COMMON LAW, which is unlike STATUTORY LAW that was written by a government legislature (or a king). That’s why legislatures in the past were TEMPORARY. They only met a few times a year, since they were only administering the public property. Common Law Courts of Record handled all the criminal matters, based on the 35 …
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Fiat money: Federal Reserve International Promissory Note Dollars Commercial Paper Military Script money that is not back by anything except the full faith and credit of you debt Slaves and is NOT convertible to gold or any other asset. Your Credit and Trust in Fiat Money is also supported by the Government deeming banknotes or FRN as …
The STA, S.T.A.M.P. ACT Medallion Signature Verification Security Stamp verifies that your CAP Security is legal and transferable security and you can get one at any credit union or bank which participates and bonded by the STA ACT, EXCEPT BANK OF AMERICA, where you have an established checking or savings account for at least 60 to 90 …
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Federal Reserve notes are legal tender currency promissory note debt instruments or promissory note Government Military Script Dollars. The twelve Federal Reserve Banks issue them into circulation out of thin air, monetized by your signature and then securitized by the bank or Treasury pursuant to the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. A commercial bank belonging …
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