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Originally posted by daddio
Here's the deal, when you were born a one million dollar bond was issued on your birth name in all caps. That bond was passed to the Fed so they could print one million dollars in your name
Believe it or not 30 million poeple, and that is a low estimate, have done this,
In several of the “checkpoint” videos, where Border Patrol stops people, I notice that those who do not cave, are ultimately told, “Our superiors feel that, uh, we got better things to do than to play this game with you, sir, so we’ve been ordered to allow you to depart the checkpoint.” What they are really saying is, “We were told to say, ‘we have to let you go, if we cannot get you to play our game with us…… sir’.” When we stop consenting to play, the game will end. Got it?
Originally posted by daddio
I will not dignify anything of yours with a response to you.
Originally posted by Jwest06
It's never been that I'm afraid, I just don't want to mess up and end up in jail for my own stupidity lol. I've actually had the Kymatica transcript of that section printed for a while and plan on talking to a lawyer I trust about it sometime in the near future. The jist I've had down. Don't give consent, don't represent the corporation with the same name as you.
One of the things I was told and was looking forward to was no more car insurance, no more license plate, only a sign that says "Kiss my ass, this is freedom." I should have both books read by the end of the weekend.
Originally posted by Jwest06
I've ran into a snag already in "The Redemption Manual". Please tell me you don't have to be Christian to pull this off. I got to the UPS part and it's all about your Christian rights and that's one thing I will pretend not to be. It said you needed to have a proof of baptism thing which I could get since I was a Christian as a kid, but that's one thing I absolutely will not pretend.
Originally posted by eLPresidente
I have been getting calls from debt collection agency recently, I have also had received many calls from them in the past regarding the person who last used my mobile phone number. I don't know if they're coming for me now or if they want the same guy but they keep leaving my voicemails and never mentioning my name. I read something about, always responding to documents within 72 hours but for third parties like debt collectors, we don't have to respond to them, correct? They didn't even use my name for goodness sakes.
CREDITOR DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
Name and address of collector (assignee): _____________________________________________________________
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Name and address of Debtor: _____________________________________________________________
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Account Number(s): _____________________________________________________________
What are the terms of assignment for this account? You may attach a facsimile of any records relating to such terms.
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Have any insurance claims been made by any creditor or assignee regarding this account? Yes / No
Has the purported balance of this account been used in any tax deduction claim? Yes / No
Please list the particular products or services sold by the collector to the debtor and the dollar amount of each:
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Upon failure or refusal of collector to validate this collection action, collector agrees to waive all claims against the debtor named herein and pay debtor for all costs and attorney fees involved in defending this action.
X_________________________________________Date_______________
Authorized signature for collector
Please return this completed form and attach all assignment or other transfer agreements that would establish your right to collect this debt. Your claim cannot be considered if any portion of this form is not completed and returned with the required documents. This is a request for validation made pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. If you do not respond as required by this law, your claim will not be considered and you may be liable for damages for continued collection efforts. Please allow thirty days for processing after receipt of your request.
Originally posted by ivorywire
If you want to play lawyer, why not just pay the $20,000 and get a law degree? Maybe I'm missing something, but removing yourself from the system doesn't sound very attractive.
[edit on 13-3-2010 by ivorywire]
Originally posted by dede95064
This is all new to me and I'm also following this thread. To those that are experienced with this, I am confused by the difference in strategies to go about becoming "free". For instance, what is the difference between the PAC group and say Winston Shrout or Robert Menard's way of approachig this? The PAC group seem to be against either of the two guys mentioned above as they refute the whole strawman/free man on the land stance. I have been reading up on all three and the PAC group seems a little bit more sketchy as they don't go into too much detail as to how they enable one to become free, as they ask you to send them money so that they can do the process for you.
Originally posted by dede95064
Thanks for your response daddio!
And mal1970 thank you as well!
Why would one prefer to be out of the system completely if one still has to be part of it in order to receive stuff like a job, travel/fly overseas, cell phone, electricity, internet, and so on? How is that possible when you're out of the system entirely? How can you purchase say a house or a new car without credit if you don't have the cash up front? Isn't one's 'credit rating' the crutch that forces people to be part of this system or which makes it that much more difficult to be out of it? This is the practical component I am interested in if I'm to pursue this avenue. If this means to become self-sufficient like the Amish, that too has its perks and not-so-great perks. Establishing my own community without these 'laws' would be ideal but that too requires a lot of effort. Of course, anything you choose will require some effort. That is why I am curious to know about those experienced in this movement to see the pros and cons of all sides, not just one.
I have seen Robert Menard claim that our birth certificate is a bond worth around $15 million dollars at least and that we're millionaires and we don't even realize it. If that is the case and he knows this, it does not appear that he has cashed in on his and thus become a millionaire. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Originally posted by dede95064
Thanks for your response daddio!
And mal1970 thank you as well!
I have seen Robert Menard claim that our birth certificate is a bond worth around $15 million dollars at least and that we're millionaires and we don't even realize it. If that is the case and he knows this, it does not appear that he has cashed in on his and thus become a millionaire. Correct me if I'm wrong.