Khazaria to the Courtroom

By Mr Roy Wilde

The Tree of Hidden Power - A Simple Summary This book explores the idea that much of the power in our world doesn't sit where we think it does. While it seems like governments and laws are running the show, the reality might be that a hidden system of control is operating quietly in the background -- through legal tricks, paperwork, and unspoken agreements. It starts by looking at a long-forgotten empire called Khazaria , which once held a powerful position between Europe and the Middle East. The rulers of this empire didn't just deal in politics or religion -- they created a system of law, identity, and trade that gave them control without using armies. That system, according to the book, didn't disappear when the empire fell. Instead, it spread through Europe and lived on through institutions like the Vatican , the City of London , and corporate governments . Key Points Made in the Book Law and identity are based on old systems . From birth, most people are registered into a system where they are seen as a legal "person" -- a kind of contract or financial asset that the government manages. The "strawman" concept refers to this legal identity. It's not the living person, but a version of you on paper, used in legal and financial systems. Most people don't realise this separation exists. Modern courts and governments often act like trust administrators. They assume you've agreed to certain terms -- like taxes, fines, and duties -- simply because you didn't object. The courtroom is more ritual than reason . With robes, raised benches, and strict procedures, today's legal system still mirrors ancient temples where priests enforced laws on behalf of unseen powers. Consent is assumed unless challenged . The system relies on people staying unaware. If you say nothing, it's taken as agreement. There's a remedy . The book explains how to lawfully reposition yourself within this system. Using principles from equity law -- which deals with fairness and trust -- you can assert your true status as a living man or woman, not just a registered legal fiction. Why This Matters The book isn't about rejecting law or encouraging rebellion. It's about learning how the current system actually works, and showing people that they may have more rights than they realise -- if they know how to claim them properly. It teaches how to work with the law, rather than being unknowingly ruled by it. This is for readers who want to better understand: How government power really operates Why legal identity matters The tone is respectful but direct, offering insight into history, law, and personal empowerment. It encourages responsibility, awareness, and lawful action. What steps can be taken to regain personal standing in law

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0F673RHPM
• ISBN13: 9798319414526
• Release Date: April 2025
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 120 Pages
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.3" x 6.0"