In this episode, we delve into the intricacies of national status and the legal frameworks that define citizenship in the United States. We discuss the historical context of the 13th and 14th Amendments, exploring how these laws were crafted and their implications on state and federal citizenship. The conversation touches on the Reconstruction era, the role of the Lieber Code, and the ongoing impact of martial law on American legal systems. We also examine the complexities of Admiralty and Maritime law, and how these jurisdictions intersect with common law and statutory law. The episode features insights into the use of affidavits to assert national status, the significance of the Social Security account, and the potential of using bonds as a form of financial responsibility. Additionally, we explore the implications of executive orders, the role of the Senior Executive Service, and the influence of AI on modern governance. Join us as we navigate these complex legal landscapes and discuss the potential pathways to reclaiming personal sovereignty.

In this episode, we dive into a myriad of topics ranging from the intricacies of Admiralty Law to the historical roots of the common law system. We discuss the recent appearance on Jeff Rense' show, where the conversation centered around the misconceptions of Admiralty Law and the impressive response from the audience. The dialogue shifts to the historical influence of figures like John Wycliffe and William Blackstone in shaping the common law tradition, highlighting the importance of understanding the law of the land versus the law of the city. We also explore the cultural and historical significance of the War of the Roses and its impact on modern legal systems. The episode touches on the power dynamics within the legal system, the role of juries, and the ongoing struggle between common law and Roman law influences. Additionally, we delve into the cultural aspects of Yorkshire, including its culinary delights and historical symbols. The conversation is enriched with anecdotes and insights into the legal and cultural history, providing a comprehensive view of the topics discussed.

We explore the concept of legal and historical research with guest Roger Sayles, who discusses the intricacies of the legal system, the concept of citizenship, and the historical context of the feudal system. The conversation touches on the manipulation of laws and the importance of understanding one's legal status.Roger Sayles shares insights on how to navigate the legal system, the significance of common law, and the impact of historical legal frameworks on modern society. The episode concludes with a discussion on the potential for individuals to reclaim their rights and navigate the complexities of legal definitions and citizenship.

Welcome to episode 79 of Paul English Live, a special 'grotty' edition, where we delve into the fascinating history of the Crusades. Despite feeling under the weather, Paul leads a lively discussion on the motivations and challenges faced by the Crusaders, drawing from Rodney Stark's book "God's Battalions." We explore the logistics, costs, and the surprising facts about the Crusades, including the role of knights, the influence of Pope Urban II, and the cultural exchanges between the East and West.We also touch upon the modern implications of historical events, discussing the parallels between past and present geopolitical tensions. The conversation shifts to the importance of understanding usury and the need for a return to trial by jury and common law as a means to combat the control exerted by financial institutions.In a lighter segment, we enjoy humorous interludes with Spike Milligan and discuss the potential for using comedy as a tool for social commentary. The episode wraps up with a reflection on the power of storytelling and humor in addressing serious societal issues.Welcome to a special edition of Paul English Live, where we delve into the fascinating history of the Crusades and explore its relevance to modern times. Despite feeling under the weather, Paul leads a lively discussion with guests Patrick, Eric, and Paul Beiner, touching on topics ranging from historical battles to contemporary political issues.The episode kicks off with a humorous introduction, setting the tone for a show that balances serious historical analysis with light-hearted banter. Paul shares insights from the book "God's Battalions" by Rodney Stark, which offers a layman's perspective on the Crusades, highlighting the motivations and challenges faced by the knights who embarked on these religious campaigns.The conversation shifts to the technical aspects of medieval warfare, including the use of crossbows and the logistics of supporting a knight on a crusade. The hosts draw parallels between historical and modern conflicts, discussing the role of propaganda, usury, and the moral order in shaping societies.As the discussion unfolds, the hosts explore the concept of trial by jury and its roots in common law, emphasizing the importance of returning to a system that upholds justice and accountability. They also touch on the influence of language and literature, referencing Shakespeare and the ev

In this episode of Radio Ranch, host Roger Sayles discusses the significance of March and reflects on the concept of 'Babylonian captivity' in modern times. He expresses gratitude to contributors and partners who help extend the show's reach. The episode highlights the various platforms where the show is broadcasted, including radiosoapbox.com and eurofolkradio.com, and mentions the upcoming appearance on Jeff Rents' show, which Roger is excited about.Roger shares a personal story about his friend Walt, an internationally known jazz trumpet player, and his experiences performing around the world. He recounts a conversation with Walt about the political climate and the impact of significant historical events.The episode also delves into the challenges and strategies of spreading their message, the importance of truth-seeking audiences, and the potential impact of appearing on larger platforms like Jeff Rents' show. Roger discusses the significance of having a loyal audience and the challenges of reaching new listeners.Listeners are encouraged to engage with the show and participate in discussions about personal freedom, legal challenges, and the importance of understanding one's rights. The episode concludes with Roger expressing excitement about the upcoming show with Jeff Rents and the potential for reaching a broader audience.

Welcome to another engaging episode of the Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles, where we dive deep into the intricacies of the 13th and 14th Amendments and their implications on citizenship and taxation. We explore the historical context and legal interpretations of these amendments, particularly focusing on the concept of birthright citizenship and its evolution over time.  Our discussion is enriched by insights from Dr. John Eastman, a constitutional scholar, who sheds light on the misconceptions surrounding the 14th Amendment and the notion of jurisdiction. We delve into the legal and policy issues related to immigration and citizenship, examining how historical treaties and Supreme Court cases have shaped current understandings.  The episode also touches on the practical aspects of managing personal finances and investments as a national, including the nuances of tax obligations on dividends and the importance of understanding the legal framework surrounding trusts.  Additionally, we discuss the potential future of the IRS and taxation in the United States, considering recent political developments and proposals. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges conventional wisdom and offers a fresh perspective on American citizenship and financial independence.

In this episode of the Radio Ranch, host Roger Sayles discusses the significance of March and its personal importance to him. He acknowledges the contributions of various networks and individuals who help extend the show's message, including WDRN Productions, the NET family of broadcast services, and others. The show is broadcasted on multiple platforms, including eurofolkradio.com, which is highlighted as the flagship stream.Roger invites new listeners, especially those who are confused by the complexities of the topics discussed, to engage and ask questions. He emphasizes that the show is for those who are new to the concepts and encourages participation.The conversation shifts to the celebration of Mardi Gras, with Roger reminiscing about the cultural impact of events like the Rex Parade and the influence of movies like "Easy Rider" on New Orleans. He shares anecdotes about the city's history and its unique cultural blend.The discussion also touches on geopolitical issues, including the situation in Ukraine, foreign policy, and the influence of leaders like Trump and Netanyahu. Roger and callers express concerns about the potential for conflict in the Middle East and the role of various political figures.Throughout the episode, Roger reflects on historical events, such as the impact of World War I and the role of the British Empire, drawing connections to current global dynamics. He also shares insights into the manipulation of public perception and the importance of understanding historical context.The episode concludes with a focus on the upcoming appearance on Jeff Rense's show, where Roger plans to discuss key topics like Pavlov's dogs, Alice in Wonderland, and the concept of equivocation. He expresses excitement about the opportunity to share his insights with a broader audience and the potential impact of the discussion.

In this episode of the Radio Ranch, host Roger Sayles is joined by John Caseara to discuss a variety of topics ranging from geopolitical tensions to personal anecdotes. The show kicks off with a discussion about the importance of acknowledging the support from various platforms and individuals that help extend their reach. Roger reflects on his long journey in broadcasting and shares his excitement about an upcoming appearance on Jeff Rents' program, a goal he has pursued for many years.The conversation shifts to global politics, with a focus on the economic struggles in Europe, particularly Germany, and the geopolitical maneuvers involving Russia, Ukraine, and the United States. Roger and John debate the motivations and actions of leaders like Putin and Trump, and the implications of these on the global stage.Listeners are also treated to personal stories from Roger's past, including his experiences in Argentina and the life-changing events that led him to his current path. The episode touches on the challenges of conveying complex information to the public and the importance of timing in achieving impactful communication.Throughout the episode, there is a recurring theme of resilience and the pursuit of truth, as Roger and John navigate through historical contexts, current events, and personal reflections. The show concludes with a lively discussion on the importance of local politics and the role of nationals in the voting process, highlighting the diverse opinions and strategies among the audience.

In this episode, we delve into a variety of topics ranging from personal stories of legal battles to discussions on trust and financial instruments. We begin with a listener's personal story involving a custody battle with CPS and the potential use of legal documents to regain parental rights. This leads to a broader discussion on the power of affidavits and the importance of understanding one's legal rights.We also explore the concept of trusts, with insights from Mark on setting up private trusts for asset protection and estate planning. The conversation touches on the challenges of selecting trustees and beneficiaries, and the potential pitfalls of revocable trusts.Joe shares his insights on using promissory notes and medallion stamps as financial instruments, sparking a lively discussion on their potential use in paying off mortgages and other debts. The episode also highlights the importance of understanding the legal and financial systems to protect personal assets.Listeners are encouraged to educate themselves on these topics, with references to various resources and experts in the field. The episode underscores the value of community knowledge sharing and the power of legal preparedness in navigating complex systems.

In this episode, we hear from Sarah, a listener from Louisiana, who shares a harrowing personal story involving her daughter, Sofia. Sarah recounts how a family visit to South Dakota turned into a nightmare when her daughter ran away and ended up in a dangerous situation. The family faced further challenges when Sofia was placed on a 72-hour psychiatric hold in Colorado, where state laws allow children as young as 12 to consent to their own mental health treatment without parental consent. Sarah and her husband, who had previously filed affidavits declaring their national status, used this legal standing to challenge the hospital's authority and successfully regain custody of their daughter. This story underscores the importance of understanding and asserting one's legal rights, especially in situations involving children and state institutions. Sarah's experience serves as a cautionary tale and a testament to the power of legal preparedness.

In this episode, we delve into a wide range of topics, starting with the technical difficulties and sponsor mentions before diving into the heart of the discussion. Roger Sayles and co-host Brent Winters lead the conversation, touching on the importance of acknowledging the platforms that extend their reach, including Eurofolk Radio and Radio Soapbox. They discuss the dynamics of women's roles in society, referencing a recent show by Paul English that explored women's suffrage and voting systems. The conversation shifts to historical perspectives on slavery, the influence of women in politics, and the societal impact of the suffrage movement. Brent Winters shares insights on the historical context of slavery in America and Europe, emphasizing the common law's stance against slavery. The episode also touches on the cultural and historical significance of various religious and philosophical beliefs, including Christianity's role in shaping societal norms. The hosts engage with listeners, answering questions about historical events, legal principles, and personal anecdotes related to property rights and adverse possession. The episode concludes with a lively discussion on historical books and the influence of various cultures, with a special appearance by Paul English, who shares humorous and insightful excerpts from a 1930s book on foreigners.

Welcome to another episode of Paul English Live, where we delve into the complex topic of women's roles in society and the historical and cultural shifts that have influenced these roles. Our guest, Monica Schaefer, joins us for a lively discussion on the impact of feminism, the historical context of women's suffrage, and the societal changes that have resulted from these movements.We explore the origins of the suffragette movement, its initial intentions, and how it has been perceived and altered over time. Eric von Essex provides insights into the historical background, while Monica shares her personal experiences and reflections on the feminist movement's impact on her life.The conversation takes a deeper dive into the societal implications of women's liberation, referencing the work of JD Unwin and the cultural consequences of loosening sexual morality. We discuss the potential irreversible decline of Western civilization due to these shifts and the challenges of returning to more traditional values.Throughout the episode, we touch on the importance of family, the roles of men and women, and the need for a societal shift towards valuing family life and traditional roles. We also address the influence of media and social engineering in shaping perceptions and behaviors.Join us as we navigate these complex topics, seeking to understand the past and envision a future where family and traditional values are once again at the forefront of society.

In this episode of the Radio Ranch, host Roger Sayles shares exciting news about his upcoming appearance on the Jeff Rense show, a significant milestone for his mission to spread awareness about national status and freedom. Roger expresses gratitude to listeners who helped make this opportunity possible by reaching out to Rense. The episode also features discussions on the importance of understanding one's rights under natural law versus constitutional rights, and how the affidavit process can help individuals reclaim their status as nationals.Roger and co-host Paul Biener discuss the implications of tariffs and how they might shift the burden of taxation from income to sales taxes, potentially benefiting the U.S. economy by encouraging domestic manufacturing. The conversation touches on the historical context of tariffs and their role in America's economic prosperity.Listeners are encouraged to participate in the ongoing conversation about freedom and rights, with Roger emphasizing the importance of individual choice in reclaiming one's national status. The episode also includes a heartfelt tribute to Roger's mentors, John Benson and Glenn Ambort, who played pivotal roles in his journey to understanding and teaching the law.Throughout the episode, Roger addresses listener questions and comments, providing insights into the legal and historical aspects of national status, the constitution, and the role of treaties. The show concludes with a reminder of the power of collective effort and perseverance in achieving significant goals.

In today's episode, we navigate through a myriad of topics, starting with the technical challenges faced during the broadcast due to unexpected roof leaks. We then delve into the platforms that host our show, highlighting our presence on various networks and expressing gratitude for their support.We discuss the intriguing dynamics of global politics, focusing on the recent developments in Romania and the arrest of a prominent political figure. This leads us into a broader conversation about the influence of oligarchs and globalists, and the power dynamics at play on the world stage.The conversation shifts to the intricacies of U.S. law, exploring the differences between lawful and legal actions, and the significance of operational law. We touch on historical jurisprudence and the Babylonian merchant code, providing insights into the foundational aspects of current legal systems.We also address the challenges of navigating the U.S. judicial system, discussing the role of federal judges and the implications of recent legislative proposals aimed at curbing judicial overreach.Throughout the episode, we emphasize the importance of individual empowerment and understanding one's rights within the legal framework, encouraging listeners to educate themselves and take control of their legal status.

In today's episode of the Radio Ranch, we delve into a variety of topics ranging from the intricacies of jurisdiction and citizenship to the challenges of property taxes and the implications of the Fourteenth Amendment. We kick off with a light-hearted discussion about the cultural nuances of walking arm-in-arm, before diving into the serious business of jurisdiction and the importance of understanding one's status as a national versus a citizen. Our host, Roger Sales, emphasizes the power of jurisdiction and how it can be a tool for personal freedom.We also explore the complexities of property taxes, with insights from listeners about the challenges and potential strategies for dealing with them. The conversation touches on the historical context of taxation and the potential for reform, including the intriguing idea of abolishing property taxes in Florida.Listeners share personal stories and insights, including battles with local tax authorities and the potential use of non-statutory abatements as a defense strategy. The episode also highlights the importance of spreading awareness about national status and the potential impact of collective action.Throughout the episode, there's a recurring theme of empowerment through knowledge and the importance of questioning established systems. Roger encourages listeners to continue exploring these topics and to engage with the broader community in seeking solutions.Join us as we navigate these complex issues with humor, insight, and a commitment to uncovering the truth.

Welcome to another engaging episode of the Radio Ranch, where we dive into the latest updates and discussions on various topics. Today, Roger Sayles, your host, along with co-host John Kacarab, brings you insights into the current political landscape, broadcasting updates, and intriguing discussions on historical and contemporary issues.We kick off with a rundown of the platforms broadcasting our show, including 106.9 WB0U FM Chicago and eurofolkradio.com, among others. We also discuss recent programming changes and server issues that have been resolved.The conversation shifts to political updates, including the appointment of Don Bongino as deputy director of the FBI and the implications of this move. We also delve into the geopolitical situation involving Trump, Ecuador, and the strategic importance of supporting Ecuador amidst regional tensions.Our discussion takes a historical turn as we explore the intricacies of the 13th and 14th Amendments, the implications of voluntary servitude, and the historical context of these constitutional changes. We also touch on the impact of tariffs and the potential economic shifts under Trump's administration.Listeners are encouraged to engage with the show, share their insights, and explore the wealth of resources available on our website, thematrixdocsd0cs.com. Join us for a lively discussion and stay informed on the issues that matter.

In this episode of the Radio Ranch, host Roger Sayles navigates through a variety of topics, from personal anecdotes to broader discussions on political and economic issues. Roger shares a personal story about a hectic day involving computer troubles and a dental appointment, illustrating the challenges of everyday life. The conversation then shifts to technical difficulties with broadcasting and the intricacies of modern technology.Roger and his guests delve into discussions about the state of the economy, referencing historical figures like Congressman Lewis T. McFadden and his speeches on the Federal Reserve. They explore the implications of executive orders and the role of federal judges, touching on the complexities of legal procedures and the importance of understanding jurisdiction.The episode also covers the topic of health, with listeners sharing personal experiences and advice on maintaining well-being amidst challenging weather conditions. The conversation is peppered with humor and camaraderie, as participants share their thoughts and experiences.Listeners are encouraged to engage with the content, ask questions, and explore the resources mentioned throughout the show, such as historical books and legal documents. The episode concludes with a reminder of the importance of staying informed and involved in discussions about freedom and governance.

In this episode , host Roger Sales is joined by Brent Winters and other guests for a lively discussion on various topics, including the intricacies of trust law, the role of conspiracy in legal proceedings, and the historical context of economic systems. The conversation delves into the differences between common law and statutory trusts, the implications of being a trustee, and the potential pitfalls of conspiracy charges. The hosts also explore the historical impact of figures like Adam Smith and the economic philosophies that have shaped modern capitalism. Additionally, the episode touches on the complexities of the SESQUI KB Trust and its potential use in paying bills, as well as the broader implications of financial systems on personal and national levels. The episode is rich with historical anecdotes, legal insights, and discussions on the intersection of law, economics, and personal freedom.

Welcome back to another episode of Paul English Live on WBN. It's Thursday, February 20, 2025, and we're diving into a theme that's a bit "common law-y." This week, we're back to our usual format with myself, Patrick, and Eric von Essex. Unfortunately, Paul won't be joining us due to some icy guttering issues at his place. We wish him luck with that!We kick off the show with a discussion about the weather in Wisconsin, where Patrick reports a warming trend despite recent frigid temperatures. This leads to a humorous exchange about thermal underwear and school pranks involving Daymart Thermolactyl catalogs.Our conversation takes a serious turn as we delve into the topic of common law and the power of juries. We explore the historical significance of trial by jury and its potential to challenge unjust legislation. This leads to a broader discussion about the current political climate, the role of media, and the influence of global powers.We also touch on historical events, including the Vietnam War and the bombing of Dresden, questioning the narratives we've been told. The conversation shifts to the current geopolitical tensions involving Russia and Ukraine, with reflections on the motivations behind these conflicts.As we wrap up the first hour, we reflect on the importance of understanding history and law to empower individuals and communities. Join us for the second hour as we continue to explore these themes and more.

In today's episode of the Radio Ranch, we delve into the intricacies of the global financial system, focusing on the recent developments in gold valuation and the implications of potential audits at Fort Knox. We explore the historical context of gold's role in the economy and discuss the potential revaluation of gold under Trump's administration. The conversation also touches on the geopolitical tensions involving Ukraine and the strategic moves by Elon Musk regarding transparency in gold reserves.We also discuss the personal journey of understanding and navigating the complex legal and financial systems, highlighting the importance of due process and the power of affidavits in asserting one's rights. The episode features listener interactions, providing insights into the challenges and successes of those pursuing financial and legal independence.Additionally, we explore the impact of technological advancements on financial freedom, with a focus on Bitcoin and its potential to disrupt traditional banking systems. The episode concludes with reflections on the importance of living a life of purpose and the fulfillment that comes from helping others achieve freedom and independence.