[iamfreeru2]

Hello all,

Sorry I am not around much at the moment, but have my own day in court coming up where I hope to have some fun. The other day my legal fiction (strawman) received a summons in a suit that was filed by the Bank. The defendant will not be responding, but the real flesh and blood man will be filing a counter claim and motion for summary judgment as a interested and injured party. The flesh and blood man tendered his exemption for discharge of the alleged debt and the Bank did not respond or rebut the tender. The doctrine of estoppel will be used in the counter claim and motion for summary judgment. NOT the merits of whether the tender was valid or not. It will be based strictly on procedure.

If on the off chance the flesh and blood loses the counter claim and motion for summary judgment, it won't matter. I as the flesh and blood man have nothing that can be taken. This court action is a waste of time and is costing no one but the Bank. It's fun when you are judgment proof and can have fun in the process.