EU Aristocracy

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EU Aristocracy 

ARISTROCRACY 

An aristocrat is someone from the ruling class, usually those with nobility, money, or both. Although not an aristocrat yourself, you may have the odd viscount on your family tree if you go back far enough

Old money & since age 16 do I, Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett allow not myself to take control of my body & life then marriage, children's lives & also my professional life

If I rent a temporary place to travel do I want not myself or a private interest person or group operating directly or through other people using different offline, online, mobile & telephone channels while connecting with people in my professional & private life that I had & had not met chosing them systematically to operate with against me expecting to put themselves in charge of my professional & private life 

Travel residences. To work - study - live versus owned then savings, investments, assets & income streams + debt if any 

Legal rights. Right over a person with no power of attorney & not as a dependent including spouse or child 

Adult conscious decisions & freedom of choice

ARISTOCRACY - EXPANDED 

Cities Rule 

The aristocracy is a form of government where a small, privileged class holds the power in an area of the Public & or Private Sector or a combination. The word "aristocracy" comes from ancient Greece, where it was used to describe a system of rule by the best people. The ancient Greeks, including Aristotle and Plato, believed that the best people were those who were morally and intellectually superior, and deserved to rule because of it

In history, the aristocracy has often been associated with a hereditary ruling class. Members of the ruling group would pass power on to their heirs, usually their eldest son. Aristocratic status could also come from belonging to a military class, as in ancient Greece, ancient Rome, or India

In the United States, there is no formal aristocracy, but some families have achieved an almost aristocratic status through generations of wealth

Here are some other characteristics of the aristocracy:

Aristocrats often have titles such as duke, duchess, baron, and baroness

Aristocracy can be combined with other types of government

Many noble landholdings are among the most prestigious and valuable in the world

2015 EXECUTOR - ESTATES 4 BENNETT'S

The Estates of Rod, Marie & son Jordan included Dr Nic Bennett - Sydney Nicola Bennett as 50% - 100% executor with Amy Toms holding liability over some of Jordans separate investments between 1985-2015

Dr Nic Bennett - Sydney Nicola Bennett signed off in 2015 due to the public disclosures over Havana Syndrome & the H.I.3 Case for January 2016

Roger Ouellette & Tim Koslov were previously with Michael Persinger & Dr Mary Koslov prior to 2018-2022 in charge of Dr Nic Bennett - Sydney Nicola Bennett if Nic were incaputated as power of attorney while Rod & Marie Bennett were legal guardians of Nic's between 1985-2001 yet if Nic were incaputated Rod & Marie had no legal say due to legally binding contracts 

The estates of Rod, Marie & son Jordan are in succession for Amy Toms & or with connected interests since January 2016

The estate of Dr Nic Bennett - Sydney Nicola Bennett is in succession for Madison Koslov Bennett or with connected interests since 2022 January including power of attorney if Nic is incapitated 

The 4 Bennett's - H.I.3

https://cmairairhybrid.blogspot.com/2024/10/hi3-case-4-bennetts-law-suit.html 

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