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We You Net Declaration

Andrii Zvorygin

December 1, 2011

1 purpose

To establish a supranational community ecosys-

tem herein called We You Net, allowing low

level autonomy, while facilitating high level co-

ordination.

2 parties

Parties to this notice are Permanent Court of

Arbitrition, Supreme Court of Canada, Federal

Court, Provincial Court of Ontario, City Coun-

cil, Occupy Toronto. Royal Canadian Mounted

Police, Ontario Police Patrol, Toronto Division

Police, Coast Guard.

3 definitions

3.1 community

Community includes single people, and larger

groups, which interact with themselves and out-side world.

3.2 ecosystem

Ecosystem refers to a natural order, with laws

precedented by material and biological life, inte-

grated with local circumstance.

3.3 country-code

We You Net country-code, We with You are

a Network in extended form, WYN three-letter

(A3) or WN two-letter (A2) code 618 num code,

WEYOUNETIA word-name.

4 sovereign state

Weyounetia is a sovereign-state insofar as it has a

population, territory, government and relations.

4.1 population

of consenting members with identification.

4.2 territory

including the properties of members and member

communities.

4.3 government

Understanding that government is a steering-

system for a community. Communities are al-

lowed to select their own form of government.

The supranational We You Net, is a logocracy,steering by words.

4.4 relations

These include negotiations with lawful courts,

peace services, nation-states, communities, and

the public. By means of notices, proposals,

treaties, petitions, public and private meetings.

5 property

this be claim of right for property,

criminal code

Defence with claim of right

39. (1) Every one who is in peaceable posses-

sion of personal property under a claim of right,

and every one acting under his authority, is pro-

tected from criminal responsibility for defending

that possession, even against a person entitled by

law to possession of it, if he uses no more force

than is necessary.

crimial code te

Note it is assumed the possessor is a We You

Net member.

Properties protected by this claim of right in-

clude

5.0.1 trade

have come into possession from consentual trade

with or gift from another being.

5.0.2 creation

have been created or functionally altered by the

possessor. this includes natural resources thathave been sustainably harvested. and dwelling

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places including ships either complete or under

construction. naturally it includes selfs-body,

products, food, tools, and any item which had

invested effort.

5.0.3 duration

have been associated for a lengthy duration with

the possessor.

5.0.4 inscription

those inscribed with the We You Nets country-

code or name of possessor.

5.1 contest

If there is contest for possession of an item.

5.1.1 co-operation

the prefered remedy is to have the contesters co-

operate, in creating enough copies for all parties

to be satisfied.

5.1.2 resolution

Otherwise possession depends on who in descend-ing order of importance, most recently recieved in

trade, did the most for its creation, maintained

it for longest duration, or inscribed their name.

6 actions

this be lawful excuse for activity acting peace-fully with benefit to the community, keeps the

peace, and,

any action for which one can apply for and re-

ceive a license must itself be a fundamentally

lawful action.

6.1 identity documents

criminal code

56.1 (1) Every person commits an offence

who, without lawful excuse, procures to be made,

possesses, transfers, sells or offers for sale an iden-

tity document that relates or purports to relate,

in whole or in part, to another person.

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considering the excerpt, this is a lawful ex-

cuse to make identity documents for We You Net

members. Additionally let it be known this act

is also allowed by the facts that.

6.1.1 ordinary

It is in good faith and in the ordinary course of

creating a supranational organization, it is neces-

sary to have identity documents for membership

identification, including but not limited to pass-

ports, licences, and certificates. criminal code

For greater certainty 56.(2) For greater certainty,

subsection (1) does not prohibit an act that is

carried out (a) in good faith, in the ordinary

course of the persons business or employment or

in the exercise of the duties of their office; crimi-nal code te

6.1.2 consentual

The memebership documents are consentual,

communities could either produce your own iden-

tity documents, or ask to have them produced for

their use.

criminal code 56.2 (c) with the consent of the

person to whom the identity document relates or

of a person authorized to consent on behalf of

the person to whom the document relates, or of

the entity that issued the identity document; or

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6.1.3 name change

This includes the ability to make member name

changes, upon request of member.

6.2 member abilitiesin addition, all members must be allowed to per-

form a universally complete set of abilities, in or-

der to become fulfilled beings. a list-of-abilities

guide, based on various sources, supported by in-

ternational law, see attached.

6.3 community court

Providing counseling, arbitration and sorting ser-

vices to member communities.

6.4 standards

We claim that these actions are witin the inter-

national community standards, and of benefit toall creation.

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7 freeman draft

7.1 licence

Whereas I, am a

being of creation, and,

7.2 corporations

Whereas as we are beings of creation who oper-

ates with full responsibility and as a people, wecan forgo asking permission to engage in lawful

and peaceful activities, especially from those who

claim limited liability, and,

a by-law is defined as a rule of a corporation,

and,

corporations are require contracts in order to

claim authority or control over other parties.

8 intent

Therefore be it now known to any and

all concerned and affected parties, that

I, a be-

ing of creation and do hereby state

clearly specifically and unequivocally

my intent to peacefully and lawfully

Furthermore,

8.1

I claim the right to engage in these ac-

tions and further claim that all property

held by me including but not limited to

are

held under a claim of right as mentioned in the

Criminal Code of Canada. Furthermore, I claim

that anyone who interferes with my lawful ac-

tivities after having been served notice of this

claim and who fails to properly dispute or make

lawful counterclaim is breaking the law, cannot

claim good faith or colour of right and that such

transgressions will be dealt with in a properly

convened court de jure. Furthermore,

9 Fee Schedule

9.1

I claim my FEE SCHEDULE for any transgres-

sions by peace officers, government principals or

agents or justice system participants is equiva-

lent to 100 grams of silver or 5 grams gold per

hour or portion thereof if being questioned, in-

terrogated or in any way detained, harassed or

otherwise regulated and and 50 grams of gold per

hour or portion thereof if I am handcuffed, trans-

ported, incarcerated or subjected to any adjudi-cation process without my express written and

Notarized consent. Furthermore,

9.2

I claim the right to use a Notary Public to secure

payment of the aforementioned FEE SCHED-

ULE against any transgressors who by their ac-

tions or omissions harm me or my interests, di-

rectly or by proxy in any way. Furthermore, I

claim the right to convene a proper court de jure

in order to address any potentially criminal ac-

tions of any peace officers, government principals

or agents or justice system participants who hav-

ing been served notice of this claim fail to dispute

or discuss or make lawful counterclaim and then

interfere by act or omission with the lawful ex-

ercise of properly claimed and established rights

and freedoms. Furthermore,

10 counter claims

10.1

I claim the law of agent and principal applies

and that service upon one is service upon both.

Furthermore, I claim the right to deal with anycounterclaims or disputes publicly and in an open

forum using discussion and negotiation and to

capture on video tape said discussion and nego-

tiation for whatever lawful purpose as I see fit.

10.2

Affected parties wishing to dispute the claimsmade herein or make their own counterclaims

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must respond appropriately within SIXTEEN

(16) days of service of notice of this action. Re-

ponses must be under Oath or attestation, upon

full commercial liability and penalty of perjuryand registered in the Notary Office herein pro-

vided no later than . Failure to

register a dispute against the claims made herein

will result in an automatic default judgment and

permanent and irrevocable estoppel by acqui-

escence barring the bringing of charges under

any statute or Act against Freeman-on-the-Land

.

10.3

Place of claim of right: ,

Canada Dated:

Claimant [or claimants

agent] Notary Public: To regis-

ter counterclaims and disputes: NOTARY PUB-

LIC ADDRESS ATTN: Freeman-on-the-Land

Use of a Notary

is for attestation and verification purposes anddoes not constitute adhesion, contract or change

in status in any manner. All rights reserved

without prejudice.

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