I think the point that the AT is making is that legislation (The AT Act) isn't Law unless you consent. So his advice applies whether the Police suspect an infringement of the AT Act or the Wearing Of Polka Dot Boxer Shorts On Pancake Tuesday Act 1864 (Amended 1972),
I wanted to hate this video but in fact it is sensible and articulate. If I may offer one piece of constructive criticism, I felt you were a bit verbose at times.
do you belive the police controle too much of our protection nowadays though? in the uk people need to take some controle of there own protection. instead of relying on the police who are (as u mentiond in priviouse videos) just looking for things to look good on paper and to make money
Recently I was watching some tacky late night 'police camera action' type show. The show featured footage of 5 or so police officers physically forcing a drunk bloke into having his photo taken/fingerprints etc. Ok the guy was pissed but the level of force used against him was fairly shocking. Am I right in thinking this was common law assault on the part of the police?
@TheGreatSpaces I'm sorry I don't have a link. The clip was part of Sky 3/Pick TVs' 'Road Wars' show here in the UK. If I come across the clip on YT I'll hook you up.
Point blank.I got a summon for my arrest.So when the officer/detective ask me questions.What do I do.Most likely I will be in a cell by the time I get a response to this
Found this through John Harris who also talks sense - these guys are like Channel 4's Mark Thomas who gives you the raw bottom line on the shit-heads that run this country and those who serve it like the old bill!
My Girl Gets Mad When I Question The Police For Anything Having Something To Do With Me. She Says I'm Being Disrespectful. Sorry Baby Momma, But Unlike Some People I Would Like To Know Why They Are Here In My Presence If I Know I Hadn't Done Anything Wrong. People Are Unlawfully Arrested Everyday And I'll Be Damn If I Don't Exercise What Little Rights I Have.
I'm sure if you reached in your pocket and held up your phone to record the conversation with the cops (at least in america), the cops would think you're holding a detonator to a bomb and shoot you on the spot and get away with it.
a friend told me to watch this after i had an experience with the police nov last year, 2 policemen stopped me, asked who i was, where i lived, where i'd been. where i was going and where my mate lived i was off to see, i refused to answer any questions at which point they threatened to issue an on the spot fine of £30, i asked to whom they would issue it too as i hadnt told them who i was and if they wanted to arrest me then do so or let me go, after a few more minutes of silence they let me go
I just discovered TheAntiTerrorist a week ago and watched every video he has made,consumed them rapidly now I am watching selected ones to digest and ruminate over a life changing experience,if you are a patriot and love freedom then it is your duty no matter your political racial or religious beliefs when even your adversary is unjustly persecuted by the system you need to come to his aid! And educate him less the system be used one you from precedence .
How about if you have no recorder? Or are afraid the cop may suspect that i'm reaching for a weapon? Should you just move on to asking the nature of the intended detention, and if they have witnessed you breach the peace? Any advice on no recorder available and no witnesses available? Alot of crooked cops where I live... Thanks for the essentials!
You can ask them for proof and ask for reasonable evidence to suggest you may be a terrorist.
DO NOT CONSENT. If you are detained, make it clear in the station you did not consent to the arrest and will not consent to the search, if put in a cell if you want a solicitor, speak to him/her about the case. You feel the police have broke the code of practise, you have been unfairly targeted and discriminated against. It would be a huge slam dunk if you recorded the event.
I tried this stuff it works you have to learn it all to be free they will use different words with the same meaning to get you to contract never consent to anything free America from these Nazis or we will be gased and burned.
@TheAntiTerrorist hey my friend, i have been watching and releasing you videos to all of my friends, and i have become aboslutely interested in practicing my rights and my privacy, i would like to know, has stachatory legislation gone into effect in canada, for i live in canada and would love to have the information due to my need. thank you
AnitTerrorist, one of my best mates is in line to becoming a police officer, should i trust him still or will the job change him as a person? what do you think
stuff TheAntiTerrorist , finally someone to help out the little guy.may-be now some of these folks who roll over real quick will learn about thier rights THANKS MANYOUR THE BEST keep up the good work.god bless
I think that just refusing to talk isn't enough to protect our rights anymore...Most people have facebooks/online profiles. If detained or threatened with detainment, police officers don't even need to have you talk if you are in possession of an online "social networking" profile that gives your personal details. So, although these are good tips, they don't completely protect someone from having their rights infringed upon.
@manmythlegend12 how will they know who you are on various social networks if you are not obliged to provide your name. they do not have any right to know anything about you, when you leave their cell after a few hours, you will be an anonymous to them as someone living in nepal who theyve never met - make sure you dont say a word and keep a password on your phone in case they forcefully take it as 'evidence'.
I'm glad someone sees the truth and has the balls to post it online. I was in complete agreement with your part on master-slave relationship. Taking away weapons and constantly searching slaves and their property is how slave owners kept control, is it not? By keeping us "off balance" and having us scared at the very thought of someone finding "illegal" on us, the government can make sure we are not up to no good. "None are more helplessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free."
@manmythlegend12 So make sure you do nothing illegal or even something you want kept secret. Be a person of integrity at all times and you have nothing to fear except tyrants that go unchecked...
Thank you for the insightful message. It has been made very clear and i will be looking forward to viewing more of your videos. thanks and keep up the good work..
Thank you for all the links. It's just what I've been after to filter through 'validated' information for my education and know I'm in the right lines.
Great video and very relevant info on our rights! :)
I'm a little curious on the analogy of saying nothing and staying silent... doesn't that constitute dishonor, as well as tacit agreement as there is no objection or rebuttal??
If you have the right questions to hand, I always advocate asking them. They usually begin with "Am I obliged to..?" or "What law obliges me to..? Asking questions prevents any claims of dishonour but most people don't know their rights and do not care enough about them to arm themselves with the right questions. Once your rights have been reserved, tacit acceptance cannot be assumed or presumed. Otherwise, silence, after reserving your rights, is your best weapon.
@TheAntiTerrorist - I just wanted to say, I read the first 10 pages of Mary Croft's book online and found it fantastic. I will be picking it up the first chance I get. Thanks.
@TheAntiTerrorist Thank you sir, for the amount of time you give researching, posting & responding to your wonderful videos. I find your info to be very informative, accurate, and well articulated. My only criticism is that your appearance may be a turn-off to some, to the point that they may not watch and listen. What you're doing is valuable and I appreciate it. Thank you.
I think when they "You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to be speak to an attorney, and to have an attorney present during any questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be provided for you at government expense." and then say "Do you understand" you should say no and then you have the right to remain silent.
I am not a cop but I am pro-police, especially UK police, as anyone who's read my posts knows. Complain and protest EVERY time you have been arrested illegally. See a lawyer ASAP. And campaign hard for an independent complaints commission. The police have nothing to fear as long as it's fair and transparent and observes the rule of law. Most cops I know want that themselves.
Thanks for the information, Anti-T. A policeman entered my girlfriend's house while I was there. I answered his questions only because I thought something had happened to my girlfriend's daughter. It's not happened since, but if it does I'll remember what you said. We just have to learn to see through the intimidating facade of the police uniform and manner.
Fitting the description may be enough to warrant a detention but certainly not for an arrest. I would be helpful enough to stand still long enough for him to get a good look at me but if he cannot ascertain probable cause for an arrest within 5 mins i would be looking to leave. If someone has been told i look like someone he is looking for, does that oblige me to answer his questions?
Doesn't the terrorist act in britain allow the police to detain someone who they think are suspicious for 48 days and the act itself does not make it clear whether or not you have the right to refuse to give a police officer something personal.
If anyone could reply it would be helpful as I know this act was updated only a few months ago.
@TheAntiTerrorist Hi i'd like to know i was stopped by a cid car the other day i asked why i was being stopped and they said it was a burglary patrol and this was a burglary hotspot i didnt have my phone at the time so i just gave them my details, i think they were following me for a while that day?
@TheAntiTerrorist Also defined in terriorism act it clearly says you have the right to decline giving your information EVEN if you agree to consent to the act you can still deny your info..
Then again i would just admit random things, Then take a peek at article 38 of magna carta...
NO FREEMAN SHALL BE CONVICTED BASED ON HIS OWN WORD WITHOUT EVIDENCE AND/OR 2 Signed affidavits of truth by witnesses with first hand knowledge of the crime.
i started filmin the police arresting someone on a highstreet and they heard me say how police officers does it take to arrest one person and the cop got really agressive with his nature and was telling me to turn off the phone or he was gonna sease it i didnt really know my rights so i stopped eafter he got closer and closer ive refused the police in my house once and looked really suprised
I live in a small town, and a lot of the sheriffs around here ARE good people, but there are those who want to arrest you or just badger you over nothing. I know my rights, and I ask them the questions if I get pulled over. And it bothers them, it bothers them that I ASK the questions. "Why did you pull me over Officer?", that question immediately requires and answer, such as "Uh, you're tail light is out.", and then you ask what Anti said "Am I free to go?" That's really it.
Thanks for this info. I was tricked by the police into waiving my rights and have , since the encounter felt violated. I feel better armed now to deal with this situation. God bless.
what an eye opener!!! thank you so much .. i will avidly watch and learn as much as i can from all sauces informed of, and refrain from being a slave to society.....and their policey/ tax collectors, we are not cattle!! wake up people!!!
Im impressed and glad you take the time to inform ....... Any chance you could address car licenses and rego how to bow out of the statutory contract of a license (terminate it) then how to handle the policy enforcers(police) when done so ??
Superb vid man. Not so long ago I made a complaint against a police officer and as a result of this I received a visit from another officer who said "You have made complaints against police in the past have'nt you? Right, you're on the list". When asked to explain what exactly this list was the officer denied having made this statement. Also I was served wih a harrassment warning on paper which bore no date, did not give my name nor that of the issuing officer. When I complained about this....
2. an ammended though unsatisfactory version was issued to which I responded, "If the first version was inadequate as a harrassment warning then I do not consider myself to have received a harrassment warning at all." I have asked for clarification of this matter from Police HQ. They have written back simply refusing to answer my questions.
I do not take , shit from the lice , the fuzz the wankers , the pigs = the Police ... I know all this ..... I am and always be a real legion of french army .... Dont ask , if you do warning = the truth
Am I obliged to sign? What if I refuse? "Well sir, then we will have to arrest you, or charge you with obstruction of an officer in the performance of his duties."
I had an exchange with an enforcement officer on Independence Day. At the Santa Monica Pier after the Tea Party protest a friend waited at the curb with my bbq and ice chest while I fetched my truck. I waited for two buses to clear the bus zone & pulled over. A power driven officer frantic with the thousands of people told me to leave or I'd be ticketed. Long story short. I proceeded to load up & he gave me a $300 citation. I will fight it and win. He had no idea about anything I explained.
I've been over these videos so many times now and I never get bored of them, I have to get educated up quickly as I know these 'peace officers' and I are going to catch up very soon. Keep up the good work sir.
In the USA officers always ask for me to remove my hands from my pockets (it is a habit) This has happened when I was witness to an accident and witness to a crime. I was a bit taken aback because I was only a witness and not even suspect. They were very firm and I hate to admit that I did it. My question is.. in the USA am I obliged to remove my hands from my pockets?
your brilliant antiterrorist. I get stopped by the police all the time when just walking home.pisses me off. thanks to you I am ready to deal with them next time and exercise my rights fully and tell them FUCK ALL (asuming I am innocent of course)
in my city - liverpool. there are search stations at which police officers search 'random' people for knives or weapons. This takes place on random streets.
This is the stuff I'v been looking for. Very clear and educational.
I also feel like somewhat of a baddass taking lessons from someone in a balaclava haha.
I get harrassed constantly on my bike, and in my car. I will admit I'v been guilty of speeding. but I feel on our big long highways with no one around I'm only endangering myself (or the kangaroos that jump out)
If a cop pulls me over and I say "what is the nature of the intended detention" and he says , defective vehicle etc. What now? :S
meh i knew that the police didnt have the right to do anything without your consent-my mom works with court ^^- but honestly if u have done nothing wroung you shouldnt be afraid to let them do that stuff but if u secretly have and they havent noticed say no lol oh and u should be able to record conversations ill ask my mom bout that tonight =D
You are correct on this topic i have a good friend who is a police officer name's Chris he is a good man two lovely children nice house and a happy life he agreed to not give out a ticket for three day's he was very skeptical about what i told him of course after three days he was told that if his job performance did not improve he would be demoted. So trust me what theantiterroist say's is true
HELP! i got caught speeding by the police , they were using a hand held gun device, i saw no warning signs. got pulled over and gave name and address, they said because i was caught doing 60 in a 30 zone, that its likley i will go to court for dangerouse driving rather than just 3 points. they said i would get a letter in 2 - 3 months. problem is i have only had my licence less than a year so 6 points would mean a full re-sit. what should i do if i am summoned, should i go and represent?
AntiTerrorist, I want to ask you a question about the police in The Netherlands. A few days ago we where standing for a longer period in a group of 8 persons on a public sidewalk just talking to each other. A police squad surrounded us with multiple cars and took everybody's ID and warned us to go home within 5 min. They said it's forbidden to stand there and If we wouldn't go away we would get a fine. (watch second comment after this)
I don't understand that is forbidden for us to meat friends in our living area and stand on the streets spending time with each other. It happened many times to us and manny other people in our district. Much of us in the past even got arrested for it. Is this practice legal and lawful in a so called FREE SOCIETY? How can we act as a group of young people against the police when this occurs again? (watch previous comment before reading this)
Abuse of search laws is dead-on accurate. There's video & audio evidence of Police illegally searching a home that was and is equipped with multiple mini surveillance cameras and microphones throughout. With exterior posted signs indicating as such. The Police denied the search occurred. The Police were shown their illegal conduct directly by the homeowner. The police requested copies of the evidence. All Police requests have been denied. The homeowner has been placed under heavy surveillance.
It has never been illegal to voice record an officer when encountered. I believe that legislation has now been passed that makes the police force part of the armed services making it illegal to video them. I would simply inform the officer you are recording the conversation for your records. If he tells you you can't, ask him for the law that prevents you from doing so. When he cites a statute, ask him if statutes enjoy the force of law without your consent. Wash, rinse, repeat as necessary.
I was arrested for something I wasn't involved in. When I was taken to the station... I refused to give DNA, finger prints and photograpghs... and an officer said, "We now have several methods of force to get those from you, and it can get unpleasant".... after being in a cell for 6 hours... I'd had enough... and I assumed that he was being serious and would make my unjust experience even worse... so I agreed to give my DNA, fingerprints and picutures..... Was that officer talking crap?
No, he was telling you the truth. The police can and do use unlawful force whenever they want to. The real question is, what can you do about it after the fact? wssic dt kom
do you know if I can sue them for wasting my time? arresting me, imprisoning me, wasting my time in court, travel expenses?..... (This is when charges are dropped in court when I am summoned... and I know they will be dropped... bar me getting totally bent over and nailed by the system)
also, thank you for what you're doing. Making information accessible to people in a way which brings justice into the world. I really respect and appreciate you for that. Thank you. Life and love smile at you with overwhelming joy... what you build is not transient, but will last.
its damn hard not to be coerced into a contract. they will unlawfully arrest you and charge you. you wont get bail because you are not confirming your identity with them and so the next day youll be in court. i would only recommend this if you know how to assert your self in court thoroughly. if you slip up in court youve had it, and the judge will be harsh with you for making him angry.
please correct me if i am wrong - this is my understanding of it.
Brilliance sheer brilliants . Your a speck of light in a dark world .
totalanthony 2 days ago
hey mate, thinkfree.ca ? i can't find this site. has it moved?
love your channel mate. seems i'm a bit late to the party though. :)
IamKuffarFalseFlagMe 1 month ago
Hard to believe i first watched this nearly 4 years ago. Is good to watch again. Hope your well Anti T
Andy000K 4 months ago
I noticed this video was uploaded in 2007..... Does this still stand?
Have the laws changed due to the terrorism?
If so it would great to get an update especially how the Police treat everyone these days.
TheMakcalable 5 months ago
@TheMakcalable
I think the point that the AT is making is that legislation (The AT Act) isn't Law unless you consent. So his advice applies whether the Police suspect an infringement of the AT Act or the Wearing Of Polka Dot Boxer Shorts On Pancake Tuesday Act 1864 (Amended 1972),
PinkoCommyCoulter 3 months ago
I wanted to hate this video but in fact it is sensible and articulate. If I may offer one piece of constructive criticism, I felt you were a bit verbose at times.
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leandrounifae 6 months ago
@leandrounifae fuk u kill all the little piggies
asammieawa 5 months ago
do you belive the police controle too much of our protection nowadays though? in the uk people need to take some controle of there own protection. instead of relying on the police who are (as u mentiond in priviouse videos) just looking for things to look good on paper and to make money
Jack70903 8 months ago 2
Recently I was watching some tacky late night 'police camera action' type show. The show featured footage of 5 or so police officers physically forcing a drunk bloke into having his photo taken/fingerprints etc. Ok the guy was pissed but the level of force used against him was fairly shocking. Am I right in thinking this was common law assault on the part of the police?
lightoffuturedays 9 months ago 2
@lightoffuturedays Indeed it was.
TheAntiTerrorist 9 months ago
@lightoffuturedays what was it? Do you have a link?
TheGreatSpaces 4 months ago
@TheGreatSpaces I'm sorry I don't have a link. The clip was part of Sky 3/Pick TVs' 'Road Wars' show here in the UK. If I come across the clip on YT I'll hook you up.
lightoffuturedays 4 months ago
good man, thnx
userWinstonSmith 9 months ago
i am going to be mugging off so many police officers with this
too much harrasment
masterprogram 10 months ago
Point blank.I got a summon for my arrest.So when the officer/detective ask me questions.What do I do.Most likely I will be in a cell by the time I get a response to this
lopytube 10 months ago
What constitutes 'breaking the peace'?
EFBoler 11 months ago
I like this video and it's information, but why is the MCP from Tron making videos on Youtube?
adamwuk 11 months ago
Very interesting stuff!!
Found this through John Harris who also talks sense - these guys are like Channel 4's Mark Thomas who gives you the raw bottom line on the shit-heads that run this country and those who serve it like the old bill!
dofbeer 11 months ago
/watch?v=Gh__IZuNsqM
tonfazg 11 months ago
My Girl Gets Mad When I Question The Police For Anything Having Something To Do With Me. She Says I'm Being Disrespectful. Sorry Baby Momma, But Unlike Some People I Would Like To Know Why They Are Here In My Presence If I Know I Hadn't Done Anything Wrong. People Are Unlawfully Arrested Everyday And I'll Be Damn If I Don't Exercise What Little Rights I Have.
weather217 1 year ago 2
I'm sure if you reached in your pocket and held up your phone to record the conversation with the cops (at least in america), the cops would think you're holding a detonator to a bomb and shoot you on the spot and get away with it.
CloudsAreintheSky 1 year ago
a friend told me to watch this after i had an experience with the police nov last year, 2 policemen stopped me, asked who i was, where i lived, where i'd been. where i was going and where my mate lived i was off to see, i refused to answer any questions at which point they threatened to issue an on the spot fine of £30, i asked to whom they would issue it too as i hadnt told them who i was and if they wanted to arrest me then do so or let me go, after a few more minutes of silence they let me go
annoyedashell1 1 year ago
I just discovered TheAntiTerrorist a week ago and watched every video he has made,consumed them rapidly now I am watching selected ones to digest and ruminate over a life changing experience,if you are a patriot and love freedom then it is your duty no matter your political racial or religious beliefs when even your adversary is unjustly persecuted by the system you need to come to his aid! And educate him less the system be used one you from precedence .
TheHeadhunter88 1 year ago
How about if you have no recorder? Or are afraid the cop may suspect that i'm reaching for a weapon? Should you just move on to asking the nature of the intended detention, and if they have witnessed you breach the peace? Any advice on no recorder available and no witnesses available? Alot of crooked cops where I live... Thanks for the essentials!
malaihiboi 1 year ago
What if they want to search you under anti terror legislation? let's be honest but your pretty fucked
Tommy1153 1 year ago
@Tommy1153
You can ask them for proof and ask for reasonable evidence to suggest you may be a terrorist.
DO NOT CONSENT. If you are detained, make it clear in the station you did not consent to the arrest and will not consent to the search, if put in a cell if you want a solicitor, speak to him/her about the case. You feel the police have broke the code of practise, you have been unfairly targeted and discriminated against. It would be a huge slam dunk if you recorded the event.
vxSMOKEYxv 11 months ago
If your black, none of this works....trust me.
E13Greengategoon 1 year ago
@E13Greengategoon lol same goes for mexicans... SMDH
Mast3rShak3zilla 1 year ago
@E13Greengategoon well tell your brothers to stop theiving then
MrCrusader363 11 months ago
@MrCrusader363 brothers? im white u nonce
E13Greengategoon 11 months ago
I tried this stuff it works you have to learn it all to be free they will use different words with the same meaning to get you to contract never consent to anything free America from these Nazis or we will be gased and burned.
lexbonell 1 year ago
@TheAntiTerrorist hey my friend, i have been watching and releasing you videos to all of my friends, and i have become aboslutely interested in practicing my rights and my privacy, i would like to know, has stachatory legislation gone into effect in canada, for i live in canada and would love to have the information due to my need. thank you
lotekrider420 1 year ago
@lotekrider420
Try the world freeman society!
mich307 1 year ago
what if I'm in a cell and I need the toilet? lol
Ashmask2010 1 year ago
Great video.
You say that if you say nothing, then they must release you from the cell. Why?
Surely if they were doing the right thing (the lawful thing?) you wouldn't be in the cell in the first place.
I am not being facetious, but this suggests that there is a time limit on their unlawful actions.
PinkoCommyCoulter 1 year ago
If only i knew this long ago, thanks mr antiterrorist man.
quantim1111 1 year ago
like what ur doing bro
burgerz2 1 year ago
AnitTerrorist, one of my best mates is in line to becoming a police officer, should i trust him still or will the job change him as a person? what do you think
xBuZZkillinGTonxx 1 year ago
there's a statute about parking in the city - how do i ignore those parking tickets that have been put on my traveling device?:p
i dont like to consent to a fact that my basic rights to travel freely is being ignored :( (on a public space)
HumanityWins 1 year ago
are you an ex cop?, lol, good stuff.
elvisneedpoo 1 year ago
stuff TheAntiTerrorist , finally someone to help out the little guy.may-be now some of these folks who roll over real quick will learn about thier rights THANKS MANYOUR THE BEST keep up the good work.god bless
jakebystera 1 year ago
Can the police do what they like if you get caught with cannabis?
9v0lkan 1 year ago
@9v0lkan
they will most likely cop a feel of your junk for a prev
eddiedaskull 1 year ago
Thanks for speaking out, the more people talk on these subjects the better, Knowledge is power!
kottonm420 1 year ago
mind blowing stuff. no joke.
ArguementivePrick 1 year ago
they told me one time"you dont even know what the fifth means"
jestavonation 1 year ago
social compliance is for sheep..man is born free,and everywhere he is in chains"..
i have long said to people who seek my advice that i know not the answers,but have many questions,same as you do..
TheFreeman35 1 year ago
I think that just refusing to talk isn't enough to protect our rights anymore...Most people have facebooks/online profiles. If detained or threatened with detainment, police officers don't even need to have you talk if you are in possession of an online "social networking" profile that gives your personal details. So, although these are good tips, they don't completely protect someone from having their rights infringed upon.
manmythlegend12 1 year ago
@manmythlegend12 how will they know who you are on various social networks if you are not obliged to provide your name. they do not have any right to know anything about you, when you leave their cell after a few hours, you will be an anonymous to them as someone living in nepal who theyve never met - make sure you dont say a word and keep a password on your phone in case they forcefully take it as 'evidence'.
EFBoler 11 months ago
I'm glad someone sees the truth and has the balls to post it online. I was in complete agreement with your part on master-slave relationship. Taking away weapons and constantly searching slaves and their property is how slave owners kept control, is it not? By keeping us "off balance" and having us scared at the very thought of someone finding "illegal" on us, the government can make sure we are not up to no good. "None are more helplessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free."
manmythlegend12 1 year ago
@manmythlegend12 So make sure you do nothing illegal or even something you want kept secret. Be a person of integrity at all times and you have nothing to fear except tyrants that go unchecked...
petertrast 1 year ago
THANKS 4 ALL YOUR INFO MAN
ArcticMantis 1 year ago
what if you are false imprisoned and before you are put in the cell you have to give them your phone, and your valuables which have information on.
can they keep you in indefinitely in a cell until you give a name?
PhillipSargeant 1 year ago
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Can't an officer simply say he "smelled marijuana" in my car? And wouldn't that be a good enough legal reason to search it?
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RabidRhymes 1 year ago
Thank you for the insightful message. It has been made very clear and i will be looking forward to viewing more of your videos. thanks and keep up the good work..
brianmoore45244 1 year ago
Thank you for all the links. It's just what I've been after to filter through 'validated' information for my education and know I'm in the right lines.
Cheers
citrux000 1 year ago
thank you so much for the hint to mary elisabeth croft.
Incredible stuff!
Keep on rolling, AT, your work is invaluable
LunkwillFook 1 year ago
Great information
revron77 1 year ago
Great video and very relevant info on our rights! :)
I'm a little curious on the analogy of saying nothing and staying silent... doesn't that constitute dishonor, as well as tacit agreement as there is no objection or rebuttal??
DJMattBone 2 years ago 11
If you have the right questions to hand, I always advocate asking them. They usually begin with "Am I obliged to..?" or "What law obliges me to..? Asking questions prevents any claims of dishonour but most people don't know their rights and do not care enough about them to arm themselves with the right questions. Once your rights have been reserved, tacit acceptance cannot be assumed or presumed. Otherwise, silence, after reserving your rights, is your best weapon.
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago 5
@TheAntiTerrorist - I just wanted to say, I read the first 10 pages of Mary Croft's book online and found it fantastic. I will be picking it up the first chance I get. Thanks.
slobknoblin 1 year ago
@TheAntiTerrorist Thank you sir, for the amount of time you give researching, posting & responding to your wonderful videos. I find your info to be very informative, accurate, and well articulated. My only criticism is that your appearance may be a turn-off to some, to the point that they may not watch and listen. What you're doing is valuable and I appreciate it. Thank you.
MrLogicnreason 10 months ago
I think when they "You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to be speak to an attorney, and to have an attorney present during any questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be provided for you at government expense." and then say "Do you understand" you should say no and then you have the right to remain silent.
Fight4Privacy 2 years ago
DEAD JFK makes U laugh
while revealing the 9-11 SCAM
watch?v=8DQp0QxkBCU
2JOHNNYT 2 years ago
thank you for a very informative and insightful video TAT .
starclad 2 years ago
Thank You A.T. for the "Mary Croft" info!
I googled her name and downloaded her free PDF book......WOW!!!!
AWESOME video by the way, thank you!
Peace is RAD!
PeaceIsRad 2 years ago 2
in holland you are obliged to give at any given time to show you your identification. this has been put in few years ago now.
brrrrrrrr 2 years ago
yes same here in Denmark and if you ask the cop for what reason he need your personal info, he rarely tend to answer you why. good video btw
2620bluntsmoker 2 years ago
Excellent video, sir
striderscion 2 years ago 2
tell me Anti-terrorist,, what is the oath of service for your public servants in UK?
altops 2 years ago
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altops 2 years ago
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altops 2 years ago
I am not a cop but I am pro-police, especially UK police, as anyone who's read my posts knows. Complain and protest EVERY time you have been arrested illegally. See a lawyer ASAP. And campaign hard for an independent complaints commission. The police have nothing to fear as long as it's fair and transparent and observes the rule of law. Most cops I know want that themselves.
killie04 2 years ago 2
His book is called "wake up"
coolmark07 2 years ago
Thanks for the information, Anti-T. A policeman entered my girlfriend's house while I was there. I answered his questions only because I thought something had happened to my girlfriend's daughter. It's not happened since, but if it does I'll remember what you said. We just have to learn to see through the intimidating facade of the police uniform and manner.
benthejrporter 2 years ago
AntiTerrorist, what if a cop uses the old "you fit the description" line on you to detain you?
beastking816 2 years ago
Fitting the description may be enough to warrant a detention but certainly not for an arrest. I would be helpful enough to stand still long enough for him to get a good look at me but if he cannot ascertain probable cause for an arrest within 5 mins i would be looking to leave. If someone has been told i look like someone he is looking for, does that oblige me to answer his questions?
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
@TheAntiTerrorist GOOD 2 KNOW FRIEND...
ArcticMantis 1 year ago
Very good info thanks, reccomended sites are usefull viewing indeed
newtons69 2 years ago
Does this even apply anymore?
Doesn't the terrorist act in britain allow the police to detain someone who they think are suspicious for 48 days and the act itself does not make it clear whether or not you have the right to refuse to give a police officer something personal.
If anyone could reply it would be helpful as I know this act was updated only a few months ago.
ItchyBellattheend 2 years ago
Do statutes enjoy the force of law without my consent?
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago 3
No
Why can't I just type in "no", YouTube demands a longer reply.
ItchyBellattheend 2 years ago
@TheAntiTerrorist Hi i'd like to know i was stopped by a cid car the other day i asked why i was being stopped and they said it was a burglary patrol and this was a burglary hotspot i didnt have my phone at the time so i just gave them my details, i think they were following me for a while that day?
this work with cids?
masterprogram 9 months ago
@TheAntiTerrorist Also defined in terriorism act it clearly says you have the right to decline giving your information EVEN if you agree to consent to the act you can still deny your info..
Then again i would just admit random things, Then take a peek at article 38 of magna carta...
NO FREEMAN SHALL BE CONVICTED BASED ON HIS OWN WORD WITHOUT EVIDENCE AND/OR 2 Signed affidavits of truth by witnesses with first hand knowledge of the crime.
TdRaidX 9 months ago
i started filmin the police arresting someone on a highstreet and they heard me say how police officers does it take to arrest one person and the cop got really agressive with his nature and was telling me to turn off the phone or he was gonna sease it i didnt really know my rights so i stopped eafter he got closer and closer ive refused the police in my house once and looked really suprised
uralumkinman 2 years ago
I live in a small town, and a lot of the sheriffs around here ARE good people, but there are those who want to arrest you or just badger you over nothing. I know my rights, and I ask them the questions if I get pulled over. And it bothers them, it bothers them that I ASK the questions. "Why did you pull me over Officer?", that question immediately requires and answer, such as "Uh, you're tail light is out.", and then you ask what Anti said "Am I free to go?" That's really it.
know your rights!
Spitfirerulzyou 2 years ago
Thanks for this info. I was tricked by the police into waiving my rights and have , since the encounter felt violated. I feel better armed now to deal with this situation. God bless.
Charon4201 2 years ago 2
Thanks
dadcamp 2 years ago
Brilliant!
TempleOfLight888 2 years ago 2
what an eye opener!!! thank you so much .. i will avidly watch and learn as much as i can from all sauces informed of, and refrain from being a slave to society.....and their policey/ tax collectors, we are not cattle!! wake up people!!!
madmazdamini 2 years ago 2
Im impressed and glad you take the time to inform ....... Any chance you could address car licenses and rego how to bow out of the statutory contract of a license (terminate it) then how to handle the policy enforcers(police) when done so ??
untamediam 2 years ago 12
@untamediam I believe AT has a video about freeman on the land, the info you seek is in there.
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MadelineWoe 2 years ago
Thanks for posting TheAntiTerrorist. This was very informative for me. God bless you friend.
bandaidmafia 2 years ago
Where can I find 'How I Clobbered Every Bureaucratic'? Found a PDF file but would like the book physically. Thanks great info!! Much respect!
addz91 2 years ago
Is this exactly the same in America too?
primitiveform 2 years ago
statutory law need your consent to take a action or else it has no effect and it can only act on your person
THEhumanSTIG1 2 years ago
In the dictionary the word statute means "a written law" so what is the difference between law and statute?
mlh8723 2 years ago
excellents!!
Suscribed
yb600whp 2 years ago
Actually, here in North Carolina, it's state law that any time you leave your personal residence you must carry identification.
ArgusPlexus 2 years ago
A LAW, or a statute? I think you will find it is a statute. Study up.
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
Is it a statutory law? in which case you can deny consent to follow that law.
mlh8723 2 years ago
You should read the North Carolina General Assembly Statutes on Contempt. They basically say that you can't do anything at all.
ArgusPlexus 2 years ago
I was stopped to the tune of "whats your fucking name"shouted at me several times by a member of lancs police.
When i asked why i was stopped he shouted it again.
I then replied im not giving it you untill you tell me why you have stopped me,he then said he was taking me to the station.
seangrie8 2 years ago
Does this apply to US law enforcement? I mean he may be referring to British law.
Sergi762 2 years ago
Where do you think US 'law' came from, friend? :-)
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
you should have a look mate her work is great alot of usefull info
123456duggie 2 years ago
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123456duggie 2 years ago
One thing about this video that got me was after reading victoria chapmans book its identacal,did you just copy ?
Nof offence inteded my freind just a Q
123456duggie 2 years ago
I am a messenger, friend, and some messages contain universal truths. To answer your question, I have never read any of victoria chapman's material.
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
Hey there!
I've been looking for a book to which you allude to, but all I've found is a load of romance novels. :P
What is the title of this book?
Thanks!
cheese0muncher 2 years ago
Superb vid man. Not so long ago I made a complaint against a police officer and as a result of this I received a visit from another officer who said "You have made complaints against police in the past have'nt you? Right, you're on the list". When asked to explain what exactly this list was the officer denied having made this statement. Also I was served wih a harrassment warning on paper which bore no date, did not give my name nor that of the issuing officer. When I complained about this....
TempleOfLight888 2 years ago
2. an ammended though unsatisfactory version was issued to which I responded, "If the first version was inadequate as a harrassment warning then I do not consider myself to have received a harrassment warning at all." I have asked for clarification of this matter from Police HQ. They have written back simply refusing to answer my questions.
They seem to think that might is right.
TempleOfLight888 2 years ago
hi TheAntiTerrorist
thanks for your infomation. this will come in handy the next time the police come and harrass me while i am walking home at night.
thanks again :)
p3tr0114 2 years ago
I do not take , shit from the lice , the fuzz the wankers , the pigs = the Police ... I know all this ..... I am and always be a real legion of french army .... Dont ask , if you do warning = the truth
Joshpittsg 2 years ago
is pissing in the street under statutry legislatiom?
GeoOneloveHipHop 2 years ago
...there's a general agreement that it's not a civilised thing to do...
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
Yeah i agree. And i would like to apolagise for the use of language i chose to ask the question.
GeoOneloveHipHop 2 years ago
o man o . I love this Guy , I just want to give him a Hug ! man about time there is somebody out there , like me !
Joshpittsg 2 years ago
Absolutely EXCELLENT advice AT. Geat to see you back recording again.
Where would we all be without truly caring people like you.
Thank You.
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dogwillgoogle 2 years ago
what If you Get arrested for Underage drinking? Do you have to give them info?
athrasher105 2 years ago
Grate videos! So if they say sign here on a from do you say no or again say nothing?
Thanks.
Dave.
djrobod 2 years ago
Am I obliged to sign? What if I refuse? "Well sir, then we will have to arrest you, or charge you with obstruction of an officer in the performance of his duties."
Ok, i guess I am being forced to sign then:
UNDER PROTEST AND DURESS,THREAT AND COERCION
by: (signature) agent
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
I had an exchange with an enforcement officer on Independence Day. At the Santa Monica Pier after the Tea Party protest a friend waited at the curb with my bbq and ice chest while I fetched my truck. I waited for two buses to clear the bus zone & pulled over. A power driven officer frantic with the thousands of people told me to leave or I'd be ticketed. Long story short. I proceeded to load up & he gave me a $300 citation. I will fight it and win. He had no idea about anything I explained.
politicalaficionado 2 years ago
Im writing this down, your a good man, man, many thx for posting and standing tall and strong in the face of oppression
ClarkesonTheMarksman 2 years ago
audio levels are quite low, brilliant info though none the less
ClarkesonTheMarksman 2 years ago
I've been over these videos so many times now and I never get bored of them, I have to get educated up quickly as I know these 'peace officers' and I are going to catch up very soon. Keep up the good work sir.
Verbs2007 2 years ago
In the USA officers always ask for me to remove my hands from my pockets (it is a habit) This has happened when I was witness to an accident and witness to a crime. I was a bit taken aback because I was only a witness and not even suspect. They were very firm and I hate to admit that I did it. My question is.. in the USA am I obliged to remove my hands from my pockets?
netami13 2 years ago
your brilliant antiterrorist. I get stopped by the police all the time when just walking home.pisses me off. thanks to you I am ready to deal with them next time and exercise my rights fully and tell them FUCK ALL (asuming I am innocent of course)
taibshe 2 years ago
I'm glad to see the UK waking up.
: )
Thanks for the info.
Keep Doing What You Do.
Pcccccccccccccc & Love.
88This0neGuy88 2 years ago
in my city - liverpool. there are search stations at which police officers search 'random' people for knives or weapons. This takes place on random streets.
must I consent to these searches?
againstas 2 years ago
Are you obliged to let other people search you? I would study up a little and arm yourself with the right questions. thinkfreeforums dt org
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
This is the stuff I'v been looking for. Very clear and educational.
I also feel like somewhat of a baddass taking lessons from someone in a balaclava haha.
I get harrassed constantly on my bike, and in my car. I will admit I'v been guilty of speeding. but I feel on our big long highways with no one around I'm only endangering myself (or the kangaroos that jump out)
If a cop pulls me over and I say "what is the nature of the intended detention" and he says , defective vehicle etc. What now? :S
336Torana 2 years ago
If you have your Driver's license, don't you have to brandish that?
aiyic 2 years ago
If you have signed a 'driver' contract with the State, yes, you are obliged to produce your licence for the revenue collectors.
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
Ok thanks. So just show the license and zip it?
You must be delighted with all the murmurs of national ID cards in England.
aiyic 2 years ago
"Ok thanks. So just show the license and zip it?"
Cigar for Derek.
Always courteous and respectful but firm though.
"Am I obliged to answer that question, officer?"
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
"You must be delighted with all the murmurs of national ID cards in England."
When the murmurs become declarations, I'll be asking a few pertinent questions.
Be well.
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
This is so true. Thankfully I haven't had to use anything yet. People don't need to fear. Fear is destroyed with knowledge.
Retreao 2 years ago
I am so glad that you are making people aware of how it really is in "modern Communist Britain", it sucks.
We are now all living in constant fear, .
topmarqueswales 2 years ago 2
meh i knew that the police didnt have the right to do anything without your consent-my mom works with court ^^- but honestly if u have done nothing wroung you shouldnt be afraid to let them do that stuff but if u secretly have and they havent noticed say no lol oh and u should be able to record conversations ill ask my mom bout that tonight =D
GMC1653 2 years ago
Ah, the old, "If you have nothing to hide..." point, my favourite.
They love that one.
I have PLENTY to hide, my friend, it's called privacy.
If I have done nothing wrong, am I obliged to give up my privacy?
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
Nice! I'm so going to use that. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
aiyic 2 years ago
You are correct on this topic i have a good friend who is a police officer name's Chris he is a good man two lovely children nice house and a happy life he agreed to not give out a ticket for three day's he was very skeptical about what i told him of course after three days he was told that if his job performance did not improve he would be demoted. So trust me what theantiterroist say's is true
Sommthing1 2 years ago
this is the future of america! the revolution has begun! every day their taking your rights away. IT"S TIME TO GET MAD!
abcdefghij73 2 years ago 2
i hate cops dont get me worng some are ok but others are not for example in albany newyork the chife of ploice was arrassted for selling cocane
MIProductions1 2 years ago 2
I love this!
aiyic 2 years ago
thinkfree.....thankyou
canuckbuck989 2 years ago
HELP! i got caught speeding by the police , they were using a hand held gun device, i saw no warning signs. got pulled over and gave name and address, they said because i was caught doing 60 in a 30 zone, that its likley i will go to court for dangerouse driving rather than just 3 points. they said i would get a letter in 2 - 3 months. problem is i have only had my licence less than a year so 6 points would mean a full re-sit. what should i do if i am summoned, should i go and represent?
mistasteve 2 years ago
speeding tickets.MarcStevens3 channel may help. Do not start any process you do not know how to finish.
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
AntiTerrorist, I want to ask you a question about the police in The Netherlands. A few days ago we where standing for a longer period in a group of 8 persons on a public sidewalk just talking to each other. A police squad surrounded us with multiple cars and took everybody's ID and warned us to go home within 5 min. They said it's forbidden to stand there and If we wouldn't go away we would get a fine. (watch second comment after this)
capazity 2 years ago
I don't understand that is forbidden for us to meat friends in our living area and stand on the streets spending time with each other. It happened many times to us and manny other people in our district. Much of us in the past even got arrested for it. Is this practice legal and lawful in a so called FREE SOCIETY? How can we act as a group of young people against the police when this occurs again? (watch previous comment before reading this)
capazity 2 years ago
Abuse of search laws is dead-on accurate. There's video & audio evidence of Police illegally searching a home that was and is equipped with multiple mini surveillance cameras and microphones throughout. With exterior posted signs indicating as such. The Police denied the search occurred. The Police were shown their illegal conduct directly by the homeowner. The police requested copies of the evidence. All Police requests have been denied. The homeowner has been placed under heavy surveillance.
JoeyJr702 2 years ago
Alright Mr AntiTerrorist, is it still legal to record the police with my phone? (I mean Audio not Visual).
arcticminky 2 years ago
It has never been illegal to voice record an officer when encountered. I believe that legislation has now been passed that makes the police force part of the armed services making it illegal to video them. I would simply inform the officer you are recording the conversation for your records. If he tells you you can't, ask him for the law that prevents you from doing so. When he cites a statute, ask him if statutes enjoy the force of law without your consent. Wash, rinse, repeat as necessary.
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
I was arrested for something I wasn't involved in. When I was taken to the station... I refused to give DNA, finger prints and photograpghs... and an officer said, "We now have several methods of force to get those from you, and it can get unpleasant".... after being in a cell for 6 hours... I'd had enough... and I assumed that he was being serious and would make my unjust experience even worse... so I agreed to give my DNA, fingerprints and picutures..... Was that officer talking crap?
Yack49 2 years ago
No, he was telling you the truth. The police can and do use unlawful force whenever they want to. The real question is, what can you do about it after the fact? wssic dt kom
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
do you know if I can sue them for wasting my time? arresting me, imprisoning me, wasting my time in court, travel expenses?..... (This is when charges are dropped in court when I am summoned... and I know they will be dropped... bar me getting totally bent over and nailed by the system)
Yack49 2 years ago
"do you know if I can sue them for wasting my time? arresting me, imprisoning me, wasting my time in court, travel expenses?....."
Yes but not using any solicitor or Barrister. Study up on private commercial remedies.
TheAntiTerrorist 2 years ago
also, thank you for what you're doing. Making information accessible to people in a way which brings justice into the world. I really respect and appreciate you for that. Thank you. Life and love smile at you with overwhelming joy... what you build is not transient, but will last.
Yack49 2 years ago
"You and I are on equal footing my friend, no matter what uniform you are wearing"
Thank you Anti-Terrorist. Keep up the informative and excellent videos!
cveitch 2 years ago 4
its damn hard not to be coerced into a contract. they will unlawfully arrest you and charge you. you wont get bail because you are not confirming your identity with them and so the next day youll be in court. i would only recommend this if you know how to assert your self in court thoroughly. if you slip up in court youve had it, and the judge will be harsh with you for making him angry.
please correct me if i am wrong - this is my understanding of it.
chowmein911 2 years ago
thx for ur advice. didnt know theres a psychological war with unknown ppl.
vishnukanth86 2 years ago