1) John Doe pledges his lifetime labor worth $200B to the US Treasury in exchange for a birth certificate, making his labor the collateral for a loan.
2) Doe signs a loan application, allowing a bank to assign a portion of the collateral to the Treasury in exchange for cash, creating an account receivable for Doe.
3) The Treasury sells the security interest to investors and receives cash, which it provides to the bank.
1) John Doe pledges his lifetime labor worth $200B to the US Treasury in exchange for a birth certificate, making his labor the collateral for a loan.
2) Doe signs a loan application, allowing a bank to assign a portion of the collateral to the Treasury in exchange for cash, creating an account receivable for Doe.
3) The Treasury sells the security interest to investors and receives cash, which it provides to the bank.
1) John Doe pledges his lifetime labor worth $200B to the US Treasury in exchange for a birth certificate, making his labor the collateral for a loan.
2) Doe signs a loan application, allowing a bank to assign a portion of the collateral to the Treasury in exchange for cash, creating an account receivable for Doe.
3) The Treasury sells the security interest to investors and receives cash, which it provides to the bank.
TRANSACTIONS United States Treasury (UST) - General Ledger ASSETS LIABILITIES 1. JHD pledges birthright labor to USA worth $200B and receives a Certificate of Live Birth as CASH - Asset Accounts Payable - JHD evidence of equitable title to ====================== ======================= same. This is the asset-collateral known as the credit of the nation. 200B1 200B1 2. JHD signs a loan application 100K3 100K2 which ABC Bank uses as a consent form to assign a portion of said equitable title to the UST Accounts Receivable - JHD as a perfected security interest ====================== (lien) and an account receivable. 100K2 3. UST sells said lien on the Open Market to receive cash from 100K3 investors.
ABC Bank General Ledger
ASSETS LIABILITIES
Cash Accounts Payable - JHD
4. ABC Bank receives said cash from UST and debits its cash ====================== ====================== account, and then credits the 100K4 100K4 100K5 borrowers transaction account for same amount to show the source of funds. 100K6 NOTE: the borrower never receives a deposit slip receipt for Accounts Receivable - JHD this amount, which eventually is ====================== considered abandoned and is therefore claimed by the bank, 100K5 perhaps on a IRS 1099-A Form. 100K6 5. ABC Banks pays a seller said funds from Cash account, and then debits an Accounts Receivable account that JHD must pay the bank as the loan.
6. If the borrower would simply
claim said deposit slip for #4 A/P account, its funds could setoff the loan for this same amount posted in this #5 A/R account.
A Short View of the Laws Now Subsisting with Respect to the Powers of the East India Company
To Borrow Money under their Seal, and to Incur Debts in
the Course of their Trade, by the Purchase of Goods on
Credit, and by Freighting Ships or other Mercantile
Transactions
Jack Smith Creditors in Commerce, Jack Smith Boston, Iowa Seminars. Brandon Adams, Gordon Hall, Creditors in Commerce, Jack Smith's Massachusetts Seminar
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