WHY
THE UCC FILING
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In
the 1920s the States accelerated the push for mothers to register
their babies. Life was good and people were not paying attention to
what was happening in government. The stock market crashed, and those
who were not on the inside were not warned to take their money out before
they lost everything.
In
the 1930s federal legislation provided for registration of
babies through applications for birth certificates, so government workers
could get maternity leave with pay.
The
States pushed for registration of cars through applications for certificates
of title, and for registration of land through registration of
deeds of trust. Constructive trusts secretly were created as each of
the people blindly walked into the United States democracy, thereby
agreeing to be sureties for the debts of the United States.
The
great depression supplied the diversion to keep the peoples attention
off what government was doing. The Social Security program was implemented,
along with numerous other United States programs that invited the American
people to volunteer to be the sureties behind the United States
new registered property and adhesion contracts through the new United
States subjects.
The
plan was well on its path by 1933. Massive registration of property
through United States agencies, including the State of _______ subdivisions,
was assuring the United States and its officers would get rich beyond
their wildest expectations, as predicted by Mendall House. All of this
was done without disclosure of the material facts that accompanied each
application for registration fraud. The fraud was a sufficient
reason to charge all the United States officers with treason, UNLESS
a remedy could be supplied for the people to recoup their property and
collect for the damages they suffered as a result of the fraud.
If
a remedy were available, and the people chose not to or failed to use
their remedy, no charge of fraud could be sustained even in a common
law court. The United States only needed to provide the remedy. It was
not required to explain it or even tell the people where the remedy
could be found. The attorneys did not even have to be taught about the
remedy. That gave them plausible deniability when the people struggled
to understand the new laws. The legislators did not have to have the
intricate details of the law explained to them regarding the bills they
were passing. That gave them plausible deniability.
If the people failed to use their remedy, the United States came out
the winner every time. If the people did discover their remedy, the
United States had to honor it and release the registered property back
to the people, but only if the people knew they had a remedy, and only
if they requested it in the proper manner. It was a great plan.
With
plausible deniability, even when the people knew they had a remedy and
pursued it, the attorneys, judges, and legislators could act like they
did not understand the peoples claims. Requiring the public schools
to teach civics, government, and history classes out of approved politically
correct text books also assured the people would not find the remedy
for a long time.
Passing
new State and Federal laws that appeared to subject the people to rules
and regulations, added another level of protection against the people
finding their remedy. The public media was molded to report politically
correct, though substantially incorrect, news day after day, until few
people would even think there could be a remedy available to them. The
people could be separated from their money and their time to pursue
the remedy long enough for the solutions to be lost in the pages of
millions of books in huge law libraries across the country.
So
many people know there is something wrong with all the conflicts in
the laws with the facts taught in the schools. How can the
American people be free and subject to a sovereign governments whims
at the same time? Who would ever have thought the people would be resourceful
enough to actually find the remedy? BUT they did!
Cont'd
1933
