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Life Without a Number
Neil McIver: No social security number.
"The right of a citizen to travel upon the public highways
and to transport his property thereon in the ordinary course
of life and business is a common right which he has under his
right to enjoy life and liberty.... It includes the right in
so doing to use the ordinary and usual conveyances of the day;
and under existing modes of travel includes the right to drive
a horse-drawn carriage or wagon thereon, or to operate an
automobile thereon for the usual and ordinary purposos of life
and business. It is not a mere privilge, like the privilege of
moving a house in the street, operating a business stand in the
street, or transporting persons or property for hire along the
street, which the city may permit or prohibit at will."
Key emphasis added. Indisputable wisdom recorded in
Thompson v. Smith, 154 S.E. 579, 1929.
Life Without A Number Posts
LWAN subscribers have received the following on the dates indicated.
| November, 5, 2007
| A New Chapter, A New Life
| | August, 29, 2007
| Prime time for SubPrime
| | August, 12, 2007
| Commenting on the IRS (while it's still legal)
| | June, 12, 2007
| Bill Benson, Author, Seeks Strategic Help vs IRS
| | March, 17, 2007
| Back in Ecuador
| | January, 27, 2007
| Funds Needed to Bring Idaho Case Before US Supreme Court
| | January, 9, 2007
| IRS/DOJ Injuction Suit Update by SAPF Fiduciary John Kotmair
| | December, 16, 2006
| From 67% favored to 90% opposed -- South Dakota Ballot Surprise
| | December, 13, 2006
| An Appeal to the US Supreme Court
| | November, 14, 2006
| A More Intelligent Voting System
| | October, 9, 2006
| Are You Insane?
| | September, 25, 2006
| Idaho SSN Update - Appeals Court Decision
| | September, 15, 2006
| A Bad Disease, Revisited
| | June, 28, 2006
| Idaho DMV/SSN Case Followup
| | June, 23, 2006
| Ecuador: Meet Stan Grist, Treasure Hunter
| | June, 6, 2006
| Suing for Rights? Response to Larry Lewis Plea / Idaho Case
| | June, 3, 2006
| Idaho Supreme Court Hears SSN/Driver License Case
| | May, 25, 2006
| It Means Exactly What it Seems to Say
| | April, 24, 2006
| Ecuador: Good Medicine for a Bad Disease
| | April, 23, 2006
| A Pagan Responds
| | April, 13, 2006
| David Carmichael Responds
| | April, 5, 2006
| US Navy defeated in Federal Court on SSN Requirement
| | March, 29, 2006
| SSN Victory in Pennsylvania
| | March, 25, 2006
| Return to Ecuador
| | November, 21, 2005
| Ecuador: Crime and Contrasts
| | October, 25, 2005
| Ecuador: Corruption Management 101
| | October, 14, 2005
| Ecuador: Learning Spanish
| | October, 8, 2005
| Ecuadoran Economy, Safety
| | September, 28, 2005
| South America
| | August, 31, 2005
| SSN Inquiry from Robin
| | August, 14, 2005
| Striking Observation: Montana Supreme Court Justice
| | August, 3, 2005
| Federal Court Vindicates Chief Petty Officer Carmichael
| | July, 14, 2005
| Your Friendly Neighborhood Secret Service Agent
| | May, 31, 2005
| Carmichael v. United States update
| | May, 16, 2005
| Text of DOJ Complaint Against Save-A-Patriot Fellowship
| | May, 14, 2005
| DOJ Files for Civil Injunction Against Save-A-Patriot Fellowship
| | April, 10, 2005
| South America Tour
| | February, 16, 2005
| Web Discussion Forum
| | November, 11, 2004
| Trial Aftermath (Regrets?)
| | October, 27, 2004
| Alternative Voting Methods : Breaking Up the 2 Party Monopoly
| | October, 1, 2004
| The Trial
| | September, 19, 2004
| Strategy, Preparation and Values
| | September, 14, 2004
| Traffic Stop, Arrest, May 17, 2004
| | August, 24, 2004
| Eating Lunch Without a Number
| | June, 11, 2004
| Transcript: Trial of Leslie Carmichael
| | April, 30, 2004
| Carmichael Trial: Driving without an SSN
| | April, 18, 2004
| The Cost of Freedom
| | April, 7, 2004
| Relocation
| | February 26, 2004
| Puget Sound / Automobile Co-ops
| | February 12, 2004
| Radio Interview / ACLS Website Status
| | February 4, 2004
| American Christian Liberty Society (ACLS)
| | February 2, 2004
| Terrence Bressi
| | January 31, 2004
| Life Without A Number is Back Online
| | July 2, 2002
| I Pledge Allegience to the Hype
| | March 26, 2002
| Puget Sound & Americus Liability
| | March 14, 2002
| The [Greatly Exaggerated?] Demise of Puget Sound Agricultural Society, Limited
| | March 12, 2002
| Good Cops, Good Patriots
| | February 24, 2002
| Marriage Licenses
| | February 23, 2002
| The Achilles' Heel of Government
| | August 29, 2001
| Hostile police encounter while (literally) on the road.
| | August 26, 2001
| Pennsylvania's "Occupation Tax": Rumor or Reality?
| | July 22, 2001
| IRS Capitulates - To Meet in Recorded, Public Forum to Answer Claims Regarding the Income Tax / NTD Electronics Update
| | July 12, 2001
| Bob Schulz Hunger Strike: Interview on Fox News tonight at 9 PM Eastern Time / Confessions of the California Franchise Tax Board
| | June 17, 2001
| IRS Declares War?
| | January 8, 2001
| Life without a... Fingerprint?
| | November 6, 2000
| Maryland State Police encounter ends without incident.
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Fourth, Ninth, and Tenth Amendment of the United States Constitution, and
article I section 2 of the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Furthermore, as established in the famous trial of William Penn in August 1670,
and contrary to the unlawful instructions given by most American judges, in
addition to judging the facts of a case, juries also have the right and duty to
pass judgement on the law (meaning they may acquit a violator of the law if they
believe the law in question is unconstitutional, immoral, just plain stupid, or
if the penalty is deemed too harsh). Juries are also lawfully free to vote
according to their conscience, above all other considerations.
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