Apr 05, 2014 5:25 PM

that thing about the $21, is the price in silver you need to bring a suit in court against another. i dont believe you need that in stamps. but also you produced a DL as ID. many of us dont have those either.

Well it worked and thats what counts and stands as a fact. I heard of much here who say this and that but haven't done anything. This is my proof and proof that it works and this is with criminal charges and a person pressing charges and I was already in jail. This isnt a matter of some fine or ticket. So no I didn't use or need silver. I didn't go to trial either.

In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law. This is one reason, Im just sharing what I did and what help me ,feel free to do as you please.

i dont think the 21 in postage deserves any credit. thats all i meant.

Michael A Rivera, I've never seen a birth certificate with a bar code on it. My BC has my mothers signature on it, along with a lot of other information, but no bar code. The bonded birth certificates I have are called, "long copy". What is the name of your birth certificate that contains a bar code with an easily identified bond number? Thank you!!!!

Short copy, I wanted to get a long copy. But you should have a Bond number on the long copy as well. Its starts with a letter and then 8 numbers. The letter is actually the first initial of the company thats making money off if it. Like mine has a M and its fucking Macy's They have 3million off of my name.

Take that back, start with a letter but not always have 8 numbers.