No warrant in NSW raid

June 20th, 2022

Awake Goy

MANY persons have been defrauded of
their liberties and or property as a result of warrant-less actions
against them by the authorities.

This issue is not an isolated nor does
it even pertain to one state only or even a particular short period
of time.

The courts are also part of this fraud,
supporting the warrant-less action by the police/sheriff.

In Tasmania it was exposed that
magistrates were not sworn in correctly over the past 30 years, where
the orders have no lawful effect.

In Victoria over the past few years it
was exposed that the police were not sworn in correctly to issue
health related fines, in effect making the fines unlawful.

The ‘problem’ with the current fiasco with regards to
alleged ‘protesters’ congregating on a property in NSW in order to allegedly organise an external gathering is that there was no
lawfully produced warrant to act on.

We have obtained information from a
source that wishes to remain anonymous that no lawfully issued
warrant was produced by the NSW police force prior to accessing the
property.

As a result the police have committed
criminal offences in the process.

Whether or not legal action against the
NSW police force will follow is another story.

In a Melbourne ‘court of public record’
it was exposed that the ‘Sheriff’s Office Victoria’ does not posses
any lawfully issued warrants to act on with regards infringements
issued from the so called ‘Infringements Court’.

Adding further insult to injury it was
stated by legal counsel for the Sheriff’s Office that no warrants can be produced as the have ever existed.

The so called sheriff’s have even
defrauding their ‘customers’ by producing a summary report in an ‘Excel’ spreadsheet type format claiming that it was the warrant.

They also try to cash in outside of the
statue of limitation on expired fines.

We have also obtained information that
property seizures are not backed up by lawfully issued warrant, in
effect making the seizure illegal.

We urge victims of illegal seizures to
seek legal advice also demanding to see the warrant as part of a
compensation claim.

If you had property taken or have been deprived of liberty without ever having seen a warrant, if you seek a remedy, then you must take action.

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