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Lien On Private Property?

Anyone place a contractual agreement on a dollar of any domination and then, have a friend place a lien on it after recording the dollar [i.e. copy on paper with contract inserted] in a county recorder of deed's or mec. file? Or maybe, place it into a news paper "legal notice" section after filing?

I believe, with the "proper" claim to the either the Comptroller of the Currency or the Bureau Office Of The Public Debt you could have your money back when making a claim against "priavte property".


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What could possibly lead you to believe that the comptroller of the currency could possibly care in the slightest about any kind of claim you might consider making?

In the first place, you cannot file a lien against currency, and in the second place, you would have to go through a court proceeding to get one that would be enforceable, and then it would only be against property and/or bank accounts. Other that costing you a filing fee, filing it with the county recorder will have exactly as much effect, which is to say none.
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Without Prejudice. The FRN itself may already be a lien on the assets of the FRB.
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Well, You Don't Know Your Rights.....

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What could possibly lead you to believe that the comptroller of the currency could possibly care in the slightest about any kind of claim you might consider making?

In the first place, you cannot file a lien against currency, and in the second place, you would have to go through a court proceeding to get one that would be enforceable, and then it would only be against property and/or bank accounts. Other that costing you a filing fee, filing it with the county recorder will have exactly as much effect, which is to say none.


First, a dollar is an "unsigned check" and the fedaral government that, "offered" them to me is no longer the contractor if, it no longer has a tax and i'm private contracting with another party/company. I am a "reciever" [Note: Doesn't the clerk of courts stamp RECIEVED on ALL your documents? Look in the Bankers and Bankers Title 12 books. That will explain that, RECIEVEING ANYTHING is a contractual obligation to YOU and forged by the government. ONLY the 'good faith and backed by the people of the (u)sa can "pay" in gold and silver'. Check the 14 admentmant, again.] I got the idea from a guy that, paid a tax "claim" with a dollar and a contractual obligation "binding" the the UCC and the offer to the court for "consideration" and the collections effort of a refusal on the part of tax "offer" under UCC.

Second, a dollar "private" is as good as a private "observation" without a thrid-party intervener by private right of a federal "Citzen" if, appliable by public law.

Third, the comptroller has an "oath" and a "bond" to look after so-called "currency" [i.e. energy "moving" in commerce i.e. private rights, i.e. you and however BELIEVE'S in THEIR bull!].

And lastly, "commerical paper" is EQUAL to it's offer as long as it has be in consideration of an public contractor [public news paper or judical notice by comptroller/judge or foregin agent] and that, the public "UNDER-stands" the what has happened by private RIGHT.

Hope thats helps you with the "way-it-it"...

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