*How do you discharge debt, pay mortgage, recoup unlawful property taxes,
FICA taxes?????*Property Tax-I believes it's doable. 1 is with NASARA.
Mortguage you discharge with a 1. CAP Financial Security Instrument. 2.
UCC1 is doable but much harder. 3rd. is another way which I won't cover
here
If not UCC, how do you capture your allcap debtor?
No personal biased preferences, but facts of truth, pro / con, and how /
why
On Tue, Nov 9, 2021, 05:59 Rey Police <reypolice1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
JB
Firstly I commented your posting of list. Thank you.
May I add Blackstone's comments on English law.
A theses on common law 1765-1766.
Our Constitution is based on it.
To answer your question how to best post afv?
Answer Sue the wrong doers.
Charley on remedy to your first question.
Good day.
On Tue, Nov 9, 2021, 1:29 AM nrcwinner@xxxxxxxxx <nrcwinner@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
JB,
Job Well donefor us to memorize and use it before they replace with all
UCC as supreme law of their / the land.
The main reason we should not use UCC since it bring us back to
commerce.
Whats the most comprehensive way to establish our status, standing,
jurisdiction effectively?
How do we do redemptions a4v to discharge debts?
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On Sat, Nov 6, 2021 at 19:12, Charley Dan
<charleydan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Remember the most important is the constitutional limitations put on the
United States. Without jurisdiction the United States has no authority.
On Nov 6, 2021, 7:33 PM -0600, J_B <tf4624@xxxxxxxxx>, wrote:
For those who need a listing for court reasons or personal :-)
These, and all others, are universally known as supreme law of the land:
• The Holy Bible, KJV 1611 GOD’s Law’s are Superior Law
• 1215 Magna Carta
• 1606 The First Charter of Virginia
• 1620 Mayflower Compact
• 1628 Petition of Rights
• 1641 Grand Remonstrance
• 1689 English bill of rights
• 1765 The Declaration of rights in congress at New York
• 1774 The Declaration of rights in congress at Philadelphia
• 1775 The Declaration of Arms
• 1776 The Virginia Declaration of rights
• 1776 Declaration of Independence
• 1777 the Articles of Confederation
• 1783 Treaty of Peace
• 1787 Northwest Ordinance
• 1789 The Constitution for the united States of America
• 1791 The Bill of Rights
• 1868 The Constitution of The United States of America
• 1864, 1929 and 1949 The Geneva Conventions
• 1948 The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• 23 March 1976 The International Covenant of Civil and Political Rights,
Articles 1-27*
