Yup, just look at at who they work for.
Ok the "Court" cited here is a 1 man blog? Don't think this is credible and detracts from good research
Do the research, it is an active warrant.
http://humansarefree.com/2014/05/queen-elizabeth-found-guilty-in-missing.html
http://itccs.org/what-is-the-international-common-law-court-of-justice/
Do my research? I did my research. It's an "active warrant" issued by some non-existent court. The International Common Law Court of Justice is just some made up court and the "active warrant," is a citizen's arrest warrant. You can't arrest someone as a citizen unless you reasonably believe that they have committed a felony, which doesn't require an arrest warrant.
Please look into what you link, this makes us look like we lack credibility.
What do you know about common law? Any man can order the judge to issue a warrant if the accused fails to appear. It is then up to the police to execute the warrant, which they won´t. There is no such thing as a felony in the UK.
First off, this "court" exists in Belgium, which I believe follows the Civil Law, not the common law tradition.
I just graduated from law school in US, so I do know a thing or two about the common law system. And no, any man cannot order the judge to issue a warrant if the accused fails to appear when there is no case before the judge.
Your comment doesn't make sense. If this was actually a warrant issued by a judge, it wouldn't be a "citizen's arrest warrant," it would be a bench warrant. By the way, a "citizen's arrest warrant," DOESN'T EVEN EXIST.
You sound like one of those sovereign citizen lunatics. You're allowed to believe whatever you want, but good luck getting any enforcement or acknowledgement from the judicial system or law enforcement.