November 28, 2015
Big Lake, Alaska
Dear Federal Agents:
Big Lake, Alaska
Dear Federal Agents:
I am addressing this letter in this way, because
it is my understanding that it will be read by members of both the FBI and the
US Marshals Service. It is also my understanding that you have available for
examination a wet-ink signed copy of the illustrated affidavit of probable cause
entitled “You Know Something Is Wrong When.....An American Affidavit of Probable
Cause” as back-up reference and evidence.
Since the publication of the affidavit a plethora
of new supporting documentation and evidence has come to light. We found, for
example, that on June 30, 1864, the members of Congress acting as the Board of
Directors of a private, mostly foreign-owned corporation doing business as “The
United States of America, Incorporated” changed the meaning of “state”, “State”
and “United States” to mean “District of Columbia Municipal Corporation”.
Like the 1862 change of the meaning of the word
“person” to mean “corporation” cited in our affidavit, these special coded
meanings of words render a drastically different picture of the world around us.
It turns out that your “personal bank account” is
actually a “corporate bank account”. The “Colorado State Court” is actually
the “Colorado District of Columbia Municipal Corporation Court”.
If you are shocked to learn these facts, you are
not alone. So are millions of other Americans. These changes were made 150
years ago and tucked away in reams of boring meeting minutes and legalistic
gobbledygook meant to be applied only to the internal workings of a private
governmental services corporation and its employees.
There was no public announcement, just as there
was no public announcement or explanation when Congress created “municipal
citizenship” known as “US citizenship” in 1868. Properly, technically, even to
this day, this form of “citizenship” applies only to those born in the District
of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and other Insular States, so there was no real
reason to educate the general public about the topic. As Congress was
secretively using the labor and the private property assets of these “citizens”
as collateral backing the corporate debts of “The United States of America,
Inc.” there was plenty of reason to obscure this development. At the end of the
Civil War it would have been very unpopular to reveal that they were simply
changing gears from private sector slave ownership to public sector slave
ownership.
You may be surprised to learn that slavery was
not abolished by the Thirteenth or any other Amendment to any constitution then
or now. Instead, slavery was redefined as the punishment meted out to
criminals. Look it up and read it for yourselves.