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  RATIFY  
  From 14th Century Latin ratificare = "confirm, approve by recounting/relating to previous "approved" item". From earlier Latin ratus="fixed, established" and reri="think/reckon". Contrary to the popular misunderstanding, the original and accurate meaning of something "Ratified" is when it can be confirmed/approved to belong to something already accepted such as religious scripture and/or previous laws--not whether it has been signed or not. Legally, a concept/claim/judgment without precedence can never be Ratified, even if it is signed by all parties.  
   
  RATIO DECIDENDI  
  The principles of law applied by a Court upon which a judicial decision is based  
   
  RATIONAL  
  From 14th Century Latin rationalis = "of or belonging to REASON". A deliberate corruption of the ancient Roman legal principle of ratio = "reckoning, account, judgment, consideration". In the 17th Century the word was used as the basis of a philosophical doctrine creating further "noise" (reason) to again corrupting ancient Roman legal principle of ratio.  
   
  REALITY  
  From 13th Century Latin realis “genuine, without doubt”. From ancient Latin res= thing and rem=see. In the mid 16th century, the word real came to mean "that which is actually and truly such as its name implies; possessing the essential qualities denoted by its name; hence genuine, undoubted" (1559). Around the beginning of the 17th century, the definition of real developed further to mean " having an objective existence; actually existing as a thing." (1601). Around 1647 the word reality acquired the additional meaning: "real existence; the aggregate of real things or existences that which underlies and is the TRUTH of appearances or phenomena."  
   
  REASON  
  From 13th Century French/English resoun/raison meaning "a statement in a (legal) argument giving cause". From two earlier Latin words re="about, regarding, with reference to" and sono="to make a noise, the meaning of word(s)". By the 16th Century, the original meaning of the word was masked by an additional definition "To argue, discourse, converse, talk in a sensible manner". By the end of the 17th Century, it was now a scientific term "Of a FACTevent, or thing not dependent on HUMAN agency". By the end of the 19th Century acquired its logical meaning "to think in a connected, sensible, logical manner in forming conclusions".  
     
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  RELIGION  
  From 13th Century Latin religiens = "the specific obligation (as an oath) and bonding of clergy to their holy orders (to the Roman Cult)". A deliberate corruption of the ancient Latin spiritual word religio = "respect for what is sacred, reverence for the gods". In a strict legal sense, the word "religion" should only apply to groups professing an oath of alliegence to the supremacy of the Roman Cult. The correct legal term for describing a faith that does not serve the Roman Cult is negligens the origin of the word NEGLIGENCE.  
   
  REQUIRE  
  From 13th Century Latin requirere = "to demand an act/response in matter of complaint/charge" from earlier Latin re = "thing, matter" and querimonia = "complaint, a charge in court". A "required" act (such as a formal response) implies the existence of a complaint/charge to answer and that the person demanding the "required" act, or "query" holds such right/authority.  
   
  RES JUDICATA  
  Latin legal COMMON LAW phrase which means literally: "A thing ajudged" - Once a case has been finally decided upon by a Court the same parties cannot attempt to raise the issue by or during further proceedings.  
   
  RES IPSA LOQUITUR  
  Latin legal COMMON LAW phrase which means literally: "The thing speaks for itself" - An event that has occurred which, if the subject of litigation, would not require an onus of proof by the plaintiff because of the obvious negligence of the defendant.  
   
  RIGHT  
  From 11th Century Latin ritus=" correct usage, morally correct rule, correct ceremony". A deliberate corruption of the ancient Latin rectus ='"straight, correct". Later used to also deliberately corrupt ancient pre 8th Century Irish recht, English riht and German reht all meaning "just law, righteous, wise".  
   
  ROMAN CULT  
  A pseudo-christian CULT first established by pagan and satanist Hilderbrand also known as AntiPope Gregory VII (1057-1084) and his benefactor Pietro Leoni (b.1033- d.1102), son of King Pietro II Urseolo of Hungary (1041-1047) of the famed exiled Jewish Venetian Pietro dynasty to claim superior status in controlling the CATHOLIC CHURCH first formed by the French Pippin dynasty in the 8th Century.  
   
  ROMAN LAW  
  Common name for CANON LAW -- a forgery first formed by the ROMAN CULT in the 11th Century claiming certain ficticious ancient Roman maxims and precedents which falsely place the ROMAN CULT above all secular LAW. Deliberately and falsely claimed by COURTS subservient to CURIA of the ROMAN CULT as pertaining to ancient Roman Empire Laws. The main procedural foundations of the false Roman Law was VENETIAN LAW (more commonly known as MARITIME LAW and/or ADMIRALTY LAW) introduced in the 12th and early 13th Century during the creation of the highest legal PERSONALITY under COMMON LAW--the HOLY SEE (Sea). Hence, under the corrupted Roman Law of the ROMAN CULT living men and women are considered VESSELS subject to JURISDICTION of the SEE (Sea) with the WATERMARK of all nations with diplomatic recognition (CONCORDATS) of the SEE (Sea) set at the highest mountain peaks--hence all land is therefore "Under the Sea" and PROPERTY of the SEE (Sea). Few genuine pre-Roman Cult maxims of Roman Law survive into present day COMMON LAW.  
   
  ROMANUS DECIPIO LOQUITUR  
  Latin legal COMMON LAW phrase which means literally: "Deceptive Roman Speech". From Latin loquor = "to say, speak, tell", decipio= "ensnare, trap, beguile, deceive" and romanus = "Roman". When a LEGAL TERM is used in COURT having a deliberately counter or deceptive meaning to its true etymology, by right an individual may challenge the meaning, presenting its true intent and must then offer a term that is consistent with the claimed meaning to be conveyed. romanus decipio loquitor only gives relief to deliberately deceptive LEGAL TERMS, not DUE PROCESS or CONSENT.  
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
 
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