As in compliance with the BILLS OX EXCHANGE ACT, House Joint Resolution 192, of 1933 Public Policy 73-10, 31 USC § 3123, 18 USC § 8, UCC § 3-311, 3-104, 3-419, and 3-603. Obstruction is happening everyday. One must enforce! House Joint Resolution 192 OF 1933 PUBLIC LAW 73-10: Stipulates nobody can demand payment…
DEBT FREE IS THE KEY! So they didnt accept the coupon with the codes? Here i briefly explain the Purpose of this process and what to expect and resources to get a deeper comprehension.
We the People were made private bankers according to the law with the authority to issue notes to discharge lawful debts. This must remain in effect until money and the property is returned to We the People without any encumbrances. HJR 192: “Now, there-fore be it. Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of…
Michael Tellinger explains how he successfully created and paid the banks with his own promissory notes. Please pay close attentions to the details – you can download a copy of the generic Promissory Note on the UBUNTU Party Website. Click on the note to open the text box and fill in your own details –…
A read through of some Law and Stipulation regarding BILLS of EXCHANGE, How all Debts are obligations of the United States Treasury, and Tender of Payment can be made in various methods, and if they don’t accept your payment the debt is discharged. The document being read here can be found on REALWORLDFARE.COM
A read through and discussion of the BILLS OF EXCHANGE ACT which stipulates One can tender a BILL OF EXCHANGE to setoff and.or discharge a debt obligation.
ALL bank accounts have two sides to them. A Public (liabilities) side and a Private (assets) side, as substantiated by GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and GAAS (Generally Accepted Auditing Standards). Imagine a bank like a big bookshelf, with two sides, where the first side holds all the things the bank holds or owns. Assets…
TRUSTS: Where Fraud is seemingly permissible by the courts, government, and public servants/trustees. Sourced from Realworldfare.com TRUST. – In General A right of property, real or personal, held by one party for the benefit of another. See Good- win v. McMinn, 193 Pa. 646, 44 A. 1094, 74 Am.St. Rep. 703; Boyce v. Mosely, 102…