Mystery Babylon

Sovereignty

• resident
  • transient
• inhabitant
• drive
  • implies you are hauling passengers or cargo for hire
    • motor vehicle
      • instrument used in commerce
        • obligated by state's commercial rules of the road
          • non-resident driving privelege
            • laws don't apply
• travel
• address
  • General Delivery
    • Artificial entity
    • 2865
      • Return Receipt for International Mail
  • Special Delivery
    • can only put Federal mail in there
• If judge asks you questions he's setting you up
  • he's supposed to be a referee
• Congress of United States
  • In Congress Assembled is synonymous with United States
    • US only exists In Congress Assembled
• Supreme Court of United States
• President of the United States of America
  • authorized to exercise powers anywhere pursuant to the Constitution and the Articles
• Liberty
  • permission
  • where you're exercising it
    • natural liberty / natural law
    • personal liberty
      • not mess with anyone else's rights
    • civil liberty
      • permission you exercise when you get a contract from the government
    • political liberty
      • permission to join the government
• Constituent
  • power of attorney given to someone else
• Nationality
  • based upon where you were born

Birth Certificate

• Nurse or nurse's aid will bring papers for mother to sign
  • do not sign anything that concerns SSN
    • "I don't want a SSN for my child and I'm not going to fill that out or sign it"
      • "I don't want my child to have a Social Security Number. I object to it on religious grounds. I object to it on any grounds there is. The law says it is a voluntary program and the child is not old enough to make a decision like that".
    • SSN will not be issued unless mother signs stating she wants it issued.
    • Ask for copies of all forms that they filled out and follow it up.
      • Follow up
        • Call them every single week
          • if the person you talk to can't give you an answer, ask to speak to their supervisor
        • Be persistent
        • they will revoke the SSN and delete all the information in the record
  • pressure to sign birth certificate
    • "I have not decided upon a name for my baby. When I do, I will let you know"
    • Certificate of Live Birth
      • library will have sample
      • mother and father fill out
      • get doctor to sign
        • if doesn't, say "I'm not going to pay your bill until you do"
    • "I'm not interested. I have a Certificate of Live Birth. Birth Certificate is not necessary or required".
• Social Security Policy and General Procedures
  • Social Security Administration Manual
    • 0205.100
      • a
        • when parent objects to assignment of Social Security Number to a child under enumeration at birth program
        • policy of Social Security Administration does not change, void or cancel social security numbers
          • in special situations the Social Security Administration will delete applicant information from SSN record
            • object strenuously
      • b
        • Procedure
        • a parent may object when a child is assigned an SSN
        • If a child is issued an SSN card via the enumeration at birth program and the mother states she answered no to the enumeration question when providing birth information for the newborn, assume that the state inadvertently keyed yes and follow these steps
          • 1. explain that the child will need an SSN by age 2 if he or she is to be listed as a dependent on an income tax return
            • if the parent accepts the explanation and will keep the SSN card, stop. If this is not acceptable, go to step 2.
          • 2. explain that on SSA's record the account will remain dormant unless earnings are posted on the record.
            • if the parents accepts this explanation and will keep the card, stop. If the parent accepts the explanation but does not want the SSN card, take the card and destroy the card.
              • RM 0201.060
              • explain that when an application is later made for an SSN card, the same number will be assigned
              • if the parent insists that we delete the SSN record, explain that the deletion may take several months.
                • In reality it doesn't take several months. They can do it immediately but they want you to forget about it.
          • 3. document the parent's objection and advise that the case must be sent to the central office for review. Explain to the parent that if we delete the applicant information from the SSN record, a subsequent SSN request, likely before the age of 2, will result in a different SSN. In addition, if or when a parent files for an SSN for the child in the future, he or she should enter no in item 10 on the SS file. Forward all material pertinent to the situation including observation and recommendation to the SSA. Request review of the case and action concerning the parent's request for deletion of the data from the SSN records. Send copy of the file to the appropriate regional office so they can discuss problems ongoing with the involved state.

Personal Preparedness

• mental attitude that won't quit
  • self-sufficiency
• food
• fire
• shelter
• 18 Charlie
  • Special forces engineer
• low tech is better than high tech
  • GPS is 2-way
    • tells someone else where you are
    • if satellites shut down, won't do you any good
  • night vision
    • you are more illuminated than other things illuminated
      • leaks light
    • if must, get quality night vision
      • US generation, not Soviet
• toilet paper
• clothing
  • footwear
    • boots
      • break them in
      • keep moisture out
        • gortex oversock
• military surplus
• web gear
  • load-bearing equipment
  • important material
  • water
    • 2 1-quart canteens
    • at least 4 magazine carriers
    • treat
      • boiling
      • distilling
        • solar still
      • chemicals
      • pocket filter
        • Katadyn
        • Sweetwater
        • virus filter
      • water tabs
      • filter
        • cut off pants legs filled with sand
          • charcoal
          • then treat with chemicals
  • compass
    • satellites track tritium
  • watches
    • don't have battery-operated watches
      • can be tracked
    • have wind-up watches
  • small binoculars
  • Escape and Evasion kit
    • emergency rations
      • mainstays
      • high calorie
      • long-term storage
    • space blanket
    • 2 largest garbage bags
      • make good sleeping bags and rain gear
    • wire snare
  • quality first-aid kit
  • mini mag light
    • substitute red or green lens for white
      • red will show up in night vision devices but will charge light-sensitive materials
      • green can't be shown in night vision devices but will charge light sensitive materials
  • weapons cleaning kit
  • 550 Paracord
  • MRE ready-to-eat meals
  • cantine cup
    • plastic
      • metal make too much noise
• ruck sack
  • ALICE Pack
    • All-Purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment
    • frame
      • keep weight on hips
    • sleeping system
    • survival equipment
    • canvas wash basin
    • wash cloth
    • soap without perfume
      • ivory
  • CFP-90
  • comfort items
  • spare clothing
    • spare t-shirts
  • all food
    • heavy-duty food
  • waterproof bags
    • at least 6 pairs of socks in a waterproof bag
      • in the winter, extra thermal
  • poncho liner
  • 2 2-quart canteens
    • drink first
  • spare set of BDUs
  • foot powder
  • medical kit
    • heavy-duty gauze bandages
  • personal hygiene kit
  • spare ammunition
    • nato-caliber equipment
      • easily replenished
  • good poncho
    • shelter
    • blanket
    • sleeping bag
    • camouflage
  • bungee cords
    • camouflage
    • tourniquet
  • snap links
    • carabiners
  • camouflage net
  • ranger roll
  • cold climates
    • extra-thick sleeping bag
    • extra-thick clothing
    • extra food
  • ditch ruck in worst-case scenario
• luxury items
  • spotting scopes
    • better than binoculars
  • radios
    • electromagnetic pulses will toast them
    • spare batteries
  • at least 1 120' rope
    • tubular webbing
      • woven nylon
  • Savage brand model 110 Frank Pauls
    • police sniper rifle
    • optics
  • 14' of 1" tubing
  • 1 shovel
  • photo equipment
    • take pictures of
      • tanks on flat cars
      • police harassing you
• military hand signals
  • rally point
    • hand flat like a karate chop pointed out at prominent object
  • manuals
    • ranger manual good if prior experience
  • freeze
    • extreme danger
    • held up fist
  • hold
    • palm held up
  • danger area
  • enemy sighted
    • gun pointed in direction of enemy
• head count
• tricks of the trade
  • group cross the road all at one time
    • to avoid detection
• financial
  • deny TPTB working capital
  • March is when they devalue currency
    • 3/31/1991 - Moscow ruble declined 126,578% overnight

Signal Intelligence

• Scanner
  • programmable
  • mobile
    • 12-volt
    • battery-powered
  • have recorder handy
    • video camera
  • Brands
    • Uniden Bearcat
    • AOR
    • Icon
  • Fair Radio Sales
  • Antique Radio Supply

House

• Concrete test out in 27 days to reach minimum strength
  • no building should be done before then
    • if not covered for 7 days it will lose 50% of its strength
• lumber
  • Douglas Fir
    • resonance wood
    • strongest
  • Hem Fir
    • lighter
• Pertition
  • exterior walls
    • 2x4 wall
    • inside 1/2" drywall
      • gypsum board
    • outside
      • 1/2" rigid styrofoam
      • 1/2" stucco
  • Siding
    • Existing siding
      • R Board over that
        • Vinyl siding over that
  • 3 1/2" R11 insulation
  • top plate
  • bottom plate
• framing

Guns

• Large ring bolt-action mauzer Action
  • forged steel parts
  • Interarms Whitworth Mark X Express
    • 375H & H Magnum Calibre
    • remove stock and barrel
      • keep action
      • bolt and receiver polished
    • 375H & H Magnum Wildcat
    • order 30" or 31" barrel in 375 calibre
      • heavy match-grade
      • 1 in 12 twist
      • mount to Mark X
    • recessed target crown at end of barrel
    • compensator for end of barrel
      • ports on top
        • decreases barrel buck
  • synthetic stock
    • Bell and Carlson synthetic stock with thumb hole
  • barrel cryogenically stress-relieved
  • glass bed action in stock
  • bi-pod
  • scope
    • Tasco World Class Scope
      • 36 power
      • paralax adjustment at objective lens
  • 375 H&H Magnum Round
    • made by manufacturer known for making excellent cases
    • Remington 375 H&H Magnum rounds
    • fire-formed to new shape
    • deprime
      • take spent primer out
    • tumble
    • primer brush
      • clean recessed hole where primer goes
    • casenet brush
      • clean neck of casing
    • lube cases
    • full size
      • sizing dies
      • size entire case
      • trim cases
      • all rounds exactly the same size
      • check length of case
      • deburr the neck
    • slow-burning powder
      • IMR 4350
      • 90 grains of powder
      • large magnum rifle primer
        • Winchester large magnum rifle primer
      • 300 grain Hornaday Spitzer Boattail Bullet
        • 270 grain flattail

Money

• discharge debt
  • when you don't pay your debt
• Allodial title
  • you have the right to own\
  • • revoke signature on Social Security and renounce benefits
  • use lawful consideration
  • no one has a superior claim
    • put notice in paper ask anyone with claim to come forward within 30 days or forever waive their claim
• Pension plan
  • that which government gives in exchange for valuable services rendered to the government
    • presumed to be employee of the US Government for tax purposes
• to not be subject to income tax
  • revoke signature on SSN
  • no bank accounts
    • when you get a bank account, you're in federal territory
• IRS Meeting
  • tape recorder allowed with 10 day written notice
  • ask for supervisor and file a complaint.
    • if that doesn't work, ask for supervisor's supervisor and file a complaint
  • "I believe in paying all my taxes"
    • "which taxes are you talking about?"
      • "I can't figure it out. Will you please help me?"
        • US Individual income tax
          • "thank you! Pursuant to 26 CFR 1.1-1 what form do you want me to file?"
            • "1040"
              • "Thank you! But I'm confused. Pursuant to 26 CFR 1.1-1 the proper form to use is form 2555. Are you telling me to file a false form? Please show me where I'm supposed to file a 1040."
• 26 US Code
  • no matter who you work for or where you work if you have an agreement with Social Security it is presumed to be covered employment, taxable

Common Law Trust

• make sure trustee is in sovereign capacity with no impairments
• Constitutional Law
• 3 party contract
  • declaration of trust
    • declaration of independence from 1040 set of rules
  • 2 trustees
    • husband / wife
    • manager for benefit of beneficiaries
      • management contract
        • $25 minimum per year per trust
        • provided with trust HQ
          • place to live
          • food
          • automobile
  • beneficiaries
    • children
    • another trust
    • tax burden passed onto beneficiary
• Simple Trust
• Pure Trust
• Complex Trust
  • Bob Swan
  • addresses all issues
  • recognized by IRS in 1041 tax form
  • 6 unit trusts
    • can loan to each other
      • set interest rate
        • can be deferred
    • 4 unit trusts
      • hold liabilities
      • auto trust
        • vehicles
      • manpower trust
        • labor base
      • disbursement goes to business trust
    • business trust
      • primary trust
        • after expenses deducted from schedule C form, final amount disbursed to beneficiary
    • family trust
      • beneficiary
        • receives tax burden
      • trust headquarters
        • can own unlimited trust headquarters
        • home
        • maintenance
        • expense to trust
          • private school education
            • successor trustee education
          • after expenses deducted from, final dispersement donated to private charitable trust
            • 100% tax deductible
            • K1 distributions
              • Schedule C expenses
      • cannot borrow from charitable trust
        • double-dealing
          • illegal
    • private charitable trust
      • family foundation
        • trustee controlled by trustees
      • increase to be donated to beneficiary
        • 5% of increase of value that particular year
        • public community or IRS

Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights

• Article 3 – Human Dignity and Human Rights
  1. Human dignity, human rights, and fundamental freedoms are to be fully respected.
  2. The interests and welfare of the individual should have priority over the sole interest of science or society.
• Article 6 – Consent
  1. Any preventive, diagnostic, and therapeutic medical intervention is only to be carried out with the prior, free and informed consent of the person concerned, based on adequate information. The consent should, where appropriate, be express and may be withdrawn by the person concerned at any time and for any reason without disadvantage or prejudice. (11)

Defending Your Retreat

• I. Introduction

  II. Extreme?

  III. Defending Your Retreat

  Ensure retreat is defendable

  barbed wired, entrenchments

  stay away from population centers, isolated

  IV. Never retreat alone

  safety in numbers

  1. cooperation in coordinating defensive system

  2. sharing tasks of defense

  3. qualified medical personell (most important)

  V. Neighbors? None

  2+ retreats in close proximity linked by CB radios

  VI. Types of Attacks

  Mel Tappan - Survival Guns, 1976

  1. Exposed Attack

  2. Stealth Blitz

  3. Fire Blitz

  4. Scouting Attack

  VII. Chain of Command

  most experienced in charge

  coordinate defensive/offensive combat operations

  only room for one boss

  VIII. Guards are a must

  day, can be kept to a minimum

  worse at night

  1. clear fields of fire, remove objects limiting observation

  2. prepare adequate communication/observation systems

  3. shelters, storage, weapons

  4. design/install barbed wire obstacles/barricades

  5. camouflage of defensives

  VIIII. Shoot or not?

  Deadline beyond which

  no one may approach without permission

  VII. Escape Route

  determine in advance

  assign personnel to man

  assign place of safety to regroup

  all members know how to find, esp. in darkness

  emergency caches, bury critical materials

  1. spare weapons/ammo

  2. dehydrated food/vitamins

  3. first aid/medical

  4. compass/maps

  5. gold/silver coins

  6. clothing/misc.

  Methods of long-term underground storage

  protect against corrosion/elements

  IX. Emergency packs

  1. spare ammo/armolight AR-7 rifle

  2. compass/maps

  3. dehydrated food/vitamins/utensils

  4. fire equipment

  5. tube tent/insulated thermal blanket

  6. hunting knife

  7. spare canteen

  8. dry clothing/extra socks

  9. misc. personal items

  X. Communication

  XI. Defensive Lighting

  1. Floodlights require large power source

  2. can be shot out

  flares better

  mortar launched parachute flair

  magnesium flair

  night vision devices

  active/passive

  active:light emitted

  M1 Sniping system

  con: packs bulky

  passive: most desirable,

  emits no light

  amplifies existing light

  nightvision mounted on rifle

  XII. Binoculars/Spotting scopes

  guards/patrols

  XIII. Sandbags

  choose synthetic

  XIIII. How good is your wire?

  
  

  XX. Topographic Maps

  XXI. Always be armed

  never more than arms length away from

  each adult should

  wear sidearm and leave with assault rifle

  .223 or .308 calibre

  XXII. Standardization of Weapons

  1. reduce # of calibres

  2. easier to stock spare parts

  3. reduce # of magazines stored

  4. reduce weapons to be familiar with

  XXIII. Ammo

  45 ACP, 308, 223, 12-gauge

  reloading equipment, dyes, powders & bullets

  XXIV. Ready-room/alert area

  central portion, mainline defensive weapons, magazines

  ammo, cleaned, inspected regularly

  rotated

  VII. Escape Route

  determine in advance

  assign personnel to man

  assign place of safety to regroup

  all members know how to find, esp. in darkness

  emergency caches, bury critical materials

  1. spare weapons/ammo

  2. dehydrated food/vitamins

  3. first aid/medical

  4. compass/maps

  5. gold/silver coins

  6. clothing/misc.

  Methods of long-term underground storage

  protect against corrosion/elements

  IX. Emergency packs

  1. spare ammo/armolight AR-7 rifle

  2. compass/maps

  3. dehydrated food/vitamins/utensils

  4. fire equipment

  5. tube tent/insulated thermal blanket

  6. hunting knife

  7. spare canteen

  8. dry clothing/extra socks

  9. misc. personal items

  XX. Topographic Maps

  XXI. Always be armed

  never more than arms length away from

  each adult should

  wear sidearm and leave with assault rifle

  .223 or .308 calibre

  XXII. Standardization of Weapons

  1. reduce # of calibres

  2. easier to stock spare parts

  3. reduce # of magazines stored

  4. reduce weapons to be familiar with

  XXIII. Ammo

  45 ACP, 308, 223, 12-gauge

  reloading equipment, dyes, powders & bullets

  XXIV. Ready-room/alert area

  central portion, mainline defensive weapons, magazines

  ammo, cleaned, inspected regularly

  rotated

  XXV. Establish fields of Fire

  range card, drawn in advance, visual representation

  to key landmarks within fields of fire, used to

  adjust sights

  XXVI. Chainsaw

  self-contained, self-lubricating chainsaw

  1. trees for barricades

  2. lumber for construction

  3. small trees/underbrush

  XXVII. Need to have Scout Outs

  armed with walkie talkies

  1. give warning of enemy attack

  2. gauge size/strength of force

  3. harass enemy, attack supplies, vehicles, comms.

  4. perform sniper duty

  5. flank, block path of retreat

  XXVIII. Patrols and their Weapons

  weapons complementary

  50% armed with light assault rifles, the rest heavy

  terrain a factor for armor

  wooded favor 223, open spaces 308

  XXIX. What weapon? What range?

  800 yards, M14, G3, 308, 7.62mm, FAL

  300 yards, 223, AR-15, AR-180, mini 14

  100 yards, riot shotgun, 12 gauge

  100-300: 223, 5.65mm

  300+: 308, 7.62 NATO cartridge,

  300-800: match-grade M14, 9-power Redfield scope

  XXX. Cleanliness and weapon

  cleaned daily, inspected, lube oil, bore solvent, cleaning rods, brushes

  XXXI. Weapons Practice

  XXXII. Automatic Weapons

  Semi-automatic is desirable when weapon at a premium

  5 subjects to learn

  bulletproof vests, lightweight kevlar

  headgear, Israeli issue

  lightweight impact bullet resistence plastic

  uniformity of clothing

  alternate identification

  munitions

  
  

  
  

  
  

Good Guys

• Anti-Zionists
  • Henry Ford
    • The Dearborn Independent
      • The International Jew
  • William Cooper
  • Nation of Islam
    • The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews
    • Farrakhan
  • Public Enemy
    • Professor Griff
  • Ice Cube
  • Mos Def
  • Adam Green
  • Christopher Jon Bjerknes
  • Mathew North
• 1829 - Anti-Masonic Party
  • Members
    • Henry Dana Ward
    • Thurlow Weed
    • William H. Seward
    • John Quincy Adams
      • Christian
      • Passy Academy
      • 1787 - graduated from Harvard University
      • Minister to Great Britain
      • U.S. Senator
      • Secretary of State
      • 1824 - President
      • 1830 - U.S. House of Representatives
      • 2/23/1848 - died
  • 1840 - extinct
• 5/2023 - Nicaragua ordered Nicaraguan Red Cross shut down.
• 8/23/2023 - Nicaragua banned Society of Jesus
  • expelled Jesuit priests from their residence in Managua
  • confiscated Central American University
  • ordered confiscation of all its assets
  • failed to comply with tax reporting
  • President, Daniel Ortega
    • Vice-President, Rosario Murillo

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