Interesting but sad report on the killing of a 22-year-old mother of two by a 70-year-old self-identified Freeman-on-the-Land. Pseudolaw was not an element in the manslaughter proceeding. The killer Losch was represented by a lawyer. Detailed discussion here: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde...

CanLII tracks monthly the most accessed court judgments. For December that is: a lawyer using ChatGPT a separating couple disputing custody of 4 cats a man who appeared in court with a python, his service animal Enjoy. www.slaw.ca/2026/01/07/wednesday-whats-hot-on-canlii-december-2025/

Investigation and analysis of pseudolaw is truly an expanding field. Now an academic in Hungary - Nóra Falyuna - is looking at the subject! folyoirat.ludovika.hu/index.php/filologia/article/view/8132 inmediasresfolyoirat.hu/imr/article/view/294/567

Been contemplating how to use large language model "AIs" to further pseudolaw and other abusive litigation schemes: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... Gee I hope there are easier solutions for this kind of manipulation and misdirection. Probably not, though.

Hey! You underemployed bums! Getcher ass to Australia and join the Common Law Sheriffs! You'll get a cool purple shirt! commonlawsheriffs.au/become-a-com... Policy Enforcement Officers are NOT welcome!

The Australian Law Journal in September published an issue entirely focused on pseudolaw. There's good stuff here - but warning, everything is paywalled at the moment. If you have academic/professional access, I recommend taking a look. Here's a link: search.informit.org/toc/auslawjo...

Sigh. I am attempting to work up another research project. And I want to properly explain why an Ontario lawyer cited the "Eye of Isis Treaty" as a binding Canadian legal authority. Attached is the most coherent description I've located for the document. F'ing Enki. (Not judicial review, tho!)

Toronto homeowner attempts to get a free house via pseudolaw goofery. Loses, of course, but the Manulife Bank exhibits the True Christmas Spirit! Writeup here: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... (Content Warning - Christmas spirit for a bank isn't that spiritish-ey.)

Wonderfully strange cargo cult/Ponzi scheme from the depths of Bougainville, ensnaring Sovereigns and other weirdos worldwide. www.occrp.org/en/feature/m... Once again, the temptation for Lawful Money (not that filthy fiat currency) tempts the faithful! Need to find a way to cite this...

I know, I know. I shouldn't react this way. But when I heard the suspects in the California New Years Eve bomb plot are "The Turtle Island Liberation Front", I just couldn't stop my fiendish cackling. Wonder if they'll deploy pseudolaw.

In a "Mr. Big" investigation police go undercover and pretend to operate a criminal organization to elicit confessions from a suspect. These are always colourful, but I've never seen one where the suspect was a Moorish Law adherent. Whattya do as a cop? Play along! R v Brown - canlii.ca/t/j494p

So somebody thought it would be a great idea to celebrate the Supreme Court of Canada with an Unreal Engine 3D mopping "adventure" set in the Supreme Court of Canada building. No. I'm not joking. My response? Dual wield needlers, Lets F'ing GO! www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eD1...

This one made me laugh out loud. Appeal to the SCC rejected. Appeal grounds appear to be that that the ABCA judge was biased because of favouritism to the ABKB judge. Judges are buds to judges. So no appellant can ever get a fair hearing due to judicial bias. SCC: Nope. (Surprised?)

Brief piece by Prof. Joe McIntyre on the growing impact of pseudolaw on courts & staff & how pseudolaw represents a shift in social participation in Australian courts: bulletin.lawsocietysa.asn.au/Bulletin/Bul... Maybe he's optimistic on his last hopeful observations? Personally, I avoid courts.

Here's an interesting judgment. Combines COVID period antics, the dismal consequences of those, lawyer screwups, and stern judicial warnings, all round: Royal Bank of Canada v Skelly, 2025 ONSC 6622. Detailed commentary here: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde...

Full judgment is here: Community Trust Company v Peart-Williams, 2025 ONSC 6753 (canlii.ca/t/kgt7c) I'm not going to attempt to digest this. Just enjoy all the chewy, bloody goodness. Kudos to Justice Dennison for a clinical, merciless, methodical dissection.

Did a CanLII search for "law of ma'at" and got ten hits. And only one is me. We live in profoundly stupid times.

Abusive liens are a notorious form of "paper terrorism", especially in the US. This author has done a nice job surveying the issue and legislative responses: mckinneylaw.iu.edu/practice/law... Worth a read if you're interested in how pseudolaw types hotwire processes to their advantage.

Sometimes I mourn the passing of technologies. One example is the great dirigibles of the early 20th century. I crave being suddenly cast in shadow. A wall of silver flows above and over me. Deep sound washes and strokes like a heavy surf. www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5QT... I need to submerge.

I've discovered a very weird pseudolaw case where the pseudolaw adherent refused to take $20,000 left to him in a will. Then he sues the executors of the estate three times, running up over $25K in expenses, and getting declared a vexatious litigant. Details here: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde...

Woman disputes operation of father's will. In wrong jurisdiction, after will already probated. Father's will uses name in all capital letters. Woman invokes Strawman duality. Gets declared vexatious litigant. Rusler Estate (Re), 2025 BCSC 2269: canlii.ca/t/kgjbl

Criminal proceedings vs woman entering Canada, ignoring COVID-19 quarantine processes. She says she doesn't have to comply with any instructions of a mere corporation. Doesn't work. Directeur des poursuites criminelles et pénales c Bastien, 2025 QCCQ 5392 - canlii.ca/t/kfwxx Original in French.

Tidy decision by the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario that rejects claims that Moorish American ID and identification are a basis for discrimination. Like... Duhh... Associate Chief Justice Rooke (retired) gets cited a lot. Bey v York (Police Service Board), 2025 HRTO 2751 canlii.ca/t/kgd61

HRM Didulo was back in Court and reportedly argued: "... she had evidence and affidavits on a USB drive to prove the failure to comply charge was actually a case of mistaken identity." Oh. But ... who was mistaken for? Say it all together - "STRAWMAN!" www.swiftcurrentonline.com/articles/rom...

The Canadian Federal Court of Appeal confirmed a Detax guru has to pay tax on the money he made running a pseudolaw scam. I write about that in detail here: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... Call it the "Detaxerdämmerung".

For those who are following the criminal proceedings against HRM Romana Didulo, Queen of Canada, I have conducted an analysis of recent media reports: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... In brief, looks like Romana is taking an aggressive approach to her litigation. Pseudolaw is very likely in play.

Reported Scottish pseudolaw cases aren't terribly common, making this of interest: Together Commercial Finance Ltd v Smith, [2025] SAC (Civ) 22: www.scotcourts.gov.uk/media/hzyppz... It's a foreclosure appeal. Turns out declaring you're a "living man" doesn't miracle away court proceedings.

Justice F Myers orders $510 million in fees to lawyers reduced to $23 million: "A lawyer’s professional retainer is not a lottery ticket offering a bonus prize of generational wealth to the lawyers if the clients hit the jackpot and win a mega-award." Oh my can you say "appeal"? canlii.ca/t/kg64z

Cute three-page judgment where not-a-chief Bill Denby of the not-a-First Nation Kawartha First Nation gets a short but sharp (as in stabbee) judgment affirming Canadian law does apply to Bill. He's not happy about that.

Oh no! It's Reviewer #2! "The writing is difficult to comprehend. ... poor sentence and paragraph structure make it difficult to ascertain the author’s point ... Word choices suggest the author may not be writing in their first language." An ooooh lord I share don't understand law stuff either.

Apparently Glasgow's City Council has enough pseudolaw "I won't pay municipal tax WAAH!" correspondence that the City decided to prepare a response/rebuttal website: glasgow.gov.uk/whyyouneedto... And it certainly covers the basics.

My recent chapter “The Sun Only Shines on YouTube: The Marginal Presence of Pseudolaw in Canada” is now available online. Subjects include Canadian pseudolaw from the 1950s, surveying numerous groups that have risen & disappeared, Canada-specific pseudolaw concepts (few), recent & peculiar trends.

New academic commentary on pseudolaw, this time exploring the US Declaration of Independence & its role in Sovereign Citizen mythology & practices: library.oapen.org/bitstream/ha... Scott J Varda, "Sovereignty Reimagined: Tropes, Sovereign Citizen Discourses, and the Declaration of Independence"

New publication tackles pseudolaw adherent demographics and distribution in the Netherlands: research-portal.uu.nl/ws/portalfil... Solid piece of work here, very recommended to those working in this subject area. I wasn't surprised at what was reported. Good attempts to compare to other nations.

Ballantyne v The King, 2025 TCC 127 rejects as a legal principle that Canadian income tax is calculated using a five-fold oxen multiplier of debts. Because that's what the Constitution of Canada recognizes, via God's Law. I comment at more length on that here: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde...

New academic analysis & review of HRM Didulo & the Kingdom of Canada, a MA Religion thesis by Camden MacKenzie, published August 2025. I've commented on the thesis here: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... Definitely worth a look for those interested in a broader portrait of our favourite un-queen.

Happy (belated) Meads v Meads day, everyone. Thirteen years! Seems like yesterday. I'm delighted to share that judgment is still pissing off pseudolaw types. Here pseudolaw guru "minister" Edward Jay Robin Belanger is demanding ChatGPT reject that authority. It doesn't.

I've located a new Canadian pseudolaw group, the "Sovran Indian Nation" and guru, "Chief Michael". It's apparently a Moorish outfit trying to miracle away debts and such on Indigenous bases. More discussion here: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... Kinda odd, Indigenous group with a dragon logo...

Statement to the media by the Crown Prosecutor in the HRM Didulo proceeding: facebook.com/watch/?v=107... Pretty much what I anticipated, except that there are apparently no communications conditions between HRM Didulo and the cult. I guess it was hard to find a basis for that.

I've commented on HRM Didulo receiving bail and a publication ban on her (and His Excellency Ricky Manz's) criminal proceedings over on Reddit, in case anyone is interested: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... Gosh I'm long winded.

Today HRM Romana Didulo proclaimed as she entered court for bail proceedings that she is only subject to "Natural Law", and so the court has no jurisdiction. I explore what that's about here: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... Hope you find the exploration/explanation interesting.

HRM Romana Didulo was arrested yesterday (huzzah!) along with her cadre inner core followers. But what are the implications of that? Being long-winded, I've explored that on Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... (I'm really not good with these short message service thingies. Apologies folks.)

Do pseudolaw litigants win in court? Yes! Sometimes! In spite of their own best efforts. Here is one such triumph by Louise Belisle, “private natural women reign supreme”, in Canada's Federal Court, despite attempts to sabotage and delay her hearing. And magnetism. www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde...

An issue with abusive litigants is knowing if they are engaged in a larger bad conduct pattern. If X sues you in an abusive, pointless manner, how do you know what X's other activities may be? See canlii.ca/t/kdrhq A decision where normal privacy requirements don't apply to litigant mngment steps.

The BC Supreme Court has issued an 863 page, 3728 paragraph judgment that challenges the principle of Crown title in Canadian lands in favour of "Aboriginal Title". I've explored the possible pseudolegal applications of this decision here: www.reddit.com/r/amibeingde... Succinctly? A whole lot.

Something unusual to share - a document I authored, but that I do not "own". Back in 2016 I prepared a "Bestiary" of pseudolaw documents, 17 different classes/types/examples. This was part of my old employment as a in-house lawyer with the Alberta Court of King's Bench. www.bc.edu/content/dam/...

Just discovered Meads v Meads has been cited not once but twice on TV Tropes! I'd tell Rooke, but, sadly, I know he wouldn't get what a popular culture triumph that represents. Oh, the topics? Frivolous Lawsuit (tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwik...) and Author Filibuster (tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwik...).

Most of what is written about pseudolaw comes from academics, so-called "experts" (like me!), and lawyers. We don't often see the judicial perspective. That makes the "Sovereign citizens: ideology, impacts and judicial responses" chapter in the "Handbook for Judicial Officers" interesting.

Hi folks - I received this inquiry from "minister" Edward Jay Robin Belanger, one of Canada's longest active OPCA gurus. Ed wants to know if arguing someone's oath of office/alliance is false/fraud/glitched is pseudolaw. The answer is yes! This is covered in Meads v Meads, 2012 ABQB paras 287-290.

Back in 2023 the International Journal of Coercion, Abuse, and Manipulation published a special issue dedicated to pseudolaw. That issue is now available in a full published form. No new content, but formatting. Full disclosure, yes I'm a contributor. drive.google.com/file/d/16pe8...