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Kirk
Terry,
I have noticed that you often refer to surrendering yourslf to a federal jury in progress as a way to find recourse from a burdensome VA. When I Googled this term I found nothing that would indicate that this would give a citezen any special rights, privledges or recouse from greivious wrongs commited by government agents. Could you point to where you have seen this a way to solve problems with Gov? I'm not mocking you or knocking this I just want to see where it has been done or even a reference to it having been attempted successfully and what the person gained from it.
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Kirk
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