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Originally Posted by courttroubles
So my ??? are ....Should I file the subpoena first before a R4c? Who should receive these items? The original lender? The servicer now? The foreclosure attorney? Anyone else?
Even if I go this route how does it stop the POS from not doing it again to someone else? These attorneys, trustees, judges need to be held responsible for their lies to good people.
Thanks,
Kathy
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I have not gone back into details and am making a presumption about your accusation.
If you endorse private credit from the Fed, the Treasury holds a first lien on anything you purchase with those private credit FRNs - you bonded yourself collateral against the elasticity of
elastic currency. You became FDR's
Government bonds.
The second thing to understand is imbedded in my signature - quoting Shoonra's stand that the Magna Charta has been nullified by the Pope and that the government was justified by people "hoarding" their own gold in 1933. Shoonra is an attorner for the banking interests of the Crusaders and Crown Templars. It is revolting to the senses, I know, and this might prompt more disgusting homophobic insults - me revealing this again.
Delovio v. Boit is a wonderful example and like the above amendment in verbiage about names, one cannot find the full verbiage of Justice Story (1815) on the Internet (last I tried. I had to go to the Library and get on their subscription services).
http://friends-n-family-research.inf...vio_v_Boit.zip
And attached is a scan of the Library printout page, revealing how the Crusaders adopted the Laws of Oleron into the Black Book of the Admiralty to justify the pilfering of Jerusalem and the Holy Land with the rules of admiralty, forfeiture, jettison, flotsam etc...
The point I am making is that you must go into admiratly Restricted Appearance to confine all issues to terms of express contract, in order to back out and be a woman on the land. Then you are competent common law in the cognizance of the US. That is important to give that notice.
Regards,
David Merrill.