(Sunes Tanne, es Boide ele 171 N Miboon Ruud Suite i Colranbus, Ohio [18201] Non-Domestic, nithont the Uo: Department of the USS. Treasury Registered Maly RE 44 3067S ¥¥ US 1500 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. ‘Washington, DC 20220, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Certified Mail 7008 015000001 7473 9619 1000 Peachtree Street NE Atlanta, GA 30309-4470 Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Certified Mail# 7008 0150 0001 7473 9626 1455 €. 6" Street Cleveland, Ohio 44114 ACTIVATION OF FEDERAL RESERVE ACCOUNT Fe THOMAS MICAMICE o ‘ 5 1) James Thomas: McBride san American sovereign, natural man and NOT 2 14” Amendment ion ofthe UNITED STATES.....see annexed 6 lames Thomas: McBride has terminated and/or objected to any/ ty contracts withthe has formally waived any and all bens The acceptance of any ‘benef’ received under obje but rather ich has been lodged withthe Sec. ofthe U.S. Treasury/ Custodian ofthe Alien Property: Exhibit: Affidovt of Fact-Tile Dispute to American Sovereign Originol/Archetype; Exhibit: Notice af Surety Aet and Bond and related documents; JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE, 29652078, sd by and tered in the STATE OF OHIO, LICKING COUNTY fr and UNITED STATESto ulExhibit: OMIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH # 134.54.024518. 3) Asearch of Fidelity Investments web UNITED STATES has executed the ‘Thomas: McBride, giving value to the ne ment bearing CUSIP # 316172105 2g (CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH number 134-54-024518, and traded under FUND NUMBER 54, FIDELITY GOVERNMENT INCOME FUND, identfed by the symbol FGOVK, est [NOTICE OF ENTITLEMENT RIGHT- A NOTARIZED STATEMENT OF FACT 6) On November 28, 2006 the secretary of the Department ofthe U.S. Teasury directive and ‘accept, without objection, dispute or eishonar PRIVATE INDEMNITY AND SET-OFF BOND No, 7005 0330 (000 2767 4202 19 the US. Treasury and charged tothe account PRIVATE INDEMNITY AND SET-OFF BOND No, 7005 0390 0000 2767 4202 7) On December 12, 2006 the Secretary of the US. Treasury dd receive and accept, without n, dispute or dishonor, Certified Note No. 7005 039000 2767 4219, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF[AN ORIGINAL ISSUE OF CURRENCY for deposit to the account of JAMES T MCBRIDE 296520781 ‘Acceptance ofthe depest, without objection, dispute ar shonor, constitutes acceptance ofthe terms and conditions ofthe presentment, a valid contract, and acceptance ofthe deposit inthe sum certain of 57,175,468, 120.00 (seve billion, one hundred seventy five milion, four hundred sity eight thousand, fone hunted twenty U. dalars and 00 cents) to the account of JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE/IAMES T (MCBRIDE, 296520781, further establishing the evidence in fact that said account 1 PRE-PAID and PRIORITY EXEMPT FROM LEVY. (see annexed Exh) Exhibit: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF AN ORIGINAL ISSUE OF CURRENCY #7002 0390 0000 2767 4219 8) __Federol Reserve Account Number 06-50813806 hos been ssued through the Federal Reserve Bonk of Atlanta and assigned t the transmitting utlity/publc vessel JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE 296-52- (0781, (see annexed exhibit) Exhibit: SOCIAL SECURITY CARD for JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE 296-52-0781, 9) 1, James Thomas: McBride creditor, Real Party in Interest, do hereby terminate all prior Fiducares for the transmitting utlty, JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE/ JAMES T MCBRIDE, for Breach of Fiducary Duty ames Thomas: McBride, creditor and priory lien holder of JAMES T MCBRIDE 296520783, do hereby nominate and appoint as fiduciary for JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE 296520781, Secretary of the Department of the US. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. Said appointment of Secretary Tim Geithner, being fully qualified to perform the duties a fiduciary, is effective as of May 13,2009 and shall continue until further netice, re-appointment, substitution, reacation or termination by James Thomas: McBride. ‘The duties and ressonsiblties of See. Tim Geithner, as fiduciary for JAMES. THOMAS MCBRIDE 236520781, ar to exercise scrupuious good faith and candor, acting inthe best interest ofthe creditor {and lien holder for JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE 296520781 forthe benefit and remedy of lames Thomas McBride, American sovereign; the exclusive and limited purpose of charging debt fr the redemption ‘of property; maintaining a zero balance in the account in accordance with international Bankruptey Law and shall maintain compliance with all applicable Revenue Codes and statutes, ‘The Fiduciary shall receive and accept receive and accept all service of process and ‘other documents, instruments, bonds and/or other important dacuments and Presentment; to appear {and close matters material to sid public vessel, and al assignment for or an vessel and to do any and all ats requisite to fully and faithfully execute said appointment including providing a complete and reguiar statement of accounting to the ereditar, lames Thomas: McBride. The same shall be by the order of lames Thomas: McBride, his assigns and/or assignees ‘The Fiduciary sh the timely activation ofthis Federal Reserve Aecount in accordance with Regulation Zand ensure the efficient execution af the day to day operation of said account. Secretary Tim Gelthner, acing as fiduciary for JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE 296520781 is hereby and held harmless for al costs, fees and ather charges which may ext, occur or arise from secution of his duties as fiduciary in this matter. (ee annexed exhibit) Exhibit k: Form 58 Notice Concerning Fiduciary RelationshipJAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE, a ‘national banking association’ ‘WTLE 18 USC >Part > CHAPTER 1» Sec.1>Sec.8 ‘Sec. 8.- Obligation or other security of the United States defined igation of the United States” includes all bonds, certificate of indebtedness, commerce in conjunction with US obi reduce, ‘ond banker's acceptances. The money will e worth 100 cents on the dollar, because it's backed bythe of the nati spresent @ mortgage on all of the homes and other property of oll the ‘people ofthe nation” (Which awfully belongs 0 the people) al“he National debt is defined as “mortgages on the sealth and income of the people of 2 country.” (Encyclopedia Britannica, 1958) he re-organization is evidenced by: The Emergency Banking Act, March 9, 1933; House Resolution 192, June 5, 1933, Public Law 73-10, and the Series of fxecutive Orders that surround them ‘of Banks. Embargo on Gold Payments and Exports, and Limitations on Foreign Exchange Transactions, March 10,1933 ‘ons in Foreign exchange are permitted under the Governmental Supervision. Apt 20, nt 1933, 1813, Congress had passed “An Act to provide for the establishment h an elastic currency, to afford a means of redscounting commer paper, to establsh a more effective supervision of banking in the United States, and for other purposes." The Acts commoniy known asthe "Federal Reserve Act ‘ofthe purposes or enacting the Federal Reserve Act was authorize "hypothecation’ of obligations including “United States bonds or other ls which Federal Reserve Sanks are authorized to hold" under 12 USC, ch 6,38 Stat. 251 sect rm “hypothecation” as stated in sec, 14a) ofthe Acti defined "1 Banking, Offer of stock ‘other assets owned by a party other than the borrower as Ifthe borrower turns the property over tothe lender who broker pledges the same secur as r-hypotheeation.”(Dieton ‘Asseen from the defn tions there ie an equitable risk to the actual owner Section 16 of the currant Federa! Reserve C412, declares that “Federal Reserve Notes” are “Obl taith and credit” of ‘the United States: which isthe substance ofthe American eiizenry; ther eal property, wealth, assets and productivity that belongs to them, is hypothecated and re-hypothecated by the United States to its ions as well as tothe Federal Reserve forthe issuance and backing of Federal Reserve Notes 3¢ legal tender “forall axes, customs and other public dues.” ‘TITLE 12> CHAPTER 3> SUBCHAPTER Xil> Sec. 411 Sec. 411. Issuance to reserve banks; nature of obligation; redemption Federal Reserve Notes, (0 be issued a the discretion of the Board of Governors assets and wealth ofthe American people at Under the 14" Amendment and nu property cannot be taken or pledged law. The United states cannot pledge ori government purpose without eg5 debt even when he the deat at an 523,627] "Private property, the Constitution provides, s “he right of subrogation i act. tis a creature of equity for the purpose af accomlishing the ends of substantal justice; and is independent of any contractual ‘The rights of a surety to recover on his risk or loss when standing forthe debts of another was afiemed again alate a¢ 1962 in Peariman vs 332 when the court said ‘sureties comnpelleg to pay debts fr ther principal have bees deemed entitled to Black's Law Ditionary, 8" E ines “surety” “One who undertakes to pay or do any other act n event ‘that his principal falls therein. Everyone who incurs 2liblity in person or in estate for the benefit of ‘another, without sharing inthe consideration, stands inthe position of a surety” Constitutionally and in the laws of equi States could not borrow or pledge the property and wealth of the American people, put at isk as collateral for its currency an creat, without ‘what i due them, The United States did not Violate the law or the Constitution in order to colateralie is finaneal reorganization. Sut, ai in fact 1 continue on since 1933 t0 hypothecate and re at risk backing the government's obligations and currency, by their img remedy, 2 defined and cocifed above, ‘due them on thelr azeets and wea tisk, The provisions for this are found in the same act of icy, HIR 192, public law 73 suspended the gold standard for our currency, abrogated the right to demand payment in mage the Federal Reserve notes, forthe first time, legal tender backed by the substance or credit ofthe nation” All U.S. currency since that time is no more than credit against the real property and wealth of ‘the sovereign American people, taken and/or pledged by the United States to recover wnat was due them by anything drawn on the Federal Reserve notes without expanding their equity would nt satisfy anything 1 ae other serious imitations on our present system. Since thei though made legal tender for Debr must be jey of our current monetary system, repeatedly uses the term of ‘cscharge’ in conjunction with ‘nayment in laying out publi poly forthe new system. A debt currency system cannot ‘pay’ deb, 's discharged with debt instument,(.e. Federal Reserve Notes,four commerce, debt is inadvertently expanded insteod of being canceled, thus increasing the public debs, a situation fata to any economy Congress and goverament officials who orchestrated the public ows. the financial reorganization anticipated the long term effect of a debt based system which ‘many in government feared, and which we face today in servicing the interest on tion of dollars in U.S. Corporate public debt, and in tis same act made prowsions nt only forthe recovery remedy to satisfy equity to its Sureties, but to simultaneously resolve this problem as well Since i i, in fact, the real property and wealth of the American people that i the substance backing all the other obligations, cutreney and credit ofthe United States and such currencies could not be used to reduce its obligations for equity interest recovery 10 its Principals and Suretes, WIR 192, public law 73-10 further made the “notes of national banks” and “national banking assciations” on par with ts other currency and legal tender obligation. TITLE 51> SUBTITLE IV> CHAPTER 51> SUBCHAPTER | Sec. 5103 says ‘egal Tender ~ United States coins and currency (including Federal Reserve Notes and circulating notes fof Federal Reserve Banks and national banks) are legal tender forall deots, public charges, taxes and ‘dues. This legal definition for “legal tender’ was first established in HIR 192 inthe same act that made Federal Reserve Notes and nots of national banking associations legal tender Public Policy HR 192. JOINT RESOLUTION TO SUSPENO THE GOLD STANDARD AND ABROGATE THE GOLD CLAUSE JUNE 5, 1933 HR 192 73! Congress, 1° Session Joint Resolution to assure uniform value othe coins and curency of the United States |As used in this resolution, the tem “obligation” means a7 ol ding every obligation of and to the United States, excepting currency) payable in maney coin or currency’ means coin or currency of the United States, including Federal Reserve Notes and al notes of Issued, sh States cannot deny or withhold remedy from the American people as long 2s theie economic system remains collateralized by the wealth and assets of the American people. TITLE 12.221 Definitions “The terms ‘national Bank’ and ‘natonal bank Ibe hela to be synonymous and interchangeable.” The term “nates of national banks or national banking nce June 5, fe Federal Reserve Notes or notes of national banks or national banking associations national bank notes were a common medium of exchange or ‘currency’ and had been, ince the founding of our banking system and were backed by Unites States bonds or other ‘an deposit forthe bank withthe U.S. Treasury.Furte ‘om the time of thei inclusion in the definition they have been phased out unt presontiy all provisions in the United States Code pertaining to incorporated federally chartered National Banking institutions isuing, redeeming. replacing and circulating notes have all Been repealed, As stated in "Money and Banking”, a” Ed, by David 4. Friedman, published by the American Bankers Association, page 78, "Today commercial banks no longer issue currency: itis clear that the federally incorporated banking institutions subject to the restrictions and repealed sections of Title 12, are NOT those primary refered to maintained in the current definitions of "legal tender ‘The legal statutory and professional definitions of ‘banks, ‘banking’, and ‘banker’ used in the United States Code of Federal Regulations are not those commoniy understood for these terms and have made statutory definition of "Bank" accordingly UCC 4-105 Part 1 Bank "means person engaged in the busines of banking, 12 CER See. 229.2 Definitions (e} Bank means "the term bank also includes any person engagedtin the business of banking’ 12 CER Sec. 210.2 Definitions. (d) “Bank means any person engaged in the business of banking, Title 12 USC Sec. 1813 -Defnitions of Sank and Related Terms. (1) Bank The term “Bank” ~| any national bank, state bank, and district bank, and any federal branch and insured branch; Black’s Law Dictionary, S" Edition, page 133 defines a “Banker” as" In general sense, person that lengages in the business of banking. In narrower meaning, a ptvate person... who is engaged in the business of banking without being incorporated. Under some statutes, an individual banker, 2s distinguished from a “private banker", 1s 2 person who, having. com requirements, has received authority from the state to engage in the bi ‘rivate banker’ isa person engaged in banking without having any special p the state" Banking” Is party and optionaly defined as “The business of issuing notes for ciuletion negotiating ils” Black's Law Dictionary, 3" ye 133, defines “Banking” “The business of banking 2 defined by law and custom, consists inthe issue of rotes...intended to circulate as money. And defines 9 "Banker's Note” as “A commer except that inthe absence of statutory definition, the courts gve terms their ordinary meaning. Bas, Ter Lvs Stolper, Koritinsi, 111 £31325, 7" Cir Apps. 1996) As the U.S. Supreme Court noted, "We have 241-242 (1589) "The legislative purpose is expressed by the ordinary meanin ichards vs United States 369 US. 1(19 such to be sof legal tender for the inclusion of persons engaged inthe business of banking to sue notes agaist the of recovery o7 their risk, whose privat ne United States since 1933, as nal bank” or “national banking association’ with the rights to issue such not ions of the United States for equity interest recovery due and accrued to these Principals andSureties ofthe United States backing the obligations of US. currency and credit fender discharge of lawful debts in commerce as remedy due them in conjune 10 the discharge of that portion of the public debt, which is providee reorganisation stil in effect and ongoing since 1933. [12 USC 414, 18 USC 8,12 USC. ch. 6, 38S Sect dla), 31 USC $138, 3123 wi Constitution, by the U.S, Supreme Court co..a71 US, 132, 136, 137 (1962), US vs Hooe, 3Cranch (US) 73 [1805) and in conformity with the U.S. Supreme Court 73 US 287 (1670), 172 U.S. 6 [1898], an as confiemes at 307 VS. 247 (1939) HIR 192, public law 73-10 further declare..." every provision... which purports to give the obigee a ight 10 requie payment gold a a particular kind of coin or curren... delared against public policy, and no such provision shall be..made with respect to any obligation hereafter incurred.” Making way for discharge and recovery on U.S. corporate public debt due the Principals and for the discharge of ‘every obligation, including for dolla’, allowing those backing the Unites States Financial reorganization to recover on it by discharging an obligation they owe tothe United States or its sub-corporate entities, against that same amount of obligation ofthe United States owed to them thus providing the remedy forthe discharge and orderly recover of equity interest on US. corporate public {debt due the Suretios Principals and Holders ofthe United States, discharging that portion of the public debt without expansion of cred, debt or obligation on the United States or these its prime creditors it \was intended to satisfy equitable remedy to, but gaining for each bearer of such note discharge of ‘obligation equivalent in value ‘dolar for dolar’ to any and al awful tender ofthe United States.” ‘Those who constitute an association nationwide of private, unincorporated persons engaged in ‘the business of banking to issue notes against these obligations ofthe United States due them; whose private property is at risk to collatrslize the governments debt and currency, by legal definition, & ‘national banking association’ such notes, isued aginst these obligations of the United Stats to that part of the public debt due its Principals and Sureties and required by law to be accepted as’ tender’ of payment ofall debts, public and private, and are defined in law as ‘obligations ofthe United States, on the same par and category with Federal Reserve Notes and other currency an legal tender obligations Under ths remedy for discharge ofthe public debt and recovery to its Principals and Sureties, two debts that would have been discharged in Federal Reserve debt note instruments or checks drawn ‘on the same, equally expanding the public debt by those transactions, are discharged against a single Dublc debt of the corporate United States and is sub-crporate entities to its prime crestor without {he expansion and use of Federal Reserve dest nate instruments as currency and credit, and so, without ‘the expansion of the public debt and debt instruments inthe monetary system and the expansion ofthe ‘ublc debt a5 burden upon the entire financial system and its Principals and Sureties the recovery remedy was intended to relieve Their use for the discharge and non-cash accrual reduction of US, Corporate public debt to Is, Sureies, Prime Creditors and Holders of it a8 provided in law and the instruments led by adjustment and set-off in discharge of a bearers o against the n ofthe United States for the amaunt ofthe instcument fo the origina las tendered to oF whomever or whatever institution may be the final bearer and halder in due course out expansion of every obligation of and tothe United States, ‘do money ofthe United States” ven though the gold clause fas been repealed, there still remains no currency of value oF 1 oF gold coin in circulation today with which to pay a debt. The law does not allow forUnited States. The pra nce and fact of the financial ay, visible all around us to see and Understand. When Treasury Notes come due, they are not paid. They are refinanced by new Treasury is and Notes to back the currency and cover the debts...omething that cannot be done with debt, tation th regulary restructured to keep 's raised by Congress they are restructuring the bankeuptey fof the government's debt so that commerce may continue on. The recovery remedy is ‘maintained in iow because it has tobe to satisfy equity tits prime creditors. 41) The Secretary s hereby instructed to: {A)Immeciately execute the chargebacks) ta charge the account 5) Ensure that all paperwork isin order and in place for the Immediate activation of said account: (| Make the financial adjustments to the account to reflect a zero balance in accordance with International bankruptcy law D) Sette and close all accounts as presented in accordance with Reg, Z, and make the return of the property to the Principe £) Activate Federal Reserve Account number 06-50913806 with Routing numbers as follows: Cashier Cheeks/Certitied Checks Cleveland FR8 (0410-0001-4 E-checks Atlanta FRE 0st0-0010-5 ) Fea. wire Atlanta FRB ost0-0010-5 JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE 296520781 shall operate as a national banking association, always 00d faith and complete transparency. All Notes shal be issued in accordance with International Banking Law and the Uniform Commercial Code; shall employ the use of MICR instruments issued by JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE shal clearly identity the account name ‘and account number as well as the appropriate routing numbers for efficient negotiation of the receive a signature card (See attached signature ich shall be usec to validate all notes and other instruments isued by JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE a national banking association JAMES THOMAS MCBRIDE 296520781 operating as a national banking association shall timely Provide to the Department of the US. Treasury, a copy of each instrument issued with attached “Accepted For Value’ Presentment and a copy of Form 1089-A forthe accounting ofthe transfer ofthe asset back ta the Principle have 72 hours to offical dishonor ths presentment, identifying any and all ich might block, delay or otherwise hinder the immediate activation of sai im and returned to the Real partyin interest at the post cation noted above, ing the Presenter an opportunity to cure all deficiencies. Failure to dishonor this presentment in accordance with prevailing law shall constitute acceptance of the presentment, 3 ‘contract, and acceptance ofthe terms and conditions contained herein ‘The Secretary shall have 72 hours to activate said account in accordance with the Truth In Lending Act and Regulation 2. Failure to actate said accaunt, within 72 hours, shal constitute 3 DEFAULT and Breach of Contract, Breach of Fiduciary Duty 101The execution ofthe ‘Original Contract’ bythe UNITED STATES constitutes @ In accordance with the Clearfield Doctrine and the UNITED STATES sha laws of contract, doing business on business terms er of Sovercien Immun erate under the Acceptance of the Presentment, without object acceptance and stipulation by the UNITED STATES tothe terms and conditions ofthe Presentment and Constitute an estopae! in pais and a waiver by the UNITED STATES of any and all rights which may ext, to rebut, traverse ar object tothe Presentment, having had the opportunity to Plead and/or ebect and having failed to Plead and/or offer documentary evidence to establish the record dispute oF dishonor shal « In the event of DEFAULT, said DEFAULT shall constitute consent by the UNITED STATES to the jurisditon of the U.S. Court of International Trade under Article jon oF jurisdiction most favorable to the Creditor and agree to comply with the accepted principles of estoppel and hereby waive any and alright to rebut, challenge or abject toa writ for Mandamus before the USS. Court of International Trade, or any court of competent jurisdiction, and agree to confess judgment in accordance with the concept of estoppel and agree to waive any and all objections to. an x- parte petition fr issue ofa writ for mandamus and do hereby consent tothe issue thereupon, Executed this 34” day of May, 2008. vwonrinon en OO % (stamp/sea) uy