Hope for the holidays for everyone fighting an uphill battle
A message of hope for everyone dealing with courts that operate commercially as banks. Corrupt officers of the court that ignore our God-given unalienable rights, attorneys who take advantage of their clients, and law enforcement overreach. There might be hope for all of us on the horizon. I have been pondering the meaning of the rollout of ISO 20022 and how it destroys law enforcement. Here are my thoughts on the matter: 1. Cant generate revenue off you anymore 2. No more: A. converting traffic stops into performance bonds B. Jail time generating municipal securities C. Officer Testimony creating debt obligations without a signed contract D. Fine, fees, forfeitures- won’t settle on international ledgers anymore- the become liabilities- not assets 3. Police without a paycheck or commission= a neutered enforcer 4. their depts. Lose funding A. Law enforcement agencies are funded by 1. fines (tickets, courts 2. forfeiture (asset seizure) 3. Jail contracts (daily rates per inmate) 4. Pretrial programs (tracking, urinalysis compliance) 5. All of the above is based on commercial instruments- bonds, warrants, liens and now those must be ISO compliant A. If they use 1. Expired capias 2. Cant show full disclosure 3. Cant prove proper bonding or standing a. then their paper becomes non-settling junk, and funding dries up 6. They cant hold people without a valid commercial instruments A. If locked up? Supposed to be tied to : 1. Valid indictment 2. A contract or plea 3. a properly executed warrant 7. Cops are arresting people with no lawful instrument, no wet ink signature, no trust disclosure, no bonding 8. ISO says if not disclosed, documented, and traceable- it doesn’t exist 1. Implications A. Holding someone= false imprisonment B. Transporting someone= human trafficking C. Forcing compliance- conversion trespass 9. Their bonds & payroll get flagged A. Officers are: 1. bonded employees of private municipal corporations 2. insured through risk pools (like TML, Gallagjer etc)