Maine Republic Email Alert
No.014
“. . . that I should bear witness unto the truth.” — John 18:33 // David E. Robinson, Publisher
“. . . if the trumpet give an uncertain sound, who shall prepare himself for battle?” — I Corinthians 14:8
Acceptance For Value (A4V) VIA The IRS
When you receive a presentment
from a corporation it is not really a bill, it
is a credit instrument that you can use
as a money order per HJR 192 of June
5, 1933.
Since 1933, no one in America has
been able to “pay” a debt with money
backed by silver or gold.
Payment of debt with money backed
by silver or gold is against Public Policy
established by Congress. Henceforth,
every “charge” of debt shall be
“discharged.”
The United States went bankrupt, by
filing Chapter 11, in 1933. There is no
gold to back up our money supply, so
they used our birth certificates, which
represent the future labor of our bodies,
to create needed funds.
We are creditors of the United States
who can turn any “debt” into a “credit
instrument” with which we can “pay” our
debts; by endorsing it with our signature.
Federal Reserve Notes (FRNs) are
“debt instruments”. And you cannot “pay”
a debt with more debt. It just increases
the debt.
Negative 10 dollars, minus negative
10 dollars = negative 20 dollars.
We create money with our signature.
We can discharge all debts with our
signature; backed by the future commercial energy that we will produce.
When you get a “presentment” — a
traffic ticket, a bill, or a summons, etc.
— you can “discharge” the presented
“charge”.
The bill (the presentment) is like a
check. “Accept (the presentment) for
Value”, and endorse it on the back as
you would a check, and send it to the
IRS, because they know what to do with
it. They are pros at handling this stuff.
Or why not use the voucher as a
money order to “discharge” the
“charge”? In other words, turn the
voucher into a money order and use it
to “discharge” the so-called debt.
Write on the voucher-face:
This is what you can do . . .
When you get a presentment, you
look at it and see a bill, but what it really
is, is a check.
So “Accept it for Value” which is
your right. It is your credit being returned
to you.
Let me show you how to do this.
Write on the presentment at an angle
in red:
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(your name in cursive
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(exemption # 123456
(month/day/year)
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(charge to strawman-n
(SS # 123-45-6789)
Endorse the back
(your name in cursive in blue ink)
(authorized representative)
This is discharging the debt with your
signature — your “credit sign.” The bill
they have sent you is not really a bill; it’s
a credit return.
Say someone give you a $200 dollar
bill. Cool! Right? That’s a $200 dollar
credit — your credit — what Uncle Sam
owes you in return for his use of your
credit.
So why not accept the return? Why
not Accept [the return of your credit] For
[its] Value? (AFV or A4V).
This is a money order
Pay to the US Treasury
(write out the amount in cursive)
(add the numerical figures)
(your name in cursive in blue ink)
(authorized representative)
(exemption # 123456789)
Endorse the voucher on the back as
you would any check
Send it with a form 1099-A — not to
the corporation that sent you the bill, but
to the IRS:
IRS - Treasury UCC Contract Trust
1500 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20220
IRS - Stop 4440
P. O. Box 9036
Ogden, Utah 84201
IRS - CID
Box 192
Covington, KY 41012
Every time you see a bill, look at it
as your credit being returned to you.
You can discharge any public debt
that you see: credit cards, school loans,
mortgages; etc.
Processing may take 60-90 days.
Give Yourself Credit:
Money Doesn’t Grow On Trees
http://tinyurl.com/39eoywm
But don’t buy anything with it.
A4V is not for creating debt;
A4V is only for discharging debt.
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