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Certified paralegal Pastor Rick Strawcutter. Pro se art of legal self defense. As seen on MSNBC and Donahue.

"AntiChrist isn't coming - AntiChrist just got off the bench. But don't get the idea that all judges are crooks and gangsters, and all lawyers are scumbags. This country is in such bad shape because people have no idea what's going on.

I wish to travel as a Constitutional right to travel. I'm not in a state-regulated commercial enterprise. I'm not a party to this 'voluntary' contract. My signature was made against my will and under duress."
-Pastor Rick Strawcutter

A party who, with explicit reservation of rights, performs or promises performance or assents to performance in a manner demanded or offered by the other party does not thereby prejudice the rights reserved. Such words as 'without prejudice,' 'under protest' or the like are sufficient.

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[Tadow001]

What is the UCC code about your reservations under your right to travel??

[ChristianArmorOfGod]

@Tadow001 contract

[SoDrigh]

what is written next to your signature on your license to show that it was signed under duress and against will?

[NETWizzJbirk]

Even though I agree with you, I am afraid you are a licensed driver because they do not respect the concept of signing their fraudulent paperwork under duress. Think of your speeding ticket! You sign that under duress, too, because if you don't you end up going to jail for failure to sign giving them jurisdiction.