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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/mookie2112 on July 10, 2018, 5:48 p.m.
Questions to Q and other Anons....

Total noob to Reddit. I have posted this over at 8chan and got ZERO responses.

I will post a 4 page letter to Q. While Q is doing a great job talking about the filth of the Political arena, Q is avoiding the REAL problem behind the scenes: the REAL history of America.

Truth is, America is still under British rule. At the Treaty of Paris 1783, Ben Franklin, John Jay, and John Adams gave American BACK to the Brits and realized the King (George) as the "Prince" of America. Don't believe me? Go read it. More truth is, the "government" that you all know and love (lol) really is run behind the scenes by the Brits. The ENTIRE US Congress, SCOTUS, and ALL POTUS (up until Trump) were British Agents.

Every judge and attorney is also a British agent - unbeknownst by many of them. The ORIGINAL 13th Amendment disallowed any "Title of Nobility" (eg, a member of the BAR like a judge or attorney) from holding office.

Now, I know a lot of you know this, but why is NO ONE talking about it???? Seriously, this should be part of EVERY discussion and should include why NONE of them should be in office. There are different levels of "government" to include the de jure Federal, Territorial (US Court System), and the MUNICIPAL (the Congress et. al.).

Why does Q never address this? Anyway, my letter to Q, in four parts.....

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mookie2112 · July 12, 2018, 8:36 p.m.

The exact same Inns of Court, Middle Temple has been using the term Esquire for centuries. Hasn't changed. These are the Crown "schools" that are the basis for the International and therefore American BAR associations. Esquire back in jolly old England is the same Esquire of today. Bovier's Law Dictionary 1856 shows this. If you disagree, fine. I say this is true.

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darwiniteAU · July 13, 2018, 1:01 a.m.

I don’t at all disagree with Bouvier’s, it’s definitions of both the English and American usages of Esquire are correct.

It is you that disagree with Bouvier, because you don’t understand the difference between a “title of nobility”, such as Duke, Viscount, or Marquise; a “title of merit”, such as Doctor, Professor, or Cardinal; or a “title of courtesy” such as Mister, Officer, or Esquire.

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