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: Natural law that varies by country and pertains to the people who live on a particular piece of land.

: Legal and financial terms often use water metaphors: "current-cy" (currency), "liquid assets," "cash flow," and "frozen accounts" all relate to the movement of water.

Born Russell Pine, Jordan Maxwell chose a pen name that echoes his deep interest in the mysteries of the world. His personal life, Better World Books The Law - Jordan Maxwell

: He claimed the word "court" refers to a place where you "play a game" (like basketball or tennis), and a "judge" rules from a "bench," which in Latin ( banc ) means a bank. Thus, a judge is allegedly ruling for the interests of a bank.

Maxwell used etymology and symbolism to argue that the legal system's maritime origins are hidden in plain sight: : Natural law that varies by country and

: A global commercial system designed to govern international trade, money, and banking.

: He suggested that the judge's black robe represents the planet Saturn, who in the ancient world was the "Lord of the Rings" and represented government, banking, and restriction. Sovereignty and Contracts His personal life, Better World Books : He

Maxwell’s work has been highly influential in "sovereign citizen" circles, where his theories on hidden legal codes and corporate ownership are frequently cited as a basis for challenging government authority. His ultimate message was that true education and "knowing your own power" is the only way for individuals to reclaim their autonomy from these entrenched systems. List of books by author Jordan Maxwell