Presentment Instructions

Method; fn Person
As of 11 May, 2409

Hello. Many of you are scared, but excited as you come to grips with the implications of
the task in front of you. This is understandable. Every one has questions. This is not the
time to re-invent the wheel. The¡efore we have gotten together to give you a blueprint on
how to fi.le your presenûnents.

When servîng the presentments there are two ways to do it one in person, if the clerk
will in fact âccept it. And two by cert¡f¡ed Mail, restricted delivery.

We have redesigned some ofthe pages since your packages were maìled out The
packages you have received are complete and can be presented in its current fonn. If you
have the means to do so, you can print the changes we provide to you and insert them
into your presentnents.
So here is what you do;

1. ABOVE ALL ELSEBE POLITE. TTIESE PEOPLE ARENOT OIJR

ADVERSARMS!
2. As soon rìs you receive your Presentuen! whether in the mail or in an attachment
through e-mail, print it out (you need at a minimum 3 copies for each
presenhent)
3. Fill out and have the Title page no tarized and make 4 copies. (the 4û copy will be
for your master copy of the presenhent should you u,ant to file more than one
jurisdiction)
4. Go to the courthouse, and file the noø¡ized copy (clerk may require 2 copies)
Presenhnent with the court clerk. (ThÍs legitimizes the presentuent in your
jurisdiction).
5. Get a rcceþ for the filing. (fhis process should not cost you to file- You are not
entering a case, your are filing apresenhent)
6. After your presenhent has been recorded by the clerk, you are now ready make
your presentnent to an officer of the court;
a. Sheriff
b. Constable
c. Attomey
d. Local, cþ or state fudge
e. Attomey's office
f. District Attomey or Assistant Distict Attorney
g. Attomey General ofyour Søte

Use t.he attashed receþ to insure the filing was legitimate. Ask them when you can
expect an answer to the filing, offer to get it touch with them regarding filed case (this is
where the clerk filing is important) youjust presented.

7. Inform the recipient that if you bave not heard anythíng you will be back in 40
days to check on the progress of the presenhent.
8. Scan the recelpt ofthe presenhent and e-mail it to one of the command centers
for filing. If you can not scan it snail mail it after you have a copy for yourself.

You may participate in more than one Grand Jury. You may make more than one
presentnent.
 THEAMERICAN GRAND TURY

tutAy 16, 2009

COAN.ENED A HEÁRING,
CONDUCTED AN IAIYESTIGATION OF EWDENCE,
AND RETARNED A ]IIA.TORITT YOTE OF 25 TO 1
TO AFFINMAND TIAKE PRESENTMENTS TO
AAIYATVD ALLAPPLICABLE COURTS OF IAW IN
REFENNNCE TO ßOTH CIARGES AGAINST
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(OTHER ALTATSES AS LISTED BELO}N
FOR THE CRIMES OF:

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THE FOLLOWING DOCIIMENTS DESCRIBE THE
fuL4NDATE, pROCÆ',SS, DELTBERATTON, AND
PRESENTMENT ACTIWTIES THE AMERICAN GRAND
IURY TTAI4E TAKEN ATVD ARE CURRENTLY I}4AKTNG TO
ENSURE ACCOTINTABILITVAIVD TUSTICE IN OTIR
NATION!
PLEASE FEEL FNNE TO TOIN US AND TIAKE A
PRESENTMENT BY FOLLO'WNG THE INSTRUCTIONS
BELOW!
 Presentrrrents: Americian Grand Jury
May r.6, zoog
On May 16, 2oo9 theAmerican Grand Jury convened and conducted a
hearing with regardto CRIMINAL activity, complaints and allegations
presented. before said Grand Jury;

Such charges and presenhents of criminal activity were handed down against
theperson(s) knownas BarackObam4 aka: Ba¡ackObama, Jr., aka: Ba¡ack
HusseinObama, aka: BarrySoetoro; aka: BarryObama; aka: BarackObama,
presumed hesident of the United States (hereinafter lmown as Obama);

Said Grand JurXr was dr¡ly organized and em¡rowered under the laws
of the Constitution of United. States of America as follows:

Scope and Authoritv of the Grand JurT

The Constihrtion of the United States, Ämendment r and.Amendment
5, hornm as portions oftlre Bilt of Rights states¡

^Amendment t Congress såcll make na law respeetíng an establíshment of

r elig ío4 or pr ohibítíng the fr ee æer císe ther eof; or øbridg ing the fr eedom of
speech, or of the press; or the rþht of the people peaceably to assemble, and to
petítíonthe Gouetnmantfor aredress of griananæs. .

Amendment g: No person shall be held to answæ for a capital, or othe¡wise

ínfamous æíme, unles.ç on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury,

Said Grand Jr¡ry was convened under the power and. authority vested with the
people as guaranteed under the Constihrtion, Amendment S, Bill of Rights.

The convened Grand Jury was "national" in nahue, represented by people of the
United $tates, saidpeople beingcitizens as we¡esworu.under Oath as to
Eligibilityfor and Service in behalf ofthe GrandJury:
Each JurSr member rmas eligible as follorvs¡

r) A citizen of the United States;

e) A citizen ofeighteen (rÐ years or older;
B) Aresidentof a State charteredwithinthe United States of America
4) Were in possession of his/her nattral faorlties, of ordinary intellþence,
of soundjudgment andof fair elaracter;
S) Possessed a sufEcient loowledge of the English langr¡age;
6) Were not serving as abial juorin anycourt;
 Z) Had not been convicted of a malfeasance in ofñce, a felony, or other
high sdms;
8) Were notservingas an electedpublicofficer.

Each Jury member did SIMEAR or AFFIRM as follows:

"Thøt I (jury mernber) shalldílígentþ inquíre, andtrue

presenffir.ønt make, of all arch matteîs øs may fu gíuen me before
thejury, ar shall æme to my bzouiledge, touching sueh seruíee. I
shall pr esent no p er son through pr ejudíce or íII uílL nor leau e any
un-pr esented. thr ough fear or fau or, but ín all mg pr esantments
sItia.II endeauor to presønt the tnûh, tIrc uhole tr.fih, ønd nothíng
but the truth (affirmed) or so help me God (sworn)."

Said atrrmæion orsworn oathwas iluly subsc,ribedbyappearaneeof each jury

member before a notary public whereby each jury member affirmed. o¡ swore the
Oath of Office for service to tle Grand Jur¡'; furthermore each jury member
verbalþ repeated the "oath' and aclcrowledged their eligibiüty in front of said
notary by signing their name in execution Said nobry acknowledged that said
jury member executed the "Etigibility and Oath of Ofñce" document for the
purposes therein oontained by placing their notary hand and seal upon the
documenL

Eachoriginaljurymember's "Oathof0fñce and.Eligibility" documentwas sealed

and reoorded in a cenhal locatîon for puq)oses of empowering the Grand Jury
A jury foreman (moderator) and alærrate þry foreman were appointed to
conduct the Grand Jury hearing.

Said GrandJuryhearingwas conductedin secrecy. AII evidencewas sealed a¡d

protected- All witnesses were srì¡orn under oath. All presenhents (charges) were
voted upon- Said Grand Jury was comprised of, z6 regular Grand Jury members
and. r Jury Foreman.

cot nr oNE;
Ihat Obama Ís N(If eligiblç.u+der tlre laws of the Constitution
ofthe UnitedStates asprovidedforinArtide II, Section r.

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SaidArticle II, Sec{ion r states:

"No person exce¡fi ø nal:.tral born Cítízery or a Cítìzen of the United

States, at the time of the Adoptíon of thís Co¡t stitutíon, shqll b e elíg ible to
the Office of Presídmt; neíther shall ang Personbe eligìble to that Office
who shall not haue attaíned to the Age of thirty-five Yeørs, and been
fourteen Years a Resídent wíthín the United5Tctes. "

Wherefore, Obnrnaisnot a "naturalborrr Citizen" forthe

following reas¡orls:
r) Obama was Nûf borr of Urother alrd-&lher who were BOIII
USGü?ens.
in disyrute: Under the Brítísh
"Tlrcse facts are not
Nøtíonalítg Act tg4B, Obama'sføther uøs o Brítísh
cîtízen/ stúject uthen he uøs born in the English colony of
Keny a. Ob amø's father eontínue d to b e such and not a U. S.
cítizen uhen Obøma was born ín tg6t. Under the same BNA
1948, øt birth, reg ardless of uútæe he uas årclrzt, Abærn
also became a Britísh citizen/subjectbg descmtfrornhís
Britíshfather.

,4s applícable onlg to s. hesídentíslArticle II 'no,ntralborn

Cìtízen':

...the indiuíútal must be born in the Uníted States to a

mother andføther usho are the¡nselues flnited States
cítízens (bV birth or natttralbation). ?nù ls to asnre that ø
uould-be, all powaful Presídent and Commander in Chíef
of the MíIitary lrøs sob øllegiance and.Ioyaltg to the United
State.s from tlrc tíme of bírth.

It ís publíc (anowle.dg e thøt Ofuma has qdmitted in his

ul'ritíng s utd otherwke thst uñen he w as born, hísføther
utes o. Britísh cítírm/nûject øndnot a Uníted States citizsn
and that at that time he hirnsr;,lf also became srrch. In fact,
hísfather uas not eùen a pennørønt resìdent of the Úníid
Sfates, but rather only ø student utho uouldprcbably have
fuen hqe only on a tetrqnrøry sntdent uísa. Hence, not only
uns Obøma'sfother not a Anited Stqtes cítízen but Ob ømø
hímself u as born o Brítish s.tbj eet/ cítízen. H enee, clearly,
Obama is not øtd wtnot fu æt Artíele II'nøfirøI bnt
Cítizpn.' The operatiaefacts are not in dispute."

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 MarioApuzzo, Esq.
Lìcensed,Attorney
JamesburgNJ oS8gr

a) Obapawas a British citizen ratbirth.l

" Sínee B ør aek Ob ama's father w as a cítízen of Keny o and

thereþre ntbject to the jurkdiction of the Uníted Ringdom
qt the tíme of Obama's bírth, then Obama. u,es a British
cítízen'øtbírth.' "

"TheFramers of the Constíttttion,atthetime of theír birth,"

Donofrio wrítesr " u) er e also Britkh citizeræ, and that' s uhy
the Framers declaredthat,whilethey were citízens of the
Uníted States, theg the¡næla es w er e not hatural born
cítízens."

"lhereforer"Donofríoanmmørízesr"euendhewereto
proùtæ øt orþínal bÍrth certíficate prouíng he uere born
on U.S. soil, he stíll w ouldn't b e elíg íble to b e presídent."

Iæo Donofrío, Esq.

LicensedAttorney
State of NewJersey

@TII{TTWO:
The charge of tïbeasonrt agninst Obama is before the pcople of
the United States ofAmerica. That such complaint is
CRIMIIIAI^ of hígü crimes. and exþemely damaging against the
oeople.

Said complaintwas formally brougþtby a Military Ofñcer (¡etired) of the

United States of.America. All United States Miliþry Office¡s a¡e swom to
uphold tìe Constitution of the United States and such complaint is \ralíd,
explicít and proper; when an Officer is aware of such malfeasance of
Treason by an offender it is that Officer's SWORN duty to come forward
and present such accusation and complaint;

TlreMilitaryOffioer who filedthe oomplaintis Lt Commander

Walter fftzryarick, III, netiredo United States Nary and a
graduate of the lIlnited States Naval Acadeny;

LL Commander Fitz¡ntrick on March 17, 2oog did hereby make such

criminal accusation and complaint against Obama and presented said
complaint before the U.S Attorney Russell Mriclq and Assistant U.S.
Attomey Edward Schmutzer, Eastern District, Tennessee;

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 An original photocopy of said complaint was submitted to the Grand Jury
as evidence for immediate investigation;

Said origind.photocopy of the complete crimin, al complaint Ís

attached. as Edribit ÍAtt heneto and made a part hereof:

Lt. Commander Fitzpatrickwa,s sworn under oath beforethe Grand Jury

to testi$ as to thetrue nature and details regarding said criminal
complaint filed against Obama;

Said criminal complaint by Lt Commander Fitzpatick and his "accusation

of Treason" is quoted in the excerpt below:

"N ow A ou [Ob ama| høue brolcøt ín and entered the Whíte House
by þrce of contriuartcle, coneeqlment, conæít, díssørnblíng, and
deceit. Posing es onimynstor presídent ønd æmmander ín ehíef
gou haue strígrcd cíuìlían commond and. control ouer the mílítary
establìshment.KttownmíIítarycrímínalactors-command
racketeers-are now free ín the æercîse of mílítøry gouernment
íntent upon destraction of America's ennstìtutíonal government.

We cotne tto¡lw to tl!ås rleckoníng. I o¿æarse gou antd.gour

míIÍtæg -ptolítíßø,l æûrnfusI øssûstanüs of TREASON. 1 name
you ørtdyour mílítarg crimínøl øssocíates øs traitors. Your
crímínal qscerlsíon manifests a elear and pr esent dang er. You
fundamentally ehøtg ed our fonn of g ouerrwønt. The @nstittttíon
nolongerwarlcs.

Confrdent holding gour sîIent agreenønt øtd admûssíon, I ídentífu

Vou øs aforeígnborn domestíc ønemy.

My sutorn dutg IuIr. Ofurno.is to srand against uthat yau standfor-

You are not mA presídent. You are not mg en'øtmønder in chíef,"

ScoIrc of Investigations and Deliberations of tlre Grand JurT

hearing
Wherefore on May rlú., zoog at approximatety aloo pm Eastem
StandårdTine,
The.American GrandJurymetin closed session cromprising anattendance of z6
jury members, phrs a Jury Foreman (as moderator)- The Jury Foreman did" not
vote. The final vote included z6 jury members.

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Said headng lasted for approximately g hours. Such meeting was conducted
online in a private website for the express puq)ose of conducting said Grand Jury
assembly ana nearing. Such hearing was secure and unencumberedby outside
intervention or public intrusion.

Each Jury mernber hadfultaccess to the evidence, written andvisible (inthe

form of scanned andphotographed documents embeddedin said private
website). Each Jury member was given a fulI week (in adr¡ance) in private session
(usiqg the facilities of the private website) to study the evidence, present
questions and.form an opinionas to thevalidityand truthfulness of said
evidence.

Thefinal GrandJuryheadngof May 16, eoog wasscheduledin secretyand

privacy following said week of evidence review.

All counts (.as listed above) were voted. upon by the a6 iuqf members.
All communications (email, chat messages, jury foreman messages, sulveys,
repofts, testimony) wereconducted inwritten Engtish. All said communications
were securely saved in a database sewer as permanent records.

The finalvotes were as fo[onls: .zf members voted. Tes'-te hand

doryrr the nresenhnents asainst Obama. t memb€r voted *No.'

The GrandJuryconcludedthe hearing afterhanding downthefinel vels an¿

affirming said c.ounts and presenfuents.

ThgPresenments and. such, Remedies as p¡$y.ed for by the

Gran--.d JurV

Nowtherefore:
The Grand Jury hereby prap the Coruttake said presentuents and formally
charge AtlD prosecute Obama r¡nder Cor¡nt One: fraud against the people
ofthe United States of America by reason of:
fhat Obaqa is NQtr-p,lieiþIe und€r the laws ofthe Const¡üúion
o. f tþe United States as provided for in Artide II, Section r.

Fru:thermore, the Grand Jury hereby pra)zs the Court will formally charge AND
prosecute Obama with otreason' as attested to in Cor¡nt l\so:

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 E?t*be chgrge of rTleason' agains¡t Obama is before the people
oftþe II- nited Stalg¡.pjAmerica. that sueih complaint is
CRIMINAL. ofhigh cripesr.and exbemely damaeing against the
oeople,

Given on this day and. year of May t6, 2oog by final vote of tle Jury Members
of said American Gnand Jury;

Said presenhents are hereby attested to and verifiedby my hand on this day
and. year as first above mentioned:

Robert John Campbell¡ Jury Foreman

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