That seems to be the overall strategy in Didulo's follower base. They just wouldn't even engage court processes.

I have to admit, it was rather upsetting to watch, because I knew enough that these were low income pensioners or on social support.

Not going to court made for worst-case outcomes.

That's often the case - it either seems they go in hard, obsess with the ideas, or use them like a magic incantation.

I'm not entirely surprised that the latter is the common mode for HRM Didulo's acolytes...

Oh, that's worth noting. Tennyson did NOT respond to foreclosure. She acted afterwards.

Oh thank good, Tennyson will be ok then.

I understand HRM offers superb pension and retirement plans. Pleiades, here we come!

Thanks for the data and context!

That does help explain the rather muddled pseudolaw claims. She's been thrashing around.

Oh, so she's a known Diduloid?

I had a suspicion, given the Natural Law language choice.

Yeah, the concept seems to have started with a Sovereign Citizen fake Indian group circa the late 2000s, but then it just pops up intermittently.

Sometimes working in this area is like flipping channels in a foreign country, catching snippets of who knows what.

Meet Trestan Brown, a.k.a. Ahab Abdul Rafay Bey, as he gets to be buddies with Steph, the high end escort service operator (really a cop), Amy, the dominatrix (really a cop), R.J. the hoodlum (really a cop) ... well you get the picture.

Ahab is facing first degree murder charges.

Really. Not kidding. It's a mopping simulator. You're a custodian mopping up half melted snow left all over the place. And empty garbage cans. Damn clerking students.

My first night highlight was discovering O'Bonsawin J abandoned her laptop. I engaged Access to Justice by jumping on it repeatedly.

But those were from a specialized unit of a large law firm that did nothing but bank debt recovery and foreclosures from pseudolaw adherents.

You can guess at their success rate.

Let's just say on the pyramid of legal functions that debt collection and foreclosures are kinda down there near the base.

If this wasn't a newb, well ... they were doing debt collection for a reason.

Now that said, some of the beast lawyer submissions on pseudolaw I've seen were in debt matters.