Continued from above... Common Law movements have picked up a | Australian Sovereignty Alliance

Continued from above...

Common Law movements have picked up a lot of attention lately from desperate people looking for an easy solution. Unfortunately, they are a false money-making, data collection, time wasting scheme that has been making the rounds for many, many years.

Lawyers have discussed on their forums how sad they feel when their clients have been duped by these movements and end up in trouble with the actual justice system currently in force. Something that some people still don’t seem to comprehend is that just because a system is corrupt, doesn’t mean you can just start playing a new game and expect these people to play along. People and nations have been ruled over by the biggest force forever and if anyone thinks that any part of the Government, Crown, Justice System, UN or any other international force is for the people or has done anything to protect the rights of the people, you have been fooled. Every single part of this system is part of the wider, global agenda. Make no mistake about that.

Now, do not misinterpret me here, comprehending Common Law to use it within this system to fight back is very different to these movements (the Australia Project, Common Law Assemblies, Common Law Earth, etc) who are self appointing themselves as law makers and judges and raking in a lot of financial benefits by fooling people into thinking we can bypass the system completely. Common Law tactics, law of the land, can be used within our current Maritime Admiralty Law system, law of the sea, however, it is still their game, they still call the shots nor do they don’t play by the rules. So if you choose to play in it, you play it at your own risk.

We’ve had many dealings with these movements and have received a lot of complaints regarding them. The general consensus is that they are extremely divisive with bad energy, causing many issues within communities. ASA has nothing to do with nor do we align with any Common Law movement.

Read more about Common Law here: https://www.australiansovereigntyalliance.com/post/common-law-and-true-sovereignty

And Maritime Admiralty Law here: https://www.australiansovereigntyalliance.com/post/lost-at-sea