Law Set and Trust Conditions (public viewing).

I am keeping this a public post because I think it is about time. I have developed process upon the correct interpretation of law so that one is removed from being chattel for the national debt. Download and open this Law Package in a new tab, and also read these two pictures.

To enter into the Trust, you endorse your paycheck into the (1933) new account.

The act of endorsement (1934) registers the citizen as a Member Bank.

The foundation is Section 16 of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. “They shall be redeemed in gold on demand…” Bottom paragraph is the remedy.

Note that they are referring to bank markers as “Federal Reserve notes” but you should soon think of “They in the key sentence as people like you, redeemed from the national debt. There is a keen slight of hand around this new “chit” or bank marker. It is elastic currency to be exchanged instead of having to move metal gold around between “member banks”. We showed above how easy it became in 1934 to become a “member bank”.

Endorsement of private credit from the Fed enters one as a member bank.

An attorney trick is that in 1933 Federal Reserve notes was revised to Federal Reserve bank notes – making it more specific that Federal Reserve notes were trading chits between banks, however making it seem to the layman that there are two different kinds of notes – Federal Reserve notes and Federal Reserve bank notes.

Above, looking again we find that both are the same thing – “Recognized government bonds…”

A year later, Congress simply made it as easy as signing your name in endorsement on the back of the paycheck to be participating and mortgaging your character as chattel in the national debt. Therefore all one needs to do is to make your demand for lawful money (not gold metal) to receive US notes in the form of Federal Reserve notes.

It will take some study and maybe even a nap for this to set right mentally. If you look at the fourth portion of the Combined Laws you see that in 1971 the US Treasury decided that since Fed notes worked in all ways like US notes (lawful money) that there was no need to keep US notes in print.

Therefore thinking it through, since US notes are not to be held in reserve they are lawful money. And because of the Trading with the Enemy Act that FDR used to fight a war with the Great Depression, gold is no longer accessible at any reasonable trade rate. So by substitution when you demand lawful money you are making demand for US notes (lawful money) but you can realistically only expect Federal Reserve notes, or if you will, Federal Reserve bank notes. But you are not a member bank anymore because you make your demand. Therefore you are only handling lawful money in the form of legal tender.