Three and Counting
Sam Aurelius Milam III
Many
years ago, while I was studying with the Constitutional Patriots, I learned
about the ownership space on motor vehicle certificates of ownership.
At the time, I lived in California. I saw that the California state
seal was placed on the certificate in such a way that the word California
appeared in the box that designated ownership. Later, while I was
living on the farm in Idaho, I had the opportunity to observe an Idaho
certificate. The Idaho state seal appeared in the box designating
ownership. Recently, I was temporarily in possession of an Arizona
certificate. Again, the state seal appeared in the location designating
ownership. That's three out of three.
While
I was looking at the Arizona certificate, I noticed a refinement that,
so far as I can recall, didn't appear on the certificates from California
and Idaho. On the Arizona certificate, the heading of the section
designating ownership is "Owners/Lessees". Note that the heading
is plural, overtly acknowledging that there might be other owners besides
the one whose name is typed onto the form.
I
dont believe that the placement of the seal in the ownership section is
a coincidence. Those certificates are legal documents. Everything
that is on them is there for a reason. The seal appears where it
appears for a reason. That reason is to declare that the state government
is an owner of the vehicle. That ownership of the vehicle by the
state explains something that otherwise doesn't have an explanation.
If
I were to take your car away from you without your permission and against
your wishes, then you'd be able to successfully accuse me of stealing it.
You couldn't do that if a cop took it. The reason is that the cop
is acting as an agent of the state, which owns your vehicle. Thus,
when he takes it, he isn't stealing it.
The
heading on the Arizona certificate is significant for more than just the
plural nouns. It's also significant because it reveals that some
parties listed are owners and others are lessees. Which party is
actually the owner? The government controls how you're permitted
to use the vehicle, what fuel you can put into it, whether or not you must
insure it, and whether or not you're permitted to have it at all.
You have to pay a yearly rent payment or the government will repossess
it. Every aspect of the situation reveals that the state owns the
vehicle. The best that you can claim is that you're leasing it from
the government.
There
isn't anything secret about this. The state seal appears on the certificate
of title for all to see. While I was in possession of the Arizona
certificate, I asked two different people what they saw in the ownership
section. Each person saw only the name that was typed onto the form.
Neither of them could see the seal, even when prompted. I had to
actually point to the seal to make it become visible.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
Stray Thoughts
Sam Aurelius Milam III
They
Were Correct In ancient times, people believed that the Earth was
at the center of the universe. Surprisingly, they were correct.
I'll go even further. I, personally, am at the exact center of the
universe. Here's the reason. Point any direction that you want
to point. Given infinity, there's exactly as much of the universe
in that direction as there is in any other direction that you can point.
That is, there's exactly the same amount of the universe in any direction
from where you are, no matter where you are. Thus, given infinity,
every point in the entire universe is at the exact center of the universe.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
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