He Got Arrested In A Room FULL OF JUDGES Then Filed a MASSIVE Lawsuit

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1. Happy Monday! Hope you all enjoyed the holiday weekend! Don't forget to pick up The Civilian Rights Handguide here: https://a.co/d/aDvE0xL

2. They're soliciting a trespass. Rotten dirtbags!

3. I'm not a Sovereign Citizen, nor do I know one. However, how judges are interpreting it and what exactly is being taught about how to judge such cases ARE of concern to me. Especially since I repeatedly hear cops deem someone a Sovereign Citizen simply because they are protecting the Constitution by exercising the rights therein.

4. Thats kinda dumb, one could say something is an "educational" meeting and not be educational and no one would know because there is no proof of it. The government must be transparent on every level or there is a way for corruption. The constitution, the judicial, the executive, and the legislative branch are all flawed in their own way, that brings in corruption, corruption spreads fast. Thats why i believe every single government business should be recorded, and that recording to be released later on depending on the importance.
   Edit: also, if the country can spend hundreds of billions to over a trillion yearly on the military, its not even close to expensive to say we can do what i said, and its far more important than half of the weapons we dont use or just doesn’t work.

5. I almost think that this is a hot topic for honest american judges. Is there a bunch of powerflakes pulling this non-deliberation zone? TNDZ temporary non-deliberation zone. Funny they clapped and then their case got thrown out…so they clapped to an illegal arrest.

6. Did anyone double down on non-tax paying. I mean I wasn't paying them, but I'm in another state….

7. I just can't stop commenting….that clapping is deliberation. They can't be clapping in that room without press allowed.

8. Don't worry guys it's just a test. We don't want any cheaters in there.

9. 23:57 wait a second…did you wait until he got arrested before you did that deliberation? He literally sat on his right to deliberate until the press was gone!

10. Don't raise one hand to ask a question in that "education" because you'll need to raise both of them for your arrest.

11. Unbelievable.

12. its almost like the goverment doesnt understand them hiding behind private property isnt private property. if the goverment in any level needs your land. its designated under that federal authority. this is how that works. they must compensate for the land. but they have the right to usurp lands. and in doing so they make it public land at the same time they occupy that land.

13. Our Constitution was written to keep we The people in power over our government with accountability and transparency. Any law created to violate that by keeping citizens in the dark should be thrown out. and considered treason by anybody attempting to reinstate it. The fact that we have to argue whether this is legal or not is a clear example of why our government should be dismantled. And rebuilt from the ground up

14. Freedom of press does not refer to some professional class of paid journalists, it is a right of every citizen to diseminate information of public interest via a printing press (or other method of recording or reproduction)

15. It’s pretty sad when none of us are surprised by the behavior of corrupt officials.

16. The police solicited a trespass when they went to the manager with the gray hair glasses and gold shirt.

    Solicitation of trespass is not permitted by police.

17. That is wild that the hotel "didn't want to get involved" – if I was the renter of the hotel and they weren't allowing me to use the space as expected I'd demand a refund.

18. Mr sap deserves better than an F, he did fail in a few ways, he was very peaceful and followed instructions well and did the right thing after being lawfully told to, Tulis on the other hand deserves his F

19. 06:11 you are Wrong Again.. lemme guess playing both sides of the fence, thats a uTube thing right..?

20. Pure fascism. Cops blocking access to information on what the public offices do.

21. It’s pretty damn sly, that they didn’t know if the convention could kick them out so they made a hotel that publicly stated they didn’t want to get involved be the ones who kick him out absolutely nothing sketchy there

22. It would be nice if any of these actions were being taken for the people and not only for clicks online. That's why nothing ever changes because it's not being done because these people love the constitution it's done because they are narcissists.

23. LOL “This is no longer private property.” What a moron.

24. He wanted to be arrested. Yeah, cops aren’t lawyers nor (typically) federal agents. It’s silly to expect them to “know the law” in regards to esoteric articles. However, they shouldn’t have gotten involved, and certainly shouldn’t have encouraged the employees to ask the guy to leave. Nope, I’d have asked that trooper of she needed assistance in carrying out her duties, and off she said no, then I’m clearing the call.

25. A large chunk of your audience is losing their minds over your grading, and I think thats hilarious. Many are a bit overzealous, I would say in a way that would be a non curse/ not a flat-out insult. I do tend to agree with your ragings overall, but I've absolutely disagreed with you vehemently on some other videos/situations in the past. This isn't one of those times, lol.

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