re: #127 Gus

They have as legal advisor one Judge Navin-Chandra Naidu, who has worked with many organizations from the Sultanate of Sulu to a Chinese county, and is a member of the American Federation of Television & Radio Artists. Sounds like an interesting guy. His website, “Ecclesiastical Court of Justice and Law Offices,”[3], has the usual stuff about the country being essentially Christian in nature, and offers advice on how churches can avoid paying tax. In 2001, he was a wanted man, accused in Fiji of forging his law degree,[4] and his dealings with the Pembina Nation in North Dakota have managed to irk the Anti-Defamation League. Of course, this is all the result of a conspiracy against him.

And apparently the Judge has his own law school

Now I’m not fluent in legaleese, but if one of the august minds here on LGF PLEASE tell me what in the heck this means. It’s from his syllabus.

At the end of 18 months you will sit for a major examination. When you pass this written examination, you will receive your Law degree and a special Bar License to practice in all secular courts.

The School will approach bar associations, to accredit you as a lawyer licensed to practice in federal courts through the pro hac vice rule or through MJP (multi-jurisdictional practice) procedures in conformity with the adoption of the The Role of Lawyers at the 8th United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, Havana, Cuba, 27th August to 7th September, 1990. You must understand that we need to instruct other sovereigns that we are equals, and not inferior to them.

Thanks

RBS