I will simply address the oaths issue out of experience:
These folks take oaths; getting a certified copy written and into the court record is impossible... (attachment).
Recently I heard about a fellow who prodded the attorney-in-the-black-robe to promise that by coming across the Bar (traffic court) he would not be losing any rights. Simple as that. Finally the attorney promised and then slowly realized for whatever reason this was a bad case to have in his court. He let the matter go for $8.
Appearance is believe it or not, a voluntary arraignment. You have to understand that the hearings are for show; the trial usually happened at the mailbox or on the side of the road.
As for the different kinds of courts and Articles, I think you will get in trouble with the way you asked the question. The gold fringes are meaningful, maybe not exactly admiralty but one thing for certain to pay attention to: Among the United States Codes we find all sorts of things legislated by Congress. Then we get to Title 4 USC -
The Flag, and find that is simply an
Executive Order by Dwight Eisenhower. The dominions of the President to legislate are by tradition through Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy during emergency or war. The province of the flag belongs to the President. The fringes are a matter of military preference and the military by tradition operates in the international realm (posse commitatus) of admiralty. One fellow broke that mold and formed a jury under a justice of the peace without the scope of banking - the
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And even more recently a fellow was able to hold hearings on the original side of the Tenth Circuit's jurisdiction according to the rules:
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Why do people, even here continue to be baffled? I don't really know. I attribute it to the mathematics... I am out of contract and though people will give me what I do not have, I have no DOB, SSN or birth certificate until I say so. Time and time again, proceedings are stumped until I accept them as some kind of gift or privilege from society in compact. And having access to the federal repository helps too. I think it is probably both factors working in conjunction that gives me a fairly unique perspective.
I am not in support of government bonds as government currency. [March 6, 1933 That defeats all jurisdiction that any government-built court can muster. I find it exciting that Kgod999 has opened up that door recently. In my psychological profiling I am wondering if members here will see how powerful it is to simply bring proof your conviction will be sold by the court
en banc and simply refuse to participate - volunteer the prosecutor as fiduciary must pull out his checkbook or go to jail to settle up any jump-the-gun hypothecation on the Chinese' part. Hell, it's not even the Chinese; I hear Merrill-Lynch is busy incorporating these bonds into mutual fund portfolios!
So get after it! Quit injuring yourselves trying to get answers to loaded questions.
Regards,
David Merrill.
P.S. I think you should know that even if properly formed under FOIA, a request for your IMF does not need be answered because the Treasury is not governmental. FOIA only applies to government agencies.
Over on Quatloos however they seem to think that you just call and get the IMF, decoded upon request within about 10 days. There are a lot of IRS folks there speaking and so maybe you can do that - I just doubt it would be accurate as far as the BATF attachment (Title 27 enforcement authority) and therefore it is probably not a certified copy of the IMF. Meaning it is not usable testimony in court.
Ask AndyK/Obviousman:
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