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#d hoc is a $atin phrase meaning %for this% It generally signifies a solution designed for a specific pro"lem or task& non'generali(a"le& and not intended to "e a"le to "e adapted to other purposes )compare a priori* Common e+amples are organi(ations& committees& and commissions created at the national or international le,el for a specific task In other fields the term may refer& for e+ample& to a military unit created under special circumstances& a tailor'made suit& a handcrafted network protocol& or a purpose'specific e-uation #d hoc can also mean makeshift solutions& shifting conte+ts to create new meanings& inade-uate planning& or impro,ised e,ents In science and philosophy& ad hoc means the addition of e+traneous hypotheses to a theory

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http266en wikipedia org6wiki67atanism 7atanism is a "road term referring to a group of 4estern religions comprising di,erse ideological and

philosophical beliefs
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De facto Imperati,e .0 presented as 0@ pack .0 0@ )/* #nyone whose rights or freedoms& as guaranteed "y this Charter& ha,e "een infringed or denied may apply to a court of competent jurisdiction to o"tain such remedy as the court considers appropriate and just in the circumstances )0* 4here& in proceedings under su"section )/*& a court concludes that e,idence was o"tained in a manner that infringed or denied any rights or freedoms guaranteed "y this Charter&

the e,idence shall "e e+cluded if it is esta"lished that&

ha,ing regard to all the circumstances& the admission of it in the proceedings would "ring the administration of justice into disrepute www O!task com http266en wikipedia org6wiki6Dejure De jure )in Classical $atin de iure* is an e+pression that means %concerning law%&

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with de facto& which means %concerning fact% 8he terms de jure and de facto are used instead of % in law% and %in practice%& respecti,ely& when one is descri"ing political or legal situations In a legal conte+t& de jure is also translated as %concerning law% # practice may e+ist de facto& where& for e+ample& the people o"ey a contract as though there were a law enforcing it& yet there is no such law # process known as %desuetude% may allow de facto practices to replace o"solete de jure laws On the other hand& practices may e+ist de jure and not "e o"eyed or o"ser,ed "y the people 1+amples <edit= It is& in fact& possi"le to ha,e multiple simultaneous de jure legalities that are not de facto Between /A:9 and /;/@& the ruling dynasty of 1gypt ruled as de jure ,iceroys of the Ottoman 1mpire& "ut acted as de facto independent rulers who maintained a polite fiction of Ottoman su(erainty >owe,er& from a"out /AA0& the rulers had only de jure rule o,er 1gypt& as it had "y then "ecome a British puppet state 8hus& 1gypt was "y Ottoman law de jure a pro,ince of the Ottoman 1mpire& "ut de facto was part of the British 1mpire In #merican law& particularly after Brown , Board of 1ducation )/;9@*& the difference "etween de facto segregation )segregation that e+isted "ecause of the ,oluntary associations and neigh"orhoods* and de jure segregation )segregation that e+isted "ecause of local laws that mandated the segregation*& "ecame important distinctions for court'mandated remedial purposes In Canada& more specifically and in higher concentration British Colum"ia& the illegality of canna"is is considered %De jure%& whereas the widespread use& in striking similarity to the #merican li-uor prohi"ition and of the /;B:s& is an e+ample of De facto Ci,il Diso"edience 0

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not a human achievement.

8his idea is fre-uently challenged "y groups who "elie,e that the Kingdom will come "y the hands of those faithful to work for a "etter world It is "elie,ed "y these indi,iduals that !esusG commands to feed the hungry and clothe the needy are the Kingdom to which he was referring

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$ike other financial empires in history& 7mith claims the contemporary model forms alliances necessary to de,elop and control wealth& as peripheral nations remain impo,erished pro,iders of cheap resources for the imperial'centers'of'capital </= Belloc estimated that& during the British 1nclosures& %perhaps half of the whole population was proletarian%& while roughly the other %half% owned and controlled the means of production Dow& under modern Capitalism& ! 4 7mith claims fewer than 9:: people possess more wealth than half of the earthHs population& as the wealth of /60 of /'percent of the Inited 7tates population roughly e-ual that of the lower ;:'percent

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http266en wikipedia org6wiki6Reich Reich )6rak63</= Ferman2 <aK= ) listen** is a Ferman word that could "e roughly translated as %nation% or %realm % It may sometimes refer to one of the three major Ferman empires that ha,e e+isted 8hese were& respecti,ely2 the >oly Roman 1mpire of the Ferman Dation& which lasted from the coronation of Otto I as a >oly Roman 1mperor in ;J0 to /A:J& when it was dissol,ed during the Dapoleonic 4ars3 the Ferman 1mpire& which lasted from the unification of Fermany in /AC/ to its collapse after 4orld 4ar I& during the Ferman Re,olution of /;/A?/;/;3 Da(i Fermany& the state commonly known as the 8hird Reich& which lasted from the Eachtergreifung in /;BB to the 1nd of 4orld 4ar II in 1urope in /;@9 8he term reich deri,es from the Ferman word meaning realm& kingdom& or empire. Eonkey "usiness /@ E 0@ 7 One for money 8wo for show

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It is a word cognate with the 1nglish word rich& and still carries the same meaning when used as an adjecti,e Eore importantly& its homonym as a noun& Reich& is typically used in Ferman to designate a kingdom or an empire& especially the Roman 1mpire <0= 8he terms Kaisertum and Kaiserreich are used in Ferman to more specifically define an empire led "y an emperor <0= 8o some e+tent Reich is compara"le in meaning and de,elopment to the 1nglish word realm ),ia French reaume %kingdom% from $atin regalis %royal%* %Reich% has a more general meaning than these words& and can also "e used for repu"lics It is part of the Ferman name for neigh"oring countries such as France )Frankreich* and #ustria )Lsterreich*& which were once monarchies "ut "ecame repu"lics Roman 1mpire Inited Kingdom http266www scri"d com6doc6//B9AB@:@6BODM#I'British'Oriented'Da(i'Mionist'#natomy'Incinerator http266en wikipedia org6wiki6>olyNRomanN1mpire 8he >oly Roman 1mpire was a multi'ethnic and comple+ union of territories in Central 1urope e+isting from ;J0 to /A:J It was ruled "y an emperor who was elected "y powerful princes >ow much power the 1mperor had ,ersus the princes& "ishops and the pope was a highly contro,ersial issue Century "y century the 1mperor lost power until Dapoleon a"olished the empire as a useless anachronism J

8he empire grew out of 1ast Francia& a primary di,ision of the Frankish 1mpire& and e+plicitly proclaimed itself the continuation of the 4estern Roman 1mpire under the doctrine of translatio imperii )%transfer of rule% ,ia a succession of singular rulers ,ested with supreme power* <0= Frankish king Charlemagne was crowned as emperor by Pope Leo III in 800& restoring the title in the 4est after more than three centuries <B= 8he title was passed in a desultory manner during the decline and fragmentation of the Carolingian dynasty& e,entually falling into a"eyance <@= 8he title was re,i,ed in ;J0 when Otto I was crowned >oly Roman 1mperor )$atin2 Imperator Romanus 7acer*&<9= "eginning an un"roken line of emperors running for o,er eight centuries <@= #lthough Charlemagne was the first to "ear the title and the agglomeration grew out of his empire& Otto I is generally regarded as the founder and the date of his coronation as the "eginning of the >oly Roman 1mpire <J= 8he territories making up the 1mpire lay predominantly in Central 1urope #t its peak in /:9:& under 1mperor >enry III& it included the Kingdom of Fermany& the Kingdom of Bohemia& the Kingdom of Italy& and the Kingdom of Burgundy <C=<A= 8he >oly Roman 1mpire ne,er achie,ed the e+tent of political unification formed in France& e,ol,ing instead into a decentrali(ed& limited electi,e monarchy composed of hundreds of smaller su"'units& principalities& duchies& counties& Free Imperial Cities& and other domains <;= </:= 8he power of the emperor was limited& and while the ,arious princes& lords and kings of the 1mpire were ,assals and su"jects who owed the emperor their allegiance& they also possessed an e+tent of pri,ileges that ga,e them de facto so,ereignty within their territories Da(i Fermany and the 8hird Reich are common names for Fermany during the period from /;BB to /;@9& when its go,ernment was controlled "y #dolf >itler and his Dational 7ocialist Ferman 4orkersG Party& commonly known as the Da(i Party Inder >itlerGs rule& Fermany was transformed into a totalitarian state where nearly all aspects of life were controlled "y the state Da(i Fermany ceased to e+ist after the #llied Forces defeated the 4ehrmacht in Eay /;@9& thus ending 4orld 4ar II in 1urope http266www youtu"e com6watch5,O>Bei;yc#OdP !FK praises >itler

On @ Octo"er /;@B& >immler referred e+plicitly to the e+termination of the !ewish people during a secret 77 meeting in the city of Po(naQ )Posen* 8he following is a translation of an e+cerpt from a transcription of an audio recording <CC= that e+ists of the speech2 I also want to refer here ,ery frankly to a ,ery difficult matter 4e can now ,ery openly talk a"out this among oursel,es& and yet we will ne,er discuss this pu"licly !ust as we did not hesitate on B: !une /;B@& to perform our duty as ordered and put comrades who had failed up against the wall and e+ecute them& we also ne,er spoke a"out it& nor will we e,er speak a"out it C

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Popular so,ereignty or the so,ereignty of the people is

the "elief
that the legitimacy of the state is created "y the will or consent of its people& who are the source of all political power It is closely associated to the social contract philosophers& among whom are 8homas >o""es& !ohn $ocke and !ean'!ac-ues Rousseau Popular so,ereignty e+presses a concept and does not necessarily reflect or descri"e a political reality </= It is

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Reciprocity

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mem"ers not the consumer http266www scri"d com6doc6;A0;9AB6Can'$aw'#ugust'/A0::A I went on to read more pu"lished on their site that ga,e me the cra(y idea that they would help me in e+posing the illegitimate legal system and they confirmed that I was a wild and cra(y guy It is time to change to a legitimate go,ernment legal system that protects e,ery indi,idualHs e-uality democratic rights internally as financed "y the ta+payer to do so I am Frank Fallagher Director6Operations Charter Democracy Force !ustice Inc www cdfji ca federally incorporated to g7olicit hictims of Crime for Class #ction 7uits against Fo,ernment Personneli whereas the majorities are ,ictims A: percent as you pu"lish 4e are operating under company name / $IF1 www /life cC and ha,e the site "eing professionally de,eloped to sell mem"ership and C'Dote certificates for the e+press purpose to organi(e the majority pro,iding them the democratic ,oice they are entitled to with e-uality& an entity e,ery indi,idual of the majority desires "ut not a pro"a"ility unless e-ually supported to ensure the go,ernments consistently enforce it 8he $aw 7ociety is going down and a"rupt change is eminent& not ha,ing a leg to stand on in an informed populace I am considering attempting to "ring a $aw Firm on side with us though seemingly a ,enture into futility "ut gnothing ,entured& nothing gainedi I pro,ide you the opportunity to scrutini(e my sites for consideration and eagerly await your response& though well aware of the depth of thought re-uired to do an a"out face and the length of time it will take to study the e,idence to "e coherent to the ,alidity and firmness of the rationale that can only conclude with the collapse of the present go,ernment legal systems once the pu"lic "ecome informed Please acknowledge receipt and your intention whether or not to consider 8hank you Frank

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Sovereignty
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Sovereignty is the quality of having supreme, independent authority over a geographic area, such as a territory.[1] It can be found in a power to rule and make law that rests

on a political fact for which no purely legal explanation can be provided.

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