A copy of this letter has been sent to each of the 121 New Zealand members of parliament.
Dear Member of parliament,
It is my understanding that it is un-Lawful to force living beings to behave in ways they choose not; that freedom of choice is a fundamental human right (when the behaviour of the living being is in accordance with universal Law – described as: do not steal; life, liberty, property, etc). Knowledge of this fact raises a few questions in regards to the ‘registration’ process asked (demanded) of living human beings by the corporation known as the New Zealand government.
Please answer all questions individually, clearly, and in a direct and concise response.
1) Do you, as a living human being who is a person (who plays a role/adopts a mask) within the corporation known as the New Zealand government, and a person animating a political corporation supporting the New Zealand Government, recognise the fundamental human right of freedom of choice?
2) Is it Lawful (as distinct from legal) for the corporation known as the New Zealand government, through the persons who animate the dead entity, to demand, coerce, etc, by way of threat of penalty and other means, living human beings to register their property (car, business, child, etc)?
3) What are the full legal implications of the registration process (as practiced by the corporation known as the New Zealand Government) – particularly in regards to the transfer of property rights from the living human being to the corporate state (a local representative of the Regis)?
If you do not immediately know the answers to these questions it is asked that you use your full resources as a person within (as part of) the corporation known as the New Zealand Government to find the complete answers, as the answers are fundamental to our social life.
You assistance getting to the bottom of this matter is much appreciated.
Regards,
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