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<p>To:.... All people who value freedom
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From:........ Lance Rock, project leader
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Subj:........ Games played on us by Insurances firms, Banks and others.
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Project X.... Information has been provided by
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National Commodity & Barter Association
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(Constitutional Taxation and Law)
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Bob Huebner (602) 954-8885
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$$$$$$ World's Oldest Organized Profession $$$$$$
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Insurance companies are great at playing the power game in the U.S.
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and around the world. They convinced everyone to be insurance conscious
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and have caused laws to be passed which supposedly require us to carry
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certain types of insurance. Even the age-old tradition of showing the
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bride and groom with rice has fallen victim to the demands and restrictions
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of the insurance company. Insurance coverage now dictates how, and even
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if, some of our traditional events will be conducted-fireworks use and
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public displays, reunions in the public parks-even where and how you park
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your car.
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The insurance firms and banks are virtually partners in their many
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financial dealings. Bank loan customers are often obligated to purchase
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insurance through the bank's facilities. Insurance firms have done such
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a job building power bases that they have convinced city governments to
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pay millions of dollars in premiums when the city could easily be self-insured. Often the insurance carrier is smallar than the city government
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it insures, but it continues to collect excessive premiums. When small
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harassment claims are made, instead of fighting them to set an example
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that unfounded claims will not be paid, they settle it for a few thousand
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dollars-it is cheaper than fighting. This opens the door to more nuisance
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claims for small amounts. The payoffs do not cost the insurnance company
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since they use them as ammunition to justify higher premiums to their insured
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customers.
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Then to top it all off, the Power Masters take a big portion of
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the premiums collected and buy reinsurance from privately owned insurance
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companies located in tax haven nations such as bermuda and the bahamas.
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The offshore insurance firms are usually nothing more than a desk and a
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secretary. The identity of the owners and directors is protected, so the
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heads of the U.S. insurance firms can actually buy the reinsurance from their
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own offshore company. It is a justifiable cost of doing business and is
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then added to the premiums you pay for your car, house, the cost of your
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medical insurance and all the other things you want to protect against
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financial loss. Even your doctor must pass along his higher premiums for
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malpractice insurance by increasing his charges for office calls and
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operations. You can be certain the insurance carrier will "lay off" a big
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chuck of those excessive and abusive premiums (profits) with one of their
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off-shore reinsurance firms.
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Of course, the foreign insurance companies seldom have to pay a claim.
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The coverage they provide is so excessive as to be non-existent. If the
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real U.S. insurance company does have to fall back on the reinsurance
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firm for settlement of an oustanding claim, the owners merely bankrupt the
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off-shore firm and start a new one. Same desk, different phone number and
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name. Since they are not covered by the multitude of insurance regulations
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requiring reserves, they have all their assets hidden so a filling of
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bankruptcy can be accomplished quickly and easily.
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With all this power and money (tax free), the Power Masters
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go out and organize the people who pay the premiums and trick them
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into demanding that the state legislators put limits on the amount
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of damages a person can collect from an insurance claim. This is to offset
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some jury awards for millions of dollars as compensation for
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hurt feelings.
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You can bet the insurance executives are not going to lose any
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sleep thinking about whether or not to pass along the savings to
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their customers in the form of lowers premiums. They have created
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one of the most powerful financial bases imaginable. Their legislative
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lobby has caused the creation of rules which supposedly require
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damages they can be ordered to pay by a jury; a means of sending
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money out of the country (beyond the tax collector's reach)
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and then loan it back to select firms and financial organizations
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with the stipulation that they help to sell even more insurance.
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If you have decided to take advantage of the current
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rule system and create an economic and political power base for
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yourself, then you must study the means used by the insurance
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industry. A very informative book is one released in 1987
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by Gary Fagg, "Crediit Life and Disability Insurance."
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A REAL UN-INSURANCE SCHEME
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There is a provision in an International Treaty which is now the
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law of our land (Title 46, Section 183 of the U.S. Code). This
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limits the amount of liability which can be charged to the
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owners and operators of a "sea going vessel" in the
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event of an accident. Subsequent Federal law extendes the term "sea
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going vessel" to include all boats. What it does is to limit the amount of
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damages payable to an amount equal to the value of the vessel.
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The exceptioons would be for intentional damage or knowingly failing
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to provide assitance agter a collision and thereby causing the death of
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someone.
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Despite this specific limitation of liability, many boat owners run
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out and pay exorbitant annual insurance premiums for coverage
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which is supposed to amount to millions of dollars. The insurance firms love
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to see boat owners cooming in the door. They only make a few
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stipulations: Your boat must be surveyed (appraised by an expert to
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establish a value); you pay the premium with the policy stipulation that
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despite the face value amount of coverage, all such insurance will be subject
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to international agreements.
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Simply stated, the policy says the Million Dollars of coverage listed on
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the face is reduced to the value of the vessel. The value of a boat
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should have nothing to do with the premium one must pay for LIABILITY
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coverage. But it does, because of the International Treaty which has
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been adoped as a law.
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Then, to compound matters, the insurance firms start loaning out
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money to marina operators with the stipulation that they "require"
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everyone, using the marina or renting a slip for their boat or canoe,
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to carry a minimum $1 Million liability insurance policy.
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Those premiums for virtually non-existent liability insurance really
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do add up to a profitable bundle.
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MANATORY INSURANCE-IT IS NOT!
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Mandatory insurance? Don't you believe it! There is nothing mandatory
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about the so-called Mandatory Insurance laws your state may have on its
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books. It's another of the double-speak word games designed to trick
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people into surrendering their rights. The words and meanings have beeb so
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twisted around in our laws and courts that you can't even be certain that a
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person whose record indicates something as blatant as a "sex offender"
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ever did anything wrong.
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You have a right to travel about freely by the most accepted means
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of transportation at your disposal. Obviously, if your car is unsafe you
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can be restrained from using it. If you can not stop the car because
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of bad brakes, you are seriously endangering the health and safety of
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everyone on the streets and sidewalks.
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To require you to show financial responsibility after an accident
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is a perfectly valid law. You cannot do financial harm to
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others and not expect to have restrictions placed on your
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subsequent actions. After you have an accident, the court can order you
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to refrain from operating a motor vehicle until you have made
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satisfactory arrangements to correct the financial harm you
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have caused.
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But, to require you to have insurance BEFORE you have been declared
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financially irresponsible-BEFORE you can license your car (pay the taxes
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on it)-BEFORE you can operate your car-that is PRIOR RESTRAINT and
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violates the Constitutional Limits placed on government which requires
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Due Process of Law and mandates that everyone shall be considered
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innocent until proven guilty. You may never be involved in an accident
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for which you would be liable for damages. To enforce such a rule would
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violate the basic precept of the Constitution. California courts struck
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down such efforts as being "in conflict with the Constitution" almost
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as fast as law enforcement officers tried to demand that drivers show
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proof of insurance.
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Other states have the same law on their books, but are reluctant
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to try to try enforcing it except AFTER an accident. They want to
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keep this intimidating rule and hope it forces people to buy
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insurance. They are passing a rule off as a law and by doing so,
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weakening all real laws, the Constitution and the foundations
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of the entire nation.
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The word MANDATORY in the title of the law (rule) does not
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mean a thing. Remember the old adage, "You can't judge a book
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by its comver?" That is especially true of laws-you can not judge
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a law's purpose or legality by it title. This rule was given a
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title the media could use to erroneously promulgate a myth of
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mandatory insurance. Then it was given a sub-title to further
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mislead the public. The sub-title usually reads "All vehicles
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required to have liability insurance." Following the Title and
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sub-title comes the body copy of the rule. That is what
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really counts. Titles do not mean a thing.
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If you want to entitle a law "ANTI-CHILD ABUSE LAW"
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and then draft body copy to make it illigal to chew gum on
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Sunday, you can do it. If people do not challenge the basic
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authority of such a law,they can be arrested and jailed for
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chewing gum on Sunday. The person who accepts such an offer
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and pleads guilty will then have a record of violating the
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CHILD ABUSE law.
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If you think that is ridiculous you haven't been paying
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attention to some of the weird rules and harmful laws being
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foisted off on our unsuspecting legislators, the media and
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the ever harassed public. Some states have included urinating
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in public as a Sex Offense. If a man pulls his car to the side
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of the road and relieves that extra cup of coffee or beer in the
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bushes, in the dark of night, and is seen by a police officer, he
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can be arrested. If he is intimidated enough to plead guilty to
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such a charge he will not elaborate on or describe the actual
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offense. Try explainning such a record to a cop who wants to
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know why you are parked so close to the school. Explain it
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to your boss when you are being checked out for a sensitive
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position within your firm.
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Why doesn't your lawyer tell you all these things? You probably
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do not hire an attorney every time you get a ticket. Many people
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wait until they are obviously in serious trouble before they
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are willing to lay out money for legal advise. But, sometimes you
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can hire a lawyer an he still does not tell you-either because he
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is not aware of some of the tricks being played with the law or
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he just wants the fee and you are not a big enough fish to cause
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him to do a lot of research for your defense. Most lawyers just
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are not aware of what is happening to the rules and laws. There
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stock and trade is where to look it up and how to follow the procedures
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(rules) of the Court. They cannot possibly know all the laws and
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rules. If you really expect that of your attorney, you should go to
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your local law library and take a look at what lawyers have to contend
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with.
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Even the Judges don't always tell lawyers everything when they make a
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ruling or deny a petition. Attorneys have been preconditioned in law school
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and beyond to admit to the superior wisdom of the high court justices.
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Young lawyers are awestruck and will often try to defend an untenable
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position taken by a judge, simply because he does not know what else
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to do. The judges are lawyers and the recent law school graduates
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know that lawyers must stick together to maintain the mystique and dignity
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of their hard earned licenses to practice law.
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It would be nice if you could be handed an entire brief of case law to
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verify the information you are getting in this book, but that would make it
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to simple. There are a number of court rulings at various levels which
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will substantiate the differences between rules and laws. You will find
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them if you read very carefully, but the rulings are no obvious. If
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they were, this book would not have been published.
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If all the lawyers knew about all the differences, the government
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bureaucrats and power brokers would not be able to use rule to circumvent
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the Constitutional restrictions and Unalienable Rights of the peoople. The
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Supreme Court of the United States is very adept at keeping the double-speak game going. If an appeal is taken to our highest court and the
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questions is not phrased in a manner which would allow them to give a
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double-speak answer, the Court will refuse to hear the case and let the lower
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Court's decision stand. This is almost always interpreted to mean that the
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particular law or rule in question is Constitutionally valid. All it really
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means is that the question was not phrased in such a manner as to pin-down
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the Supreme Court Justices. (See Stare Decisis,Chapter 15).
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Lawyers are constantly in a quandry trying to understand why a higher
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court refuse to hear an appeal which they were certain was valid. The
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thousands of lawyers dropping out of the legal system each year is
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evidence that something is wrong. Young men and women do not usually
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spend years going to school to study such a venerable profession only
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to "drop out" just when they should be enjoying the rewards of hard
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work. They are dropping out because they feel the system sucks-and that
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is because they do not understand the differences between rules and law.
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The Supreme Court does not have to hear every case presented to it.
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There are a number of legal clerks working for the court and they make
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recommendationsas to which cases the judges should consider. Because of
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this procedure, these clerks are in highly influencial positions. If
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they see a case which would obviously warrant a ruling with which the
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Court's clerk does not agree because of some personal moral or political
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quirk, then the clerk will try to dissuade the jurist from considering
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it. If a case is brought to the Supreme Court with the wrong question
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(one which would most likely result in a decision contrary to the Control
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Rules) the clerk might urge the Jurists to REFUSE to hear it and thereby
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allow a lower court decision stand.
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AN ALTERNATIVE TO LIABILITY INSURANCE
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Many states are pushing the so-called "Mandatory Insurance" rule
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in an effort to curtail the numerous uninsured motorist on the streets.
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There is nothing wrong with a person wanting to be protected from financial
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loss if they are stuck by some idiot driver, or even if they are the
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idiot drivers themselves.
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Any thinking person will acknowledge that there is an ELEMENT OF RISK
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involved everytime we get behind the wheel of a car and move it out onto
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the streets. The risk is clear and constant. Since we are obviously willing
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to take that risk, why shouldn't we buy insurance just to protect ourselves
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against financial loss and forget about trying to force everyone to buy
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a liability policy? If you want to protect yourself in amounts that you
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set, you pay the premium and let the rest of the world drive uninsured if
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that's what they want to do. Liability would only be considered when
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intentional damage is inflicted, similar to the Federal liability limitations
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on vessels and on industry via the Workman's Compensation Act. Some
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states have such insurance provisions known as "NO FAULT" insurance.
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With "No-Fault," the insured is paid or reimbursed by his own insurance
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company. Unless the damage was done intentionally, it doesn't make any
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financial difference who was in the wrong. If the other guy has not
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purchased insurance coverage for himself, he cannot collect. Insurance
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companies do not like "No-Fault" since it does not give them time to play
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with the money once a claim is made-they have to pay instead of dragging
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their feet for a year or two while they carry the money on their books
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and profit from investing it.
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The only problem with this is that people who are uninsured will often
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require medical treatment and that could be costly. The SOLUTION is to do
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an actuarial study of the medical cost and property damage claims
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(other than the damages to the vehicles). Divide that figure by the number
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of gallons of gasoline and motor vehicle diesel fuel sold in the
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states, then add that amount (about 7 cents per gallon) to the price
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of the fuel at the pump.
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A person who drives a big car will do more damage if involved in an
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accident than a person driving a small car. At the same time the big
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car will need more fuel and therefore pay more for the basic insurance
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coverage via the pump price.
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Someone who drives 25000 miles a year will be buying more gas and be
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more "at ridk" than the person who just drives to church on Sunday-and
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they pay the minimum insurance according to the amount of gasoline they
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use, when they buy it.
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So the government does not get into the insurance business, the
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premiums paid at the pump should be devided up among various insurance
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companies according to the percentage of suppliemental coverage they are
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selling. They would pay claims to hospitals and damaged property owners
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accordingly.
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Today, when a person has four cars, he has to buy liability coverage
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on all four vehicles, even through he can only drive one at a time.
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Some of his vehicles, even though he can only drive one. Some of his
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vehicles might only be driven once a month. With this new method, he
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can buy insurance to protect his vehicles against a loss and insure
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himself with extended coverage for personal injury and medical cost.
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But the basic cost of medical coverage would come from the money he
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aid for gasoline-the pump insurance premium!
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People will be free to travel without the bureaucrats trying to
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convince them that they can not drive without insurance (prior restraint).
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They will no longer be gouged by insurance companies who charge for
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every vehicle. People who drive more would pay more. People who
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drive less would pay less.
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. In order to give you clear examples of how we the
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. people are being tricked we have print enough we hope
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. to encourage you to find out more. This is our country.
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. This material came from Chapter Nine in
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. "Break the Rules and Win written by J.Jay Evenson"
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. Want to join us? Want to protect your family?
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. Want to learn how much power knowing your rights
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. can give you? Want to learn why you are probably
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. not required to File Income tax? (This one piece
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. of knowledge could save you thousands of dollars)
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. Want to know how to make your son Draft Proof!
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. (This could save many lives)! Want to find out more?
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. Call us today.
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. Project X is sponsored by
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. National Commodity & Barter Association
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. ** Constitutional Taxation and Law **
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. Bob Huebner (602) 954-8885
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. Let us ask you a question? Was this material valuable
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. to you? We are looking for special people out there with
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. computers and communications. If you would like to be
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. one of our special friends please upload the file
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. ProjectX.arc to ten bulletin boards. If you use PC-Pursuit
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. please include other states. Send us your name, mailing
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. address, telephone number and a listing of the boards you
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. uploaded to. We have a surprize for you!!
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