Courts said we have the common right to TRAVEL by AUTOMOBILE without needing a PERMIT (see quote below). So federal government (via local policy officers) pretends we’re operating a business, specifically a ‘motor vehicle’. Businesses have a net operating income. Some franchise owners are called owner-operators. Operate first and foremost means to run a business. […]
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Why a ‘Traffic Stop’ Presumes Commerce
Calling it a ‘traffic stop’ presumes we’re interstate traders, meaning commerce, where feds have jurisdiction. They always use the worst definition against us, but here they use the 1st definition. Traffic = Trade We’re also presumed to be residents/diplomats, based within Wash DC, and consequently when on any of the 50 states, the resident is […]
Know Thy Status: Travelers, Not Drivers
Know thy status. We are travelers, not drivers. Using a private automobile as a taxi makes it a ‘motor vehicle’. Resident means diplomat, who seems to work 24/7, so when a resident is in an automobile, the resident is ‘operating a motor vehicle’. Rebut their resident/diplomat label. Rebut their ‘operating a motor vehicle’ claim. Rebut […]
Hackmen Need a License, We Do Not: Ex parte Dickey (1915)
Hackmen/drivers need a license. We do not. 1915 West Virg case says “right of a citizen to travel upon the highway and transport his property thereon”… “is the usual and ordinary right of a citizen, a common right, a right common to all, while the latter [hackmen/drivers] is special, unusual and extraordinary.” Ex parte Dickey, […]
Private Occupations vs. the Traveling Public: Cutrona v. Wilmington (1924)
1924 case distinguishes using streets for private occupations (such as bus driving) versus the rights of the TRAVELING public. “If it were otherwise, vendors of goods might with justice protest against all attempts to exclude them from the streets in the prosecution of their various businesses, notwithstanding the rights of the traveling public were being […]
Permits for Driving, Not Traveling: Thompson v. Smith (1930)
State can require permits for DRIVING (FOR HIRE) but NOT for TRAVELING (in ANY conveyance). Cite: Thompson v Smith, 1930. Virginia Supreme Court !!!! “The key passage says the common right includes operating an automobile for the “usual and ordinary purposes of life & business,” and then contrasts that with “transporting persons or property for […]
French Was the Language of the Nobility, and They Still Use It
French was never ‘the language of France’. It was the language of the nobility and their courts worldwide. THEY’RE STILL DOING THIS. Reside = sit in officeResident = diplomatPolice = policyAttorney = to turn over Passport = port pass for shipRebut all of it. Only residents can get a ‘license to operate a motor-vehicle’. We’re […]
Traveling, Not Driving: A Traffic Stop Transcript
Man explains he TRAVELING, not DRIVING (meaning for hire). He did not register (like a ship) his automobile into THEIR jurisdiction. youtube.com/watch?v=JsKRDZ… YouTube Transcript: Man: So I don’t drive, you see, so that’s why I don’t use a driver’s license. I’m not required to have a driver’s— Officer: [I’m] just required to produce a driver’s […]
Registration of autos is same as registration of ships, with all the consequences
By Gar Bailey March 19, 2023 · Just came to a comprehension, which I now understand to be the reason why cops do not pull me over. To register a thing is to record, formally, and exactly, as a property under a jurisdiction, your jurisdiction, or some other. You believe you are registering it under you […]









