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Calm Down...............
Alright everyone………
I though the obvious would not have to be explained……
1) The “the Homestead Act of circa 1862, stating the purchaser 'shall be entitled to a patent upon' such and such conditions.” Is not relevant as you are not the original purchaser under that act, or are you?
2) By doing the research and proving an un-broken chain of title and obtaining a certified copy of every change of title from you to the paten and sandwiching them into an ABSTRACT, you do assert your superior claim that NO ONE CAN OVERCOME as the supreme court for the united states of America has ruled on so many times that THEY WILL NOT HEAR IT AGAIN…
3) The paten is the supreme title and by the fact of NO BREAK in title you are an assigned, an heir, or a grantee. In any of the foregoing carries the same weight in a court of law.
There is NO OTHER PAPERWORK!
On you all, Blessings.
With HIM all things are possible, all you have to do is ask.
Glenn
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