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Are the Courts Cracking Up?
2025-09-03
Martin Geddes seems to be catching on.
His friend challenged the authenticity of Teesside Magistrates' Court and had his Council Tax case put back for five months...
"the toothpaste is out of the tube: the “ghost court” issue cannot be put back"
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Weasel Word of the Jurisdiction
2025-08-26
The King's Highway is not what it once was.
Not since the 18th Century.
After all, what is "reasonable"? One thing is for sure - it lacks a precise definition... a characteristic that we increasingly find in our Statute Book these days.
Humpty Dumpty would doubtless approve.
Martin Geddes joins the dots...
2025-08-27
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Welcome to the Ministry of Injustice - Your Case is important to Us, But Not to You
2025-08-23
New guidance has been issued for legal advisors in the Magistrates Courts.
Apparently there has been an unfortunate tendency for some ill-advised but self-confident people to weaponise the newly-fangled AI softwares as a means to disentangle - indeed even to make sense of - the innumerable legal provisions within the Statute Book, to the detriment of the safe handling of court cases by the professionals in whose reliable hands Court cases have been successfully conducted for centuries.
Obviously this has to be stopped, so the newly-minted Justices’ Legal Advisers’ and Court Officers’ Service(previously the independent Justice Clerks’ Society) has been properly integrated into the Ministry of Justice andhas issued authoritative guidance to ensure that such nonsense doesn't affect the operations of
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Out of the Mouth of Cumbria Constabulary ...
2025-08-22
Cumbria Police have on the face of it tripped over the Data Protection Act in its dealings with Martin Geddes, who is seeking to audit the State's adherence to its own rules in its dealings with those whom it seeks to punish.
He christens this the "Absolute Zero Protocol" (which for the avoidance of doubt is not related to the Net Zero project, but is all about using every lawful remedy to expose unlawful conduct by the State).
"I have received an extraordinary and damning letter from Cumbria Constabulary — one that exposes them as engaging in overt political policing and unlawful retribution for public speech"
In this case he is using the provisions of the General Data Protection Act 2018 to obtain information that Cumbria Police hold on him in relation to his case. He therefore sent them a Data Subject Access Request as provided for under the Act.
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UK Covid Inquiry Care Sector Module: What Was Covered, And Covered Up?
2025-08-20
Perhaps up to 4 years too late, the UK Covid Inquiry stumbles on... but better late than never, and indeed much of this is undeniably best viewed from a distance, as the feelings were running very high at the time.
This is brought to us by Together Declaration.
Make of it what you will.
(91 minutes)
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Is British Justice All at Sea Without a Paddle?
2025-08-19
Martin Geddes has been busy trying to establish by what authority justice is delivered in the lower Courts of the Kingdom.
So far, it hasn't been looking good.
Now he is broadening his enquiry to determine if any Courts of the Land or Sea remain that are still legally constituted?
(Will he all too soon be asking if we are still a Kingdom at all, or simply a fiefdom of corporate racketeers ..? Are the omens propitious?)
"For balance, let’s acknowledge there are two sides to this story... "
But perhaps I'm getting ahead of the state of play ...
2025-08-20
Late News
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Trial by Jury - Essential Safeguard or Ancient Relic?
2025-08-16
Essential Safeguard or Ancient Relic?
Or both?
Our justice system is doubtless said to be "safe and effective" by the authorities - but like other government-offered products so described, perhaps we should ask: safe for whom and effective for what?
Neil Oliver notes how this safeguard has been steadily eroded over the years to the point where it is now no longer in many instances available - it has allegedly become too costly, to time-consuming, too much of a burden for our judiciary to cope with.
But what exactly is the point of our judiciary?
(14 minutes)
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The Antidote to Counterfeit Courts
2025-08-14
Yes, more from Martin Geddes, who (rightly) suspects that we could all do with a (relatively) simple primer to help us navigate our "mismanaged" justice system.
"I’ve boiled that work down into a shorter, reusable list for anyone else facing the same fraud and injustice"
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The Judge Who Hugged
2025-08-14
Martin Geddes reports on a case brought by Northumbrian Water for non-payment of a water bill.
This case may go some way to illustrate the difference between the law of the sea, the law of the land, and the law of nature.
Many are familiar with the concept of the "legal fiction" based upon the birth certificate, but do not appreciate where the differentiation can be drawn. After all, it's meant to be obscure!
This case however shows one avenue by which the line can be drawn - the living man (or woman in this case) is not liable for the debts of the legal fiction unless he/she has consented to be so liable, for example by signing a form addressed to the legal fiction (or to the living man or woman him/herself?).
Whilst a positive sign and much appreciated, I wouldn't bet on utility companies
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Trump in DC - What Now?
2025-08-13
Hot news of the day is the Trump federalization of Washington DC.
WDC is/was not a State of the Union, it was a law unto itself (along with the City of London and the Vatican).
The Federal Reserve (not a reserve and not federal, but a privately owned banking cartel that ruled over the Federal Reserve Note (AKA the Dollar) much as the Bank of England (also a privately owned Bank) administers monetary matters in (but not necessarily for) the UK.
The observant will have noticed that Trump has been showing active interest in the management of the Federal Reserve recently, and one may reasonably speculate that the Fed's days as an independent banking cartel are about as numbered as the independence of Washington DC (AKA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INC).
The legal and monetary implications are by
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The Phantom of Justice
2025-08-13
"If it looks like a mafia extortion racket, and smells like a mafia extortion racket, maybe it is a mafia extortion racket?"
"... we are watching a hollowed-out state being dismantled in slow motion"
"Our job as civilians isn’t to 'beat the system.' It’s to gather testimony showing why it was too corrupt to salvage"
Martin Geddes continues to gather his testimony.
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Lawful Living in an Unlawful Age
2025-08-11
"The age of title, costume, and jurisdictional deceit is over. Now begins the age of clean signal"
We are defined by what we do, not by what we hope for.
"The final lie is that we are powerless until the regime admits defeat. But the truth is — we are already free"
Martin Geddes draws the necessary conclusions.
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The Authority-Fluid "Law Courts"
2025-08-07
From Child Abuse to Abuse of Law.
Martin Geddes instructs us on the modern-day fashion to self-identify as a "Court of Law".
Do they do it in Public Libraries to entertain unwary children who need to be protected from such abusive indoctrination?
For your scurrilous and inappropriate entertainment today, look no further.
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The Spectrum of Evil Criminality
2025-08-06
If the family is the bedrock of civilisation, then it's no surprise that Evil seeks to destroy the family.
Destruction of the institution of The Family is central to Evil's task of destroying civilisation itself.
That we can plainly see unmistakable evidence of an international conspiracy to undermine the Family is testament that this Evil has form personality and intent, and is not merely a happenstance absence of right thinking.
Whilst good folk retain respect for the family unit as the model best suited to bring up the next generation, or even whilst we still cherish the memory of what the family means for growing up within a loving and civilised society,Evil cannot restuntil The Family has been both erased and forgotten, replaced by the dystopian nightmare of a loveless automated sequence of reproduction, indoctrination, and servitude to the elite.
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Legal Insurgency Incoming
2025-08-06
Martin Geddes updates us on his planned take-down of the inJustice system of the UK, starting in the High Court.
It's a monumental effort that sets a number of new record firsts, but I cannot think of anybody more suited to the task.
"The system" cannot permit him to win, so expect everything to be dragged out until the revolution takes place, or "the system" collapses.
Meanwhile, he does it for all of us, so...
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No Legal Persona?
2025-08-04
Martin Geddes, with memory of the "TV Licensing" conundrum fresh in his mind, aims to find out whether HMCTS ("His Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service") actually has any more substance behind it than "TV Licensing".
So who actually is the power behind the name HMCTS?
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More "Protection" to Keep Our Children Safe
2025-07-30
We are now protected more than ever...
(20 minutes)
(NB: Whilst I also use NordVPN for mobile internet access, I take the view that the CIA etc must have back-doors into all VPN products, otherwise they wouldn't be on the market. If you need to keep your messages out of their hands, use snail mail and pray, or learn remote viewing and telepathy)
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"Carlisle Absurdity" Rules ...
2025-07-26
"Carlisle Absurdity" rules...
... but only if you play along with the hoax.
Martin Geddes doesn't accept the hoax, but moves his case against the non-court system of pseudo-justice forward by that time-honoured method of giving it a label.
Now we can all talk about the "Carlisle Absurdity", and know exactly what it means.
Why should the devil have all the best labels?
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Reiner Fuellmich Reports in Person
2025-07-25
Since Reiner is still imprisoned, I am assuming that this was recorded over the telephone.
He hasn't lost his touch.
(17 minutes)
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British Justice on the Ropes?
2025-07-24
"What happens when the justice system abandons its foundational attachment to law?"
I hope that Martin Geddes has a good answer.
AI can do wonders for his case, and few there can be who would both recognise the significance and possess the skills and tenacity to see it through.
He deserves our fulsome support.
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