Posted on May 18, 2013 by Calvin
Show Notes: Marc’s post-concert handshake with the great and gracious Jimmy Vaughn. Confirming if the evidence in question is addressed in any of the paperwork that you are forced to pay for before you pay for it. Judges allowing proceedings to continue without seeing evidence of jurisdiction in question. Using a guilty plea to get [...]
Posted on May 11, 2013 by Calvin
Co-host: JT. Show Notes: Widespread electronic surveillance (a.k.a.: privacy abuse). [*all the more reason to use PGP encryption, whenever possible, with your electronic/digital storage and communication.] Writ of Prohibition: an order from a court to a lower court, or administrative agency, ordering them not to exceed their jurisdiction. <- use this after proving the prosecution [...]
Posted on May 04, 2013 by Calvin
Co-host: Calvin and Guest: Kolby Granville [KolbyGranville.com]. Kolby is an sitting Tempe City council member and joins the show today to shed some light on the applicability of the law. Show Notes: “What facts do you have to demonstrate and submit as supportive evidence that the laws/codes apply to anybody?” Bureaucratic dodging and denial of inquiry [...]
Posted on April 27, 2013 by Calvin
Show Notes: Dealing with the psychopathic courts, common evasions, and how to effectively respond to them. Another NSP first: we’ll be speaking with Tempe City Councilman Kolby Granville for a few segments on May 4th. Examining “fairness and impartiality” in accordance with their own cannons when they refuse to give grounds for their contrary rulings. [...]
Posted on April 22, 2013 by Calvin
Co-host: JT. Show Notes: The Drug War is a Scam. Marc’s second appearance at the Tempe city counsel questioning the applicability of their code and new #CoS: A Good Example of Countering Non-responsiveness with the Canadian Revenue Agency. The Pat Tillman run from the truth in AZ. Challenging the assertions/charges of people conducting business under [...]
Posted on April 13, 2013 by Calvin
Guests: Alex Knight III [DailyAnarchist.com, Strike-the-Root.com, C4SS.org] and Steve from Washington. Show Notes: PorcFest 2010 NSP radio show video with Alex and many others finally uploaded. Alex’s debut article on DailyAnarchist.com: “Hope in Hawley” which calls for support for four STATE-employee resignations in virtue of voluntaryism that object to arbitrary government. Jim Davies’ latest active [...]
Posted on April 07, 2013 by Calvin
Co-host: JT. Show Notes: Marc’s asks the Tempe city council for evidence proving their code applies, to which the mayor, Mark Mitchell, responded by laughing; no surprise they didn’t even attempt to answer. Marc had to challenge the representative capacity of the cop filing the complaint. The council conflates “asking questions” as an attack or [...]
Posted on March 31, 2013 by Calvin
Co-host: JT. Show Notes: Marc’s record-setting call with a Norman Smith, an assistant US Attorney, who after being questioned about “empirical evidence” over 40 times, claimed that “its beyond question that there was evidence the code applied.” March 2013 poppy update. Questioning the motives of contradictory, and often dubious, “liberty activists.” Challenging people making baseless assertions. [...]
Posted on March 24, 2013 by Calvin
Show Notes: “That guy’s” call-of-shame with a NY tax agent that cannot confirm if there’s evidence of jurisdiction. Deciphering and tracking appealable errors/substantive due-process violations during court proceedings for judicial and/or prosecutorial misconduct. The power of Socratic questioning: using contrarian attorney’s admissions and positions against them. Lying attorneys mischaracterizing the defendant as “refusing to plea” when [...]
Posted on March 17, 2013 by Calvin
Co-host: JT and Guest: Eric. As a ground-breaking milestone for the No STATE Project, for the first time, we chat with a working prosecuting attorney to challenge some of the legal dogma and theory commonly encountered when asking questions of empirical evidence in court. Show Notes: Clive Burr, former Iron Maiden drummer through ’79-’82, passes [...]