| Tom: He (Patrick) has put in a web page (CFR) and it is pretty extensive reading about how to go about modifying a contract. | |
| I think that Patrick has really delved into more on where we have to access these contracts, specify the contracts, and modify them. | |
| I briefly got through the closing of contracts one, just about a third of the way through the ones on contract modification, | |
| it is not easy for me to see the direct application for what we are doing, but we have to go over it several times and look at it ourselves, | |
| as to does this apply or could this be made to apply to what we are doing? Anybody else take a look at these documents and have comments? | |
| One caller filled out 1415 just like the 1416, you use that information and the SF30 and fill it out. I don't know whether we fill in amounts | |
| in the top part or not. Tom was particularly interested in the language used: the language comes straight off of the 1414. | |
| caller's example: "owner of the state and ss ex-"... Patrick: | |
| OK, everything out here, basically we are running the money, and I can give you some examples as to why I can say that with 100% assurance, OK? | |
| My dad was in WW2, my dad got an honorable discharge, he also had medical problems, OK? He had been in and out of the VA hospital a couple of times; | |
| we had a lawyer here in town and basically he helped my dad get an increase in his disability payments with the VA, OK? | |
| taking the DD214 and basically this attorney had to know about these contract forms: the sf30, sf1414, sf1416, sf1418, also the 1413. | |
| Now, with the 1418, basically you can have the attorney submit his bill into the contract; you don't have to pay him out of your back pocket. | |
| He would do a draw against the perf bond, but using the 1415 is what was able to get an increase in my dad's disability. | |
| The attorney that basically my dad had just happened to be a jew, his name was goldman. What are all these bar-lilcensed attorneys out here? | |
| Why do we have so many BAR licensed attorneys in this country, moreso than in any other country? Because they are bond brokers, | |
| they are able to broker these governmental bonds, just like a commodity broker(s). When all these kids went to college, that attorney | |
| was able to process through the VA against his DD214 and have monthly payments come out and sent to us in our college education. | |
| He had to be using these forms, he was a broker. My dad used him as a broker, he did not fully understand that basically you can broker | |
| out of any of these gov contracts but this jewish broker was helping him with his DD214; all the other contracts are the same process. | |
| Why do they assign you a public defender in court? Because they are trying to give you a broker so that you can broker the process, the contract. | |
| You authorize the payment, you are the owner of this contract. If you guys do not have the full understanding, and most of you never will... | |
| Go and get an attorney, a BAR licensed brokerage contract settlement attorney--to broker your contracts. I had two times that I was dealing | |
| in commodities; twice I got burned out there to the tune of $25,000. Once in a commodity broker's account in New York, the other | |
| in a commodity broker's account in Chicago. I was halfway friendly with the commodity brokers and everything, and when I got burned | |
| I did not pay anything out of my back pocket: $25,000. But these jewish brokers knew exactly how to go in because that account | |
| that I had at that brokerage firm basically had a perf and a pay bond associated with it. They were able to take the charges against the perf bond | |
| and set them off; they did not tell me that, but I am piece-meal-ing all of this together now because I have a lot of history behind me. | |
| This is where I am far advanced over most everbody else because I have done so many other things over my lifetime: | |
| I have been in different scenarios, now I can sit back and look at them and piecemeal this all together. | |
| That is what a lot of people totally forget: they never go back into basically trying to find out the why things happened the waay they did | |
| when they were growing up, or in their different life-span. One of the key things about this contract payment bond and performance bond | |
| setup process all setms out of the 1929 bankruptcy--or stock market collapse, not the bankruptcy then. | |
| Then whole bankruptcy was a complete fraud--by the foreign bankers. The states never would have been bankrupt; | |
| they could have borrowed from the treasury per article 4 section 1, they had the right to do that just as the people had the right | |
| to borrow from the treasury but it had to be done by a private law. But if the states stayed in the republic system, yeah | |
| they could go and borrow from the treasury and then basically the income--whatever from the state cafr funds would be paid back in | |
| to pay the debt that they owe to the treasury at the end of the year. One of the biggest lies out here in the patriot community | |
| has been to stay away from these BAR attorneys; we need to use them in the proper retrospect. If you go back into some of my past audios | |
| and everything from a couple of years ago, you will see that I was calling these BAR attorneys: brokers. But I did not have the full understanding | |
| of what they were supposed to be brokering: these perf and pay bonds. I posted several documents talking about the SF30 | |
| I also posted up the SF1513 and 1415 form. Consent of surety and increase of penalty: basically with that document right there | |
| you can go in and all of the funds that you paid into the SS or into the bank or whatever, into the mortgage... | |
| you can draw those funds out from the payment bond. You can order the settlement of the contract from the performance bond. | |
| Why are there so many inspector generals out here in this country? We have an IG for everything under the sun, | |
| not to mention all of the state AGs which are really IGs for the state, because in all of these contracts you have to invoke the IG | |
| in the process to come in and make sure that the settlement was properly adjudicated. | |
| You do one with the Social Security: put in for getting all of your payment out of the pay bond that you paid in, | |
| put in for another 2k a month or whatever from the perf bond, or you go in and you basically place a total liquidation of that, | |
| but you know how much you paid out of your back pocket into medicare and the ss payments during your lifetime, | |
| so you can put that down and then basically order the settlement for all of the other interest that is accrued in that | |
| under those two bonds. You send that into your local SS office or your regional SS office, and then follow up by going to the SS IG. | |
| The one thing you probably need to have in basically all cases that basically carries one hell of a lot more weight than anything else, | |
| even moreso than a notary public, especially in this contract situation, is to have a letterhead by a broker, by an attorney, | |
| a law office: contract law office. Then they know they are dealing with somebody (who) knows contract law. Most of you people do not | |
| fully understand this contract law, and like before when you were talking to Tom earlier basically you were guessing at how to fill these forms out. | |
| Take the forms down to an attorney, have him fill them out. Even if he charges $200 an hour, what the hell? They payment is going to come out | |
| of the performance of that contract. You on the other hand for your time going in there you can put in a $200 an hour payment from the pay bond. | |
| A man's time is basically valuable. And basically the value is sitting in these bonds, you have to be able to process it out. | |
| You get incarcerated: thrown in jail; basically turn around and find out what contract put you in jail, and then put the charge in | |
| against that contract, but go and have an attorney help you with it. All you are doing is going and getting a commodity broker, | |
| a bond commodity broker; that is all that these lawyers BAR licensed-people are, that judge is a bond broker settlement adjuster. | |
| Now in a lot of cases most of these people do not know the whole process about all of these gov bonds. | |
| They deal with corporate gov bonds or corporate gov contracts, but they never deal with the individual gov bonds, per se. | |
| And basically they are not going to offer it to you, in most cases. Hell there was one judge up in ohio that basically had been foreclosing | |
| on people right-and-left, then all of a sudden one day he got foreclosed on and he did not know how to get out of the system | |
| or how to get his house protected, because basically he thought it was all about these corporate contracts with the government, | |
| he never looked at these things as individual contracts with the government. It is no different than going and setting up | |
| a stock account, brokerage account, or commodity brokerage account with the brokers there; I have basically said all along--all brokers... | |
| you cannot write bonds because you do not have a broker's license, you cannot broker these bonds either because you do not have a broker's license. | |
| You can put the documents in, and HOPE that they are going to process them, but if you work through a broker, you are going to get your resolve | |
| out of the process. Yeah, the biggest lie in the whole patriot community out here was: "stay away from the lawyers, | |
| they are out here to really screw you over". Half of these guys from that statement alone have caused more damage to the people of this country | |
| than the lawyers themselves have! So how many of these back-stabbing, sonofabitchin gurus that are out here charging out the ass... | |
| messing over the people, keeping them dumbed down: are they shills? What the hell is the deal? | |
| I said all along that basically anybody that is out there charging for a seminar or anything and cannot tell the people how to pay for the seminar: | |
| their seminar ain't worth shit. And I don't know anybody out here that really has had a 100% settlement out of all of their seminars. | |
| They have hoodwinked money out of the peoples' back-pocket, money that the people really did not have that they were HOPING | |
| to get something settled, so that they could basically continue to live in their house or whatever... but here it is! Go and get an attorney! | |
| You do not know how to broker these contracts. I have given you a lot of information out here on how to start processing them. | |
| My dad did not know how to do all of these forms. But that jewish lawyer definitely knew how to do them. | |
| I did not know how to pay the $25k twice over in my commodity broker's account, but now I fully understand how it was paid! | |
| Hell, I had commodity accounts there that basically if they are still open, I probably have over $1MM in the payment side of those. | |
| That is the kicker; that is why they treat you as incompetent: because you do not know that these are nothing more than contracts, | |
| and you have to take them to a contract broker; they are bonds and you are not licensed to do settlements of bonds, to broker the bonds. | |
| That is the bottom line, and then like I said you get a letterhead for a law office understanding contract law... | |
| Then, you will start getting the resolve you want. You can take your certificate of title to your vehicle, put it into the SoS, | |
| have the attorney send it in, order the liquidation of that contract, get the full face value of that certificate of title, | |
| in most cases it has the new price value right there on that cert. of title, yeah get 30-40k back in 3 days! | |
| But the payment that you have to pay to the attorney is going to come out of the perf bond, it is not coming out of your back pocket! | |
| Let him process it through. You go and start doing this and then you start buying the stuff... | |
| and then one of the key things in all of these contracts: the max timeframe for a contract per the bible is 7 years, | |
| but in most cases in this country, the contracts are fully funded at the end of 3 years, like the mortgage: | |
| the perf bond at the end of 3 years have the full value of that house in the performance, you just have to have the order | |
| to set that payment off, and then you can reclaim all of the payments--principal and interest that you paid in against that mortgage | |
| into the bank because it is being held in the payment bond. You guys have more money than you know what to do with, | |
| you just don't know how and where to go and pull it out, and that is what I am telling you tonight, is the proper way to go and pull it out. | |
| You take these forms into the attorney; if you don't like what you are hearing from the attorney, if the attorney tries to give you | |
| some double-talk, there are more attorneys out there that have BAR broker's licenses. You go and find a good broker that will work with you. | |
| I have had some bad commodity brokers out there in the past, but see one thing I have got over most everybody else out here, | |
| I went and took the commodity broker's test; I basically could have brokered bonds if I had went ahead and gone and got my license. | |
| We were not that far off about 5 years ago when we were trying to go to brokers in this process, but we did not have this SF30, | |
| the 1414,1415,1413,1416,and the 1418 forms. That is what I was missing. Seeing that it was all about bonds, | |
| and basically you have the right to order the termination of any and all of these bonds, right now, if you are over the age of 25. | |
| That is right out of the constitution, because you cannot represent another person unless you are out of debt. | |
| If you are in debt to somebody else then you are being controlled by that other person and you cannot give a fair representation | |
| to anybody else--even to your family members, because you have a noose around your neck. | |
| But this is the process to get out of this; just like I did with my car: I have no state contract on my vehicle; I never paid any sales tax on it, | |
| I do not have a state license on it, I do not have state-demanded insurance on the vehicle. | |
| But I can turn around and if I get in a situation to where I caused a problem, I will basically settle from my assets that I know I've got out there. | |
| But if it is not my fault, it is the other party's, I can turn around and put a claim in against their contract with the state, | |
| using the 1418 form against their contract. Having a broker submit that in against that other contract. | |
| Now hopefully you understand why this country has more bar-licensed attorneys than any other country out here, because we have more contracts | |
| than any other country: that is why. And all of these courts that we have been going to, they are just contract courts: | |
| contract settlement courts, that is all they are; and stop being the surety for the contract. | |
| I don't know what more I can say; I have given you examples, I have got the proof, it is there. | |
| I know that there is a bunch of liars out here that basically whether these people actually did it on purpose | |
| or whether they were just too damn dumb to go and do some additional research in the process, I do not know. | |
| But anyway, whatever they were doing, it was wrong, especially by telling you to stay away from the BAR--the brokers. | |
| You have traffic tickets; turn around and fill out this SF30, this 1415 form. Go in and claim what you paid out of your back pocket | |
| from the payment bond; go in and claim the reimbursement from the performance bond for that traffic ticket. | |
| Especially if it had an appearance bond on there. The appearance bond should be coming out of the performance of that contract, | |
| and normally it would be against the driver's license contract that you have with the state. | |
| Child support, spousal support: put it against the marriage contract. Like I said: if the lawyers or whatever, the BAR people | |
| do not fully understand what you say, find one that does; explain to them that this is the same thing--these contracts are the same | |
| as any other governmental corporation contract. Like between the contractor and the department of highway(s): | |
| the department of highway(s) does not go out and do all the work, they subcontract that stuff out, | |
| well the subcontractor has a contract with the state then. They have to have a pay and a perf bond. | |
| But see that is what most of these BAR-licensed attorneys are dealing with because the people are not coming to them | |
| and brokering THEIR bonds. Watch some of the Hallmark movies: why do they have in so many of their movies, | |
| why are they always having lawyers in their movies? And what are these lawyers dealing with in most of these movies? | |
| Corporate contracts. That is what the vast majority of all of them are. OK, open it up to questions. | |
| Caller asks in regards to using the GSA forms, she was looking at SF30, and upon reading that looked at the bottom and it said | |
| for an individual you would use form 28, so include that or stay away from the 20-series forms? | |
| You stay away from those, you do not need those. But go and talk to an attorney, that is what you really need to do, | |
| and then basically have his payment come out--using the SF1418 form. Yeah, he gets paid from the performance of the contract. | |
| This is just like building a house, OK? Basically support for the material comes out of the performance bond. | |
| Caller asks if we use any BAR attorney or any one with a BAR license? Yes, but you question then; you don't just go down... | |
| you want to check out a commodity broker before you make your first trade with him, find out how reliable he is, what does he know, OK? | |
| you have to do some due dilligence, and like one of these documents that I put up there: who is the one that is responsible | |
| for initiating the closure/closeout of the contract? You ARE THE ONE, nobody else is going to initiate the closure of these contracts. | |
| Tom asks if we should take in our non-ucc and credits transfer deeds? Or SF forms is sufficient? | |
| I would take all your docs in there with you, and basically go over the forms with them first and then break out the contracts that you have. | |
| The same thing goes on at a commodity broker's: you have got so many shares of gold, cattle, soybeans... | |
| Then you transfer your account over to this other broker, but you want to find out what he knows before you start dealing with him, | |
| then you show him the contracts that you have. I would audition these to see if they are up to snuff. | |
| Only a fool goes in there and basically trusts anybody without questioning them, and basically this country is full of fools. | |
| Caller says that most attorneys want their $200 per hour for the one hour up-front. | |
| Patrick says you show them and you find a broker that will take the funds out of the account. | |
| They have to do it, otherwise you are going to basically file charges against them with the inspector generals. | |
| Say "oh no, I am insolvent, all my money is tied up in these contracts; you broker these contracts, THEN you get paid", | |
| and basically if you don't do this, I will file charges against the BAR association, against the broker's licensing association | |
| that you are not doing what you were licensed to do; that is how you take their broker's licenses away from them. | |
| Filing all these other charges into the courts and everything else is bullshit. | |
| That is basically going to end you up in jail, just like so many of these other people out here, | |
| because you did not know what the process was and you listened to a bunch of these other nitwits out here that did not understand | |
| the banking system in this country, this commercial contract banking system. | |
| Caller asks if this is the whole concept that a lawyer is not allowed to tell you what your rights are but if you know your rights, | |
| they have to stand up for them? YOU have to know what you are doing in some of this stuff, you do not have to know how to fill out | |
| all the forms, but you have to know (that) these contracts and you basically demand that they broker these accounts for you. | |
| Caller says that they have never done this before, right? You do not know that for sure, stop guessing. | |
| Some of the introductory people only know about the construction contracts out here and that's it, they don't know about these other | |
| governmental contracts, how they are the same scenario. But there are people out there that do know. | |
| And like I said: in my scenario, three out of the three that I dealt with, they were all jews. The choice is yours. Any other questions? | |
| OK, you guys talk amongst yourselves, I am going to drop off here, have a good night. | |
| Caller asks Tom if anyone is transcribing these calls? Nick has been summarizing them but this is a good one for word-for-word transcription. | |
| Tom says he knows a few good attorneys and he thinks they would have done this, but most would not fill out these forms. | |
| Caller says he was looking at the template for the window sticker; what is supposed to accompany that form? | |
| What accompanies that endorsement form and do I need a lawyer for that? Caller says it's an endorsement for window sticker and tax bill. | |
| Tom says that the process has changed and we are filling out the (SF) forms ourselves. | |
| The endorsement was for when we were converting the window sticker into a bill of credit, we are not doing that now, we are accessing the bonds. | |
| Really listen to this call again, I think everyone should go through and transcribe it, it will probably take you 3-4 hours to transcribe this call | |
| but it really makes you pay attention and listen carefully, and you will see when you go through and listen carefully, | |
| just write down most of what we talked about, most of the stuff we are trying to learn ourselves we should really take it to the guys | |
| who were trained to do this, and we will not get into trouble for having filled them out. | |
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