thou/thee/thy – Educated in Law

July 25, 2022August 10, 2022 Guide at Educated in Law Be a people, Blog

My pronouns are thou, thee, thy.

With so many people asserting their preferred pronouns, now is the perfect opportunity for me to assert mine: thou/thee/thy. As I’ve stated many times, ‘you’ is always plural. It has been part of the deception where in merchant law courts: they only recognize companies/merchants they can only see companies and therefore refer to everyone as […]

July 9, 2022August 19, 2022 Guide at Educated in Law Be a people, Blog

Be a simple man. Take the words at face value. Police is pronounced poilcy. U.S. is not U.S.ofA. Persons is not people.

In a video of a freeman-on-the-land event participant, the man said ‘be a simple man’. If UNITED STATES is suing thee, then ask to speak the man or woman called UNITED STATES. Only a man can sue another man, and assuming this is a court case against a man, and a court case can only […]

January 27, 2018August 10, 2022 Guide at Educated in Law Be a people, Blog

“You” live “in” a state because “you” is a corp in a folder

I think Karl Lentz said one cannot stand “in” the parking lot because that means one is in the asphalt of the lot. One can instead say, “I am on the parking lot.” Related to this, I think the phrase to “live in the State of Ohio” is technically correct because State of Ohio (or […]

February 27, 2017August 10, 2022 Guide at Educated in Law Be a people

‘Thou is’, not ‘you are’

In legal settings, the word “you” may mean a plural entity at all times, and not a singular entity at any time. This may be because the courts want thou to be both a man and the representative of a corporation — two things, not one. The courts have jurisdiction over the corporation, not the man, […]