This session focused on the operational expansion of The People’s Registry, specifically the acquisition of the Delegate River property and the deployment of private automobile registration systems. Michael provided strategic guidance on navigating “GovCorp” interactions and introduced new technical resources for members.
Property & Community Development
- Delegate River Acquisition: The Registry has purchased a property at Delegate River (on the NSW/VIC border). All members are equal shareholders in this and future purchases.
- Redevelopment: The site, neglected for eight years, will be repaired by Michael, Spiros, and key members. It serves as a “cookie-cutter” prototype for future communal living projects.
- Economic Strategy: The community aims to be self-sufficient and off-grid. Members can live there at a lower cost, trade skills within the community, and use gold investment accounts as a tax-free haven.
Private Automobile Registration
- Plate Implementation: Private plates are being issued to members. Michael advised that these plates will attract police attention and recommended studying the “cop stop” aids on the website before use.
- Legal Protocol: If stopped, members are advised not to answer questions and to handle the matter through the commercial tribunal. Civil litigation against officers can only proceed once any “pseudo-criminal” proceedings are finalised.
- Insurance: Members reported success in insuring vehicles with private plates by using the VIN number or registering the vehicle as a foreign entity/shackle. GIO and AMI were cited as having paid out claims on such vehicles.
- Trespass Notices: Pete is offering stickers ($5 each) for existing plates that state “No Consent to Remove” and specify a $100,000 AUD penalty per trespass.
Technical & Legal Resources
- Actual Intelligence (AI): Michael introduced
litlife.onlineanddocform.online, which use “Actual Intelligence” to help members build custom legal documents in equity rather than using universal government templates. - Litigation Support: Two new members and a dedicated head have joined the litigation team. Members with outstanding cases or deposits should contact Stewart at
peoplesregistrydejure.comwith proof of payment. - Blacklisting & Fiduciary Duty: Michael advised against trying to “blacklist” government organisations. Instead, members should rebut correspondence and charge for their time spent administering the “estate name” (the legal fiction).
Member Testimonials & Advice
- Courtroom Conduct: Faye shared that being overly polite (e.g., saying “Yes, Your Honor”) can be used to imply acceptance of the legal fiction. Michael suggested referring to magistrates as “Trustee” to keep the dialogue within trust and equity law.
- Firearms: Michael warned that firearms with government serial numbers are technically government property leased to the individual. Under common law, only “white-labelled” (unmarked) firearms are considered private shackles.


















