Thumbs out for the UK's Mr Ebert

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More so because they are predisposed to believe a certain line of bilge in spite of all evidence to the contrary.
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Yes. My hope is that they will see they have been suckered by "one of their own".

Mind you, a constant SovCit theme is trying to determine which of themselves might be shills or controlled opposition or whatever, but this doesn't stop new woo from being invented and believed.
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I think you are expecting far too much, they will find a reason to discount or deny the whole episode, and then continue on obliviously as before.
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Re: Thumbs out for the UK's Mr Ebert

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Notorial makes a very valid observation. It's worth noting that in the thread over on GOOF forum favourite Marshall is counselling that the thread should be deleted or hidden because it shows GOOF and Response as being somewhat incompetent and other GOOFS have asked for their comments to be removed or deleted.

The fact that what Marshall is arguing for is the sort of cover up they regularly accuse the mysterious powers that be of engineering is not lost on the forum. However I suspect this will be little more than a storm in one of GOODFs special teacups. They won't turn on Ebert, for the simple reason that they need him to be right.
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The thread Mr Ebert's bailiffs return NO PAPERWORK help needed 02/12/14 has now been locked. So it will quickly fade into obscurity where perhaps it will be quietly deleted.

Meanwhile, prydein forensically examines That Writ aka a piece of paper used in the eviction and concludes, confusingly: "this paper's words can be unlawful illegal legal and lawful". So far no one has commented, perhaps because his allegations make no sense even by GOOFy standards.
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littleFred wrote:Yes. My hope is that they will see they have been suckered by "one of their own".

Mind you, a constant SovCit theme is trying to determine which of themselves might be shills or controlled opposition or whatever
Sounds like a board game. It was Mr. Eb, in the Courthouse, with the Federal Privilege.
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Re: Thumbs out for the UK's Mr Ebert

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A new thread has been started by "handle" on GOODF who I believe is the poster from the deleted thread who said he arrived early at Mr Ebert's and witnessed Mr Ebert and his daughter having a slanging match.
http://www.getoutofdebtfree.org/forum/v ... IDds5VyZdg
No doubt that thread will get deleted too.
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Post by handle » Thu Dec 04, 2014 7:23 pm

He has been evicted. The flat is owned by his daughter.
Mr Ebert has been evicted by his daughter according to handle. (Actually I believe it is the daughter's husband)
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Post by ceylon » Thu Dec 04, 2014 9:46 pm

handle you are wrong or lying i dont know which but you are wrong his daughter
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Postby handle » Thu Dec 04, 2014 10:07 pm

There is no reason for me to lie. I've been posting on here long enough and donated quite a bit for people to know that I am not a stirrer. The daughter's surname is Cohen. Dr Cohen owns the flat. She gave me the impression she was either his wife, or related in some way. she hired the two vans. The vans did not belong to the bailiffs. Why was she paying for the vans? Isn't it odd the vans turned up with the bailiffs. She knew they were coming?

I don't know what the big deal is here. Everyone keeps saying " you don't know what's going on" to each other but are not saying anything enlightening. I talk to the eberts and his grandson and his daughter. That is where my info comes from. If someone has something to say then say it. Stop this "I know something you don't know" stuff.

Mr ebert us far more open about his affairs than people here. How many people would want videos of strife with their family posted on the internet?
Ebert's daughter arrived with two vans the same time the bailiffs arrived. Ebert's daughter knew the bailiffs were attending. Ebert's daughter's surname is Cohen.
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Re: Thumbs out for the UK's Mr Ebert

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I re- posted that writ 66 above from the embarrassing thread they deleted over on goofers, I think that is why I am now an Ex member.I think they were trying to deny it had ever existed.
http://www.getoutofdebtfree.org/forum/v ... IF-YjSsV8E

Guy Taylor, in his new video release to U.K. Column still insists that they were the bailiffs vans and that they had smashed in the doors and "carried" the vexatious litigant Mr Ebert to the street.
2:35
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... s3CDHMIzek
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Wanglepin - Welcome to Quatloos and congratulations on your efforts on GOOF although it was inevitable that you would be banned for challenging the received "wisdom" of Ceylon etc. I really enjoyed how Ceylon reacted; a very clear "do what you're told and don't ask questions about things you don't understand". They are not used to their followers attempting independent thought and you certainly provoked that in some of their regular disciples, if only for a short time. It was noticeable that some of them got scared and quickly reverted to toeing the line in case the whole house of cards came tumbling down.

Guy Taylor and co. will always attempt to give things a positive spin because they have no choice. I content myself with the the knowledge that he is out of Bodenham Manor and others that have publicly espoused the sovereign BS have been successfully evicted e.g Mr Ebert, Cleveland Rhoden and Paula Campbell. If I could ask Santa for one present for Christmas it would be Tom Crawford hitting the pavement. Is that overly vindictive?
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Re: Thumbs out for the UK's Mr Ebert

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littleFred wrote:The thread Mr Ebert's bailiffs return NO PAPERWORK help needed 02/12/14 has now been locked. So it will quickly fade into obscurity where perhaps it will be quietly deleted.
You were right LittleFred, in a masterstroke of Orwellian engineering the thread has indeed been very quietly deleted, which shows how committed to the "truth" Ceylon and his ilk are. That and Wanglepin being declared an un-person has certain overtones I've not seen since I briefly studied North Korea.

By the way welcome Wanglepin, I think you'll find that being banned from GOODF is for the best.

While I don't want to see anyone evicted, when it could be avoided, I do think that action needs to be taken against the fomenters of this rubbish simply to highlight what rubbish it is. As such my view is that if Tom Crawford and his lucky hat hit the pavement it might get others to realise you cannot get out of debt for free and to walk away before making a mistake that could cause them real hardship.
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Ceylon has put up a one-hour video of the eviction. It doesn't explain much, beyond the fact that Mrs Ebert was content to move out, and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ebert was helping them move. Mr Ebert says his landlords are Dr Cohen and his wife. No one says that Dr Cohen's wife is Mr Ebert's daughter, though I think she is. Mr Ebert's grandson is also helping the move.

Guy Taylor and Ceylon helpfully explain their version of the law, and that the writ is a fraud, to the police and enforcement officers, who listen patiently and ignore the legal advice.
Ceylon wrote:now if it was me i would not of put this up but mr e said he wanted it up so it is
Well, yes, I understand Ceylon's reluctance. It shows that the GOOFers didn't have a clue what was happening.
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Re: Thumbs out for the UK's Mr Ebert

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I was just about to post that!

Highlights of the video include:
The Jewish people helping Mr Eberts daughter with the eviction being accused of acting like Nazis.
A man who seems to be Mr Eberts grandson being harassed because he's 'helping' with the eviction.
Guy Taylor claiming he tries to train the police, that he's a Judge and that he can write out his own court paperwork.
Mrs Ebert asked for the property to be removed. Dissension in the Ebert ranks.
The items actually being loaded by Mr Eberts daughter, even Ceylon accepted this on the day.
The "cunning plan" in action.
Threats to arrest the police under section 24 of PACE.

Of course the thread this video was posted in over on GOOF has already garnered a little bit of dissension over on GOODF and it seems like Handle is on the way to becoming the next Wanglepin for challenging the view Ceylon wishes to enforce.

Admittedly the video, like those of evictions before it, don't show the fraud of the banks but rather the failure of the theories and tactics espoused by the GOOFs.
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For me the best part of the video is at around 19.40 when Guy Taylor explains to the police officer that he understands court documentation and he is trying to train the police in that matter.
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Normal Wisdom wrote: Is that overly vindictive?
No it isn't, Normal

There is a lot of arguing over there at the moment concerning the fact that some did know in advance, what was going to happen. I suspect Taylor, Ceylon and Ebert planned it all. Is it a coincidence, do you think, that Taylor admits he was already on his way to meet at Eberts house when he got the call that the (daughters?) bailiffs had shown up and Ceylon in his new release says the same thing?
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I think another highlight of the thread has to be Ceylon saying "Theres no point going on about it" when he was the one to start the debate off by posting the thread.

I think Ceylon means "There's no point going on about stuff that I don't want you to go about it now start bleating about fraud like I want you too".
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The video is a perfect case study of the personalities of the various GOOF leaders. We have Ceylon racing round, shooting from the hip and accusing everyone in his path of fraud, assault etc, Guy Taylor shuffling paper and pompously offering to educate the police in matters of law, Tom Crawford wandering about contributing little but wearing a silly hat and Mr Ebert still trying to argue his case long after the eviction has happened, the furniture is loaded in the van and it's too dark to see anything.

It's sad that GOOF chose (or at least were gullible enough) to be involved in what appears to be a family matter where even Mr Ebert's wife has obviously reached the end of her tether with his deluded and obsessive behaviour. GOOF don't know how to extricate themselves and obviously are extremely uncomfortable with the results. It's never good when the troops start questioning their orders.
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The video at 20:00 onwards explains the (willful?) misunderstanding of the police attitude to court documents.

The police officer says, "We are not here to determine the legality of any court documents."

His meaning seems clear to me. When a court orders their enforcement officers to do something, the police have no authority to question this. They are not allowed to say, "The court has come to the wrong decision, so we will prevent the court order from being carried out."

But Guy Taylor et al thinks this means they can copy-paste their own documents, and this will give them the authority to re-take the building. The policeman says, no, because that wouldn't come from a court.

Ah, says Guy, but I could pretend to be a judge...

This seems to have been their cunning plan.

Here's the bad news, Guy. You can get serious jail time for forging court documents.
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That is absolutely right, LF. The police are there to uphold the law and maintain the peace. They are not trained lawyers. I do believe it was the daughter who called the police. I would have to listen again.... which I am not going to do.
littleFred wrote:This seems to have been their cunning plan.
I believe that the "cunning plan" was those three, Taylor, Ceylon and Ebert got there heads together and arranged this.
We where never told what that cunning plan was, whether it was implemented, or if it worked. I believe I know what it was and that it was implemented, I believe it worked. it is just that those who got suckered didn't have a clue what those three had concocted.
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In regard to what the cunning plan was. Or even if it was ever enacted. I am firmly of the opinion that listening to Baldrick would have garnered better prospects of success.
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