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  • Who is required to have a bond?
    Apr 13 2026

    Who Must Be Sworn and Bonded?

    It is April 13th. Welcome to YesToHellWith.com.

    One of the most common questions is this:

    Which officials are actually required to have an oath or a bond?

    The answer depends upon the state, the office, and the statute.

    The Liberty Dialogues does not begin with rumors. It begins with law.

    Most state constitutions require every public officer to take an oath before assuming office.

    This often includes: - Judges - Sheriffs - Police officers - Prosecutors - Clerks - Tax assessors - County commissioners - School board members - Secretaries of state - Governors

    Many states also require a bond for officials who handle money, records, property, or enforcement.

    This often includes: - Sheriffs - Tax collectors - County treasurers - Clerks of court - Recorders - Trustees - Executors - Public administrators

    The way to find out is simple.

    Search your state statutes.

    For example:

    “Virginia sheriff oath statute.” “Texas county clerk bond requirement.” “Florida judge oath office.” “New Jersey municipal court judge bond.”

    Then obtain the exact statute.

    Do not rely on what someone online says. Do not rely on a guru. Do not rely on a social media post.

    Read the statute yourself.

    In the Liberty Dialogues, proof matters.

    You may discover that the law says the official must: - Take the oath within a certain number of days - File it with a specific office - Obtain a bond in a specific amount - Renew the bond periodically

    Now ask yourself:

    What if the official never complied?

    The system expects you never to ask.

    But the Liberty Dialogues teaches that every official who claims authority over you must be prepared to prove the source and legitimacy of that authority.

    If they cannot, the presumption weakens.

    And when the presumption weakens, the burden begins to shift back where it belongs.



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  • Win the Liberty Dialogues for FREE!
    Apr 13 2026

    This video is for April 13th. Welcome to Yes to Hell with.com. I overlooked a notice from my publisher last week. Not only are they offering a drawing for the entire physical copies of the Liberty Dialogues to someone in the United States, they are also offering PDFs of the entire Liberty Dialogue series to anybody.In the entire world. So if you're listening to this message and you want the Liberty Dialogues, if you've heard about the Liberty Dialogues and the success that people are having with agencies or courts or governments, whether it be New Zealand, Australia, Africa, Canada, or the United States, this is the time to enter the drawing.All you need to do is send an email to info at yes to hell with.com and in the subject line put Liberty Dialogues, PDFs in the content of the email indicates your name and email and your and your name will be entered into the drawing. This was to be originally drawn along with the physical copies on April 15th, but because of my error.It'll be drawn on April 19th, which is a Sunday, so the winner will be known on the following day on Monday the 20th. So if you want the Liberty Dialogues, the complete five volume set as PDF files, enter your name into the drawing by sending an email and as always, may truth reign Supreme.



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  • Some thoughts.
    Apr 12 2026



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