Link t6o pass around video: https://rumble.com/vtfsfc-mareeba-police-being-served-documents-by-the-people.html?mref=qnz9d&mc=6f8oi

Velvet Revolution serves common law arrest warrants for politicians on Mareeba police Wednesday January 21. We received advice that the police issued a case number today. https://www.bitchute.com/video/DttrF7742d9p/

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13 thought on “Common law arrest warrants served on police”
  1. To mithraelsworld on, very much in agreement and yes a more than fair question. To be candid, I think whoever is issuing the day release passes to the VR (aka Viscose Remedials) should be the one arrested. It is my belief (as with many others I have spoken with) that these people have been deployed to discredit and/or divide us. They are paid sheeple in very ill-fitting Lions clothing. Any fifth grader has a far greater command of English and composition.

  2. the qld police service is a foriegn owned FOR profit corporation trading on the U S stock exchange ,, as is the qld justice system ,, corporation

  3. Autieet,
    There you have their problem of their own making. Your attitude is rampant in the community. And sadly deserved. I know only one copper who is a decent guy, but even he, when informed of aspects of the 1901 said “Well that’s so old now it would be obsolete”

  4. The velvet revolution appear to have served police however, are they using the Magna Carta 1215, article 61, it seems they are not which suggests there is another more nefarious game being played.. The symbolism of there crest suggests we would be wise to look a lot deeper here as the schools the heads went to. Are they Fabian? . If they are not using Magna Carta 1215, article 61, why aren’t they? Fair questions, no?

  5. kaiwanshou…they are stuck between a rock and a hard place…their employer (rock) wants nothing to do with common law but under our laws the cops must give assistance when asked by the public for protection. A common law sheriff is legitimate, can carry a firearm, I’d recommend it on arrests, and can lawfully ask for assistance from the police, not helping is being complicit in the crimes committed by concealment (hardplace). The sheriff wins this battle for their mind, as they can become a criminal.

  6. I don’t know, can’t help but be cynical…There’s always a patronizing midget in a duck mask…I trust our police force as much as I trust a blocked sewer

  7. Good move. Now to get former Police to become Common Law Sheriffs. Kevin Annet has regular Police backing the International Common Law Court in Canada

  8. Queensland Police are all nice when they are out numbered but rest assured they would rather raid and fine garden variety fair dinkum hard-working Aussie’s than kids steeling cars or corruption in the police force and government authorities.

    Until we throw out the rotten apples in the police, throw out all the so called tera laws that were only to spy on every day Australians. change the government, ABOLISH state and territory governments then we will see improvements.

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