Governor for the IMF

[David Merrill]

The Senate Report accompanying the Bretton Woods Amendments in the mid-70's expressly forbids the Secretary of the Treasury a/k/a US Governor for the International Monetary Fund from being paid by the United States. He is of course being paid by the Institution (IMF) and would be collecting double salary. It is clear especially after reading United Nations in World Book Encyclopedia (1966) that Secretary Paulson (formerly Snow) is an employee of the United Nations through the IMF, a UN organ).

Skeptics including court clerks think that the Secretary of the Treasury is a government employee. Nope. Court clerks say he should be given the sixty day response period to a federal summons instead of the twenty day period. At least they used to until I started citing the Senate Report. I came across an interesting confirmation that nothing has changed about that infrastructure - that the IMF is really the entity housed in the Main Treasury at 1500 Pennsylvania Avenue NW there adjacent to the White House at 1600.


Regards,

David Merrill.

David: by chance do you have a link to location to download that document? If you do, it would be deeply appreciated.

Jerry.

Disregard... missed your edit..

Jerry

[David Merrill]

I will try uploading it into articles or some such here. Otherwise I may send it to webmaster like I did the Fed comic book.

http://www.suijuris.net/forum/articl...html#post82653



Regards,

David Merrill.


P.S. Note that one time I called the IMF/Treasury to confirm that the Secretary was still titled US Governor for the IMF and the receptionist assured me that there was nobody in government by that title (anymore). However this is a current Staff Directory calling John Snow "US Governor" of The IMF. Interesting that they do not seem to want people to know what I just told you.

[David Merrill]

On the face of the FRN is a contract between the US Treasury - Treasurer of the United States (Anna Escobedo Cabral on one in my wallet) and the IMF/Treasury; Main Treasury - Secretary of the Treasury (John W. Snow).

So maybe you understand how issues of Libel of Review and Refusal for Cause fall under The Supplemental Rules of Certain Admiralty and Maritime Claims? Federal Reserve Notes are a matter of international bankruptcy - admiralty.



Regards,

David Merrill.