Re: Looking for good Interrogatories

Posted by Prune Man (65.161.188.11) on September 19, 2003 at 12:11:09:

In Reply to: Re: Looking for good Interrogatories posted by Dumb Debtor on September 18, 2003 at 22:28:03:

I would gladly pay the bill were it mine (I lie, I've never "gladly" paid a bill). However, the account they claim and the $ amount they state is not valid. The dates of activity on this account do not correlate to what I remember and they have not provided any information other than a goofy letter of validation which they themselves signed and notarized. On top of that the lawyer they have wants to add Thousands of dollars more for their fee which is simply ludacrous because she has done nothing.

To answer your questions directly:
I don't pay the bill because I don't owe it.
Do I feel I should have to pay - Heck no!
Am I looking for a way to stick it to them - Heck Yeah!

Your last question is sorta loose so I will talk at length:
My copy of the U.S. Constitution states that only congress can manufacture money, not banks (Article 1, Section 8 - Unless I missed the amendment that changes this). Since the early 1900's the FED, which is mostly composed of privately owned foreign banking Institutions that meet privately to control our economy and financial markets, has allowed banks and lending institutions to illegally use our individual promissory notes to "Create" money while they simply shift numbers in their ledgers. They then charge us interest on the money they lend us which they created out of "thin air" using our signatures which they never asked our permission for. The sick part this is that, according to the records of congress, the U.S. could buy back the FED for the original $450 Million that the hucksters originally invested to create it, and this would allow the profit on "our" money to go back to the treasury instead of the private banks that make up the FED.

Of course, if the FED's meetings were made public, and if the officials who run the FED were publicly elected, we would certainly vote them out. But they are appointed and we, the people, have no control over who is appointed.

The whole history of this is public knowledge, but not mainstream media. I have spent the better part of the last 3 months reading assorted books from the local libraries to further my education and try to understand this insanely difficult system. If you wish to know more but are too lazy to actually read a book, do a couple of internet searches for "UCC-304", "December 23, 1913 FED", "how the federal reserve makes money", "federal reserve system", and read something of it yourself.

So to answer your last question, it appears that "they" (the banks and FED - I don't bother separating them) not only did something to me, but also to you and everyone else in our country.

-The creators of the Federal Reserve System (FED) sold the past, current, and future work of our citizens to foreign interests without our consent and are guilty of fraud and treason-

That's not just my own personal view, but also the view of a growing number of people. Probably more than you wanted to hear, but isn't that what public forums are for?

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin 1759

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