3 Words That Stop Australian Police in Their Tracks — Say THIS Before You Answer
Barrister Ethan Blackwood
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3 Words That Stop Australian Police in Their Tracks — Say THIS Before You Answer
Do you know what to say if an Australian police officer starts asking you questions? Most people either say too much or freeze up completely — and both can work against you. In this video, we break down the exact 3-word phrase that can legally stop the conversation in its tracks and protect your rights, along with what happens after you say it, when it applies, and the common mistakes people make that end up hurting their own case.
This isn't about disrespecting police or avoiding accountability — it's about understanding your legal rights under Australian law so you can make informed decisions in a high-pressure moment. Whether you're stopped for a routine check, questioned as a witness, or approached during an investigation, knowing exactly what to say (and what not to say) matters.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws vary by state and territory in Australia. If you are involved in a real legal matter, consult a qualified criminal defence lawyer.
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You are quoting fake fraudulent Admiralty, British Maritime Law which the fake fraudulent Australian Government Corporation is using instead of original Constitutional Common law and associated Courts which the fake fraudulent government corporation has weeded out of existence without the required referendum.
Common Law is now back in place in America (the Republic) under president Trump, and our fake courts were registered over there in the fake District of Columbia, Washington DC/US City State (not USA), and it has been bankrupted by the President Trump Administration, and annulled as a City Stste, and all its possessions were bought out by President Trump,including Australia which was sold to there by fake Australian Prime Minister, Gough Whitlam.
Australian Police are still only employed as employees of a corporation, and have no lawful jurisdiction on any landmass, as is the case for the Admiralty Maritime Courts that have now ALL BEEN DISSOLVED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP.
SO THERE YOU HAVE IT ... AUSTRALIA IS NOW OFFICIALLY IN ANARCHY WITH NO GOVERNMENT, ACTUALLY SINCE QUEEN VICTORIA DIED BACK IN 22ND OF JANUARY 1901.
NO LETTERS PATENT ... NO CORRECT STYLE AND TITLE ... NO GOVERNOR GENERAL CHOSEN BY THE MONARCH ... NO CONSTITUTIONALLY RECOGNIZED MONARCH.
AND YOU CALL YOURSELF A BARRISTER.??????????
3 Words That Stop Australian Police in Their Tracks — Say THIS Before You Answer
Barrister Ethan Blackwood
4,408 views
#BarristerEthanBlackwood #KnowYourRightsAustralia #AustralianLaw #PoliceRights #AustraliaPolice
3 Words That Stop Australian Police in Their Tracks — Say THIS Before You Answer
Do you know what to say if an Australian police officer starts asking you questions? Most people either say too much or freeze up completely — and both can work against you. In this video, we break down the exact 3-word phrase that can legally stop the conversation in its tracks and protect your rights, along with what happens after you say it, when it applies, and the common mistakes people make that end up hurting their own case.
This isn't about disrespecting police or avoiding accountability — it's about understanding your legal rights under Australian law so you can make informed decisions in a high-pressure moment. Whether you're stopped for a routine check, questioned as a witness, or approached during an investigation, knowing exactly what to say (and what not to say) matters.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws vary by state and territory in Australia. If you are involved in a real legal matter, consult a qualified criminal defence lawyer.
🔔 Subscribe for more videos breaking down your legal rights in plain English.
👍 Like this video if you learned something new, and drop a comment if you've ever been unsure what to say to police.
#AustralianLaw #KnowYourRights #PoliceRights #LegalTips #AustraliaPolice #CriminalLaw #LegalAdvice #YourRights #LawExplained #AussieLaw
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