Gene Keating workshop Statutes are bonds. Courtroom charges are civil, not criminal.

Clerks Praxis was the court of arches under the kings bench at the time of dward !. !ts a court of probates. "ohn #all wrote this book. $his was used in vice%admiralt& courts in the colonies in the 'merican (evolution and this is what caused the revolution. ver&thing involves bonds. )hen &ou are arrested there are two different sets of bond. ' bid bond is filled out when &ou are arrested. *S +istrict court uses forms used S, -./, -.0, and -.1. $here is another set of bonds. 2oth sets are put out b& the GS'. S, form -0 is the bid bond. $he performance bond is S, form -1. $he pa&ment bond is S, form -1 '. $hese are all put out b& the GS', under the Comptroller of the Currenc& under the G'3 4general accounting office5. S, -./, -.0 and -.1 are the bonds for federal level courts to use. )hat are the& doing with these bonds6 !n the court room &ou are being sued for debt collection. !t is an action in assumpsit. $he word, presume, comes from assumpsit. 7! agree, or ! undertook to do...8 'ssumpsit means collection of debt. 'll these bonds have a penal sum attached to it. !f &ou go into default 9udgement, &ou end up in prison wondering what is going on. !f &ou argue 9urisdiction, or refuse to answer :uestions that the court addresses to &ou, &oull be in contempt of court and in 9ail. $his goes back to dward ! and Clerks Praxis. $his is all civil and not criminal. !ts a smoke screen to cover up what the& are doing. $he& brought someone to court under an arrest bond. $here was a civil suit. Clerks Praxis is ;atin for practice. Praxis means practice. $his book is an actual practice book that goes into ever&thing "ack Smith teaches, letter rogatories. <ou are held until the suit is complete, the& get a default 9udgment for failure to pa& a debt and then &ou are put in prison. 'ttorne&s are there as a smoke screen to cover up what is reall& done. $he& lead &ou into default 9udgment b& argument 4dishonor5, &ou go to prison and then the default 9udgment is sold. *S +istrict Court bu&s all the state court 9udgments. $&pe *S Court in an& search engine. 'fter &ou get to *S Courts there are == circuit courts of the *S listed. Click on circuit . and that takes &ou into all the list of courts. $o find 3hio>!llinois find circuit . is northern !llinois district courts, bankruptc& courts, etc and then &oull find a box that sa&s clerks office. Scroll down and &oull see administrative offices and under that &oull see financial departments. !t talks about the criminal 9ustice acts, optional bids, its all spelled out. Go to ;ist of sureties. )h& would the& have a list of sureties in a federal district court6 )hen &ou click on this it takes &ou to www.,?S.$reas.Gov. $his is department of treasur&. $hen &ou will see on the left hand side of the screen, admitted and reinsured. *nder that is list of sureties. *nder that is @forms. !f &ou click on admitted, reinsureds, there are over /AA insurance companies. $heres a complete list. $heres also a list of Suret& Companies. $hese are more insurance companies. *nder Circular .1A the dept of treasur& these insurance compan& have to be certified before the& can purchase the bonds. $he& cant put up bonds unless the& are certified b& the secretar& of the treasur&. Bext &ou go to 7forms.8 Click here it goes to the ?iller 2acked (einsuranceC itll list three different t&pe of bonds. <ou dont use a bid bond in district court. $hese bonds come out of the GS'. $he -./, -.0 and -.1 bond forms are as followsD -./ is the reinsurance agreement with the *SC -.0 is the ?iller 'ct (einsurance Performance 2ondC -.1 is &our pa&ment bondEthe ?iller 'ct (einsurance Pa&ment 2ond. )hat are the& doing with these bonds6 $he& have regulations governing these bonds.......-,AAA pages governing these bonds. Gene will sell these for F1A. !f &ou go into these regulations the& tell &ou the&re bu&ing up commercial items 4actual words5 -.A= of these regulations. $hese regulations are divided into 1A parts. $here are ==-G pages Holume=C I-/ pages in volume -.

Commercial items are nonpersonal propert&. Propert& that is not real estate, moveable propert&. (eal estate is not moveable. $hese terms are defined in *CC. Commercial items are commercial paper. $his is the I th edition of 2lacks ;aw which 9ust came out. 7Commercial itemsD its commercial paperC negotiable instrumentsC an&thing &ou put &our signature on is a negotiable instrument E lex mercantoria.465 $his is used in the courtroom because ever&one of us is a merchant of law. 2ecause ! use commercial paper on a da&%to%da& schedule ! am considered an expert. $his is wh& the& dont tell us whats going on in the court room. ver& time we put our signature on a paper, were creating negotiable and non negotiable instruments and that makes us experts. )hen ! endorse it under /%0=J !m an accommodation part& or an accommodation maker. 'n&one who loans his signature to another part& is an accommodation part&. $his is in /%0=J of the *CC. )hen &ou loan &our signature to them, the& can rewrite &our signature on an& document the& want to. $he federal courts bu& up the state courts default 9udgments. $hese are civil and 9ust being called criminal to cover up what the& are doing. !f &ou dont pa& the debt &ou go to prison. C*S!P is an identification s&stem. +$C +epositor& $rust Corporation, and has several other monikers. +epositor& $rust Clearing Corporation. = trillion dollars a da& goes through the +$C. Govt Clearing Securities Clearing Corporation is another da&. C*S!P 4committee on uniform identification processes5 is a trademark of Standard and Poors and is on bottom floor of the building at )ater Street in )ashington +C. C*S!P cins 4cusip international numbering s&stem5 is an international numbering s&stem. +omestic securities have G digit numbersC international number 4isid %% international securities identification division%%plus5 are a global networking s&stem. Paine )ebber, with =A,AAA corporations in it, is the ma9or stockholder of CC', Corrections Corporation of 'merica in Bashville, $B. $he& have privatiKed the s&stem. Ginnie ?ae, ,annie ?ae, #*+, are all international. ver&one is feeding off the prison s&stem internationall&. 'll ma9or corporations are feeding off the prison s&stem including ( !$ 4(eal state !nvestment $rust5, PLBEPrison $rust. 'll real estate companies are holding bonds and the bonds are not redeemed and the& havent closed m& account. ;ehman 2ros 9ust gave FG billion. Bew <ork Cit& had a F/ billion deficit. ;ehman 2rothers gave B<C the mone& to build credit facilit& 4not prison s&stem5. ;ehman 2rothers is underwriting the prison s&stem. $he& bu& up the bid bonds, the court 9udgments. $here are international treaties that are reinsurance treaties. !nsurance Companies come in and act as sureties for the bid bonds. $he performance, bid, and pa&ment bonds are all suret& bonds. 'll bid bonds must have a suret&. $he suret& is guaranteeing the reinsuring of the bid bond b& issuing the performance bond. $he& get an underwriter 4investment broker or banker5 to underwrite the performance bond which reinsures the bid bond. $he underwriter takes the pa&ment, performance and bid bonds and pools them into @mortgage backed securities which are called bonds and sold to $2', $he 2ond ?arket 'ssociation, an actual corporation. 'fter the pa&ment bond is issued to reinsure or underwrite the performance bond, which reinsures the bid bond, the banks convert the bonds to investment securities. $he banks and brokerage houses are selling these as investment securities. $he prisoners are funding the whole enchilada. 2ecause &ou got into default 9udgment when &ou went into the court room. $here are regulations governing these that are all in 0IC,(, title 0I code of federal regulations. $his is where Gene gets all the information. !ts on his F1A disc. Part =- deals with commercial items, which are negotiable instruments, which are court 9udgments%%the performance, pa&ment and bid bonds. . 'n& time &ou deal in bonds &ou are dealing with risk management. ' reinsurer and reinsurance means &ou are dealing in risk management. $he reinsurer is assuming part of the risk of the bid bondC the& give him a portion of the original premium. $he original insurer gets part of the premium of the polic& of the bid bond for acting as suret& for the bid bond. $he underwriter guarantees the resale of the bonds back to the public as investment securities. $o win in court &ou have to redeem the bond. Gene went to court and asked for his bid bond. #e asked for post settlement closure of the account. $his process is h&pothecation. <ou have to

know how to h&pothecate the bond. 2anks make derivatives out of &our promissor& notes and sell them 4mortgages, credit cards etc5. $hese prison bonds are being monetiKed. $he& make an investment securit& out of it. $he& make a fortune off the prisoners. $hese bonds go international into sinds and then into 'BB' 4annual numerical numbering association5 in 2russels, 2elgium with unlimited capital. $his is where euro, &in, sterling, ever&thing is under the prison s&stem. 'll countries are feeding off it. $his is what was behind J==. State legislatures pass bond statutes so the& can arrest people for paper terrorism. 'merican ;egislative xchange Committee is behind all this. Paul )arrick owns this think tank. '; C promotes privatiKation of the prison s&stem. $he& go to the Bational Congress of Commissioners which are .- 9udges and law&ers who @grew up under the *CC under lex mercantoria. 7$he principles of the law merchant are the rules of the decisions of all the courts.8 ver&thing is commercial. 'll crimes are commercial. 'll crimes....kidnaping, robber&, extortion, murder. <ou dont close the account, &ou go to prison. $he bond gets sold domesticall& and internationall&. $he bonds are sold on the B<S . CC' 4Corrections Corp of 'merica5 sells their stock and shares on the B<S . "ohn +. (ussell owns G0 million shares of CC'. "ohn ,erguson, HP, owns 1 million shares. $he& are on the CC' board of directors. $he +illon Corrections Corp is owned b& +avid +illon and merged with $rinit& Hentures !nvestment who then became S2 )arburg. $hats part of the )arburg famil&, located in Chicago, !llinois. $he& are hooked up with the 2!, bank, the bank of international settlements in SwitKerland, one of the largest banks in the world. $his is wh& people do not win in court. $rial and pre sentencing are 9ust a dog and pon& show. +ont use a bond, Gene sa&s. *se a bid bond. !t has the word principle....! am the principal, the strawman is the suret&. Put the strawman as the suret& and m&self as the principal. $hen ! fill out a performance bond which is a reinsurance bond for the bid bond. 3n the reinsurance bond ! will put m&self down as the guarantor or the reinsurer. $he performance bond is -.0. $he pa&ment bond underwrites the performance. ! can underwrite the bid bond with the performance bond. $hats the reinsurer. $he courts do this for me, because ! dont know this stuff. 'nd then the& make the mone& off me. !f &ou have a case pending, go into whatever district &ou are in. ,ind the court, t&pe in the case number and itll tell me who has m& bond. 2anks are all tied into this. ver& time ! sign a check, its a promissor& note, the bank makes a derivative out of it. $he bank endorses it on the back, without recourse, and monetiKes it b& selling it as a derivative. $he& sell it internationall&. ?& F=AA check is used b& -A or /A corporations internationall&. $his is wh& we are not getting back our canceled checks. $he reason is the& are sold as promissor& notes. $he banks make derivatives out of them and sell them internationall&. $herefore, ! am loaning mone& to the bank. $he bank re%loans it to other people. $he C*S!P M is a J digit number. !nternationall& its up into =- digits, representing trillions of dollars. start tape )hat if &ou have a court case in default6 +efault is s&non&mous with dishonor. $he& are suing &ou civill& for collection of a debt. !f &ou go into default 9udgment, if &ou have a claim, there mandator& rule =/. (ule =/ sa&s that when a claim arises from the same transaction or occurrence it is mandator& that &ou file a counter claim. )hat is &our counter claim6 Post settlement and closure of the account under public polic&. <oure entitled to a discharge of the debt because &ou are the principle and the holder in due course of the original accountC &ou own both sides of the account. <ou own the common stock and the preferred stock and &ou are the principal on the account which means &ou are the creditor. ver&one is acting like a debtor instead of a creditor. ' creditor pa&s his debts. <ou have to do the proper filing to establish &our position. 4*CC !E&ou have to be the secured part&5. <ou are the principal upon which all mone& circulates. $his is the accrual method of accounting. 'ccruals are capital and interest from the principal. 'n& time &ou monetiKe debt

&ou have a principal. <ou have to identif& &ourself as the principal. )hat the& have to do is return all the capital and interest to &ou as the principal. $his is the accrual method of accounting. )hen &ou go to court and argue 9urisdiction what &ou are sa&ing is &ou arent going to pa& the debt. $he strawman 4all caps name5 is the name the& have a claim against because &our mother signed the birth certificate with the state creating the strawman contract. $he& used &our name in all capital letters. $hat makes &ou the fiduciar& trustee of the account which means &ou pa& all of &our debts to honor the court. People in the redemption process are going into the court and arguing and getting into default 9udgment. !f &ou dont give &our name or argue 9urisdiction &oure causing problems. )hat &ou can do is give a conditional acceptance. !f the& dont charge &ou, the& dont have a claim against the strawman. 2ut dont start arguing with the court about it. +o a conditional acceptance. 7!ll be happ& to give me m& name, if &oull give me the charging paper.8 (ebut the presumption that the& have charges against &ou. $he& work on presumption and the& dont have to have an&thing. <ou have to rebut the presumption. *se a negative averment. $he court is drafting &ou for performance. !f &ou dont perform &ou get into dishonor b& non%acceptance. $he& make a formal presentment under /%1A= of the *CC in order to charge and the& use the word charge. $he& use the same commercial term on &our indictments, complaints, &our information. $he& use the word charge. $he following charges...........two counts of (!C3, etc. Gene Keating and (oger lvick both had the same charges. (oger has been in 9ail J months, (oger hasnt been to trial &et. Gene is out of 9ail. (oger is arguing 9urisdiction. #es arguing whether the& are an article !!! court. $he have a business credit report on &ou. !f the 9udge sa&s hes going to do a ps&chiatric exam on &ou, &oure arguing. <ou have to be a gentleman and not get belligerent. 2e gentle as a dove and wise as a serpent. !f &ou act like a belligerent the&re going to beat &ou up. <oure the fiduciar& trustee and the principal and owner of the account. ,ollowing is Genes overla& 4notes in 4 5 not to be included in the overla&E9ust emphasis5. $ell them what to do. <ou want full settlement and closure of the account. <ou have to do this from the get%go. 7! accept &our charges for value and consideration 4&ou must use value and consideration5 in return for post%settlement and closure of account xxxxxxxxx 4social securit& number with no dashesEthe cusip is the SS M without the dashes5 cusip and autotris 4automated tracking identification s&stem5 number. Cusip is uniform securit& identification processes. Cusip uses &ou SSM to identif& &ou because the birth certificate is an investment securit&. 'll these are registered at state level with department of human resources, then to department of commerce at federal level, and the to the +$C 4+epositor& $rust Corporation on )ater Street. C*S!P is a trademark of Standard and Poor. !t is located under the +$C building at 11 )ater Street in Bew <ork Cit&. $he J digit cusip is also used for isid 4international numbering s&stem5. I accept the charges for value and consideration. In return please use my exemption and principal for post-settlement and closure of case number #___________ and cusip and autotris account #555555555 as this account is prepaid and exempt from levy. $hen date it and place &our signature it below the previous statement. 4$he case M references back to &our SSM. $hats wh& the& alwa&s get &our SSM5. ndorse as the strawman b& @authoriKed b& or agent with &our signature. )rite 7good as aval8 after the signature. !m the fiduciar& trustee who is assuming responsibilit& for the strawman as the authoriKed representative. )hen &ou put the word b&, and then authoriKed representative it means someone other than the strawman signed. 3ther wa& to do it is the real Christian appellation and &ou dont have to put @b&. 4"ohn PeterC Public5 *nder /%0A- =a of *CC, 7if a person acting as a representative or purporting to act as a representative signs an instrument the name of the signor the representative person is bound b& the signature in the same extent a representative person would be bound b& the signature on a simple contract.8 $hat is, &oure not incurring an& liabilit& on the signature. 4;&nns noteD look this up, the tape was hard to hear at this point5 $hats wh& &ou want to sign the strawman name and then b& "ohn Peter Public, authoriKed representative. )hat the& do is the& put the autotris M in a manual in a moduleC ever& federal and state agenc& has m& tracking number. $he& have it in the criminal task force. Passports, metro police, cit&,

count&, sheriff, , ?', homeland securit& all use this M. 'utotris was made in a forensics laborator& in (ussia. !t is owned b& '+N?.4stopped between the two left arrows5. #e used this on an '+' and it worked. $he& held him for / da&s and let him go. "udges and attorne&s do not understand commercial law. $he& dont teach it in law school. Bo one uses it in a court room. Bobod& knows this stuff and thats wh& Gene is teaching it. 2ecause we are using commercial paper, the law assumes we understand what we are doing. <ou are responsible for &our actions. !f &ou use commercial paper on a dail& basis, that makes &ou an expert b& legal definition. $he& presume &ou know all this stuff when &ou go into a courtroom. $he 9udges dont even know this stuff. !f &ou dont show up in court with an attorne&, the& grill &ou about competenc& and mental capacit&. #eres what &ou are dealing with. <ou are arguing with these people. <ou dont want to argue in a commercial setting. )hat &ou want to do and the reason &ou have to have an attorne& in a court room is that the& are working on the public side and &ou are working on the private side. ver&one on the public side is insolvent or bankrupt. <ou are dealing in 42lacks ;aw5 a fiction of lawD <ou are referred to legal fiction. )h& do the& call it legal fiction6 +efinitionD 4this is the reason wh& &ou cant argue venue and 9urisdiction in a commercial setting5 assumption that something is true even though it ma& be untrue. 4!n some aspects of admiralt& &ou can argue venue and 9urisdiction.5 ?ade especiall& in 9udicial reasoning to alter how a legal rule operates, specificall& a device b& which a legal rule or institution is divergent from its original purpose to accomplish indirectl& some other ob9ect. $he constructive trust is an example of a legal fiction. 'lso termed a fiction of law........fictio 9uris. $he& will not allow &ou to defeat this fiction of law. $his came out of rie vs. $hompkins and courts at all levels are using fictions of law because ever&thing is colorable and has the appearance of being rule, but its not real. Gene worked with a case. *sed a habeas corpus and the 9udge threw it out because Gene failed to give a colorable claim. #ow can &ou give color to a pleading6 Confession and avoidance. Gene did a lot of research in this area. Confession and avoidance is a common law remed&. <ou avoid the conse:uences of the action b& the plaintiff and &ou avoid b& defenses. $his has been changed to rule I concerning defenses federal rules of civil procedure.. ;etter of affirmative defense, the law of discharge, the law merchant, the law of principle and e:uit&, the law of satisfaction, the law of bankruptc&. 're the& bankrupt6 Sure the& are. <ou dont want to rebut the presumption. <ou want to settle the account as the principle. )hen the& monetiKe a debt the& alwa&s have a principle on which the& borrow all this mone&. $rafficant said we were going through the biggest bankruptc& and reorganiKation in the histor& of the *S. #es in 9ail because he dishonored the court. 'll these 9udges know theres know mone&. *nder common law onl& gold and silver is mone&. $itle =- section -== and -=-%%$he lawful mone& of the *S is construed as gold and silver coin. 'n& federal reserve note is redeemable at an& federal reserve bank or treasur& office for lawful mone&. $itle /= section 1==I -d. #"(=J-. $he& have to give &ou an out, a remed&. 'ffirmative defenses under rule I is m& remed& for ever& commercial liabilit&. $hese are prepaid accounts. $he industrial societ& borrows mone& to manufacture product, like General ?otors. $he& are on the public side of the accounting ledger. 3n one side of the ledger ever&thing is private. $he principle is on one side, the debtor strawman is on the public side. $hats in the bankruptc&. <ou are the principle and the owner. <oure the stockholder, &oure the bank. $his is not opinion, this is what is going on. Gene owns his own bank and drew up his own charter. <ou are the lienholder in this s&stem. <ou own preferred stock and the common stock. $he strawman is the beneficiar&. <our exemption is in a bridge between the private side and the public side. $hats wh& &ou have the exemption. Credits are liabilities and debits are assets. $he& cant pass from the credit to the debit side, because we are constantl& in dishonor. +ebits are private and credits are public. $he&re borrowing all this mone& using our credit. ! am responsible for the strawman. $he strawman name is on the complaint in court and the strawman is liable and has to pa&. !f the strawman doesnt pa&, ! pa& for him because ! didnt assume the responsibilit& as the fiduciar& trustee and the& sell the account. $he& dont need a real complaint or a real warrant. !ts all colorable.

$he& will not allow &ou to overcome them. <ou start arguing with them, not giving &our name, the& will drive &ou into submission and into contempt. Genes done all this. <ou dont want to do this. $he& will kill &ou and collect the insurance mone&. ! am insured b& the ,+!C and the ,+!' under title =- with a F=A million dollar polic&. !m worth more dead than alive. $he&ll kill &ou without batting an e&elash. $he& killed a &oung woman b& shooting her in the face with a pellet after the (ed Sox won and she wasnt doing an&thing. $he more people the& kill the more mone& the& make. "udges and law&ers in $exas hired someone to shoot migrant workers and then the& collected the insurance mone& on them. $his is serious business. )hat does a creditor do6 Pa&s his debts6 ! am the onl& one with an& mone&. $he banks dont have mone&, ever&one on the public side is bankrupt. ver&one who goes into court and argues with the 9udge over how the& spell their name 4all caps, etc5. )hen &ou have @committed a felon& the& will appoint counsel. )hat &ou do is a letter (ogator&, a letter of advice. )hat goes in this letter (ogator&6 <ou instruct the attorne& that &ou are doing an acceptance for honor and &ou want an accounting of the total amount of the bill for full settlement and closure of the account and &ou give the case M, the cusip M and the autotris M. $he letter (ogator& is in Clerks Praxis. )hat &ou sa& in the letter, &ou put &our name in and 7! OOOOOOOOOOOappoint OOOOOOOO4attorne&s name5 as m& fiduciar& trustee, case M, autotris and cusip M , use m& exemption for post settlement and closure of this case and account.8 +ate this and endorse it. !m actuall& creating all the mone& for the bank. $he& make derivatives and fractionaliKe it and makes trillions of dollars off me. Gene issued an international bill of exchange for his 'P' 4parole officer5 and the& stopped billing him. $he& closed the account. #es going after the bid bond, the performance bond and the pa&ment bondEhe wants them back. #es the principle and he wants his capital and interest back.. 'fter he did the international bill of exchange the& arrested him and then let him go after / da&s. $he& :uit billing him, the weekl& parole bills. +ec I, =JII, the *S became a part& to the municipal convention on the international bills of exchange. $he& have insurance on the strawman and when &ou go in as an insurgent or belligerent,......... $here is the war powers act and trading with the enem& act and &ou are sub9ect to seiKure wherever the& find &ou. !f &ou dont allow them settlement and closure the& will kill &ou without batting an e&elash. +ont fire the attorne&. $ell the 9udge that &ou are appointing the attorne& as fiduciar& trustee. )hen &ou go into court &ou have to be a gentleman, and dont get vulgar. !f &ou do things right &ou will not be held in contempt of court. Gene was charged with / counts of (!C3, felon& =, - and /, including intimidation. $he onl& reason he spent an& time in prison was that he couldnt get his paperwork. #e served 1 months. $he& dropped the first - counts. $he& arrest &ou and what &ou want to do is go after the bid bond. $here are two sets of bonds, the GS' -1, S, 4standard form5 . $here are two sets of forms -0Ebid bond, -1Eperformance bond, -1a is the pa&ment bond. ?unicipal convention supercedes article / of the *CC. $his is in the official, master text of the *CC. end of tape -.

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