Without Prejudice.
That is old news. Rehased that privately with someone who contacted me via this forum.
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in your letter dated December 23, 1997, you referred to yourself as one of the "...sovereign Citizens of one of the 50 states of the Union." By using the word "citizen", you are admitting that you are either a citizen of the United States or a resident of the State of Illinois (the state in which you live), or both. Otherwise, the term "citizen" would have no meaning because a nonresident alien cannot be a citizen of the United States.
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In other words they are telling him that he somehow contradicted himself or isnt making any sense and or that his statements in the letter show his incompetence--maybe yes he has zeal and a bunch of feel-good notions...but they are actually doing him a favor and telling him something quite educational: DO NOT PASS GO DO NOT COLLECT $200!
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If possible, please incorporate it into whatever file or record system you may have on (probably based upon my SSN).
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He has an SSN or doesnt?
Also, the addy on the envelop he opened probably was like:
DUNCAN J HEINZ
500 MAIN ST
DURAND, IL 61024.
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In both of your letters to the Department, your referred to the ""Illinois Republic". Please be advised that there is no such entity known as the "Illinois Republic". The State Constitution is labeled the "Constitution Of The State of Illinois" (emphasis added). The first line of the State Constitution clearly states "We, the People of the State of Illinois" (emphasis added). On April 18, 1818, the United States Congress passed enabling legislation to allow the people of the Illinois territory "to form . . . a constitution and state government. . . and when formed, shall be admitted into the Union upon the same footing with the original states, in all respects whatever."
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