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| TORT | ||
| an injury or wrong committed, either with or without force, and either intentionally or negligently, to the person or property of another | ||
| TRADE | ||
| From 13th Century Latin trādere "to surrender”. Later adopted in the 16th Century to mean "the buying and selling of goods according to the rules/market controlled by the company" as it applied to the Dutch East India company and later the British East India Company. The meaning of trade has always been the forcing of the other party to "surrender" to your terms and never about fair or open markets. Therefore, there it is no such thing possible as "free trade agreement" - only a one sided agreement. | ||
| TRAVERSE | ||
| is where you have facts necessary to prove you weren’t the one doing the act. Examples here are mistaken identity, alibi, inability to do the act, statistical probability and circumstantial evidence | ||
| TREATY | ||
| From 13th Century Latin tractatus "an official documented discussion/agreement recognized by the Roman Cult". From earlier Latin tractare "to handle, manage". While the word "treaty" is now used to describe formal agreements between nations without the involvement of the Roman Cult, such agreements are strictly not treaties--only legal agreements in which the Vatican is involved and agrees to its validity may be ultimately considered a valid treaty. Furthermore, all proper (Vatican related) treaties remain in force until the Holy See deems it so, regardless if one or more signatories later refuse to continue to recognize the agreement. That way, all Roman Cult Treaty are technically "until the end of time", or if a new one replaces it by mutual consent. | ||
| TRUST | ||
| From 12th Century Latin trausti = "an approved agreement, DEED, oath or alliance with/by the church". By 14th Century Old German trost, Dutch, troost, Norse traust all meaning "confidence, credit, belief, fidelity". Its claimed origins from Old Norse is deliberately misleading. In its strictest sense, a trust is a fictional legal concept claimed to have independent existence--therefore a Trust does not exist unless some formal approval is given under the control of the Roman Cult is given to a particular agreement, deed, oath or alliance can be proven. | ||
| TRUTH | ||
| From 8th Century Old Norse troth “faithfulness to the laws of the gods”. From ancient Egyptian god Thoth the god of wisdom and faithfulness to religious laws. From 13th Century English triewe “of persons steadfast in adherence to a leader, to a principle or cause to one's promises, or faith; firm/loyal in allegiance”. Of the original meanings of the word, the most important concepts are loyalty and consistency to religious laws. Secondly it is important to recognize that it is the consistent individual display of loyalty that underpins the earliest meaning of the word "true". In the middle of the 16th Century, truth confirmed its status as a scientific term with the meaning " agreeing with a standard, pattern, or rule; exact, accurate, precise, correct, right" (1550). It wasn't until the 17th Century that the word true/truth took on the added meaning linking it to a FICTIONAL concept of an underlying reality and linking it with the concept of fact, the 17C definition being " of a statement or belief consistent with FACT agreeing with REALITY representing the things as it is." In strict legal sense, truth is interpreted to its ancient meaning, in contrast to its modern scientific meaning--hence the oath of a witness is legally and literally to troth/thoth "faithfulness to the laws of the gods". | ||
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