My experience in a Cayman Jail

Something you may never see in the Cayman Islands - Justice.

This audio testimony I recorded shortly after an incident I suffered in Cayman Islands in the spring of 2012.  I just rediscovered this recording and decided to publish it here.

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Justice is broken for sure

I was able to connect with my friend Steve Pidgeon again (he is a very busy man!).  I was asking him for some guidance on a perjury issue.  He said perjury means nothing.  The court's don't care about the truth.  He also shared that judges in both King and Snohomish counties (in Washington) have told him he will no longer receive any fair judgments by them.  Steve can exaggerate at times but from my own personal experience with judges I can believe this.  Look at Kent Hovind going to Jail for 10 years for "structuring" (i.e. for the heinous crime of paying his employees daily in cash) and look at how the IRS uses the penalty of perjury to bind us to testify against ourselves while criminals like Obama and Hillary get completely off.  This is strong evidence of corruption to the core and is, as I keep saying, our chief problem of the day.  It greatly saddens me that I have no remedy to my own issues through the courts.
My recommendation:  It is time for the church to step up and begin to mobilize the body of Christ to begin "doing Justice" as commanded in Micha 6:8.

He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?

All mala-prohibita laws are pre-crime

I think it really is a true statement.  I'm not just talking about smoking pot either.  Speeding, Drugs, Alcohol, Concealed Carry, building permits, vehicle registration, osha requirements, handicapped parking, jay walking, failure to file, forced education, hate speech, forced insurance, sign ordinances... it goes on and on and on.
A mala-prohibita crime is really any crime that isn't listed in the Torah, or basically has no tort or trespass. If you do no harm and are presumed innocent until proven guilty, anything is lawful so long as it doesn't hurt someone else or violate the basic laws of 1) tell the truth, 2) keep your promises and 3) mind your own business and stuff.  The law of love (Do good to others as you would have done to you)  is really all we need to have a happy and safe world.
Our situation comes from the long growing idea that being responsible for yourself is not necessary. All of these mala-prohibita laws came about because some individual caused real harm in the course of doing something else that only had the potential of causing harm.  Because our justice system does not use biblical restitution, it has failed to appropriately punish true crime while at the same time punishing non-crime.
Heck breathing could cause potential harm.  Once you accept ANY prohibition that is outside true harm and intentional mallace as a legitimate idea, you have given the state complete power over you. This idea has slowly and completely perverted our justice system.
At the same time, it is probably impossible to codify every possible crime.  It takes a common sense jury of peers to sort out true evil from accident from non-crime and it takes consistent justice to train people to be good jurors.
Let's fire the lawyers and get back to self-government via jury and remove the shackles.   It will be a shocker for many, but it is the road back to sanity and freedom and happiness.

Without personal responsibility for your own behavior

 you cannot be free.