HJR 192 Provided That The One With The Gold Paid The Bills

September 13, 2008
HJR 192 provided that the one with the gold paid the bills. It removed the
requirement that the United States subjects and employees had to pay their
debts with gold. It actually prohibited the inclusion of a clause in all
subsequent contracts that would require payment in gold. It also cancelled
the clause in every contract written prior to June 5, 1933, that required an
obligation to be paid in gold – retroactively. It provided that the United
States subjects and employees could use any type of coin and currency to
discharge a public debt as long as it was in use in the normal course of
business in the United States.
For a time, United States Notes were the currency used to discharge debts,
but later the Federal Reserve and the United States provided a new medium
of exchange through paper notes, and debt instruments that could be passed
on to a debtor’s creditors to discharge the debtor’s debts. That same currency
is available to us to use to discharge public debts.
The owner of the thing, after learning the law and discovering who he is in
relation to the United States, can file a UCC Financing Statement and
Security Agreement registering his interest in the artificial entity (PERSON)
the United States created after Mom applied for a birth certificate. That was
the act of registering her biological property, her baby (substance), with the
State of _______. The United States holds the paper title (form), not the
substance (baby). Until your Financing Statement is filed, the United States
is the holder of the title to the artificial entity. Its name is spelled in all
capital letter – JOHN HENRY DOE. When John Henry Doe files the
Financing Statement supported by a Security Agreement signed by the
artificial entity (JOHN) and the owner (John), he becomes the holder in due
course of the title to JOHN. The UCC and the State commercial law are very
specific about the effect of a registered security interest. It has priority over
most other interest claimed (only claimed) in the same thing. The evidence
that is missing in the court, is the registered claim over the person (JOHN).
The owner also must notify the Secretary of the Treasury that he is going to
handle his own affairs in the future. He can file a Bill of Exchange with the
Secretary through which he exchanges his person’s accepted-for-value birth
certificate and social security numbers, for a chargeback of all the presumed
charges brought against his person since the birth certificate was issued.
The owner can also reserve a noncash Federal Reserve routing number and
any number of noncash instrument numbers by filing an amendment to his
Financing Statement or just including his reservation on his original
Financing Statement. Each bank account opened in the name of the owner’s
person has a routing number. If an account is open, it is available to process
cash items. If you write a check to the plumber, it can be converted to cash at
your bank. You cannot write a check on an account that has been closed.
Those accounts and their routing numbers are reserved for noncash items for
the person (JOHN) that opened the account originally. Accounts that have
been closed by the bank instead of the person, should not be used for
noncash items. Once this is done, you are in a position to begin receiving
reimbursements against the obligation the United States owes to you for
money and time it has received that belongs to you.
The owner of registered things, who has learned the law and what his rights
are, and has filed his Financing Statement, Security Agreement, and Bill of
Exchange and reserved his noncash account routing numbers, can issue an
instrument indicating his UCC registration number, his registered Federal
Reserve routing number, the name of the public party making a charge
against his person, and the amount of the debt to be discharge
Think of the whole transaction in relation to a dead battery. The battery

represents your public person (JOHN), which is a dead entity that can
function within the public maize of fiction, transmitting benefits from the
public to you in the private IF it is charged up. You cannot go into the public
because you are not a fiction. JOHN has no power until it is charged with
some energy. That energy comes from an IRS default notice, court judgment,
credit card bill, utility bill, traffic ticket, or some other instrument that has a
$ amount and JOHN’s name on it as the presumed debtor.
The bill is the energy. It charges the dead JOHN. You can now discharge
JOHN and put JOHN’s accrual account= with the charging party back to a
zero balance. You as the secured party over the assets put up as security by
JOHN to you as collateral for the debt JOHN owes you, can discharge
JOHN with a negotiable instrument for the same $ amount as the charging
instrument. The charging party that receives your noncash item can 1)
process it through a United States department, 2) give it to a third party, 3)
keep it to increase its liquidity.
3) The minute we accept their offer, we 'own' it ... and we control it, the
'negotiation' phase of the contract is over - all that remains is the
'consideration'. We've had our meeting of the minds. (Remember; 'agree
with thee adversary quickly ...') When we accept their offer for value we
have basically acknowledged the fact that there is no possible way to
literally 'pay' for their offer in the public sector due to the constant state of
'reorganization' of the UNITED STATES under the bankruptcy laws and the
fact that there is no actual 'money' in general circulation.
Therefore, we accept their offer for value by providing our signature on their
paperwork. This action is consistent with 'Public Policy' and the 'discharge'
of public debt. Remember; We (the people) are the Creditors in this
bankruptcy! The corporate UNITED STATES is the Debtor.

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Think of the whole transaction in relation to a dead battery. The battery

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