One People’s Public Trust Claims to Have Lawfully Foreclosed Corporations, Banks & Governments

One People' Public Trust

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THIS ALSO SERVES AS PART II of ONE PEOPLE’S PUBLIC FRAUD (OPPF)

As promised, I am now going to cover the UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE (or UCC, for you idiots who type with your thumbs.)

FUCK! Myths about THIS shit, sure has “done the rounds”, hasn’t it? No more myths have been generated, out of a piece of regulation, than the UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE!

The dumbed-down, but very accurate, explanation is that the UCC is a standardized LEGAL mechanism, to resolve disputes in commerce, where such commerce utilizes the world reserve currency.

At the moment, the world reserve currency is the US DOLLAR. This doesn’t mean it’s American law, but it most certainly covers the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA and all the US shores and waterways.

ITS DEFAULT ROLE IS TO DETERMINE JURISDICTION

If you watched Money as Debt III, you saw a brief explanation as to WHY gold became a world currency. It was universally accepted, around the world.

The UCC provides this very same function by being the very LAW you TENDERED when you used the US DOLLAR. This effectively means the UCC covers the UNITED STATES and any JURISDICTIONS, real or implied, which can and/or do use the US DOLLAR.

In order to make use of the UCC, you must either be in the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, and/or in one of the waters, shores or tributaries of the UNITED STATES, and/or conducting business in US DOLLARS.

I, for one, love the UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE. If you have a fleet of ships and you do business in AMERICAN DOLLARS, and don’t have any debt, you’re pretty much as free as a human being can get in 2013.

If there is anyone that says the UCC is anything else, they are, in fact, lying to you. The purpose behind the UCC is to have COMMON INTERNATIONAL LAW regarding COMMERCE. ABOVE ALL; ITS DEFAULT ROLE IS TO DETERMINE JURISDICTION!

…idiots. (Yes, as a matter of fact I DO have to say that! FUCK OFF!)

The UCC allows certain presumptions regarding accounting that would simply be impractical in a corporate environment. The fact that roles are clearly defined, and MARITIME ADMIRALTY LAW is heavily integrated, makes owning a ship, or even better, a fleet of ships, a very liberating idea, for the UCC protects you. The UCC guarantees that other users of THE TENDER FOR LAW that offered this JURISDICTION, will protect your interests by presumption.

This whole “Dean arrest thing” has distracted me from my larger goal, and now I have to stop and dumb things down. I certainly hope my explanation of the UCC is clear enough.

Now ponder how stupid a CLAIM against such “constructs” actually is.
OK, you know what?…you’re all too stupid…I’m going to have to explain it.

Let’s cover a few fundamentals. I’ll try not to use large words so the “BELIEVERS” won’t get confused.

A TRUST IS NOT A PERSON.

A GOVERNMENT IS NOT A PERSON, AND

A JUDICIARY IS NOT A PERSON.

A human that is registered with the NON-PERSON GOVERNMENT IS A PERSON.

A human, and that stripper they fucked last year and has since squirted out a NEW human, and THEREFORE, said NEW human is registered with the NON-PERSON GOVERNMENT IS A PERSON. (That’s what you get for fucking strippers)

A CORPORATION IS A PERSON.

ONE PEOPLE’S PUBLIC FRAUD poses as a “TRUST”. A TRUST cannot make a CLAIM. Only a PERSON can make a CLAIM.

The GRANTORS of the TRUST have NO STANDING to make a CLAIM once the TRUST is commissioned. They have no more power to do so than the guy, whose signature is on a Ten Dollar bill, has the AUTHORITY to tell you how to spend it.

ONE PEOPLE’S PUBLIC FRAUD, and their ilk, will happily talk as EXPERTS on the UCC, and I’m pretty sure NONE of them has actually used the UCC.

So, let’s do a side-by-side comparison as to who is more qualified to speak on this subject:

I, unlike OPPF and “FREELOADERS-ON-THE-LAND”, have actual VALUE. As I type this the general consensus of the LEGAL AND BANKING SYSTEM says that I can, without question, UNDERWRITE half a Billion Dollar’s worth of BONDS converted to MONEY OF EXCHANGE. Think about that. On a whim, I could inject half a Billion Dollars into the economy. This means that unless you use those dollars to purchase my value, the entire net worth of the country will drop by half a Billion Dollars.

If you think it’s frightening that one privileged man wields the power to do this sort of thing, pat yourself on the back because that is the proper response. Ethics is the only thing that stops me from doing that. But that doesn’t really help much in COMMERCE. An ethical guy with a gun, in the end, is still just a guy with a gun….

….Enter the UCC.

The UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE in COMMERCE, only recognizes whatever currency is the world reserve currency. This of course is the US DOLLAR. This means that every other currency touched by the INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND is simply “acting” as a US DOLLAR (or part thereof).
Muammar Gaddafi was wiped off the face of the earth, because he dared point out that the world’s currencies are propping-up the dead, hollowed-out carcass that is the UNITED STATES. He raised the point that, according to the little, green book that got him into office, He was pretty sure that LIBYA’S economic wealth was to go to its people.

I hear people stating that the war on LIBYA was ILLEGAL. Sadly it wasn’t. The UCC made it perfectly LEGAL.

LAW IS A TRUST. According to the TRUST, Gaddafi’s attempt to change the currency was a BREACH OF THAT TRUST.

THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE can be viewed as the grand, de facto law that exists where no other de facto law exists.

Therefore according to IMF TREATIES, if there’s no law at a particular place, the UCC is DEEMED to be the de facto law.

You will notice that there is nothing to LIEN or FORECLOSE ON in the UCC. UCC is a “legal traffic cop”, directing traffic to its appropriate JURISDICTION.

Treating a TRUST like a PERSON makes any further documents produced as a result, FRAUD. Such documents are OF NO FORCE AND EFFECT.

In short, ONE PEOPLE’S PUBLIC FRAUD is, by its very nature, based on an ILLEGAL concept.

…but that’s not the worst of it. UCC, like any OTHER TRUST is based on CONSENT. Let’s look into LEGAL UTOPIA! We needn’t bother with silly things like consent. IT’S LEGAL PARADISE! Ferst we must get into the right “headspace”.

Since all of you like to form uninformed opinions of me, and what a bad man I am, I’ll put this next scenario in the context of “me”, because your self-created loathing of me will allow you to accept this concept, in your empty little heads.

SO, Imagine if you will that I, the KEEPER OF THE AQUILAE TRUST, decided that I wanted to do something FOR YOUR OWN GOOD, because you’re too stupid to do it yourself. With the arrogant presumption that I even have STANDING to do so, I, without your CONSENT, make a DECLARATION that you get a “chunk of the world’s wealth”; and to ENFORCE that I drafted some AWESOME LAWS, as I do not “believe” (belief is the only thing that would cause a rational human being to think this way) you are capable of managing your own affairs…

…hey wait, this is starting to sound familiar. But I’m not like the GOVERNMENT, I know what’s best for you! I’m just here to help; and anybody who doesn’t want that help is clearly a “hater”, and are jealous… maybe even criminals and psychopaths. Why, anybody who doesn’t want my help is mentally ill. That’s safe to say! In fact, I’d better amend my awesome laws so that I may lovingly and humanely dispose of these mentally ill.

Got the picture?

GOOD.

Now just replace “me” with those “three guys” in ONE PEOPLE’S PUBLIC FRAUD, and that is what is being sold to you. I cannot make this any clearer.

I have just explained what the UCC is. If you think it’s anything…

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WordPress Now Accepting Bitcoins

Yesterday’s announcement came as a shock, even to us. WordPress, the 22nd most visited website on the entire interwebs, is now accepting Bitcoin.

Popular blogging platform WordPress is now accepting bitcoins

 

This is very big news (press listed below), and arguably the most important single event thus far in Bitcoin’s history. Yet, the significance does not derive from the fact that WordPress is so massive. Rather, the announcement is significant because of the reasoning behind the decision. WordPress “gets it” – they understand the true importance of the Bitcoin system (hint: it’s not the near-zero fees).

From the announcement:

“PayPal alone blocks access from over 60 countries, and many credit card companies have similar restrictions. Some are blocked for political reasons, some because of higher fraud rates, and some for other financial reasons. Whatever the reason, we don’t think an individual blogger from Haiti, Ethiopia, or Kenya should have diminished access to the blogosphere because of payment issues they can’t control. Our goal is to enable people, not block them.”

My heart skipped a beat when I read that. They get it.

Stated simply, WordPress recognizes that Bitcoin offers something that no other payment system can – a means of payment by anyone, anywhere, for any purpose. Bitcoin has no Terms of Service.  As WordPress explains, “Merchants who accept Bitcoin payments can do business with anyone.”

Bitcoin is money without prejudice. It is money incapable of discrimination, and this is why WordPress is standing by it, “With Bitcoin we join a new digital economy that doesn’t leave anyone behind, essentially making financial transactions open source — something WordPress.com is behind 100%. “

WordPress Bitcoin payment screen

Clearly, WordPress is not just a cold corporate entity adding yet another payment option in hopes of gaining marginally more market share in some obscure demographic. Rather, they are taking a stand in favor of certain ideals – namely, freedom. More specifically in this case, WordPress is defending the freedom of speech, a freedom everyone claims to support yet so few actually do.

WordPress doesn’t censor its blogs, so why should it censor the means of payment by which users create them? Or more pointedly, why should WordPress tolerate PayPal, Visa, and Mastercard censoring their users? Before Bitcoin, WordPress didn’t really have a choice, but now they do.

This has profound consequences for Bitcoin’s reputation.

While those who deeply understand the value of individual liberty have had little problem seeing the virtue of a decentralized, non-state monetary system, many shortsighted observers have focused only on the more salacious aspects of its use, discrediting it as such.

Now, however, with WordPress’s far more enlightened and long-term understanding, the debate should change. Bitcoin will be increasingly understood as a tool for human liberty (rightly so). And indeed, if one understands how money works in our world, it is by far the best tool for human liberty since the Internet itself… or, perhaps, since the WordPress blog J.

To Andy Skelton and the entire WordPress team, thank you for being brave enough to stand up for your principles. The EFF is not brave enough. The Mises Institute is not brave enough. Wikipedia is not brave enough. But WordPress is, and we thank you sincerely.

Source

Press

Forbes

The Next Web

CNET

American Banker

Slashdot

The Register

PC World

Wired

Ars Technica

BetaBeat

GeekOSystem

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Bitcoin From a Central Banker Perspective

Photo of a bitcoins coin.

To us, the ECB’s superficial, amusing take on BitCoin was merely a source of (Friday) humor.  To others, such as Tuur Demeester, the ECB’s report on “Virtual Currency Schemes” which was merely a confused attempt to validate the Euro by bashing a prototype electronic currency that others have written far more informed articles on, has far more profound insights into central banker mentality. We are skeptical: the ECB has far more existential issues to worry about than whether people will be paying for that house in Calabria with BitCoin (they won’t; at least not any time soon), such as how fast until Spain and Greece run out of rehypothecatable and repoable assets, that allow the ECB to continue creating its own version of electronic money (in this case named Euro) out of thin air. But for those seeking more than what meets the central-planner’s eye (because what better ploy than to divert attention from where it truly needs to be focused: such as Spanish bonds for example getting a 0% haircut instead of 5%), here are some answers to the question whether “the CB’s toolbox have what it takes to contain a private, decentralised cryptocurrency? Or: Bitcoin seen through the eyes of a central banker.”

From Tuur Demeester: “The Gloom Of Central Banking

‘The Gloom of Central Banking’

Source

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Anarchism Vs Sovereignty

Anarchism and sovereignty podcast.

Nathan Fraser is the host of a radio program called Live Free FM. Live Free Fm is dedicated to bringing you the best in anarchism and other freedom related material. Nathan and guests frequently discuss the legal system, how to fight back in court and how to achieve true autonomy with only one goal in mind, the goal of a free and voluntary society. Nathan will discuss the differences between anarchism and sovereignty and tell us why he chose to approach court cases from the anarchist mentality rather than using the sovereignty tactics being taught. He discusses the control system, technology, the religion of government and different forms of anarchism, including socialist anarchism.

Listen to the podcast

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Earth Sings Like a Whale – NASA

Planet earth pictured from space.

Need some soothing sounds to put your Monday blues in perspective? We’ve got you covered. Grab your headphones and check out this hot new MP3 track from NASA, currently the number one hit across the universe:

That’s the sound of the Earth “singing,” as recorded by the awesomely-named Storm Probe mission — a couple of satellites investigating the famous Van Allen belts, intense radiation zones that surround our planet like a doughnut. The Storm Probes, launched last month, are mapping the density of charged particles.

The whale song is an audio rendering of radio waves captured by the Probes and caused by the two Van Allen belts, inner and outer. You don’t actually hear the audio in space, of course, but the radio waves — known as “chorus” — are for real.

Ham radio operators have been hearing chorus in the background for years, but there’s never been a recording this clear. “Our data is sampled at 16 bits, the same as a CD, which has not been done before in the radiation belts,” says mission scientist Dave Sibeck. “This makes the data very high quality and shows that our instrument is very, very healthy.”

The instruments may be, but chorus isn’t. The soothing radio waves are used by loose electrons to gain energy, much like a surfer gaining speed on real waves — creating what NASA calls “killer electrons” that can harm humans and electronics.

Sibek’s next goal: use the two spacecraft in tandem to create a stereo recording of chorus. That should make for a truly killer sound.

Via Mashable

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Off The Grid (Full Length Documentary)

'Off the Grid' is a full length documentary film about off the grid living and self sufficiency.

Les Stroud’s documentary Off The Grid documents the journey of creating a house off the grid in the backwoods of Canada that is completely self-sufficient. It begins with Les quoting Thoreau, giving the historical backdrop of inspiration behind the project. Over the course of the documentary we follow the journey from the early stages right through to the completion of construction. Along the way we get a glimpse into their troubles and challenges which others intending to live an off the grid lifestyle might encounter.

Watch the full documentary below..

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Bitcoin Foundation Established

Photo of a bitcoins coin.

A foundation has been established to create a more solid footing for Bitcoin, the virtual currency admired for its technical genius but dogged by doubts over its long-term viability.

The Bitcoin Foundation plans over the next year to fund efforts to create a set of best practices for merchants accepting Bitcoins as well as conduct a payments-oriented conference in Silicon Valley early next year, wrote Peter Vessenes, who will be the foundation’s chairman and executive director.

Its other plans include creating a opt-in certification process for businesses accepting Bitcoins and funding a development team lead by Gavin Andresen, a foundation board member and lead developer for the overall Bitcoin project.

Bitcoins are transferred using a peer-to-peer system that employs “miners” to cryptographically verify transactions to ensure people are not trying to double-spend their currency. All transactions are entered into a publicly accessible ledger. The ledger shows a person’s 32-character alpha-numeric address, which is used to transfer funds, but no more identifying information of the involved parties.

Promoters of Bitcoin say the very low fees charged to send currency to other people makes it attractive to businesses using traditional banking systems. Transactions are also irreversible unless the receiver of a Bitcoin wants to transmit it back to a sender, eliminating the risks businesses face of possible chargebacks when transacting with credit cards.

Since Bitcoin launched in 2009, the exchange rate used to move it into government-issued currency by Bitcoin exchanges has fluctuated widely. A small but growing list of retailers are transacting in Bitcoins, but greater adoption by merchants is seen as a way to stabilize exchange rates. Software tools for merchants are under development.

As with any online system involving money, Bitcoin has drawn its fair share of hackers, who have targeted Bitcoin exchanges that specialize in converting the virtual currency into fiat currency. Botnet operators and Ponzi schemers have also left their marks.

“We can help solve or mitigate these problems as a community,” Vessenes wrote. “My hope is that the Bitcoin Foundation will be the organization that focuses and unlocks all of your energy and talents towards promoting Bitcoins, protecting them, and increasing their legitimacy through standardization.”

A platinum annual membership for enterprises to join the Bitcoin Foundation costs 10,000 BTC, which is about US$124,000 as of Monday. A gold membership for business costs 2,500 BTC, and the silver category is 500 BTC annually. Lifetime membership for individuals is 25 BTC, and a one-year individual member is 2.5 BTC.

Via Techworld Australia

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Bitcoin Conference in London

Max Keiser speaks “On Corporations and the American School of Economics”, at London Bitcoin Conference 2012.

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Relaunch & Change of Direction

Pic for the relaunch of the blog

ANUNAKA is currently undergoing a transformation and change of direction. For the past year it has been focused on sovereignty from an Indigenous / Originie perspective but now seeks to turn outward and embrace things with more of a global consciousness. This decision has been reached by a greater awareness of how the global control mechanism (banking system / neo colonial power structure) operates not just in this country but throughout the entire world.

The past year has also been a very tumultuous one with global mass demonstrations which are still ongoing particularly in Europe. The largest of these, the Occupy Movement, has failed spectacularly to bring down one single bank let alone have a single banker arrested. All that can be surmised from this exercise is that mass demonstrations DON’T work and most likely will result in demonstrators being arrested, beaten, pepper sprayed, tasered or even killed in certain circumstances.

So as a result the blog is going to focus on practical solutions to the ever encroaching corporate death machine backed by a heavily armed police state such as alternative currencies, bitcoins, reducing tax, setting up offshore accounts and obtaining a second legal passport. On top of this we will show you how to protect your privacy online by setting up encryption and also offline with anonymous mobile phones and various other strategies that can be implemented quite easily.

Over the course of the next few weeks and months you will begin to see a lot of the current content being archived but it will still be available via here. Our intention is to create an online social space or community of like-minded people who are willing to engage and share information and resources.

If you have any suggestions please contact us.

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Facebook Should ‘Unlike’ Racism

All different. All equal.

The health sector needs to step up to the plate on racism

Yesterday, news broke of a Facebook page called Aboriginal Memes, containing offensive stereotyping of Aboriginal people. Apparently, Facebook took the page down briefly, before reposting it with an addition to the title: “Controversial humour.”

I have had a look at the site, and I didn’t find any humour. I have written and performed comedy in a previous life, and my sense of humour hasn’t deserted me.

There was none there – just offensive racial vilification that made me feel sick. Humour doesn’t throw stones down from powerful to powerless – it throws rocks back up!

As of this morning, it looks like the original pages may have been taken down, but that the site appears to be back up, under a slightly different name (which I’ve reported to Facebook).

Clearly, this is racist material. People who know better than I, say this breaks the law, not to mention Facebook’s own community standards.

However, there will be many who say, that while they disagree profoundly with what is said, they believe that this is an issue of free speech.

If, for just a moment, we allow that as an argument, it does not follow that free speech means that your ideas aren’t challenged. If you are really going to make the free speech argument about offensive material such as this, then you also have to allow free speech to those vigorously opposed.

But what if the law were changed, so this wasn’t illegal, as Tony Abbott has suggested he might do. What if Facebook changed their community standards to allow for any sort of speech (except the depiction of breast feeding of course!)

Would there be any reason, then, to ask for the site to be removed? Is there any particular role of health professionals and health policy advocates? I believe there is.

It is already well established in tobacco control, seatbelt wearing and drink driving that the freedom to do something can be restricted by the excess risks this puts on people’s health.

Significantly, with all of these, the decision of one individual affects the health of others, through passive smoking (especially in children), and through traffic accidents to others.

The case is also being made convincingly in the availability of junk food (or “edible food like substances” as Michael Pollan correctly calls them). There is the start of a case being made for the health issues involved in man-made climate disruption, and in the health effects of inequality.

Which brings us to racism. There is a clear effect of the experience of racism on health. Some examples, quoted by Dr Angela Durey, who has researched the health effects of racism:

  • Those who experience racist verbal abuse are 50% more likely to report their health being fair or poor than those who haven’t experienced it.
  • Those who believed that most employers were racist were 40% more likely to report their health was fair or poor.
  • A US systematic review reported an inverse correlation of racial discrimination with physical and mental health
  • Experiences of Maori people in New Zealand with verbal or physical abuse or unfair treatment in health, employment or housing resulted in a wide range of worse physical and mental health – including higher smoking rates.

On an individual level, I know people who hate going to hospital because of their experiences, who won’t go to the police if they have trouble because of their experience of racism from police officers. Many people will have their own stories.

When we talk about Aboriginal health, we often talk as if the problem is “Being Aboriginal” but in reality, “Being Aboriginal” is a marker for having experienced racism, discrimination and colonisation.

Experiencing racism is a cause of so many of the health problems we keep describing, including lifestyle risks factors.

It seems clear that the experience of racism is a cause of ill health, and so working to eradicate racism is something we should do as a public health measure.

It’s also not enough to say that people can avoid experiencing racism by not visiting the website. This assumes that those contributing to the website and those visiting “just for a laugh” do not exist outside Facebook, that at work,or with friends, none of these attitudes come into play.

It assumes that an Aboriginal person can read that someone contributing to this website works for Consumer Affairs Victoria, Centrelink, an insurance company, a catering company, and believe that they will be treated fairly when they get there.

Those contributing to this group and reading it are reinforced in their beliefs that it is OK to talk like this, that it’s all just a bit of a laugh. But in the same way that drink driving harms other people, racism harms other people. It’s not OK, and that needs to be made clear.

What is the way forward? A first step has been taken – Facebook seems to have taken some action. But we need to remain vigilant, as others will pop up.

We should compare providing these pages to making someone work in a smoke filled room or lending the drunk driver your car keys.

Tweet your displeasure, post your disagreement to Facebook. We could all leave Facebook if the site if they persist in being slow to remove unhealthy racist material and quick to remove healthy breast feeding material.

We should follow with interest the investigations by ACMA and the Human Rights Commission.

We can challenge racism wherever you see it – All Together Now campaign well on this, and you can support them here.

And finally, as Durey says, we need to turn the lens on ourselves – “white privilege is an invisible package of unearned assets” that we seldom examine, or as John Scalzi imaginatively puts it “The lowest difficulty setting there is.”

This is not about white guilt or self flagellation. This is recognising that we are stood at the top of a cliff, not at the end of a level playing field.

How are we constructing our health services? What is the experience of Aboriginal people using them?

The answers won’t usually be as dramatic as those Facebook pages, but they may be just as damaging.

To do this, however, we need to listen more closely to the Aboriginal voices out there. For they are telling us about their experiences if we care to listen.

 Tim Senior has represented the RACGP at the Close the Gap Steering Committee and works for the Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation.

Dr Tim Senior

By: Dr Tim Senior

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