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Hello MF, 'They' are content in our ignorance. lex mercatoria, or Law Merchant is an ancient system that is still in play today. It operates above a countiy's laws and it operates above statutory law, or court cases. With any "Notice" or "Offer", there must be negotiations or a "meeting of the minds" before that offer is accepted. So, when a government, which is a corporation, offers you a product (like a vaccine, which they offer you through a mandate), you have the authority to negotiate and give them a counter-offer. This is also called a "meeting of the minds". This is all lex mercatoria stuff, but it has been hidden from you so that you think that a law is some type of all-powerful force that you have no authority to repel. Think about it. The utility company sends you a shiney postcard in the mail that seems to advertise how beneficial to you a smart meter will be. Well, that postcard is in fact an "Offer" and a "Notice" of a change in your contract with the utility company, but you see it as a friendly sort of advertisement. You will not even think about replying to this postcard. You might read it and shrug and then put it in the recycle bin. When you do not reply to the postcard, you have tacitly agreed to that change in your contract, so you have agreed to the smart meter. That is how disconnected we are from the reality of what is going on here. There is a huge overhaul needed in our perceptions... because 'they' have been very clever in keeping us in the dark. But no more! We are learning to spot their offers and reply as an equal in lex merctoria. This is what the NoL does. Marked as spam
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I am also dealing with this issue in regards to my apartment lease: https://go.inpowermovement.com/answers/lex-mercatoria-for-re-negotiating-an-apartment-lease-due-to-increasingly-harsh-covid19-policies/ Marked as spam
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