| 1 | This be Sovereign Law: |
| 2 | A sovereign is a person defined by the will of a body politic as its supreme and highest fiduciary over an estate as its general executor and the underlying trust as its trustor. |
| 3 | Sovereign Law is the body of statutes and ordinances of an ecclesiastical or political entity issued by proper authority for the moderation of trusts and estates by sovereigns also known as General Executor(s). |
| 4 | By definition a sovereign requires the existence of some constituting document as the will of the body politic, the existence of the body politic, the existence of some property claimed as the rightful possession of the body politic, a body of laws being the laws derived from the constituting document and two or more members of the body politic. |
| 5 | By the very definition and meaning of Sovereign, a person appointed to such high office by sacred oath is obligated to three (3) ancient and primary tasks being Protect the Realm, Protect the Law and Protect and Serve the People. |
| 6 | To Protect and Defend the Claim of the Realm is the first obligation of the Sovereign as a legally defined entity possessing its own personality and rights. |
| 7 | To Protect and Defend the Law of the Realm is the second obligation of the Sovereign to ensure Rule of Law, Justice and Equality prevail. |
| 8 | To Protect, Defend and Serve the People (Subjects) of the Realm is the third sacred obligation of the Sovereign. |
| 9 | A Sovereign without constitutionally claimed authority cannot be known as sovereign. |
| 10 | A Sovereign that does not possess a claimed realm (country) and a willingness to defend such a claim, is not sovereign. |
| 11 | A Sovereign that ceases to defend the law of the realm (country), abdicates authority to those willing to do so in absence of such competence. |
| 12 | A Sovereign that ceases to serve and defend the people abdicates legitimacy to those willing to do so. |
| 13 | As the highest fiduciary, no other person may claim highest jurisdiction over the same particular estate or underlying trust. |
| 14 | As a sovereign must be invested into such sacred office as a fiduciary, the office of sovereign can never be occupied or held by an agent. Therefore, neither a company or corporation may ecclesiastically, lawfully, legally or morally act in the capacity of a sovereign power. |
| 15 | By definition, a corporation or company presuming the claimed authority of the body politic possesses no sovereign power. |
| 16 | By definition, any corporation or company that seeks to act in the capacity of sovereign deliberately and willingly usurps the will of the body politic as criminals and traitors. |
| 17 | By definition, it is the legal, lawful, moral and ecclesiastical possession of a valid claim that forms the basis of an estate to which a sovereign as general executor may be appointed, not necessarily the possession of the property itself. Therefore, the absence of possessing any physical terrain is immaterial to the legitimacy of a claim of sovereignty. |
| 18 | As the legitimacy of a claim to possession of land is based upon the sacred and moral basis of such claim, the seizure by force of any property has no legal, moral or lawful effect on the rights of sovereign claim. |
| 19 | By definition, the mind of all men and women is Absolute Sovereign over their body through a True Trust granted through Divine Right of Use by Divine Trust. Therefore, no person, entity, spirit or force may abrogate, nor interpose themselves into or above such a sacred and inviolable covenant. |
| 20 | As irrevocable rights, the sovereignty of all lands granted to the original peoples of the land known as Australia cannot be ceded, sold, lost, abdicated, seized, surrendered, enclosed, partitioned, annexed, stolen or conveyed away from the legitimate body politic, estates and trusts of the original peoples. |
| 21 | Any claimed law, claim, edict, covenant, treaty, agreement, contract or instrument that claims some, part or all of the irrevocable and sovereign rights over all lands granted to the original peoples of the land known as Australia have been ceded, sold, seized, surrendered, enclosed, partitioned, annexed, stolen or conveyed away is automatically null and void from the beginning without force or effect of law. |
| 22 | Any law that is against such truth cannot be law. |
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