The United States, a private for profit Federal Corporation, is bankrupt and has to pay our bills The

united states ...is a corporation, a legal fiction that existed well before the Revolutionary War. Republica v. Sween, 1 allas !". #nited States $ode Title %&, 'art (), $hapter 1*+, Subchapter ,, - "..%/ 0112 #nited States 3eans, 0,2 a 4ederal corporation 15"" 6arch 5, a ban7 e3ergency was declared by 'resident Roosevelt because of the insolvency 8ban7ruptcy9 of the #nited States. :xecutive ;rder +.*", +1.%, +111, +%+./ Senate Report 5"<1!5, pgs. 1&* = 15!, 15*". 15"" 6arch 5,The new 3oney 0paper pro3issory notes2 is issued to the ban7s in return for >overn3ent obligations, bills of exchange, drafts, notes, trade acceptances, and ban7er?s acceptances. The new 3oney will be worth 1.. cents on the dollar, because it is bac7ed by the credit of the nation. )t will represent a mortgage on all the homes and other property of all the people in the Nation. Senate ocu3ent @o. !", *"rd $ongressional Record, 1st Session. 15"" 6ay 1, gold was transferred 8stolen9 fro3 #. S. $itiAens to the #nited States by :xecutive ;rder +1.%. 15"" 6ay %", $ongress3an, Bouis T. 6c4adden brought for3al charges 0$ongressional Record 6ay %", 15"" page !.11< !.1&2 against the Coard of >overnors of the 4ederal Reserve Can7 syste3, The $o3ptroller of the $urrency and the Secretary of #nited States Treasury for nu3erous cri3inal acts, including but not li3ited to, conspiracy, fraud, unlawful conversion and treason. The petition for ,rticles of )3peach3ent was thereafter referred to the Dudiciary $o33ittee and has yet to be acted on. 15"" Dune 1, to 3itigate 6c4addenEs charges 0and prevent being hung for treason2, $ongress passed Fouse Doint Resolution 15% to provide #. S. $itiAens the right to set off all debt obligations as the consideration 0so3ething bargained for i.e., an exchange2 for the transfer of all the gold and property. )t is against 'ublic 'olicy 8applies only to $ongress9 to pay a debt. Chap. !, ! Stat. ""# in the #nited States Statutes at Barge is 'ublic Baw 8applies to everyone else9. 151. $ongress declared Gban7ruptcy and reorganiAationG. Secretary of Treasury appointed receiver in the ban7ruptcy. ReorganiAation 'lan, @o. %+, 1 #.S.$.,. 5."/ 'ublic Baw 5!<1+!/ Begislative Fistory, 'g. 15+*. 15*" GSince 6arch 5th, 15"", the #nited States has been in a state of declared national e3ergency 0ban7ruptcy2...G Senate Resolution 5, 5"d. $ongress, 1st. Session, 4oreward. The president signs 8renews9 this every year. 15** ;ct. %&th, the #nited States as a G$orporatorG and GStateG declared insolvency. State ban7s and 3ost other ban7s were put under control of the G>overnorG 0Secretary of the #. S. Treasury2 of the G4undG 0).6.4.2. %+ )R$ 1+1 0g2012/ #.$.$. 1< %.10%"2, $.R.S. "5<%%<1.".1, Westfall vs. Craley, 1. ;hio 1&&, *1 ,3. ec. 1.5, ,da3s vs. Richardson, ""* S.W. %d. 511/ Ward vs. S3ith, * Wall !!*. 155" 6arch 1*th, #nited States $ongressional Record, (ol. "", page F<1".". Spea7er<Rep. Da3es Traficant, Dr. 0;hio2 addressing the FouseH G6r. Spea7er, we are here now in chapter 11.. 6e3bers of $ongress are official trustees presiding over the greatest reorganiAation of any Can7rupt entity in world history, the #. S. >overn3ent. )t is an established fact that the #nited States 4ederal >overn3ent has been dissolved by the :3ergency Can7ing ,ct, 6arch 5, 15"", !& Stat. 1, 'ublic Baw &5<*15/ declared by 'resident Roosevelt, being ban7rupt and insolvent. F.D.R. 15%, *"rd $ongress Dune 1, 15"" I Doint Resolution To Suspend The >old Standard and ,brogate The >old $lause dissolved the Sovereign $uthority of the United States and the official capacities of all United States %overnmental &ffices, &fficers, and 'epartments and is further evidence that the #nited States 4ederal >overn3ent exists today in na3e only. The S#CST,@$: of the ,3erican citiAenry, their real property, wealth, assets and productivity that belongs to the3, was pledged by the govern3ent and placed at risk as the collateral for #S debt, credit, and currency for co33erce to function. #nder the 1!th a3end3ent and nu3erous Supre3e $ourt precedents, as well as in eJuity, private property cannot be taken or pledged for public use without (ust compensation or due process of law. The #nited States cannot pledge or ris7 the property and wealth of its 'R)(,T: $)T)K:@S for any govern3ent purpose without legally providing them remedy to recover what is due them on their ris7. $ourts have long ruled that to have one?s property legally held as collateral or surety for a debt, even when one still owns it and still has it, is to ')*+,-) him

of it since it is at risk and could be lost for the debt at any time . The #nited States Supre3e $ourt said that, the $onstitution provides that .private property shall not be taken for public use without (ust compensation./ #nited States v. Russell, 1" Wall, +%", +%*. Sureties compelled to pay debts for their *rincipal have been deemed entitled to reimbursement, even without a contractual pro3iseL ,nd probably there are few doctrines better establishedL 'earl3an v. Reliance )ns. $o., "*1 #.S. 1"%, 15+% #nited States $ode Title "1 section "1%" states that the US %overnment has an obligation dollarE principal and interest in legal tender $00 debts accrued by the $merican people.

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Those bac7ing the nation?s credit and currency cannot recover what is due them by anything drawn on Federal +eserve notes without expanding their ris7 and obligation to their own selves. ,ny recovery pay3ents bac7ed by this currency 04R@s or 4ederal Reserve ,ccounting #nit evices/ 4.R.,.#. .s2 would only increase the public debt its citiAens are collateral for, which an eJuitable R:6: M was intended to reduce, and in eJuity would not satisfy anything, for there was no longer actual 3oney of substance to pay anybody. )n other words, there is no actual 3oney in circulation by which debt owed fro3 one party to another can actually be repaid. Since 15"" no one has ever really been paid because thereEs been no 3oney of substance. :very ti3e we spend a 4ederal Reserve note 0dollar2 we increase the national debt by that sa3e a3ount. )very time we send our bills to Treasury for the set off we reduce the national debt by that same amount. 4ederal Reserve 'ublication 'ublic ebt, 'rivate ,sset says the national debt is owed to its creditors which is you and 3e. We are operating under official 'ublic 'olicy and 'ublic Baw set forth by the #@)T: ST,T:S when they confiscated all the lawful 3oney in circulation in 15"" and it beca3e i3possible to pay any debts with publicly sanctioned 3oney under the provision of the #nited States $onstitution, ,rticle ;ne, Section ten, $lause one. ,n return for the confiscation of the lawful money, the UN,T)' ST$T)S became liable to pay the debts of the people as fiduciary creditors 1Trustees2 of the people. Since all co33ercial energy in existence co3es fro3 the 3ental and physical powers of the living people, and not fro3 corporations or govern3ent, it is these living people who are the lenders or creditors to all of society. The govern3ent needed to account for how 3uch co33ercial energy it owed each and every one of us, the ulti3ate creditors, for our contribution. The creation of the SS@ accounts allowed the govern3ent to ta7e our co33ercial energy and use it to 7eep the nationEs econo3y 3oving forward in the ban7ruptcy, while at the sa3e ti3e not being guilty of fraud or theft. They borrowed against 83ortgaged9 our future energy thereby putting us at ris7 and they have to rei3burse us. They owe us, and therefore, we have a pre<paid account with the #@)T: ST,T:S 4: :R,B $;R';R,T);@ because we are the creditors and it is the debtor. The SS@ is to trac7 our clai3s against the #@)T: ST,T:S and is the record of an invisible Ntrust account? on the private side which they will never ad3it to publicly. The $,4R 8$o3prehensive ,nnual 4inancial Report9 is the accounting that 7eeps trac7 of the peopleEs contributions and the earnings on those contributions and is currently esti3ated at +. to 1.. trillion dollars. 8see cafr1.co39 ,!( 0,ccepted for (alue2 applies when a de3and is 3ade for pay3ent with i3plied consideration. )f there is no original wet<in7ed signed contract where both parties offer consideration, then there is no de3and possible, only de3and wO i3plied consideration which, according to the #$$ 8#nifor3 $o33ercial $ode9, holds inherent ris7 to the issuer/ if the instrument is accepted as consideration $N' returned for value T3) ,SSU)+ ,S 0,$40) F&+ T3) 4,00. That is where the pay3ent co3es fro3. )n the ban7rupt econo3y whoever brings a liability has to bring the re3edy. Whoever hands you a bill has to hand you the chec7 to payfor it. Write the ,ccepted for (alue verbiage on the state3ent andOor Pust write a private issue 6oney ;rder on the coupon part of the bill because they 7now we are accepting and returning it for value, and send it to Treasury to have it set off. The only way that utility co3pany got built is that they 3ortgaged 0borrowed against2 our property and future labor co3pensation 8only corporations have inco3e so they can be taxed9, so, everything since 15"" is 're<'aid. There is no need for us to pay twiceQ G,ll the property of this country now belongs to the state and will be used for the good of the state.G 4 R, 15"" The gov clai3s ownership of everything. They hold title to all property 0land, ho3es, cars, etc.2. They have 3ortgaged against our property and against our future labor, but where is the considerationR The only thing left to give bac7 to us is the discharge of all so<called debts. , true contract has consideration fro3 both parties. $onsideration occurs when the ban7, credit card co3pany, whoever, has actually offered you so3ething and you offered to pay the3 bac7. ;f course we 7now the ban7s, credit card co3panies,

whoever, do @;T actually loan us anythingQ They use our signature to get funds 0our own creditQ2 fro3 Treasury. >overn3ent cannot have a binding contract on you based on the rule of valuable consideration because everything govern3ent has ca3e fro3 you to begin with. Therefore, no adhesion contract, which identifies you as a public e3ployee, could be binding upon you. ,ll licenses are adhesion contracts. They assu3e and presu3e we volunteer to be a govern3ent e3ployeeOTrustee and volunteer to be under their Purisdiction. )f we ta7e advantage of their benefits then they presu3e correctly, unless we establish our status through public declaration and get the3 to recogniAe and ac7nowledge our status. 8see ennis $raig?s do not detain docs9 The fact that they did not loan us anything can be proven with a (; 0(alidation of ebt2 which they never will, or can, answer to our satisfaction because they cannot show they actually loaned us anything. , copy of the pay3ents you 3ade is @;T validation of a debt owed. )t does tell you how 3uch to sue the3 for to get your pay3ents bac7 and add that to the original a3ount of your credit they borrowed when you too7 out a so<called car or house loan. When they do not answer you by your deadline you default the3 and present copies of those letters to the court, and collect double or triple da3ages. 'ublicly Pudges and politicians will not ad3it to all this because of the chaos they believe will occur, and that we would probably hang the3 for wasting our lives in 3eaningless Pobs, when they were supposed to be setting off our billsQ When you receive a present3ent 8a so<called bill9 in the 3ail there is a state3ent part where you can write the ,!( verbiage, and a coupon part where you write the 3oney order. There is no set wording, but see 3y exa3ples below and if you want, change it, adPust it, but 3a7e it your own. ) no longer thin7 the ,!( verbiage is necessary. ,ll they want is the 3oney. Snow what you are doingQ o @;T stop 3a7ing the 3ini3u3 pay3ent until you get a present3ent that has credit on it. The birth certificate is your receipt for the contract or trust established with the govern3ent by your parents and which you ta7e over when you co3e of age. Mou are always the Ceneficiary but you also wear the hat of the Trustee when you discharge a debt 0Pust don?t tell the Pudge that2. ) have recently learned that the Trustee has all the power but ) have not confir3ed that. So, in open court 0public side2 you are Ceneficiary, but in Pudge?s cha3bers 0private side2 you are Trustee when you ,!(. ;r you 3ay si3ply write a 3oney order on their charging instru3ents. #nfortunately for the3 they will not ta7e in as 3uch 3oney if they were to warehouse you as freight in their prison. 8Dean Seating says he wrote an )nternational Cill of :xchange on a nap7in to get out of Pail and they gave hi3 a receipt and than7ed hi39 When they drag you to their private<for<profit court which is Pust another corporation and where living 3en and wo3en have @; business being, they assu3e and presu3e you are the Trustee whoEs Pob it is to shut up and pay the bills with your sweat eJuity. :stablish your position C:4;R: going to court by certified 3ail and when they donEt rebut your position 8they wontQ9 send the3 a default letter than7ing the3 for agreeing with you and send the3 your fee schedule for being 7idnapped 0arrested2, confined 0Pail, hand cuffs2 drug into court, etc. )f they want to fine you, order the3 to ta7e care of it as your Trustee or you can Pust ,!( andOor 3oney order it. ) do the ,!( and 3oney order all in red in7. 6ost fol7s sign and date in blue in7. on?t. #se redQ )ts o7ay to get a sta3p 3ade but you 3ay want to leave roo3 for signature and date. )nstead of a signature ) Pust put CyH in front of 3y printed na3e on the last (, 3edicine coupon ) received and they credited the account. So3e say the printed na3e )S a signature. ,ccepted for (alue :xe3pt fro3 levy Without recourse CyH sign your na3e here, ,uthoriAed Representative ;ctober %., %.11 :xe3ption ) T 1%"!1+*&5 8SST without dashes9 eposit to #. S. Treasury and charge the sa3e to whoever sent you the bill 6oney ;rder ;ctober %., %.11 'ay to the order ofH #. S. Treasury 'ayH Sixty three thousand eight hundred forty nine dollars and twenty one cents, U+",&!5.%1 $harge the su3 to (endor?s @a3e $redit the 3e3ory of 3y account 1%"!1+*&5 8SST without dashes9 without recourse CyH 4irst 6iddle Surna3e, ,uthoriAed Signature onor, Settlor, Ceneficiary, on behalf of 4)RST 6) B: S#R@,6: 1%"<!1<+*&5
(oid where prohibited by law

)ndorse the bac7/ Special deposit Redee3 in lawful 3oney without recourse CyH sign your na3e here ,uthoriAed Signature Send toH 1.,BB :CTS @;T )@ % ;R " )RS Technical Support ivision $Oo Treasury #$$ $ontract Trust )nternal Revenue Service 11.. 'ennsylvania ,venue, @W Washington, $ %.%%. %.)RS :CTS )RS Technical Support ivision )nternal Revenue Service Stop !!!. '.;. Cox 5."+ ;gden, #tah &!%.1 ". :CTS W)TF B):@0S2 )RS Technical Support ivision )nternal Revenue Service $ri3inal )nvestigation ivision Cox 15% $ovington, Sentuc7y !1.1% Mou can also send to/ epart3ent of the Treasury, )RS, 4resno, $, 5"&&&<.1.% 8where one 3an has been getting discharge for + years. See file9 or )nternal Revenue Service, $ri3inal )nvestigation ivision, '.;. Cox 11...., San 4rancisco, $, 5!111 or ,nna 6edloc7, C, ;perations 6anager, successors or assigns, )RS, ,ccounts 6anage3ent, '; Cox 1!5""&, ,ustin, TV *&*1! Dac7 S3ith says send it to the $) cause its their Pob to do the off set. 4or years we heard that people had success sending to ,nna 6edloc7 0who 3ay be retired2 who was head of the set off division if there is such a thing. 6a7e % copies of the ,!(Ed bill one to send to the (endor as a courtesy 03aybe theyEll do the right thing and do the set off2 and one for you to 7eep. ) send the original to Treasury. Mou 3ay also send a cover letter telling your e3ployees what to do, but shouldnEt be necessary. Fave a notary send and receive for you as proof of service or you 3ay send it certified or Pust throw it in the 3ail. ) plan to 3ail to all of the first three listed above but )Eve also sent 3y (, 3edicine bills only to 4resno and every bill )Eve received since has a credit on it so ) 3ay Pust send to only one address. 6y friend 6i7e had a delinJuent U&.. ,T=T bill he did the ,!( and 6; on and sent to San 4rancisco and it does not show up on his credit report. 6. Rasheed had the Treasury discharge a U+"S student loan. See 3yprivateaudio.co3 ougEs ,!( password is 3ethis for other successful exa3ples and see his files section at yahoo group a!v.

)Eve included an exa3ple letter of instructions Pust to show you it ainEt that hard to do. #se your brainQ Thin7Q Snow what you are doing. )t ainEt roc7et surgery or brain science. The cover letter is not reJuired, though They 3ay test you to see if they can get you bac7 into debtor thin7ing/ ;h gee they sent 3e a frivolous filing for U1,...... ) better pay 3y bills with 3y sweat eJuity 3oney and forget the whole thing. onEtQ Ce the creditor that you already are. Search the net for ,!(, FDR<15%, "1 #S$ 111&, >uaranty vs Fenwood. Read everything you can till you get co3fortable with the process. 6a7e the3 payOdischarge our so<called debts li7e they pro3ised. They did it for 3e. @ow prove it to yourself.

Hfirst<3iddleH cOo @otary 'ublic '; Cox 1%" $ity, State ,ugust 1&, %.11 epart3ent of the Treasury )RS Technical Support ivision $Oo Treasury #$$ $ontract Trust )nternal Revenue Service 11.. 'ennsylvania ,venue, @W Washington, $ ,ttention 'ublic Servants, #se this 3oney order for three thousand twelve dollars and thirteen cents to set off the enclosed present3ent. 'lease respond after the set off. ,ll responses in writing. Regards, Cy Hfirst<3iddleH on behalf of 4)RST 6) B: B,ST

ccH )RS Technical Support ivision, $Oo Treasury #$$ $ontract Trust, )nternal Revenue Service, 11.. 'ennsylvania ,venue, @W, Washington, $ %.%%. )RS Technical Support ivision, )nternal Revenue Service, Stop !!!., '.;. Cox 5."+, ;gden, #tah &!%.1 )RS Technical Support ivision, )nternal Revenue Service, $ri3inal )nvestigation ivision, Cox 15%, $ovington, Sentuc7y !1.1% epart3ent of the Treasury, )RS, 4resno, $, 5"&&&<.1.% 8where one 3an has been getting discharge for + years. See file9 )nternal Revenue Service, $ri3inal )nvestigation ivision, '.;. Cox 11...., San 4rancisco, $, 5!111 ,nna 6edloc7, C, ;perations 6anager, successors or assigns, )RS, ,ccounts 6anage3ent, '; Cox 1!5""&, ,ustin, TV *&*1!

8)f they donEt do the discharge li7e theyEre supposed to send again and 3ar7 it second pay3ent, third pay3ent, however 3any it ta7es. ;r after 1 or % atte3pts fill out an &!" for3 for a refund of the over pay3ents and send it to the $) and say/ why arenEt they doing their PobR9

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