| A dictionary explanation
of the Science of Law may read like this: this science is attributed
to a unique psychic community often called "natural telepaths" (refer their web site). While this science applies
especially to human systems of law, its basis is theoretical. In developing
this science, a number of "systems of law", such as mathematics, physics,
genetics, other natural systems, were examined and analyzed and from
this a mathematical equation as well as a theorem was derived: any
system of law constructed in accordance with the rules of the Science
of Law, and defined in a suitable medium such as dimensional energy,
attracts to itself - pulls into itself - a portion of the natural will
of the universe, and it is this force-of-physics, also called the force-of-creation,
that begins enforcing the inherent laws found in such a natural system
of law. For any natural system to be subject to this force, it must have
inherent laws defined in accordance with the principles and techniques
as understood by the Science of Law. The actual mathematical equation
representing this force-of-creation, and said to be derived, is not presented
- because it is claimed this equation is incomprehensibly long and incomprehensibly
complex and not important in order to understand the theoretical basis
of the theory. About the only true use of this equation, so the psychics
claim, is in the engineering of what they refer to as "dimensional energy
weapons". Thus, the mathematics themselves may be confidential? Dimensional
energy (DE) is defined in the psychic Science of Life. Some of the
concepts used in the explanation of the Science of Law originate from
the Science of Life which views Man as two distinct species: the human
and the animal-human, the latter dominates. The basic primeval instinct
of the latter is said to be "punishment and reward" and "control and
domination" (of others). Almost without exception, so the psychics claim,
animal-humans are drawn to be police, army, legal occupations. To the
humans, law is a "necessary evil" but they don't want to be personally
involved in such. The actual presentations, so it is explained, attempt
to also interest the right portion of the human brain, which is not the
typical portion that understands law, and for this reason the presentations
also have in some sections distractions such as information for the curious
about aspects of the natural telepaths culture and Way of Life, and the
mystical experience of Life in the Spirit. |
| By the end
of these lectures you should be able to answer this true
or false statement: In December 2004, a class of psychics
defined as natural telepaths (click for their
web site) deployed a new type of weapon, a "dimensional energy
weapon". The target Australian Anglo-Saxon magistrates, judges,
barristers, all police officers with over two years of service, a
few lawyers for experimental reasons. The deployment a retaliation
for an Anglo-Saxon local court having the audacity to threaten a psychic
with a court order purchased for $10,000. The Alzheimer's Scam report
explains the matter in much detail (refer our medical
pages) and is also intended as a study guide to psychiatrists
to understand how dysfunctional and hence corrupt and grotesque, a legal
system can become. |
| Say you are
a professional lawyer. A client comes to you complaining
of financial hardship and can something be done about this.
If you can have empathy with a person in that position, then
your brain is not dysfunctional. Further, the right brain will completely
cooperate with the left in trying to find some solutions valid-in-law.
For example, the person may be eligible for supplementary social
benefit. On the other hand, if you have no capacity to have empathy
with what financial hardship is, then your brain is already dysfunctional,
the right and left are like isolated islands rarely communicating.
This in turn can result in you loosing friends, family, respect. |
| All right, having
presented the overall picture, let me explain why the psychics
refer to their way of law as a science. Consider: Is it legally correct to say that 2+4 = 6? This is "mathematical reasoning" but is it also "legal reasoning?" Let us assume, without evidence, that mathematics is in fact a legal field of study. Let us, assume, again without evidence, that providing "mathematical reasoning" is performed by a qualified mathematician, then this is valid legal reasoning also. We need to prove or validate our assumptions. What is a "mathematician?" Let us define a mathematician as anyone capable of mathematical reasoning. Anyone could mean a calculator too. If we accept this as "valid-in-law", then clearly our assumptions are automatically validated and 2+4=6 is indeed legal reasoning. What ingredients do we need to define law? Definitions which are as solid or common sense as possible. The simpler the definitions the better. We need a frame of reference. The laws of particle dynamics belong to the physics field of science, hence science would be the correct frame of reference. When dealing with law, a framework of law is the correct frame of reference, providing it has not been polluted. In the Science of Law we make no assumptions, never. Either we "do know" something as a fact, or we "do not know". Let us consider an example from the Alzheimer's Scam report. In which a geriatric specialist writes a medical report about a woman with stage 6 Alzheimer's, and in that report he claims she has "testament capacity". Is this legally correct? This is a qualified doctor, true, but in medicine there is no such thing as the "diagnosis or assessment of testament capacity". No respected medical source will explain this, no clinical trials of any kind had ever been held about such a matter. Now, if a mathematician wrote a report about how sound a building was in his opinion, would you place much merit on this report? I mean, it is possible the mathematician was spot on, but we do not know this. Would you not insist a qualified building inspector writes such a report? Is this not also so for medicine? Is this person the correct medical specialist to assess a person's "testament capacity". You begin to seek an answer but as you do you find that there is no such thing as "testament capacity" in medicine. What then does the report of the medical specialist mean? Buggar all is the answer - the specialist was either fooled by a lawyer or was paid money to include those words in the report. That is your legal conclusion and you dismiss such a report. You could seek out the advice of psychiatrists who specialise in the mind, and ask this, but chances are most will laugh at you for even thinking that a person whose brain has largely been destroyed (as Alzheimer's does, it is a degenerative brain disease) can have "testament capacity." As long as you approach law as a science, the risk of your brain becoming dysfunctional is minimal, perhaps no more than in any other person. Now, another way of avoiding your own brain getting messed up, is to seek the advice of specialists in a field. That's all very well as long as you find the correct specialist. Unfortunately, in some fields, the ego of a specialist can get in their way if they are asked about something they are not equipped to study or explore, and they may think they are perfectly qualified to do so. Medicine is a field in which the ego of a physician can get in their way. Politics is another such field. Bank executives are another group prone to this, as perhaps some others. |
| Say you are an
experience professional lawyer. Say you know about these
decisions of the Guardianship Tribunal. Say you have a client
whose elderly parent has Alzheimer's and is not longer even aware
of what she is or where she is, but your client sees his or her chance
at getting a new Last Will and Testament engineered. So he comes
to you and claims his parent wants to leave everything to you alone
but there is a will in place and what can be done about it? Say you
are a typical Anglo-Saxon lawyer with no ethics or morals of any kind.
Say you know about these decisions of the Guardianship Tribunal. So,
you work out a scheme. You get your client to drag the parent to a
medical hospital specialist (has to be a hospital specialist, these
are usually young and inexperienced, and their ego is strong) and then
claim all sorts of thing and also explain about the decisions of the
Guardianship Tribunal and that "testament capacity" only means this
and that. The specialist, naive as hell, accepts what you tell him and
writes you such a report. This is then whisked off to a specialist
legal firm and a new Last Will and Testament has been engineered. What
you have done is assisted a crime, property theft, but this had been done
using the legal system so it can not be called a criminally. In practice, the study of law can also be claimed to be the study of bullshit, of white collar crime and how to go about it. Further, the most expensive a legal system is, the more likely it is corrupt as hell as the junior court and tribunal levels. In Australia, I have had professional solicitors (lawyers) telling me not to waste my time bringing any case to local courts because these are a joke and many corrupt as hell with the usual forms of corruption is signing court orders as favours for legal firms. Problem is, that is all most people can afford, the local courts and tribunals. Let's just go over this. Again, can you see that you begin to be persuaded by this argument? You are on the verge of accepting that this thing about testament capacity actually makes sense. Why? That is because it is the left side of your brain that is understanding this simple technique. Your right brain is not involved. To involve your right brain, you have to put yourself in the shoes of the son or daughter of the victim, in this case the frail elderly with Alzheimer's. How do you think such would feel if their parent was manipulated in this way and it all appeared perfectly legal? How would the parent feel if they were of sound mind? How would you feel if you had five children and one was a drug addict who suddenly worked out how to engineer a new Last Will and Testament giving everything to himself alone? To understand the Science of Law, you have to understand right and wrong also, else law becomes much like it is in most countries, a means to an end, a craft of manipulation and fabrication, not about fairness, justice, or rules by which we all live by. On what basis do you understand right and wrong? If you have a strong, say Christian, set of ethics, you may understand on the basis of these. Fair enough, as long as you understand right and wrong, it does not matter what reference source you use. I am not persuaded that Christian views about right and wrong in general, or Islamic views, or Hindu views, are that dissimilar. Note that when a person says, "well, Jesus said to have two witnesses before you bring a charge against someone, and I accept this", the fact that they are referring to Jesus as their role-model is incidental, clearly they have accepted this view as their own also. |
| All right, ladies
and gentlemen. The point of this information presentation
is this: while we spoke in plain English to one another, we in
fact used the right side of the brain to reveal to one another a
great many things. If you know the Science of Law, you are in a position
to translate our plain language into, in this case, the language
of the spirit. So, in fact, the first time I sat next to Helen, the
spirit in me wanted to pass her a message namely "you are my wife by
the will of God." That flow translated by the left brain came out
the way it had, but Helen's spirit understood. Somewhere in this conversation
that I narrated to you, she accepted being my wife in the spirit.
Can you spot when and how and the reason? Try to get a feel for what
the Science of Law is and how to use it. I put it to you that, if you
truly understand the Science of Law, and you then study the Third Testament,
and you come to the conclusion the opening sections are true, then
you will be in exactly the same position as my people the psychics
- they have no idea how to disprove their own myths and legends. What
does it mean when something can not be disproved using the Science
of Law? That is a mystery. |