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12 USC 411, "...Federal reserve notes shall be redeemed for lawful money on demand...

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You are advised that the term "lawful money" has not been defined in federal legislation...

I do it and so do many others. US Treasury notes are located on the right side of the face of all Federal
Reserve Notes.

The US treasury seal is separated by the drawing of the dead president on every Federal Reserve note but the
$1 and $2 bill if you do not record your "demand for lawful money per 12-USC 411", You by default, are
using unredeemed Federal Reserve Notes (the note on the left of the dead guy).

If you demand redemption on all accounts and transactions, you are proving the use of the US Treasury note
on the Right side of every BILL. Not rocket science, just the law!!!

Regardless, what of what is being said, is that you go and demand lawful money (as per the law), and you
record the entire thing, so when they fail to provide you with the lawful money (which they're obligated to)
you're no longer restricted by the legal issues related to the use of FRN's (such as income taxes).

Imagine Ford trucks became money tomorrow, and ford gave everyone a bunch of trucks, and then people
used them to trade for the stuff they needed (sounds absurd I know).... they could collect taxes because you're
using THEIR property as a unit of exchange. This is what the FED does; your taxes are a charge for using
THEIR property as a method of exchange. So under the law, they stated that you didn't have to use their
notes, you could instead use lawful money. But now that's gone, and you cannot get lawful money, which is
basically (in the eyes of true law) a default on their obligations which frees you from your obligation.

Lawful money depends on contract, toothpicks can be lawful money, if you contract with someone to fix
their car for a pound of tooth picks, and the tooth picks are/become lawful money for that agreement. Should
you fix the car and they do not give you a pound of tooth picks, you can go to court, sue them and the court
will award you a pound of tooth picks, because your contract made them "lawful money". Should the other
guy then appeal stating "Toothpicks have not been defined by Congress as lawful money; therefore I do not
have to give the toothpicks". The Higher court will rule EXACTLY in your favor.

"The appellants claim that tooth picks are not lawful money as defined by Congress makes no difference for
this case, toothpicks are lawful money."

You should look at how to endorse your paychecks so they are deposited as real money vs. FRNs. This is
supposed to keep you from paying income tax. It's all in the codes! All that is required is a restricted
endorsement on the back of any check to the effect of:

Redeemed in Lawful money


Pursuant to Title 12 USC §411
True name dba (doing business as) Legal name

I have a red ink stamp. Your true name is your first and middle, your “legal name” is “FIRST LAST”. Look
at your drivers’ license. Wonder why your name is in ALL CAPS, same on your birth certificate same on any
notice from a court. That’s your legal name, a trust formed by the government in order to do business with
you and on you.

Make copies of all your checks (front and back) with your restricted endorsement. Keep them on file, or even
better, file them in a case jacket at your nearest district court. This is what all the IRS will be required to see.
Lawful money is not taxable income. You have not endorsed private credit; you have not bonded your
substance to the contract with the Federal Reserve.
Look at any newer $5, 10, 20, 50, 100 Federal Reserve Note, there are 2 notes on the face of it.
One side (the left) clearly is marked "THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS PUBLIC
AND PRIVATE" On the right side of the note is the US Treasury Note, it is not marked "LEGAL TENDER,
nor is it marked with the Federal Reserve seal.

IT IS A SEPARATE NOTE!!! It is an un-redeemed US Treasury note. Unless and until you make a written
demand at any Federal Reserve BANK (all Banks in the US are Federal Reserve banks, so you do not have to
go to one of the main banks) you are presumed to be using FRNs on the left side of the note.

You will not get any Red sealed notes for your green sealed notes, since 1977, all notes have been "TWO
FACED" one FRN and one US Treasury NOTE. You can get coins, but you cannot get Notes now other than
what every one else uses. You can use the US Treasury note AFTER you make your demand on the record at
any BANK!

The only Government issued "lawful money" is Gold or Silver coin. Contract (agreement) makes law. When
you use (endorse) Federal Reserve Notes, you MAKE THEM LAWFUL MONEY. That is exactly what the
Rickman case cited above is saying. BUT, if you DEMAND LAWFUL MONEY at any Bank, in writing, you
are NOT using FRN nor US Treasury notes as anything but what they already are, a TENDER of payment
and evidence of DEBT. The Obligation to pay that debt resides with the issuer of said notes (either the
Federal Reserve or the US Treasury. That means, even IF there is a TAX owed on the Notes, it remains the
Obligation to pay the tax or debt to the issuer, not YOU, since you did not endorse (sign on) to pay it yourself
with you time, energy, ideas and work.

From 12 USC 411 "The said notes shall be obligations of the United States..." The Notes and all debt
(expressed in $$ value) remains an obligation of the United States, unless and until you sign your name on
deposits or withdrawals or you do not demand your REDEMPTION from that debt and leave it with the
issuer of it.

The US Treasury notes are backed by $300,000,000 in gold coins. These coins are in trust for everyone
demanding redemption of lawful money.

Even Gold Certificates and US Bank notes are fiat and constitutionally "unlawful" however, contracts make
law and Gold backed US Bank notes which carry no debt and interest liability are way, way ahead of Federal
Reserve debt notes.

Sorry we cannot get gold or silver coin any more, but we do have a choice. Take it or leave it.

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