Sentencing appeal of Bernard Von NotHaus
• Jim BabkaDoes morality precede law or does law precede morality? Are all laws necessarily moral? Should a judge insist on sticking to the letter of a law, no matter how immoral it may be? Take a moment, send this letter to the judge just do it Roll the Bones!
Please allow me to add one more lesson,
The universal laws work with mathematical precision without fail.
It has been an atrocity and injustice that has gone out of control, but things are starting to turn. The injustices are soon to be righted and the universal laws are in progress.
The decision of this judge, (Administrative Hearing officer, Aho) will determine and tell how moral & honorable he really is. Only a blind fool or demented mind set would make the obvious wrong call unless some one was getting a big pay check in the end.
Woe unto you also, you lawyers! For you load men with burdens hard to bear, and you yourselves do not touch the burden with one of your fingers."
Luke 11:46
Wearing black robes doesn't make fools wise.
— Jon Roland, 1996
This whole thing is about money control for tax purposes. You can get out from paying taxes legally, but it isn't as easy to live if you do. Yet, as SA says in his comment, below, things are changing.
Isaiah 33:18 (NIV)
In your thoughts you will ponder the former terror: “Where is that chief officer? Where is the one who took the revenue? Where is the officer in charge of the towers?”