Breaking down The Wizard of Oz – 1939
In the Movie
the Real Players
Dorothy
the One-Self of the People
Toto (the dog)
One who Wholly Understands
Ruby slippers (originally silver)
Constitutional Exchanges (red for registered mail)
Good Witch of the North
the Declaration of Independence
Wicked Witch of the EAST
Feudal ENGLAND Corp.
Wicked Witch of the WEST
Feudal UNITED STATES Corp.
The Curtain
the Deception of needing a Court (green for certified mail)
The Wizard
the Clerk of the Court
Straw-man [no brain of understanding]
the present Legislative Branch
Tin-man [no heart for the people]
the present Executive Branch
Lion [no courage to do what is Right]
the present Judicial Courts
Flying Monkeys
Feudal Corp. BAR Attorneys
The Witches Guards
Feudal Corp. Rent-a-Cops
The other people
American Non-Believers
Judgment Delivered by Certificate of Mailing # 7011 2970 0000 4485 8574
United States of America
Self-Executing Judgment.
To: The United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of ___ .
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I, _______; of the family _______, by my Oneself WILL and my Sui Juris Constitutional Rights and
Powers; I have been the Cautioner "Surety" for my Ancestral person and I am the Lawful Vested "Sui
Haeredes" Heir of Age. Therefore, per the Self-Executing Provisions of the Constitution: I am issuing this
Self-Executing Judgment by Operation of Law as a Right of Relief to the Self-Inflicted Suit of "Oneself, as
the Cautioner (Surety) suing Oneself, as the Principal Debtor"; (demanding Relief reimbursement or to
pay the debt to Settle-Up the attached Bills) assigned to my Deceased Ancestral Oneself blood person:
___________ (aka; __________), as the Guarantor/Principal Debtor.
Let it be known, that per the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure; Rule 65.1: as I am the Oneself Cautioner
"Surety", I am irrevocably appointing you, as the U.S. District Bankruptcy Clerk of the Court, my Surety
Agent to bring about the enforcement of this Judgment using my given Security; my (Certificate of Live
Birth, US Military DD 214 Honorable Service or Other Certfficaie/License/Mortgage/etc. as the Security),
as the Surety Bond Instrument. For Relief of or the attached Bills totaling $ ________: to be Settled Up from
the Surety Bond. Any just processing fees are also authorized to be deducted from the Surety Bond
Instrument. You are now to IMMEDIATELY file this Judgment and Issue the Orders to the District U.S.
Trustee to Settle-Up the Estates per the United States of American Republic Laws using my Estate EIN #
_________.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------WITNESS my hand and official seal on this
Executed Date: _____________
Judgment Issued by: ________________________
_____: of the family ____
Vested Holder in Due Course and Cautioner
Deliver $
by check or Cash to:
_________: of the family ___________
________
________
________
Phone ____
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Clerk of the Court is to issue the following Orders:
1. To the U.S. Trustee for the District _______________:
You are ordered to Settle Up the attached Bills by check with the above listed Corporations by drawing the
Fees required from the attached Surety Bond Instrument Any just processing fees are also authorized to be
deducted from the Surety Bond Instrument. Conformation of Settle Up is also to be sent to: ___________.
or
You are ordered to obtain the required Relief in Cash from the attached Surety Bond Instrument. Any just
processing fees are also authorized to be deducted from the Surety Bond Instrument.
2. To the U.S. Marshal for the District _____________: (if needed to deliver the cash)
You are ordered to obtain the required Relief in Cash from the attached Surety Bond Instrument and make
the Delivery. Any just delivery fees are also authorized to be deducted from the Surety Bond Instrument.
Date Orders issued:___________
__________________________
Clerk of U.S. Bankruptcy Court
(under Clerk's Seal)
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ONESELF: one's own; a person's self
SELF: One's own self, as where a note is made payable to "self." "Belonging to the One."
SELF-INFLICTED: Upon oneself by oneself.
SELF-INFLICTED INJURY
SELF-DEALING: Basically relates to transactions wherein a trustee, acting for himself and also as
"trustee," a relation which demands strict fidelity to others, seeks to consummate a deal wherein self-interest
is opposed to duty. Cestui que trust has in such case the election to affirm or disaffirm, unless countervailing
equities have intervened. First Nat. Bank v. Bashara, 238 Ala. 500,191 So. 873,876, 877, 878,125 A.L.R.
656; In re Binder's Estate, 137 Ohio St. 26,27 N.E.2d 939,947, 129 A.L.R. 130.
SUI: L, Of one's self suggest — himself, herself, itself, themselves. Other forms are, se, sese, one's self:
suus, one's own.
SUI JURIS: Of full capacity, hi his own right; capable of entering into a contract. See I Bl Comm 443.
SUI GENERIS: Lat Of its own kind or class; e., the only one of its own kind; peculiar.
SUI HAEREDES: Lat. In the civil law. One's own heirs; proper heirs. Inst. 2, 19, 2.
SUI JURIS: Lat. Of his own right; possessing full social and civil rights; not under any legal disability, or
the power of another, or guardian-ship.
Having capacity to manage one's own affairs; not under legal disability to act for one's self. Story, Ag. § 2.
COUNTERVAILING EQUITY: A contrary and balancing equity; an equity or right opposed to that which
is sought to be enforced or recognized, and which ought not to be sacrificed or subordinated to the latter,
because it is of equal strength and justice, and equally deserving of consideration.
COUNTERVAIL LIVERY: At common law, a release was a form of transfer of real estate where some
right to it existed in one person but the actual possession was in another; and the possession in such case was
said to "countervail livery," that is, it supplied the place of and rendered unnecessary the open and notorious
delivery of possession required in other cases. Miller V. Emans, 19 ».Y. 387.