The Power of Paper, the Affidavit Process

Kirk Beck understanding of the “Power of Paper” has led to the usage of affidavits in many areas.

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About my Guest:

Kirk Beck is an educator for over 40 years and has dreamed of the day when he can “teach things that really matter.” His love for kids and mathematics led him to leave his work as an engineer with Shell Oil Company to devote his life to reaching kids with compassion and truth. Kirk has been an editorialist for a Gannett newspaper and served in the U.S. Army attaining the rank of Capt. Known by many as “the real Capt. Kirk”, he has dedicated his life to his Christian faith, his family and the search for the truth regarding America’s Constitutional common law roots. His understanding of the “Power of Paper” has led to the usage of affidavits in many areas. Frederic Bastiat wrote in “The Law” that if the law can be kept to its proper boundaries, it makes no difference who is elected. It is the affidavit process that has led to his numerous successes in defending his own personal liberty from government encroachments. He is the author of “Parenting the Passive Rebel” and is in the process of publishing his second book: “Officer Hanson, Compassion in Blue.” It is this book that Kirk attempts to entertain, educate and elevate the souls of the readers to make the commitment of sacrifice for a more compassionate method for handling potentially violent situations.

What we Discussed:

- Who is Kirk Beck ( Start to 1:45mins)

- How did he get into the Affidavit Process ( 2 mins to 4:30 )

- Why he used the Small Claims Court (4:45min )

- The Critical Issue is Jurisdiction ( 7 mins)

- The Trickery with Legal Words ( 9 mins)

- The Importance for Pre Trial Motion (10 mins)

- Taking Best Buy to Court (11:15 mins)

- The Affidavit Spells out their Responsibility to Answer (13:45mins 15:05 mins)

- How there was a bench warrent for him (15 mins)

- My own Irish Affidavit (18 minsto 20:35)

- Explaining Common Law to a Police Officer ( 22 mins)