a donor has made an imperfect gift, i.e. lacking the formalities required at common law, equity will not assist the intended donee. This maxim is a subset of equity will not assist a volunteer .

Note the exception in Strong v Bird (1874) LR 18 Eq 315. If the donor appoints the intended donee as executor of his/her will, and the donor subsequently dies, equity will perfect the imperfect gift.

18. Equity will not allow a statute to be used as a cloak for fraud

Equity prevents a party from relying upon an absence of a statutory formality if to do so would be unconscionable and unfair. This can occur in secret trusts and also constructive trusts and so on.

19. Equity will not allow a trust to fail for want of a trustee

If there is no trustee, whoever has legal title to the trust property will be considered the trustee. Otherwise, a court may appoint a trustee. In Ireland, the trustee may be any administrator of a charity to which the trust is related.

20. Equity regards the beneficiary as the true owner

See also

• English trusts law

• Brocard (law)

• Legal maxim

• List of legal Latin terms

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A broad statement of principle, the truth and reasonableness of which are self-evident. A rule of Equity, the system of justice that complements the Common Law.

Maxims were originally quoted in Latin, and many of the Latin phrases continue to be familiar to lawyers in the early 2000s. The maxims not written down in an organized code or enacted by legislatures, but hey have been handed down through generations of judges. As a result, the wording of a maxim may vary from case to case. For example, it is general rule that equity does not aid a party at fault. This maxim has been variously expressed: No one is entitled to the aid of a court of equity when that aid has become necessary through his or her own fault.

Equity does not relieve a person of the consequences of his or her own carelessness. A court of equity will not assist a person in extricating himself or herself from the circumstances that he or she has created. Equity will not grant relief from a self-created hardship.

The principles of equity and justice are universal in the common law courts of the world. They are flexible principles aimed at achieving justice for both sides in each case. No maxim is ever absolute, but all of the principles must be weighed and fitted to the facts of an individual controversy. A rule does not apply when it would produce an unfair result. A party cannot insist that a strict technicality be enforced in his or her favor when it would create an injustice because equity will instead balance the interests of the different parties and the convenience of the public.

The Foundations of Equity

Two maxims form the primary foundations of equity: Equity will not suffer an injustice and equity acts in personam. The first of these explains the whole purpose of equity, and the second highlights the personal nature of equity. Equity looks at the circumstances of the individuals in each case and fashions a remedy that is directed at the person of the defendant who must act accordingly to provide the plaintiff with the specified relief. Unless a statute expands the powers of an equity court, it can make decrees that concern property only indirectly, phrasing them as decrees against persons. It is said that these are the oldest two maxims of equity. All others are consistent with them.

“He who seeks equity must do equity.”

This maxim is not a moral persuasion but an enforceable Rule of Law. It does not require every plaintiff to have an unblemished background in order to prevail, but the court will refuse to assist anyone whose Cause Of Action is founded on his or her own misconduct toward the other party. If, for example, a wealthy woman tricks her intended spouse into signing a prenuptial agreement giving him a token $500 should they Divorce and after marriage she engages in a consistent pattern of conduct leading to a divorce, a court could refuse to enforce the agreement. This maxim reflects one aspect of the principle known as the clean hands doctrine.

“He who comes into equity must come with clean hands.”

This maxim bars relief for anyone guilty of improper conduct in the matter at hand. It operates to prevent any affirmative recovery for the person with “unclean hands,” no matter how unfairly the person’s adversary has treated him or her. The maxim is the basis of the clean hands doctrine. Its purpose is to protect the integrity of the court. It does not disapprove only of illegal acts but will deny relief for bad conduct that, as a matter of public policy, ought to be discouraged. A court will ask whether the bad conduct was intentional. This rule is not meant to punish carelessness or a mistake. It is possible that the wrongful conduct is not an act but a failure to act. For example, someone who hires an agent to represent him or her and then sits silently while the agent misleads another party in negotiations is as much responsible for the false statements as if he himself or she herself had made them.

The bad conduct that is condemned by the clean hands doctrine must be a part of the transaction that is the subject of the lawsuit. It is not necessary that it actually have hurt the other party. For example, equity will not relieve a plaintiff who was also trying to evade taxes or defraud creditors with a business deal, even if that person was cheated by the other party in the transaction.

Equity will always decline relief in cases in which both parties have schemed to circumvent the law. In on every old case, a robber filed a bill in equity to force his partner to account for a sum of money. When the real nature of the claim was discovered, the bill was dismissed with costs, and the lawyers were held in Contempt of court for bringing such an action-This famous case has come to be called The Highwayman(Everet v. Williams, Ex. 1725, 9 L.Q. Rev. 197), and judges have been saying ever since that they will not sit to take an account between two robbers.

“Equity aids the vigilant, not those who slumber on their rights.”

This principle recognizes that an adversary can lose evidence, witnesses, and a fair chance to defend himself or herself after the passage of time from the date that the wrong was committed. If the defendant can show disadvantages because for a long time he or she relied on the fact that no lawsuit would be started, then the case should be dismissed in the interests of justice. The law encourages a speedy resolution for every dispute. It does not favor the cause of someone who suddenly wakes up to enforce his or her rights long after discovering that they exist. A long unreasonable delay like this is called Laches, and it is a defense to various forms of equitable relief.

“Equity follows the law.”

Equity does not replace or violate the law, but it backs it up and supplements it. Equity follows appropriate rules of law, such as the rules of evidence and pretrial discovery.

“Equity acts specifically.”

This maxim means that a party who sues in equity can recover the precise thing that he or she seeks rather than monetary damages as a substitute for it. This maxim is the remedy of Specific Performance.

“Equity delights to do justice and not by halves.”

It is the purpose of equity to find a complete answer to the issues that are raised in a lawsuit. It will bring in all the necessary parties, balance their rights, and give a decree that should protect all of them against further litigation on the subject. Whenever necessary, the court will retain jurisdiction in order to supervise enforcement of relief. For example, a lawsuit remains alive as long as an Injunction is in force. Either party may come back into court and apply for reconsideration of the order if circumstances change. Courts also retain jurisdiction when Child Support payments are ordered. The amount can be changed if the child’s needs require an increase or if the supporting parent becomes ill, unemployed, or retired.

“Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy.”

It is the traditional purpose of equity to find solutions in lawsuits. Where money will not pay for the injury, equity has the authority to find another remedy.

This maxim is a restatement of the broad legal principle: Ubi jus, ibi remedium, “Where there is a right, there is a remedy.” The maxim is applied in equity in an orderly way. It does not mean that anything goes. It calls forth recognized remedies for well-established wrongs, wrongs that are invasions of property rights or personal or Civil Rights and that the law considers actionable. A court will not listen to complaints about every petty annoyance or immoral act. “Equity regards substance rather than form.”

Equity will not permit justice to be withheld just because of a technicality. Formalities that frustrate justice will be disregarded and a better approach found for each case. Equity enforces the spirit rather than the letter of the law alone.

“Equity is equality.”

This maxim means that equity will not play favorites. For example, a receiver who has been appointed to collect the assets of a business in financial trouble must use the income to pay every creditor an equal share of what is owed to him or her. If a Pension fund loses a large amount of money through poor investment, then everyone who is entitled to benefits must suffer a fair share of the loss. Three adult children of a woman who is killed in an auto accident should share equally in any money that is recovered in a Wrongful Death action if the children are the woman’s only surviving close relatives.

A judge will depart from this principle only under compelling circumstances, but the rule applies only to parties who are on an equal footing. If, for example, the woman in an auto accident died leaving three young children, then the money that is recovered might be distributed in proportion to each child’s age. A younger child will have lost his or her mother for more years than an older brother or sister. Also, a receiver would have to prefer a secured creditor over those creditors who had no enforceable interest in a particular asset of the company. Unless there is proof that one person in a group is in a special position, the law will assume that each should share equally in proportion to his or her contribution or loss.

“Between equal equities the law will prevail.”

When two parties want the same thing and the court cannot in good conscience say that one has a better right to the item than the other, the court will leave it where it is. For example, a company that had been collecting sales tax and turning it over to the state government found that it had been overtaxed and overpaid by 2 percent. It applied for a refund, but the state refused. The court upheld the state on the ground that the money really belonged to the customers of the company. Since the company had no better right to the money than the state, the court left the money with the state.

“Between equal equities the first in order of time shall prevail.”

When two parties each have a right to possess something, then the one who acquired an interest first should prevail in equity. For example, a man advertises a small boat for sale in the classified section of the newspaper. The first person to see the ad offers him $20 less than the asking price, but the man accepts it. That person says he or she will pick up the boat and pay for it on Saturday. Meanwhile another person comes by, offers the man more money, and the man takes it. Who owns the boat? Contract law and equity agree that the first buyer gets the boat, and the second buyer gets his or her money back.

“Equity abhors a forfeiture.”

A Forfeiture is a total loss of a right or a thing because of the failure to do something as required. A total loss is usually a rather stiff penalty. Unless a penalty is reasonable in relation to the seriousness of the fault, it is too harsh. In fairness and good conscience, a court of equity will refuse to permit an unreasonable forfeiture. This maxim has particularly strong application to the ownership of land, an interest for which the law shows great respect. Title to land should never be lost for a trivial reason— for example, a delay of only a few days in closing a deal to purchase a house.

Generally, equity will not interfere with a forfeiture that is required by statute, such as the loss of an airplane illegally used to smuggle drugs into the country. Unless the statute violates the due process requirements of the Constitution, the penalty should be enforced. “Equity abhors a forfeiture” does not overcome the maxim that “equity follows the law.”

Neither will equity disregard a contract provision that was bargained fairly. Generally, it is assumed that a party who does most of what is required in a business contract and does it in a reasonable way, should not be penalized for the violation of a minor technicality. A contractor who completes work on a bridge one day late, for example, should not be treated as though he or she had breached the entire contract. If the parties, however, include in their agreement an express provision, such as time is of the essence, this means that both parties understand that performance on time is essential. The party who fails to perform on time would forfeit all rights under the contract.

Further readings

Hoffer, Peter Charles. 1990. The Law’s Conscience: Equitable Constitutionalism in America. Chapel Hill: Univ. of North Carolina Press.

Kraut, Jayson, et al. 1983. American Jurisprudence. Rochester, N.Y.: Lawyers Cooperative.

Cross-references

Equity; Forfeiture; Laches.

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A key theme is the concept of a “multi-level, multi-jurisdictional strategy.” Scott explains that relying on a single legal entity—such as a trust, corporation, or LLC—is ineffective because all such entities are ultimately tied to jurisdictional control systems. Instead, layered structures across jurisdictions are necessary to maintain flexibility and reduce vulnerability. The discussion highlights how financial transparency requirements like Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) laws have expanded globally. These regulations now require individuals to disclose ownership and beneficiary information, reducing privacy and increasing institutional oversight compared to previous decades.

Ultimately, Ken argues that understanding legal and financial systems is essential for achieving both practical autonomy and spiritual growth. He draws a parallel between legal trust structures and personal sovereignty, suggesting that individuals must reclaim their position as true “beneficiaries” of their own lives rather than remaining passive participants in existing systems. Deeper education and critical thinking is encouraged and he warns against simplistic solutions or “quick fixes”. Instead, Ken promotes a comprehensive understanding of how systems operate as the foundation for meaningful change and greater personal freedom.

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The conversation dives deeply into hidden history and cyclic catastrophism. Drawing on Hopi prophecy and researcher Jason Breshears’ catastrophism chronology, Ken describes repeated cycles of advanced civilization, collapse (floods, mud floods, “world went dark” events in 536 AD and 1780), underground survival, and reset. Today this manifests as transhumanism, genetic manipulation, frequency fences, chemtrails, GMOs, and the AI godhead simulation.

The practical heart of the interview explains how this knowledge transforms everyday 3-D existence. Knowledge dissolves fear. Public actors such as tax agencies, police, courts, operate only within limited codes and forms. PanTerra teaches comprehensive master-law education covering jurisdictions, contracts, trusts, and estates. Students learn to create private jurisdictions and multilayered estates living up to the “own nothing, control everything” expressed in the title of this video episode.

In closing, Ken notes that the parasitic system is already collapsing from within because increasing numbers of prime creator beings are becoming more aware, studying, and applying these tools. PanTerra’s private court, record system, and community provide ongoing support rather than isolated internet gurus and positions this as the real work of our era: not escaping the world, but transforming it from within by refusing to feed the simulation.

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A key theme is asset protection. Ken explains that if individuals expect wealth from events like currency revaluations (RV), Nesara/Gesara, or resets, they must consider where and how to hold it. Money in personal bank accounts makes one the beneficiary but also liable, tying into nation-state bankruptcies and fictitious constructs. Placing assets in a trust shifts this. However, single trusts aren’t sufficient for protection. If all assets (house, car, accounts) are in one, a lawsuit against one exposes all. The simple solution is a multi-layered strategy that separates liabilities, creating firewalls against government or private attacks. Although trusts can carry risks because the beneficiaries depend on trustees’ integrity, proper setup such as naming responsible trustees and beneficiaries, defining jurisdictions, and ensuring rules prevent infiltration, will greatly minimize these risks.

PanTerraVida, a private membership association, educates via Gem University. It teaches building structures: private irrevocable trusts for core assets, linked to private memberships or business trusts for operations. This multi-layered and multi-jurisdictional approach creates layered shields minimizing cross-liability. PanTerra provides templates, community support, and tools for rescinding consent from the matrix, such as affidavits revoking power of attorney over birth certificate entities. It also integrates with emerging decentralized systems, like cryptocurrencies, to build liquidity “in the matrix but not of it,” alleviating poverty and enabling focus on creation over survival. PanTerra fosters a community where members don’t need to become legal masters although many support deep study for their own personal growth.

Ken warns against inertia waiting for “manna” like RV, Nesara/Gesara, or St. Germain/Chinese Heritage Trusts. These are often co-opted mirrors such as the original National Economic Stabilization Act twisted into Security and Reformation Act, reinforcing control rather than offering any form of economic freedom. True shifts need solvent systems backed by real assets (gold, land), not debt.

In closing, Anina and Ken tease future discussions on humanitarian trusts and practical nuts-and-bolts of structures. The episode empowers listeners to take responsibility, echoing: Quit waiting—build your receptacle to receive and protect equity in a liberating way.

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Paul’s ordeal began with an inherited property remortgaged with his ex-partner. Post-split, her demand for funds led to a court-ordered sale. Challenging the judge’s authority over his half triggered an extreme response: armed police escorted him, with over 30 officers attending early hearings. As a prison officer, Paul was stunned by the overkill for a civil matter.

This experience unraveled deeper systemic issues that prompted Paul to delve into council tax and later the unveiling of utility fraud. It was now clear how commercial bias, defended by the judicial system to support the Privy Council, controlled everything, overriding monarchy and government. Paul’s extensive and traumatic experiences led to a newly found spiritual awareness that allowed him to see emerging patterns in biblical sacrifices, demons and entities that underpin the commercial system. Ken interjects with expertise, validating Paul’s experiences while providing deeper context.

In conclusion, Paul plans future podcasts with UK PanTerra members of Verdant lsles and also more talks with Ken on how non-consent which requires knowledge and standing can be implemented so all living beings can thrive even amid threats like genetic targeting.

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After retirement, isolation prompted discovery of ‘Trance Formation of America’ by Cathy O’Brien and Mark Phillips. O’Brien’s account of being a CIA MKUltra sex slave from infancy, abused by presidents, prime ministers, and entertainers like Lee Greenwood, stunned George. Compelled despite no writing background beyond military reports, George penned ‘Eye Opening’ three years ago. Elements include Yahweh as dragon-like, Epstein parallels, adrenochrome, and mountain-splitting metaphors. The interview delves into the 1611 King James Bible’s frontispiece. A frontispiece is an illustration that appears facing a book’s title page. When a book is open to the title page, the frontispiece appears on the left and the title page on the right. The illustration can be purely decorative or informative, or a combination of both. George decodes that illustration as Masonic.

Broader themes emerge as dogma is distinguished from inner faith. Ken emphasizes separating neuro-linguistic programming, ritual abuse indoctrination from the “kingdom within” (New Testament). Both critique belief systems as containment fields, urging responsibility for co-creating reality. PanTerra Vida’s declaration resonated with George: acknowledging personal role in world’s evils enables recreating a child-safe, loving one.

George’s novel won the 2024 Reader Views grand prize among 900 entries, surprising given its controversy. In closing, George stresses creativity as uniqueness allows reimagining reality. Emphasizing creativity, George views uniqueness as key to transmuting ancestral traumas (genetics as living library), fostering apocalypse’s unveiling. George’s journey from devout believer to whistleblower novelist exemplifies awakening, emphasizing love over fear. Ken calls for buying multiple copies, supporting George’s work to “split the mountain” of veils.

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The conversation opens with Ken’s perspective on the current state of the world as a “holographic containment field”. He contends that reality is subjective, shaped by individual perception and collective consensus, often a “mass hallucination” of rigid structures like law, finance, and calendars (e.g., the Roman Gregorian system). People cling to structure for security, even in rebellion, which merely mirrors the same rigidity.

Ken ties legal bondage to monetary systems, describing global debt as a web of contracts bonding individuals to bankrupt nation states that was pioneered in the U.S. via the 14th Amendment and the Bretton Woods system of money management. He identifies a “bifurcation” of realities: one toward deeper control via forms, debt, and surveillance; the other toward “freedom absolute”—unrestricted liberty across legal, financial, emotional, and spiritual dimensions. This split, rooted in pre-incarnate choices, accelerates in 2026, with timelines diverging between materialism/greed and love/compassion. He urges focusing on one’s path, avoiding debates, as consciousness expands exponentially. PanTerra’s mission - build a sovereign body politic of integrated beings, co-creating via contracts. This resonates holographically, awakening others and ensuring future wisdom prevents recurrence. Freedom demands responsibility, self-governance, and releasing victimhood.

Ken predicts dramatic changes for 2026: financial implosions, unveilings, and resets failing due to greater awareness. Anina echoes the biblical feel, urging education for the new era. This is a strong call to action that emphasizes resolving agreements, learning, and uniting different parts of life so living beings can make true freedom real. The conversation urges building real freedom through fairness, education, and unity, helping liberate all in dividing realities.

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Status correction involves proving life, claiming equity, and settling debts from reversionary interests. Commercial remedies like Secured Party Creditor (SPC), UCC filings, and acceptance for value are debunked as debt-creating loops that reinforce bondage, risking “sovereign citizen” labels under the 14th Amendment. True sovereignty demands exiting commerce for solvency.

Historical context includes 1933 U.S. bankruptcy extended globally via 1944 Bretton Woods, establishing Federal Reserve Notes as reserve currency and uniform debt systems. Franchises bind via codes as codicils and vital records monetize debt through social insurance.

Gemstone University advocates status correction for disengaging from the matrix while enabling private enterprise, restoring living rights over civil privileges.

Ken highlights the importance of understanding one’s true nature: beings who willingly entered this realm to resolve karmic entanglements, including ancestral lineages embedded in genetics. Withdrawing consent, severing attachments, and inner transmutation exponentially diminishes the parasite’s power to sustain its “movie.” Understanding one’s true nature is of crucial importance. Many beings willingly entered this realm to resolve karmic entanglements, including ancestral lineages embedded in genetics and withdrawing consent, severing attachments, and inner transmutation exponentially diminishes the parasite’s power to sustain its “movie.” The current moment is framed as the “end of the movie” – a repetitive cycle reaching its endpoint, akin to biblical “end times” in Revelation, not the world’s end, but the script’s conclusion leading to reset and renewal. In this cycle, we are breaking it by watching without buying into it.

Ken shares a screen from “The Ether Vault” illustrating two agendas on one grid both leading to transhumanism and breaking of the human spirit. The key is understanding that law underpins everything. The universe operates on consent where governments presume it. Tacit consent binds via omission – not objecting equals agreement. He explains contracts’ validity hinges on mutual consent and that failure to do so waives our rights.

Ken ties melting Arctic to awakening, integrating brain hemispheres against control and weaves a narrative of empowerment through awareness, urging withdrawal from contracts to end cycles. Alternatives via PanTerraVida show the way toward freedom absolute for those living beings wanting to terminate repeated cycles that only lead to a repeat rather than a renewal.

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PanTerraVida, founded 24 years ago by Scott and his wife Andrea, is a private society modeled on The Law of Nations (1758), mirroring public entities like churches and nations but unregistered and independent. It establishes its own jurisdiction, court, treasury, and monetary system, offering members protections. Gemstone University (gem.university) serves as the educational hub, compiling materials to decode the matrix’s code—law, money, and history as entangling mechanisms.

A key revelation is the splitting of the masculine principle—the will—as a tool for suppression. Ken explains how religions debase individual will, exemplified by the Judeo-Christian phrase “Thy will be done,” which surrenders directive force to an AI construct. This polarizes the masculine (directive) against the feminine (regenerative), preventing integrated creation. He ties this to Greek mythology as an out-picturing of the psyche, and to modern transhumanism, where fusion with AI harvests souls by eroding will. The feminine is similarly suppressed, fostering dependency. He urges examining personal relationships to these principles in daily life, from religion to politics.

Practically, Ken advises rescinding contracts like driver’s licenses while accepting birth certificates as trust evidence with value. He critiques partial remedies (e.g., Cal Washington’s notices) as flawed, leading to indictments. PanTerra’s master law course (two years) teaches estate restructuring to “own nothing but control everything,” like elites via trusts, achieving solvency to preventing harvesting and soul recycling.

Scott warns of distractions and attacks on PanTerraVida, but notes that with accelerating shifts seen daily, programs are also dissolving quickly. He invites membership for education, urging active participation to build decentralized societies using PanTerra’s law form and Court of the People (ptvcourt.org).

The dialogue ends warmly, with Scott introducing his cat Django, reiterating education’s empowerment with actionable steps for sovereignty and how PanTerraVida is emerging as a beacon for true freedom in a collapsing matrix.

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As a GEM member, you have indicated that you are ready to EXPAND your view of the world past the be’lie’fs currently littered throughout the controlled media landscape, a landscape of dead and dying thought forms, old reality distractions, fragmented teachings with superficial form lacking real substance, and the rest of the modern era binary coded mind control systems. In this special PTV GEM member update, join Kenneth Scott, Overseer of the PTV Society and Chief Editor for our courses and media content as he shares sensitive information for members only that EXPANDS on PTV’s current position and goals that exemplify what mutual benefit is truly all about.

Click this link to access a very special members only update: https://gem.university/10-gem-member-update-mm-story-recap-and-opportunities-to-expand-with-ptv/

If you are reading this and NOT a GEM member yet, here’s what a GEM membership can do for you:

1. Gain access to unique, comprehensive education that integrates law, equity, history, monetary systems, and esoterica that is helping many to break free from mind control and societal programming.

2. Start the journey toward Freedom Absolute—a state of unencumbered, authentic self-empowerment—through self-directed learning at your own pace.

3. Join a community of like-minded and like-spirited and like-hearted Living Beings who are committed to Mutual Benefit, co-creation, and building a world that works for all Life, while developing new friendships and support networks with Beings all over the world.

4. Prepare for advanced opportunities, such as full membership, estate structuring, status correction, and participation in PTV projects like land-based communities, media platforms, and private treasuries.

5. Achieve personal transformation by expanding awareness, resolving inner fears, healing trauma, resolving karma, and gaining tools for self-responsibility.

6. Open doors to future endeavors, including skill-based contributions to society building, project development, and creating balanced lives with work, play, and spiritual growth.

7. GEM Members have the opportunity soon after starting their education to apply to be a Full Member (“FMer”). FMer can choose to be a “Team FMer,” to be part of the various teams that work to build our content, courses, and other activities of the Society, or be an “ES FMer” to focus solely on the “Estate Structure Course” to build one’s own Society and Estate Structure, or to do the full “Master Law Course,” a two-year course made up of three component parts: 1) The Undergraduate Studies Course that build foundations in law and equity that are essential to the ES and SC courses; 2) The Estate Structure Course; and 3) The Status Correction course.

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The Master Law Course (MLC) is one of the most comprehensive education and practical steps courses available today. This is for members who wish to rearrange one’s life and affairs for full estate protection and to move fully into the private. It is often referred to as the advanced freedom course for Estate Structure and Status Correction and is designed to empower participants through comprehensive education in law, equity, history, monetary systems, and esoterica, with real time applications, steps, and procedures. This is a very empowering course that stands far above anything else offered out in the Blog-O-Sphere. It literally will enable one to avoid decades of often times fruitless efforts to try and figure out how the world system really works, and how to walk out of the Matrix and thus walk into Life.

The following is a list of the many benefits available to members of the PanTerraVida Private Society and Gemstone University:

1. Achieve true Self-Empowerment and Freedom Absolute by working towards full integration of one’s True and Authentic Self as a Creator Being, breaking free from mind control, societal programming, and encumbrances like monetary servitude, debt bondage, legal impairments, and social compromises, leading to a state of unencumbered Sovereign Integrity.

2. Comprehensive knowledge integration: Learn unique insights from over 35 years of research, integrating law, equity, history, monetary systems, and esoterica to understand and dismantle the “Matrix” of control, avoiding common myths and distortions in the law and freedom movement.

3. Inner and Outer Transformation: Combine inner work (overcoming fear, resolving karma, healing trauma, and embodying personal power) with outer actions (documents, filings, and procedural steps) for a holistic transformation in physical, spiritual, and energetic realities, and guidance, support, and cooperative action with inner actions (physical healing, parasite cleansing, detox protocols, emotional processing, mental strengthening, trauma processing and healing, multi-dimensional expansion and integration).

4. Status Correction and standing on the Land: Correct your status from bonded surety to a bankrupt franchise to solvent standing, enabling lawful claims of right, freehold on the land, and capacity to settle liabilities privately without out-of-pocket costs, freeing you from debt bondage and public intrusions.

5. Private Estate Structure for separation of liability and asset protection: Build a multi-layered strategy that utilizes the best of the proven tools from 35 years of real-world experience in the creation and develop of the PanTerraVida society. This includes guidance how to establish one’s own private society, Office of Overseer, Foreign Trusts, and strategies for personal, family, business, or organizational purposes, providing maximum privacy, flexibility, scalability, and liability separation, road tested and proven by over 30 years of experience.

6. Community and Mutual Support: Join a worldwide community of like-minded, like-spirited, like-hearted individuals for Mutual Benefit, co-creation, and support, developing friendships, balanced lives (work, play, spiritual growth), and participation in building a world that honors all Life. Connect with and build lasting friendships with other members in over forty countries around the world.

7. Practical tools for private jurisdiction: Establish private treasuries, banking, monetary systems and courts, allowing disconnection from public systems, including currencies and banking, while enabling projects in social-economic advancement, environmental remediation, permaculture, and more.

8. Expanded opportunities and legacy building: Open doors to new endeavors, such as land-based communities, media platforms (GEMA), and intellectual property monetization; create estates for future generations, avoiding pitfalls for children and ensuring long-term freedom. Be part of building a Multi-Generational Legacy Trust for the future of our world.

9. Worldwide applicability and adaptations: Tailored for U.S., English Commonwealth, and Roman Civil Law jurisdictions with ongoing research for international success in pushing back public intrusions.

10. Be part of a pioneering role in societal change: Contribute to decentralized projects, private networks (VPN, VPC, VPE), censorship-free media, and a new reality of peace, transforming the world from dysfunction to one that works for all beings.

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