The Canadian National Newspaper: First Nations Perspectives on Modern Slavery: Canada's Court and Legal system

Capitus Diminutio Maxima; as Black's Law Dictionary explains, the full capitalization of the letters of one's natural name, results in a diminishing or complete loss of legal or citizenship status, wherein one actually becomes a slave or an item of inventory. The method by which the State causes a natural person to "volunteer" himself into slavery, is through forming legal joinder, implied or stated, with the entity or legal fiction (name all CAPS). Of course, most natural persons wouldn't willingly form such an unlawful but legally reductionist joinder, so trickery and obfuscation are used.

When you look at the roster of people on the document outside of the courtroom, all of the people will be listed in all capital letters. This means that they only deal with the artificial entity the state has created. Behind the judge's bench is the coat of arms of Canada and it shows the flags of Great Britain and France with the Latin words A MARI USQUE ADMARE. Showing everyone in that room they are now under law of the sea. The lawyers, duty council and judges are all well aware of this fraud. If you ask any of them they will not talk about it, as they are all a part of the program.

The courts are a British commercial venture, you never have to show up there except of your own free will. When the judge asks your name he will be reading it in all capital letters, if you agree that is you, you wave your rights as a natural person and can now be fined or imprisoned for any amount at the whim of the state. You are agreeing to represent the slave that has been created by the state. People go to court because of fear of the police and the system. Usually the summons is in Capitus Diminutio Media (only the last name capitalized) which means you can be fined but not imprisoned. When you do show up the name will be all capitals on the court document. So why does anyone show up at these slave trials?

There are two types of law, law of the land and law of the sea. When the people start following 'kayanerakowa' they will be following law of the land. It is meant for everyone and has behind it, the possibility of peace, freedom and happiness for all 'natural' people. If the Maya are known as the keepers of time on Turtle Island, we Iroquois are known as the keepers of the law.

Should any one follow the white roots of peace to their source, they are welcome to sit with us in the shade of the tree of peace. LAW of the LAND.

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