Sovereign Citizen Court Fail #15 Anthony Williams

[@LawTalkWithMike]

"I am private attorney general" 😂😂😂

[@MrWeezer55]

And now he's "educating" his cellmates.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup 🤦‍♂️

[@boilerup9985]

Or mister b.....

[@DaleDix]

@@boilerup9985 Big Tyrone lol.

[@misty5979]

🤣😂

[@TheUluxian]

Just in case anyone is interested... He ended up getting a 20 year federal sentence.. ...but before he can start that, he needs to finish his 15 year Florida state sentence for grand theft..

[@ceIIardoor]

Daaaaamn! Thanks for this. I have no idea why this video cut aol that interesting stuff out, and just ends without us finding out anything.

[@godmagnus]

You don't need a license to drive and you don't need to own a car to take it without permission.

[@dbh6668]

Thank you for that very satisfying update.

[@bigskye606]

Wow! Too bad for him, he wasn't as smart as he thought he was.

[@chicagogrl2422]

Lol😂

[@mikefromwa]

"I'm a foreign National AND a private citizen AND a private judge AND a private attorney general." "Sir, this is a Walmart."

[@crabbyj]

😆😆😆

[@MrWeezer55]

"Oh, OK. Can I get fries with that?"

[@johnf7979]

Hilarious 🤣

[@ttm1093]

Easy to be all when your a foreign national of a country of one.

[@KirbyJ89]

“You mustn’t have heard me say I’m a private Walmart CEO”

[@BCM1959]

First he renounces citizenship then he demands his rights as a citizen of the USA.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup🤦‍♂️

[@lisawatson9570]

​@@LawTalkWithMike😅😂

[@Mr.WilliamCancel]

😵‍💫😵😳🤪😜

[@annetteberry]

😢 yeah this is that guy that was ranting for like 2 hours

[@Mr.WilliamCancel]

😅😅😅

[@akira808state4]

He was here in Hawaii and caused vulnerable people to lose their homes. He was convicted and was sentenced to 30 years in jail.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

👍

[@florecitaroquera4311]

I knew classic 🐀cowards soeaking so calm so sure of their words with a face like they’re inoffensive persons they’re not persons they’re 🐀full of💩lazy a$$ he deserves jail 😡

[@arianaalioth]

What did he do

[@robertmeade7642]

He scammed people with a mortgage reduction scheme in which he collected $200,000.00+ without providing any services. He is a liar and a cheat and deserves every second of jail time he gets.

[@Matein13]

Basically he told people that though his bullshit interpretation of contracts that they can stop paying their mortgages because that debt is owned by the corporate fiction that is their name, not the person. So people stopped making their mortgage payments, filed a bunch of nonsense with the courts, and surprise surprise people started getting evicted from their property. Of course Mr. Williams took a ton of money for his "expertise" which is fraud.

[@afishynado6812]

"I am a foreign diplomat." "You need to protect my constitutional rights as a US citizen." "Licensed attorneys don't exist." "You need to help me be a licensed attorney." This guy.

[@NotMoriarty1]

Once again you can't fix stupid quote from a great man lol

[@TonyMontana-yt6mx]

He said u.s non citizen which was wrong you can't in the so called u.s and be a non citizen..you can be an American national there is no such thing as a sovereign citizen that's an oxymoron

[@rangerchief8004]

😂

[@javieralejandrogauna5078]

Great comment😅

[@kriss3d]

The judge should ask him for his diplomat passport then. Call him out on his bs. Or ask him what his name is if he claims to not be that entity.

[@ziggy4thefacts441]

Shouldn't mock him for being honest. He has more education than any lawyer. No lawyer has ever obtained a degree from KZbin University. He is a professor there after graduating Sum Felonus Maximus Bulshittus.

[@PattyThomas1969]

🤣

[@henrysavage3992]

True. Obviously does his 'research'.

[@johnmeadows5645]

LOL, that's a good observation.

[@ronskfc]

Wonder if he joined the fraternity there; Tri Omega Scam 😂

[@johnstirling6597]

from crapola high school.

[@wtf123560]

He just lost his first case. Jury gave him 20 years in prison.

[@AstroDenny]

So he wants to be protected as a citizen 5 minutes after saying he's a foreign national and dignitary? How convenient.

[@stephenJpollei]

If I was judge I'd probably say "Do you want to contact your nearest embassy or consulate?" .. "oh wait you don't have either. Do you want to revise your statements or receive a perjury charge?"

[@richmerowitz5610]

Actually, the Constitution applies equally to both citizens and foreigners as far as the judicial process is concerned.

[@KirbyJ89]

@@stephenJpollei load them up on a boat. Drop them off on a nice little 59.99$ Amazon raft in the nearest international waters and let their country come get them 😂

[@thomasonscott4316]

Exactly

[@adventureswithfrodo2721]

So you don't support the Constitution. Actually you don't know what the Constitution says.

[@copsnrobbers4me]

"I have more education than the most trained lawyer you can find." One question: then why in the hell didn't you go to law school, pass the bar, become a licensed attorney, and not be in a court with handcuffs and shackles on you for pretending to be a lawyer? Anyone?

[@sparkyranger4737]

Kindest, most patient judge ever. He will probably die of a heart attack from absorbing all that stress.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

Way too patient in my opinion.

[@norarivkis2513]

Or he will just let all of it roll off his back, having learned not to absorb any of the stress at all. I hope so.

[@maryholden3136]

I really hope you are wrong and he lives healthy and well and is still having a giggle at this farce into his 90s 😊

[@sparkyranger4737]

@@maryholden3136 Me too.

[@FLGreg63]

Wait a second. In the beginning, he said he was a "foreign national" and then at around 13:20 he says he wanted the judge to "protect (his) rights as a US Citizen". Which is it?

[@MadeaNH]

He said he wasn’t a US citizen twice

[@jamiedbg51]

Right! Exactly!!!

[@WukongTheMonkeyKing]

Citizenship of convenience. They try to be sovereign when it benefits them, and a citizen when it benefits them, and neither when it inconveniences them.

[@gibran6190]

There is nothing confusing about his statements, he wants all the benefits of being a citizen but none of the negatives. That’s just how sovereign citizens get down.

[@fenbus]

I caught that as well. Isn’t he a foreign diplomat? This was a great laugh if nothing else.

[@jimreed9007]

For the life of me I do not understand how Police officers , attorney's and judges can put up with this. The patience they show is incredible and their ability to not bust out laughing is amazing.

[@MessyTimes]

They get paid by the hour, brother, paid by the hour.

[@clescell6587]

​@MessyTimes the attorneys are, but I think the judges are salaried

[@laurischoolmarm]

We are living in a time of publicly sanctioned and excused insanity.

[@melvinbonzarelli]

Anthony Williams is making a special appearance, which means that he is letting people see him. He usually makes himself invisible so people can't see him.

[@clescell6587]

He's a "special" guest star in the court

[@kjh6903]

Like Darrell Brooks made a special appearance every day in court and he got 6 life sentences plus 700 years 😂

[@candleburner2006]

He says he doesn't understand when the rules of defending himself but he earlier said that he was more educated than any attorney there

[@garycook2355]

a perfect example of "if you represent yourself, you have a fool for a lawyer".

[@stevevargas8260]

The fool hires the lawyer.. the attorney is there for the courts and not for the client, corpus juris secundum.pg.72 vol. 170.

[@akmi1931]

This Judge is WAY too patient and tolerant. That's usually a virtue but not for people like this.

[@FIREBRAND38]

Just trying to avoid giving Malcolm _Q_ here grounds for an appeal.

[@yahooyaboo439]

I want to be a US Citizen when the Tax Refund checks are sent out, and the stimulus checks are sent out, but on April 15, I'm a foreign national.

[@spencerme3486]

That is the most patient, caring, concerned judge I’ve ever seen. The man has the patience of a saint

[@lochdown5509]

Gotta love that he states that he "has more education than any lawyer" and yet, still has to ask for clarification from the judge quite often. He should write a book with all his free time. "How to poorly lie and never be taken seriously, 101.“

[@mikeydflyingtoaster]

To be too fair to him, his claims of ignorance would more accurately be described as disagreements with the premises underpinning the questions posed. e.g. "do you understand that not using an attorney may well decrease your chance of obtaining a favourable judgement in your trial?". "No, I have won every case ever when I represemted myself (no you didn't. Don't lie) and lost every case when an attorney represented me (that's more likely but besides the point)". Come to think of it, the judge could well interpret that statement to be so delusional that an attorney will be forced upon him. Hmmm

[@marcbach5880]

And we wonder why the courts are so backed up with foolishness.

[@EmilioMaysonett]

we need new judges- to much talk

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

"I am a private President of the United States" would have just as much validity.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@njw5869]

Isn’t someone doing that now?

[@lance3748]

Did you get it notarized?

[@crabbyj]

Wow! This is both a surprise and an honor! It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance your majesty!

[@lance3748]

@@crabbyj . He said he's president, not king or majesty. I'm the king. I downloaded the right documents, gave them my credit card number for 19.95, and the papers are notarized. I'm majesty.

[@BudhagRizzo]

Dude got 15+20 years in Florida. Like in Hawaii, Williams implored the deputies to arrest the Judge for violating his Constitutional rights -- and like in Hawaii, the judge was having none of it!

[@Caseytify]

😂😂😂

[@robertmeade7642]

The arrogance of these defendants who ask a judge if he is going to honor his oath and protect the defendant's rights is outrageous.

[@mikeydflyingtoaster]

Just incredibly impertinent too. There seems to be a complete unawareness that they are pissing off someone who holds a tremendous influence over their future and potentially their liberty or lack thereof

[@steviechat]

It is really quite sad that this individual and people like him genuinely think they are correct. They need protecting from themselves.

[@skullketon]

Definitely something mental going on

[@YukoValis]

This man deserves no protections at all, none. He knew what he was doing and scammed a lot of people out of their homes. He deserves the 20+ years in prison that he got.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

I don't think they genuinely think they are correct. My belief is that they intend to throw enough chaos into the legal system to jam it up.

[@shapanther6065]

Some of them don't think they are right. They just try to prolong the process.

[@shapanther6065]

​@@andrewvelonis5940I agree. They waste everyone's time.

[@boomer2095]

You have to love the bailiffs expression as he is listening to all this nonsense. I remember growing up one of the biggest life lessons next to treating someone as you want to be treated was to take responsibility for your own actions

[@SlimKeith11]

I imagine he hears the same BS day in and day out, at least this defendant has a different brand of BS to keep him entertained.

[@wendywarrior2264]

There’s not a lot of that going around these days.

[@blaws6684]

As a wise man once said, don’t blame anyone else for the road you chose to travel in life. That’s your own asphalt!

[@mikefromwa]

It's amazing how these sovereign citizens *really believe* that all their words salad mumbo-jumbo is going to make the judge sit up and go, "Damn, you're right, case dismissed! "

[@Willysmb44]

I agree that they probably believe this. But PLEASE, can someone who knows the law tell me if this argument has ever worked anywhere? I assume it hasn't so you have to ask why they keep trying it?

[@Gamer88334]

@@Willysmb44 It probably has, unfortunately. That or there was a case that was dismissed and the sov cit either thinks that worked or framed it in a way to make it look like it worked.

[@Tsiri09]

@@Gamer88334 probably over a parking ticket and now they think it will work in all cases

[@robertbrown8889]

Sovereign citizens are the police officers... They are immune to the courts.

[@Gamer88334]

@@robertbrown8889 Not really. They still have to follow rules, regulations, and laws. It’s just that there are exceptions that can be made when the right conditions are met. Such as when you’re arresting someone. When you arrest someone, you don’t need their permission to search them because you’re just doing it so they can’t break out of their cuffs and/or hurt you with something they have on their person.

[@MsVS1221]

And this is why it takes the wheels of justice forever to turn.

[@MessyTimes]

"I have more education than the most trained lawyer you can find." Fair enough - head to trial. The Foreign Diplomat Private Attorney General is good to go!

[@Ultradude604]

Update of Anthony Williams: Last I heard he's doing 20 years prison. Convicted last year of wire fraud and mail fraud for "mortgage debt reduction" schemes.

[@ruthingle1487]

Well I'm private queen of the world & no laws anywhere in the whole world apply to me, so there!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Good to know 😂

[@robfive2555]

Wow... It amazes me how detached people can be from reality ... Good one Mike thanks!

[@Brookesk1977]

I love that judge. He's so soft spoken and patient.

[@EmilioMaysonett]

to much talk

[@theironmarshmallowg3932]

The man who defends himself in court has a fool for a lawyer and a jackass for a client. Abraham Lincoln

[@markoman5267]

It's scary how well spoken some of these people are, yet speak absolute gibberish.

[@bayl9086]

That's because they're just parroting back words and phrases that they don't really understand, or make sense when formed into full sentences or complete statements.

[@chudleyflusher7132]

They’re as “well spoken” as a squawking parrot that sometimes emits grammatically correct phrases that have no meaning.

[@renemiller7082]

He got caught with handcuffs and a fake badge at a airport in Georgia, and got his car, with homemade plates, towed in Florida even after showing said fake badge.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@destroyerinazuma96]

Should've just worked in security. Dude should've known the "foreign country" he's in won't appreciate him "competing" with their police. Plus, private police belongs in Mad Max.

[@B3Band]

"allegedly"

[@yourfabuloushappymann5154]

That Florida video is hilarious...his explanation of why he 'has' to use his fake home-made plates...

[@jondeare]

He's a Criminal. I wonder what he's been doing before this.

[@Garry_N]

"I am private attorney general" - "Okay, Guilty"

[@TheSunsetjames]

Hey! I'm from that crazy place too. I'm also the Grand Platypus. According to our laws and rules he now owes me $50.

[@frankbaird5844]

Self-proclaimed ‘private attorney general’ sentenced to 20 years for what feds call ‘mortgage debt reduction scheme, this is him lol

[@borisrenderos5831]

I miss him so much. He just made some of the best content for KZbin. His videos were the gift that keeps on giving.

[@Charlienmeg]

The SC? What happened to him?

[@Thealgorithmhassummonedme]

@@Charlienmeg Oh about 35 years worth of prison time. But I thought all sovcits won all their cases.

[@Charlienmeg]

@@Thealgorithmhassummonedme Yeah, I looked him up. Well deserved 👍

[@borisrenderos5831]

@@Charlienmeg I think he is still in federal prison. Last I remembered he was serving 10-15 years for fraud, money fraud.

[@officeguy3]

Interesting at the beginning he says he is a foreign diplomat, non American citizen, but later on he says the judge is required to protect his rights as a American citizen.

[@mircat28]

He mixed a bit of Moorish national into his Sov Cit game plan.

[@pollypocket2282]

IKR…. I think they use a stream of words just hoping to sound intelligent and at the same time confuse the audience. 1. He looks hard for 42… 2. The fact that the judge kept a straight face and didn’t laugh deserves 🏆.

[@JacaboBlanco]

He's citizenship fluid. Bigot.

[@HetaliaGirl1]

He's a "private attorney general" , a "diplomat", and "not a United States citizen". I have two words in response: deportation proceedings. He can be deported to Timbuktu. There's a video out there of a guy in a tie dye shirt, who could be Jerry Garcia's love child, who claims he's a private attorney general and a lawyer because he's been "studying all weekend". He even made a response video to explain that he's right. Absolutely hysterical stupidity.

[@JMHall1117]

I saw that guy, where’s his response video? Would love to see it

[@lance3748]

If he doesn't know a corpus from a dilecti hire someone else.

[@roxyshow123]

I saw that video. That guy was a mess.

[@HetaliaGirl1]

@@JMHall1117 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKrdhaF7j5ycmNU.

[@billh230]

@@lance3748 Why is it everytime I see "corpus dilecti", Corpus Deli would make a pretty good name for a sandwich shop near the courthouse? Their catch phrase could be "We have the meats!". Get Jesse Smollett to make the ads. :)

[@chudleyflusher7132]

The most impressive part of his argument was when he said “oath” instead of the more typical: “oaf”. Definitely a scholar.

[@slipperysloper3721]

“And I can demand you show me your proof of oath….” I love these threats and sense of authority these idiots have. Who exactly is gonna make the Judge do this for you?? No one in that room works for you and if anyone attempted to force the Judge to do something on your behalf, would be immediately sanctioned, held in contempt and possibly arrested.

[@jnhstones2654]

I was on a jury in a civil case about 10 years ago. It was a landlord tenant dispute. The LL represented himself and the tenant had a lawyer. The LL was not a Sov Cit or anything but he obviously didn't know court protocol. Like you stated in the video the judge didn't treat him like a lawyer and gave him leeway and explained things to him during the course of the trial. It was quite painful to be there for the 5 days the trial lasted. We ruled in favor of the tenant and if I need to be in court I will never go without a lawyer.

[@dillydave13]

Fun fact: if you need help understanding how the microphone works, you need an attorney.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Yup😂

[@powerboon2k]

People struggling with mics>actual crime

[@Cyge240sx]

“I promise your honor I’m not a cat”

[@suebeawho6537]

Lolololololol

[@richkeylor787]

I'm surprised he didn't demand that the judge suspend the law of gravity 🤣.

[@jimsachtjen119]

His attorney is giving him the opportunity to prove why he's not competent to defend himself. He leaves no doubt.

[@Confused_Philosopher]

Remember to bring Tinkerbell the Sovcit back you have to believe in Sovcits. Do you believe in Sovcits..."Oh I do! I do!".

[@twc3546]

Judge is not required to answer points of clarification. That’s for lawyer to answer

[@TheRichestOfCreams]

“Protect my rights as an American citizen”, but earlier he said he was a foreign diplomat

[@danielkeirsteadsr2162]

The Judge is patient while he gets spits in his eye. Very cool calm and collected.

[@collinw1353]

It's hilarious that he argues with a judge about law when he's in cuffs. Sad mental state.

[@dunelander-PC]

The judge deserves a medal for patience.

[@johnf7979]

He should have been found in contempt of court.

[@mircat28]

The judge was a softie. He allowed it to go on too long repeating stuff. Patience didn't have anything to do with it.

[@dunelander-PC]

@@mircat28 Ah well. Ya know what they say about opinions.

[@dadomac3805]

You're doing great so far with that with that license argument....🤣🤣🤣 You took the words out of my mouth.

[@graydendough6356]

Just love this judge. He is right down the line and matter of fact

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🙌

[@shoalsbeverage1705]

Incredible patience of this judge!!!!!

[@JeffreyAu1]

For a private attorney general who is much better educated than anyone who is a member of the BAR, he sure does "axe" a lot of questions....

[@ghadrackpotato960]

An "oldie but a goodie" one of the things I like about this on is that the guy isn't shouting and rambling complete crazy throughout. He's totally wrong, all the time, but on the front end he's not a screaming lunatic.

[@Forensource]

He is a total nutcase, but seems really sincere in his beliefs. He almost sounds like a lawyer until he starts saying things like the gold fringe on the flag and members of the Bar Association. He is crazy enough to get his own badge and ID. In one of his videos, he goes to a real Police Department and asked to be issued a firearm. Luckily, he will be giving legal advice to the pigeons in the prison yard.

[@MrWeezer55]

He's just not the "screaming" part.

[@ronfullerton3162]

The screaming is with the rest of his craziness inside his head. It might leak out eventually.

[@mircat28]

@@Forensource he isn't a nutcase. Just because he is a scammer doesn't make him crazy. All Sovereign Citizens follow the same script whether they are yelling or soft spoken. They say the same things and use the same words and phrases. All Sov Cits did not become crazy at the the exact same time and exact same level of crazy. The script is the same for everyone. They are scamming government and law enforcement that none of the laws and rules pertain to them and they can break those laws with immunity. That's not crazy. That's illegal. A sov cit scammer ranks right in there with oily used car salesmen.

[@lisahunt9391]

“Goofball if you were a lawyer you would know that” See Mike that is why we love you. You are this educated attorney who uses the term goofball cracks me up

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You 😊

[@JD-qj1xn]

I actually was in a courtroom a few years ago during a pretrial for a guy (Moorish citizen) that has been squatting and using stolen credits. After all of his bullshit, he was bound over for trial, and a bond was set for a LARGE amount of money and it was hilarious. He got very upset and told the judge he has jurisdiction over him and started to walk out, that didn't go well was held in contempt and was given 10 days

[@karenward267]

Mike. Mike. Mike. He’s a private AG and a foreign diplomat. He needs to be addressed thusly. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@cherylpgh9155]

Dude ended up getting 20 years. Man, they certainly die on the sovereign sword don't they? He hustled foreign citizens with mortgage schemes saying he was legally able to do so. Thirty-two counts of mail and wire fraud! Lawt!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

👍

[@lesterine77]

Even if this bs has any truth to it, the sov cit crap states that actual crimes involve an injured party. Obviously there are plenty of injured parties here. That alone proves this is just a belief that they can do whatever they want bc they are complete losers. Anytime this junk is spouted, it should immediately be stopped. They should not be given a platform and should be held in contempt at the first opportunity. Maybe shutting these people up immediately, with zero tolerance, these people will stop the nonsense.

[@Iamrightyouarewrong]

Ya mean to tell me that they don't give out Law & medical licenses at the same place they give hotdog vending licenses?

[@macleancn1]

Wait a minute, he isn't a US citizen but he is when the judge has to protect his rights?

[@frenstcht]

Italian tourists in the States have the same rights as you, with the exception of voting. I agree with you about the hypocrisy though.

[@lemmon-up4er]

All forigeners have same rights as American except voting and I think 2nd ammtbis questionable.

[@mikegracie3212]

Pro se defendants should be held to the same standards as licensed attorneys for contempt. If they are competent enough to represent themselves they should be familiar with court procedures.

[@luxonlex4453]

I half way agree with that. Each court has their own rules for discovery, pleadings, motions, sanctions, responses, et.al. that are all based upon time. 15 days to file this, 10 days to file a response, 26 days to file something else. All of which are described in the court rules. Then there is the application of law to fact and jury instructions if the matter goes to trial. There are many nuances to properly defending an act or occurrence that the layperson may be unaware of and thus jeopardize their own case. This is why a judge will strenuously suggest obtaining some type of representation from a licensed attorney. So, if someone is foolish enough to attempt to self represent, I do not think it would be wrong for the court to help them a little along the way. Statring first, with the mental evaluation of the defendant, not as a joke, moreover to see if they are mentally cognizant of the repercussions of their In Pro Per / Per Se appearance and representation. Every attorney knows better than to challenge the courts jurisdiction and authority over a matter being heard. However, this Private Attorney General, is completely unaware of the Cringe Level he is producing by asking if the judge has an oath on file. That is why the judge allowed the question and responded. However, thereafter the defendant was basically asking the judge to "Represent" him and his civil interests. Another Fo Paw, yet it was answered by indicating that he would do his best to ensure his civil rights. So, yes the judge could have stated that if he wants to play with the big kids, he is going to be held to the exact same BAR level standards. Instead, the judge humored the defendant and chose mercy regarding court dictum, over showing the defendant the gallows. Very well done on the part of His Honor. The court does have a "Heart" if we choose to look for it.

[@jamielandis4606]

He looked so confused at the end. He’s thinking “is this winning?”

[@glynncordry5965]

I heard his Federal sentencing. He called 2 character witnesses. They were Philipino women who had been fully been taken in by his mortgage protection program scam, and who described to the judge how great he was and how they had been helping him to continue his operation from federal holding....

[@OverlandOne]

Judge: "Your objection, if that was an objection, is on the record." Nice.

[@UncleanHands1]

Thanks for that @Law Talk With Mike PRICELESS

[@pktheviking]

Judges are usually more lenient with those who represent themselves because they do not want to have their decisions and rulings overturned on appeal. By being lenient, they can show that they were weighing justice and mercy. Because inevitably, the jury will convict.

[@justbereal388]

he has more education than the most trained lawyers……then why is he asking all those questions?he should know?

[@tnewman924]

He's gonna axe the court. I think that's a threat.

[@dg20120]

His authority as a private attorney general amounts to two things: Jack and shit. Jack left town.

[@peterlizarda2047]

Jack left town and took his stinking shit with him and didn't washed his hands, eeeeeww...

[@MrWeezer55]

A lot has been said (and rightly so) about the business sovcits give the auto glass industry. What about notaries? "So, you have 36 pages of nonsense and you want me to sign each one? $25 a pop... let's do it!"

[@firebird6522]

Most banks will offer notary public services for free to their customers. But, of course, I'm sure these sovcits don't trust banks, figuring they report all transactions to the federal government for taxes. So yeah, these dopes probably pay full price! LOL!

[@lance3748]

A notary is essentially someone who witnesses you sign a document then they put their seal on it. - They are NOT responsible for the content, accuracy of the content, possible effects of the document, etc. I had my martian birth certificate notarized but for some reason the judge still thinks I'm an earthling.

[@MrWeezer55]

@@lance3748 But that judge obviously can't prove jurisdiction! Inhabitants of Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, and Mercury can't be held accountable under Terran law! (The Venusians are a bunch of losers...)

[@brianshoman1723]

It's the Notary Republic after all, that makes it extra special

[@lance3748]

@@MrWeezer55 . Tell that to the judge. He says if I beam up he'll issue a warrant for my arrest. When NASA gets to Mars I'm in big trouble.

[@brennos99]

the case he was being extradited on he got convicted in Georgia, sentenced to 6 years, and another 15 years in a grand theft case, and after that he gets to do 20 in the federal system for "fraudulently obtaining" 230k from 112 victims (he ran a "mortgage debt reduction scheme to distressed homeowners, who were mostly non-native English speakers" to quote the prosecutor).

[@yosephhezekyak3367]

You people are a bunch of liars and most likely most of you work for the police. He did not get convicted on this charge. He represented himself and got the bogus charges dismissed.

[@Palamas1359]

I've heard of this guy, but never seen him in action. I believe Ozzy Osbourne wrote "Crazy Train" with this guy in mind. Thanks for this, Mike!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@fredred7922]

he's not a US citizen, he's a foreign diplomat, of what country is he a diplomat !!!

[@lance3748]

I love when they try the person argument, like "I am separating myself from my person." In this guy's case somehow this entity in Hawaii is not the same as the entity in Georgia. Does the entity in Hawaii have fingerprints that are essentially identical to the entity in Georgia? If so isn't it likely both entities represent the same body? I don't know if Georgia cares about his person and/or entity but I'm sure they want to lock up his body. If his entity can get back to Hawaii while his body stays in a Georgia prison I don't think anyone will care.

[@karlshaner2453]

That guy is a walking contradiction! The simple fact that he was so far beside himself, I would have issued a PD and a Psych exam. The guy has no grip at all on reality.

[@Willysmb44]

The sad part is, he's probably not nuts, just TERRIBLY misinformed

[@karlshaner2453]

@@Willysmb44 Nah...I am pretty sure he is nuts.

[@sickofitallization]

at least this dude listens and doesn't interrupt constantly

[@eugenemulhern7946]

"i'm a U.S non-citizen national" I didn't want to contemplate that one too much for fear it would break my brain

[@peterlizarda2047]

A U.S. National are those people that resides in all U.S. PacificTrust Territoties and there's 11 of them ie; American Samoa, Marshall Islands, Caroline Islands, Palau Islands and Marianas Islands and all of Micronesia except Guam. And I can guarantee you me, that this crap for brain doesn't even know, these Islands do exists.

[@DaleDix]

The viciousness and contempt he shows as he's convicted in Georgia is scary.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

I need to see that

[@DaleDix]

@@LawTalkWithMike it was Florida sorry kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX3FiaepmL91g5o

[@DaleDix]

A nice summary by Virgo triad kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6ncfoJ-gLKeidk

[@DaleDix]

Where he is now out at 81yo lmao

[@mircat28]

Sovereign Citizens are scammers, squatters and sometimes killers. NEVER EVER underestimate one just because he memorized the script well and speaks softly! They all want exactly the same thing, to not be held accountable to the same standards and laws the rest of society is.

[@Nivola1953]

This is what happens when a culture believes that “freedom of speech” means I can say anything I want, anywhere, anytime. What you get here is a word salad that obstructs proceeding by introducing irrelevant, stupid and most of the time unintelligible arguments

[@JesseJane142]

I do give him credit for being very calm and polite.

[@tigerlilygirl2643]

This judge has the patience of a saint

[@thts.my_voic]

He wants his constitutional rights but, he's not an American citizen lol. The judge was so patient with this annoying guy.

[@karend169]

It must be Hawaii. These two men were so laid back, until he was taken away, and even then there was no big conflict. I almost feel asleep.

[@mathguy8840]

It seems to me that this guy is simply and knowingly trying to delay the inevitable.

[@mikew6765]

I will give the guy credit for one thing. He did keep a calm demeanor during the hearing. Although his points and arguments were non sense he didn't rant or get combative like some of the others I've seen.

[@jillylloyd3527]

Hilarious thank you so much! Are there more on this guy.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

I have a playlist 👍

[@stephenmarcus7051]

Why is the court putting up with his nonsense? He’s not even identifying himself properly. A bench warrant should have been issued or at least he should have been held in contempt

[@billyyank2198]

When I enlisted in the Army, I raised my hand and swore an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution. After that, I was never asked by my leadership if I was under my oath for any particular day. Why? Because it was painfully obvious that I was ALWAYS under my oath and such an asinine question did not need to be asked! Likewise, any law enforcement officer, judge, or court official, who swore an oath, is ALWAYS under that oath. Yes, you can assume that the judge is under his oath that day, just he was yesterday and will be tomorrow! It is always valid to assume that the judge is under his oath The same goes for jurisdiction.

[@CA-cg3uf]

Thank you for your service!!!

[@3794GQTJ]

I enjoy your comments and sense of humor. This guy is waaaaaaaaay out there!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You 😊

[@FireguyNtx]

As a person that has more education than the most trained lawyer, he wishes to "AXE" the court a question.

[@snowdragon2841]

"he wishes to 'AXE' the court a question" Yes, how dare people have an accent and/or dialect that causes them to pronounce words a different way than you do. The absolute horror.

[@cycobilly7696]

@@snowdragon2841 not a dialect just uneducated getto slang

[@emuser1965]

He's perfecting the law . . . in prison.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

It’s going to be awesome 🤩

[@lindamccleary5883]

"I'm a foreign national" ---good! Deport him!

[@JohnKing-ig3df]

Appreciate the upload. I only hope that the background noise didn't interrupt the early morning naps, mid-morning naps, or late morning naps of Ollie and Frankie.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

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