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Preamble National Bank

The United States of North America

October 30, 2015

To the UNITED STATES,

The Preamble National Bank, banking foundation:

“The Premier has wisely appointed a superintendent of their finances,—a Man of

acknowledged abilities and integrity, as well as of great personal credit and pecuniary
influence, i.e. AK101, AK537, Old 303, Overseas Old 537, Overseas Old 08, Overseas Old
K147, Overseas Old 99, Overseas Old EENON, Global K01, Earth 1, Overseas Old K01,
1537, 13579.

It was impossible that the business of finance could be ably conducted by a body of men
however well composed or well intentioned. Order in the future management of our
moneyed concerns, a strict regard to the performance of public engagements, and of
course the restoration of public credit may be reasonably and confidently expected from
this person’s administration if he is furnished with materials upon which to operate—that is,
if the Republic government can acquire funds as the basis of his/her arrangements. He has
very judiciously proposed to organize a National Bank, which, by uniting the influence and
interest of the moneyed sovereigns with the resources of our Republic, can alone give it
that durable and extensive credit of which it stands in need. This is the best expedient the
Premier could have devised for increasing the financial foundations, but to give success to
the plan it is essential that the Republic should have it in their power to support him
through exceptionable funds.-‘
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Adapted from: The Continentalist' No. IV, August 30, 1781

Wherefore, The Preamble Bank is empowered to administrate the foreign debt collection
from the UNITED STATES, and land usage from 1776 to present on behalf of the
Aboriginals of North America..

The evidence of such is enclosed in Attachment Exhibit A

Note: Box No. 13579

Respectfully

Ernest Rauthschild
Premier, United States of North America