In other words, a feudalistic property rules, in the guise of Equitable discharge of obligations to tender in Equity and not “pay” at Law, was instituted in violation of our and compels Sovereign American individuals into a feudalistic peonage, or unconscious servitude to the private banks (Federal Reserve Banks, National Banks, State Banks), in violation of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America. Because of the jurisdiction of the Law Merchant, we are not under Common Law, we do not have access to our Right to a Common Law Jury, and as a result our property can be, and every day is, taken rather than owed courts.

The Sheriff, in unknowing and unthinking acceptance of this situation, has become the “bag man” for a bunch of private criminals, and thereby is committing crimes himself, and is therefore a criminal. It is a criminal activity to violate Constitutional Legal rights along with his oath regarding work environment to support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America and the Constitution of his own State, it being drafted in conformance thereto, and being secondary thereto.

He could be virtually

The Banks, including the Federal Reserve Banks and the National Banks, are incorporated by the State and operate under Banking Statutes (you will notice I do not use the word Laws), These statutes allow, or at least do not prohibit, the creation of “demand deposits” or “checkbook money”, which is not really money, but is actually credit, or debt, created on the spot out of thin air on two levels. One by the Federal Reserve Banks (they write checks on themselves, thereby creating Federal Reserve Credit “out of thin air”, in order to “purchase investments”, such as U. S. Government Securities. These then become part of the National Debt, and provide the banking system with new Reserves). On the strength of these newly purchased Securities, they are able to obtain from the Treasury, newly printed Federal Reserve Notes, to cover the new checks when they are cashed.Continue reading→