When confronted by police, judges, or other authorities, never confess your identity, as doing so acknowledges their jurisdiction and locks you into their commercial system. This guide outlines how to neutralize such encounters, maintain your status as a creditor, and leverage commercial law to protect your sovereignty.Core Principles
- Commerce and Contracts: All interactions with authorities are commercial, operating under war powers in a state of emergency. The U.S. Constitution’s commerce clause functions in the private international law of bankers, to whom governments are bankrupt. Courts operate in admiralty/maritime law, where the captain’s word is law, and you have no rights unless you assert them.
- Military Enforcement: All activities, deemed interstate commerce, are enforced by military war powers with severe penalties for impeding revenue collection.
- No Money, Only Debt: The U.S. operates in bankruptcy, using Federal Reserve Notes (FRNs) as debt instruments. Everything is bookkeeping, with assets (credits) equaling liabilities (debits), balanced within three days per the Federal Truth in Lending Act (12 U.S.C. § 1601, Regulation Z).
- Commercial Presentments: Citations, summonses, indictments, or complaints are commercial offers to contract, creating a debt that authorities seek to balance with your payment, performance, or incarceration.
- Deny/Fight: Contesting charges traverses into their jurisdiction, legitimizing their claim and locking you into a court proceeding to resolve facts. This is a commercial dishonor.
- Demur: Accepting facts but raising legal issues (e.g., statute of limitations) requires a court proceeding to resolve legal disputes.
- Stand Mute: Invokes both law and facts, leading to a plea entered by the judge and a court proceeding. This is also a dishonor.
- Protest: Denying jurisdiction triggers a court process to resolve the dispute.
- Accept for Value: Accepting the offer for value dissolves the controversy, makes you the creditor and owner of the contract, and eliminates the need for court proceedings.
- Never Volunteer: Do not appear voluntarily at a police station or court, as this acknowledges their jurisdiction. Let the offer come to you.
- Three Questions Dialogue:
- First: When your name is called, say: “I am here concerning that matter. May I have your name, please?” If the judge provides a title (e.g., “Judge Smith”), respond: “Thank you for your offer, which I accept for value. Please state your name, not your title.”
- Second: Ask: “Do you have a claim against me?” If they stand mute or say no, proceed.
- Third: Ask: “Do you know anyone who has a claim against me?” If they claim “The State has a claim,” respond: “I call the State to the witness stand.” If no claimant appears, say: “It appears no one has a claim against me. I request the order of the court be released to me immediately.”
- Avoid Identifying Yourself: Never provide your date of birth, driver’s license, or Social Security Number, as these tie you to the strawman (all-caps name) and the Cesta Que Trust. Without identification, authorities have two hours to identify you; if you identify yourself, they can hold you for 72 hours.
- Handling Documents: If given a citation or summons, make copies, keep the original pristine, and stamp a copy: “Accepted for value, all related endorsements, front and back, in accordance with House Joint Resolution 192 of June 5, 1933.” Sign and date in blue ink, then return it to the sender within 10 days. This makes you the creditor and holder in due course.
- File a UCC-1: File a UCC-1 Financing Statement, listing yourself (upper and lower case name) as the Secured Party and your all-caps name as the debtor. This establishes your supreme claim, making you the creditor in any proceeding.
- Notarized Copies: Obtain certified true copies of your UCC-1 and any case documents (e.g., court docket sheet). Have them notarized with multiple acknowledgments. Serve one notarized copy on the judge or agency via process server or Registered Mail with an Affidavit of Service.
- Demand Proof: Include a statement like: “Enclosed is a notarially acknowledged copy of documents substantiating my supreme claim. Provide proof of a superior claim within [time frame] or your failure constitutes conclusive presumption that no such claim exists. Adjust the account and release the order of the court immediately.”
- Effect: Notarized documents must be entered as evidence, forcing judicial notice. This proves your claim upon which relief can be granted, ensuring you prevail as the creditor.
- Dishonor and Bonds: If you dishonor a presentment (e.g., contest or ignore it), the offeror performs a Banker’s Acceptance, issuing a bond (e.g., 10-100 times the face amount) against your strawman. Counties profit from these bonds. If you don’t pay in FRNs, you’re incarcerated as surety to balance the ledger.
- Prison Industry: Judges, part-owners of private prisons, profit from incarcerations. Prisons in states like California, Texas, and Florida are major industries, warehousing people to raise bonds against their strawmen.
- Bail Bonds: Accept a bail bond for value, return it to the bondsman, and register it in the Commercial Registry as your secured property to neutralize it.