Taken to it's conclusion the only Lawful Warrant (Not Legal) is one discharged by an American Common Law Grand Jury signed by a Justice of the Peace and enforced by a Sheriff operating under Law of the Land which like the Justice of Peace must have been elected by State Nationals, not U.S. Citizens, and the warrant must be specific in the Crime Accused Of and the Place and Things to be searched. Many counties still operate only in an Incorporated Jurisdiction or as a Private Corporation and they have no more authority over you the moment you declare your independence from the U.S. Citizen political status and assert that you are a State National of whatever state is your birth state, a Texan, Floridian, etc, and not a Withholding Agent for the Queen, or a Warrant Officer in the Merchant Marine. Then you can elect a lawful justice system that won't enforce CPS child kidnapping and if they do you recal them promptly with the same power you vested into your justice system to begin with, from the Judge AKA Justice of the Peace to the Peace Officers that were deputized by the Sheriff you elected and the sheriff themselves.
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Awesome,I'm glad you came across this. While I was reading I was thinking I'd have my husband also read it and write a comment for them with this information- but you covered it for me :)
Ha, God, a few years back I spent an inordinate amount of time 'banging' on the doors of offices at our county building including Real Property Tax. When you look at the Deed to your property and find the word Tenant on it, it should raise an eyebrow. It raised my husband and mine and sent us on a journey. I made people nervous with the questions I was asking, to the extent that I was told by the senior employee (her title is eluding me at the moment) of the County Clerk's office that she wasn't talking to me anymore without an attorney.
In the end, no one truly owns their land. Obviously if you can lose it to property taxes, then you are renting it, hence the word tenant. Someone owns it. Just like in the 'days of yore' when land was leased by lords. People use the term slave, but I think indentured servant is closer to what we are.
Thank you @baah for your comment. Really loaded with great information. Please consider joining the @familyprotection community.