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#1 Be highly suspecting when words that you think are great and sweetly informative are not.

Ever day keep noticing the "two words" phenom that can describe in short order a provoking thought. There are "thousands" of such dialect or dialogue. The legal profession uses them in great details to describe an "Action". My Father in law had dozens of them he repeated in 25 yrs, I was blessed to have known him. To him these were like sunshine. There were so many, I'm too tasked to remember. Blacks Law Book is full of them. But here a few prime ones. "Attractive Nuisance's"(swimming pools/Loud pipes/ Outdoor Rock concerts/Yacht's/etc.)/ "Assumption of correctness" ( needs no explanation) "Irreconcilable Differences"/(unforgiving) "Uncontested Divorce"/( forgiving but want out of contract) "Eminent Domain"/ (gov decision and takes over possession)/ "Intellectual property"/ (that may the worst one of all) " Promissory note"( Documented promises to pay or else?) /"Plausible Deniability" ( Best COV 19 impunity Tool ever) /“Cross examination”/( Able now to again question prior examination testimony and in the case of COV19 Lie again). (Squirm little man!)

#2. Do your best to never have hire an attorney or special counsel because you're up to your neck in any of these. And that list is endless if you see the point of all this language. It's Baffling isn't it?

Needless to go on. This is by design. "Safe & effective", REALLY? And the rights to confuse you!

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