I'm new in this group but not new to what is going on. Very aware of Corp US. Spent 70 days in jail awaiting sentencing for "Simulating legal process" because I exercised Article 7 of the Bill of Rights. This all started with Discover Card dishonoring my instrument for discharge. At no time did I give them jurisdiction, they just took it their way all the way. Even brought in a sniper judge from another county. He had no problem violating his oath and breaking other laws during the whole thing. When I asked if he was a public trustee, 4 times, he said he didn't have to answer that. The whole thing was a farce. Now, I'm on probation for 3 1/2 years. Even that I didn't consent to except under duress as I need to support my family. Yeah, I know, lotsa luck getting a job with being a convicted felon.
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Derek Moran
Did you- "...I reserve all rights...," right off-the-bat when you were in this supposed 'court?'
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Pete Daoust
Hey, MONSIEUR LE JUGE, would you think it would be a good idea if we start ALL this by ME, reserving ALL RIGHTS :D ....(with one of my famous smiles )
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
Yes, reserved all rights. Also, the Judge" said he couldn't hear me unless I crossed the bar. So I made it clear that being forced through the bar I was in no way consenting to contract and still reserved all my God-given rights. Also put in court file Affidavit of Reservation of Rights, Affidavit of Status. Pointed out that we could not proceed as there was no plaintiff. Said there was no man/woman present with a verified claim against me, a man. I also did not "understand/stand under" the charges.
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
I didn't have this Affidavit of Mistake at the time. I had something similar from Tami Pepperman called a Forgiveness doc and an Executor doc but they just ignore everything.
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Pete Daoust
Notice of Mistake.. :)
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
It should have been dismissed for lack of jurisdiction for failure of due process. They served me through the mail so I put in an Affidavit of no Service. Denied.
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
OOps, yup, Notice of Mistake. I'm beginning to understand that affidavits are ignored by them. Apparently, we are to be doing Notices and Admissions.
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Chris Evan
Bildo, how did you have a Discover card without 14th Amendment status?
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
When I filled out the card agreement, I did the name in all caps and signed it with "By:" in the signature line. I have POA docs for the "legal person".
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
Just like when I deposit a check in the bank I endorse it with "Redeemed for lawful money pursuant to 12USC411" Then I sign with "By:" before my signature. I never claim to be the "person". I'm just the Authorized Representative.
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