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12USC411,95a(2)
The Full-Discharge-Instrument folder contains documentation that
explains how lawful money can be demanded by people by choice of
the option provided in HJR-192 and as codified in 12 USC 411, and to
demand a full discharge of the related obligations when said lawful
money as United States Notes in the form of Federal Reserve Notes are
presented as payment for same, to wit:
On April 5, 1933, the physical possession and legal title to lawful
money (gold) was taken from the people. But the people had to retain
the equitable title to this lawful money or else it would have
amounted to theft, and Congressman Louis Thomas McFaddens
charges of theft and treason on May 23, 1933 lodged with the Judiciary
would have required prosecution. These charges were mitigated by
the passing of HJR 192 on June 5, 1933 which provided for the
possibility of discharge upon payment of all obligations. This remedy
was subtly effected by two United States Codes: 1) 12 USC 411 which
provides access to this lawful money upon demand, and 2) 12 USC
95a(2) which assures full discharge of all obligations upon
assignment or transfer of payments to the United States. Later, the
State provided people a Certificate of Live Birth (COLB) as evidence of
the peoples equitable title to their labor taken by the State at birth
(to mitigate similar charges of theft and involuntary servitude).
This COLB creates a PERSON identified by the NAME of an INFANT that
is presumed abandoned by the mother/informant at a birth event and,
after seven years of non-appearance/activity, is also presumed dead,
enabling the State to become the Executor of the INFANTs estate in
probate. However, this presumption of death always has the possibility
of being rebutted by a subsequent appearance of the INFANT as
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said instrument with cause for dishonor to allow for acceptance for
honor supra protest of same.
Misappropriation of such an instrument constitutes probable cause for
reporting embezzlement of public money to the authorities in
compliance with 18 USC 4 and 641. Note that certain federal and state
accounting procedures and regulations require timely ledgering of such
payments, usually within two business days.
A very clear and comprehensive explanation of this 12 USC 411
Federal Reserve Act Remedy can be seen here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU6fxC5CXMg
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No-Charge
Ever since June 5, 1933, we have had available in this country a NoCharge economy when Congress passed Joint Resolution HJR 192.
In HJR 192, there are 2 options presented for the payment of
obligations:
#1 the Not Required to Pay option
This option delays payment of obligation by using IOUs, Federal
Reserve Notes (FRNs). This results in charges being ledgered in the
economy against those individuals who do not choose and use Option
#2.
#2 the Discharge Upon Payment option
This option provides instant substantive payment that immediately
discharges obligations if, and only if, said payment clearly includes a
demand that lawful money be tendered for the transaction, to wit:
lawful money and full discharge is demanded for all
transactions 12 USC 411, 95a(2)
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