And you'll love their instructions on how to handle a traffic stop. It
reads like an instruction manual on how to get arrested and have your
car impounded:

On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 00:53:36 -0700 there was an Ancient johac
<jhachmann@remove.sbcglobal.net> who stoppeth one in alt.atheism

Huh? This doesn't make a lick of sense.

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Unusual hearing follows traffic stop

By Mike Belt

September 1, 2007


Laura West claims the Kansas Highway Patrol trooper who stopped her
³vessel² on the night of June 11 west of Lawrence had no right to arrest
her.

Sheıs never had a driverıs license and doesnıt need one, West said as
she represented herself Friday in Douglas County District Court.

³I was not operating a vehicle; I was exercising my right to travel,²
West, 21, told Judge Robert Fairchild. ³I was in a private vessel on a
religious mission.²

West also said her vessel is her private dwelling.

West is charged with not having a driverıs license, improper vehicle
registration, failure to dim headlights and obstructing the legal
process, all misdemeanors. West was arrested and taken to the Douglas
County Jail after it took 45 minutes to get her to step out of the van
she was driving, Trooper Brady Flannigan said.

West was traveling with her partner, J.M. Sovereign: Godsent, and her
2-year-old daughter. West and Godsent, who testified as her only
witness, said they were afraid of the trooper and his supervisor, who
was called to the scene of the car stop at U.S. Highway 40 and the South
Lawrence Trafficway. They made calls to 911 and claimed West was being
kidnapped as she was arrested.

Found this group's website:

http://freedom-flag-fellowship.org/home.html

And you'll love their instructions on how to handle a traffic stop. It
reads like an instruction manual on how to get arrested and have your
car impounded:

http://freedom-flag-fellowship.org/22_cops.html

On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 00:53:36 -0700 there was an Ancient johac
<jhachmann@remove.sbcglobal.net> who stoppeth one in alt.atheism

Huh? This doesn't make a lick of sense.

---
Unusual hearing follows traffic stop

By Mike Belt

September 1, 2007


Laura West claims the Kansas Highway Patrol trooper who stopped her
"vessel" on the night of June 11 west of Lawrence had no right to arrest
her.

She's never had a driver's license and doesn't need one, West said as
she represented herself Friday in Douglas County District Court.

"I was not operating a vehicle; I was exercising my right to travel,"
West, 21, told Judge Robert Fairchild. "I was in a private vessel on a
religious mission."

West also said her vessel is her private dwelling.

West is charged with not having a driver's license, improper vehicle
registration, failure to dim headlights and obstructing the legal
process, all misdemeanors. West was arrested and taken to the Douglas
County Jail after it took 45 minutes to get her to step out of the van
she was driving, Trooper Brady Flannigan said.

West was traveling with her partner, J.M. Sovereign: Godsent, and her
2-year-old daughter. West and Godsent, who testified as her only
witness, said they were afraid of the trooper and his supervisor, who
was called to the scene of the car stop at U.S. Highway 40 and the South
Lawrence Trafficway. They made calls to 911 and claimed West was being
kidnapped as she was arrested.

Found this group's website:

http://freedom-flag-fellowship.org/home.html

And you'll love their instructions on how to handle a traffic stop. It
reads like an instruction manual on how to get arrested and have your
car impounded:

http://freedom-flag-fellowship.org/22_cops.html

Found this group's website:

http://freedom-flag-fellowship.org/home.html

And you'll love their instructions on how to handle a traffic stop. It
reads like an instruction manual on how to get arrested and have your
car impounded:

http://freedom-flag-fellowship.org/22_cops.html

On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 00:53:36 -0700 there was an Ancient johac
<jhachmann@remove.sbcglobal.net> who stoppeth one in alt.atheism

Huh? This doesn't make a lick of sense.

---
Unusual hearing follows traffic stop

West was traveling with her partner, J.M. Sovereign: Godsent, and her
2-year-old daughter. West and Godsent, who testified as her only
witness, said they were afraid of the trooper and his supervisor, who
was called to the scene of the car stop at U.S. Highway 40 and the South
Lawrence Trafficway. They made calls to 911 and claimed West was being
kidnapped as she was arrested.

Found this group's website:

http://freedom-flag-fellowship.org/home.html

And you'll love their instructions on how to handle a traffic stop. It
reads like an instruction manual on how to get arrested and have your
car impounded:

http://freedom-flag-fellowship.org/22_cops.html

On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 00:53:36 -0700, johac
<jhachmann@remove.sbcglobal.net> wrote:

Huh? This doesn't make a lick of sense.

---
Unusual hearing follows traffic stop

By Mike Belt

September 1, 2007


Laura West claims the Kansas Highway Patrol trooper who stopped her
³vessel² on the night of June 11 west of Lawrence had no right to arrest
her.

Sheıs never had a driverıs license and doesnıt need one, West said as
she represented herself Friday in Douglas County District Court.

³I was not operating a vehicle; I was exercising my right to travel,²
West, 21, told Judge Robert Fairchild. ³I was in a private vessel on a
religious mission.²

West also said her vessel is her private dwelling.

West is charged with not having a driverıs license, improper vehicle
registration, failure to dim headlights and obstructing the legal
process, all misdemeanors. West was arrested and taken to the Douglas
County Jail after it took 45 minutes to get her to step out of the van
she was driving, Trooper Brady Flannigan said.

West was traveling with her partner, J.M. Sovereign: Godsent, and her
2-year-old daughter. West and Godsent, who testified as her only
witness, said they were afraid of the trooper and his supervisor, who
was called to the scene of the car stop at U.S. Highway 40 and the South
Lawrence Trafficway. They made calls to 911 and claimed West was being
kidnapped as she was arrested.

The couple, who were on their way to visit a friend in Lawrence when
they were stopped, recorded the encounter with the troopers and
submitted a CD of the recording to the judge.

According to Godsent and information he presented to reporters outside
court, the couple belong to a group that claims the U.S. is not a
country but a foreign corporation that has invaded America. They are
concerned about implanted identification chips and say sovereign
Americans are being forced to choose between Godıs law and manıs law.

Godsent said the trooper was presented with a card after he stopped
them. The card was labeled ³Sovereign Civilian Police Observation Task
Force.² By the trooper accepting the card he was accepting a contract to
pay a $15,000 gold fee for each question he asked. Godsent said they
will take the matter to court to get paid.

Meanwhile, West, who is free on $1,500 bond, will return to court Oct.
1, when Fairchild will announce his verdicts in the case. If found
guilty, West could face fines and jail sentences. Fairchild wanted to
make a decision on the case next week, but West wasnıt available then.

Whre is the death penalty when you need it.
And these loonies are in charge of a child?

On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 00:53:36 -0700, johac
<jhachmann@remove.sbcglobal.net> wrote:

Huh? This doesn't make a lick of sense.

They're free to believe whatever they want. The "corporation" is free
to confine them to small areas of the "corporation's" property (known
as "prison"). They're also free to live someplace they consider to be
run by a legitimate government.

On Sep 1, 3:53 am, johac <jhachm...@remove.sbcglobal.net> wrote:

Huh? This doesn't make a lick of sense.

snippy

West was traveling with her partner, J.M. Sovereign: Godsent, and her
2-year-old daughter. West and Godsent, who testified as her only
witness, said they were afraid of the trooper and his supervisor, who
was called to the scene of the car stop at U.S. Highway 40 and the South
Lawrence Trafficway. They made calls to 911 and claimed West was being
kidnapped as she was arrested.

Oh, sure. "We're not obligated to man's law." Until it's time to call
911. I was tempted to call them hypocrites, but I don't think they're
that smart. I'll bet they never saw the irony.

-Panama Floyd, Atlanta.
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