LeRoy Schweitzer and Dan Petersen were teaching folks how laws had been changed without utilizing the process but instead would take place simply by modifying the law books.

They were good men awakened to the absolute fraud of the FED and the UNITED STATES CORPORATION. I remember calling the Freemen and speaking with LeRoy. He asked me if I knew what a tithe was. I said it was what people give to the church. He said something like "no, it has to do with how we set order among ourselves." I didn't get it but he set a date for myself and a friend to attend classes just outside of Jordan, Montana, a place that didn't look like it had changed much in 100 years. It was a pretty long drive to Jordan, Montana, from San Diego, California, but we did it because we wanted to know why the country was so far removed from what it was intended to be. It was a very interesting trip through the real America as opposed to California Dreaming, and seeing the beauty of the country that God blessed us with 1st hand was truly a blessing. My buddy, John Henry, passed away a few years ago but I'll never forget that trip, the Freemen or my friend.

LeRoy made it clear to me at that time that "there ain't no fuckin money, it's all credit" ! It's my understanding that the FEDS murdered LeRoy by giving him shock treatments. One of LeRoy's classmates described him as the smartest kid in their school on a national news program and I'd agree that he was a very intelligent and likeable man.

In closing this post I'd like to add that the Freemen passed some of those warrants with success at the Post Office, and a man with an IRS lien satisfied it with a warrant. The Freemen taught the classes to pay twice what was expected and this man gave the IRS a Warrant for $28,000 and they returned a treasury check to him for $14,000. Why wouldn't they believe the Warrants were valid ?

Don't step on my blue suede shoes.

Great article -- shocking that Schweitzer was snuffed in prison! I seriously doubt the Freemen did anything wrong, outlandish as their teachings and techniques may sound to the average normie (or fed-stooge).

LeRoy made it clear to me at that time that "there ain't no fuckin money, it's all credit"

a man with an IRS lien satisfied it with a warrant. The Freemen taught the classes to pay twice what was expected and this man gave the IRS a Warrant for $28,000 and they returned a treasury check to him for $14,000. Why wouldn't they believe the Warrants were valid ?

There is no money since June 5, 1933 when FDR abrogated the gold standard. Britain did it in 1931.

It is plain as the nose on your face. The Freemen were on the right track and they exposed the fraud of the money and banking system.

The Federal Reserve pays for the cost of printing the Notes and then loans them to the USG at face value plus interest.

Remember also that Andrew Jackson, the Bane of the Bankers, said of them, "You are a den of vipers and thieves and by the Almighty I shall rout you out."

The fact the IRS returned a Treasury check for $14,000 means those warrants were good as gold. But when the goobs figured out what the Freemen were on to, they all became marked men.

I had two IRS liens on me in the town I lived when I was driving trucks. I had Lexington Law, credit repair lawyers from Salt Lake City, challenge them. The IRS could not prove I owed the tax and were forced to withdraw the liens.

My Credit Karma used to say "2" for Public Filings and now it says "0". The proof is in the pudding. ;)

What did paying double the amount accomplish?

When those Warrants were issued for twice the amount owed and a Treasury check for a refund was issued it showed the Warrants were a valid form of payment.

When I worked for State of Illinois, our paychecks were Warrants issued by the State. They were drawn on funds on deposit in the bank specified. I am not sure how it all worked. But we made a fortune in winter on snow and ice.

One time they called me in 3 hours early for 18 hour shift on weekend. I had to stop and nap a couple of times before that was over. You would pull over and put out headlights, swing your legs across on passenger seat with plow controls between your legs and nod off. We had hard hat with thermal liner to keep your neck and head warm. You know you've been sleeping when you wake up and windshield is snow covered. ;)

I personally believe that we've given the various parties that are colluding to destroy America and the population of the world enough time and space to repent of their crimes. They haven't, they won't, and that leaves us to not only stop them but to destroy them.

There isn't one person on this 4UM and surely many other forums that have been discussing these crimes against freedom and humanity long enough to know there is more than enough evidence to support the notion of removing them from our lives and even from the gene pool. We're either going to fight the elite plague and survive or not survive.

In the end what value has life if one must live it in fear, or as a slave to the disgusting cabal of murderers that have spoiled everything good and intend much worse for us. And if millions start dying and then billions, what would make life worth living other than revenge ?

To those that might claim we would have no chance of successfully removing the global thugs, I say 1st, not if we don't start, and secondly these scumbags need to suffer as much pain as we can supply on our way to defeat. God bless the patriots and people that love righteousness enough to sacrifice as necessary today in order to provide for a future.

Gerry Spence

Wasn't he Randy Weaver's legal beagle?

Hey Jim, I've been thinking about you for several days and the passing of your wife. It was immediately apparent to me that you were graced with something that most of us never ever have either because we don't have the patience, can't handle responsibility, or simply marry the wrong person.

That being said, I envy those that have a lifelong committed relationship that endures the trials of life and strengthens both husband and wife to the very end of this life ...

The song above says a taste of honey is worse than none at all. I disagree and have had enough experience with losing loved ones that I would shout from the roof tops that "A TASTE OF HONEY IS MUCH BETTER THAN NONE AT ALL" ! My mom and dad had that long term great loving relationship and I wanted that too, but things got in the way.

I truly enjoy seeing my children on occasion but it tears me up to say good-bye.

I'm sure you already know what I'm saying and I just wanted you to know that I think of you as a friend even though we've never met. I like you because you're sane, strong, and intelligent. And, don't forget we're here for you !

removing them from our lives and even from the gene pool

When Bill Clinton was POTUS, he left that stain on Monica Lewinsky's dress. He also claimed he was shooting blanks. Maybe that is why Chelsea has a recessive chin just like Web Hubbel.

Bill Clinton also caused to be borrowed all the money in the Social Security Trust Fund to balance the budget. IOUs were left in the fund. Now all Social Security payments must be budgeted. This adds further to the debt bomb that will soon explode.

Trump's biggest coup was lining up four of Bill's rape victims in the front row of one of his debates with Hildabeast. Bill would not look at them. But did you see the look on Chelsea's face? It was priceless. ;)

Seconded.

I agree whole heartedly. ;)

Wasn't he Randy Weaver's legal beagle?

He sure was and did it begrudgingly because he thought Weaver was a racist. Spence was one of those guys that looked at right vs. wrong without throwing political bullshit into the equation.

I met Weaver at the Kerrville patriot event some 15-20 years ago. My buddy that I attended the event with went and stayed with Weaver for a short time and both of us arrived at the same opinion of Weaver. He was a very capable soldier (special forces) and a man that would prefer peace to war. He was also a mild mannered man that was dragged into the situation that cost him his wife and son by FEDS that were incompetent to do their fucking jobs without entrapping, and killing in order to justify a paycheck. Fuck the FEDS !

At the end of a book I read was a speech Spence gave at a graduation ceremony. He told the law students graduating that their friendships would end in some cases when they found themselves in court against a friend that had become a FEDERAL prosecutor and would lie, withhold exculpatory evidence, and do anything to get a conviction !

He told the law students graduating that their friendships would end in some cases when they found themselves in court against a friend that had become a FEDERAL prosecutor and would lie, withhold exculpatory evidence, and do anything to get a conviction !

That was like the Kyle Rittenhouse trial when one of the prosecution's witnesses, Gaige Grosskruetz testified that he had a gun and intended to shoot Mr. Rittenhouse. The Prosecutor did a "face- palm" after that line, blown out of the water by his own witness. ;)

If you blasted someone with that you would REALLY put the hurt on them.

I sold it back to the guy I bought it from. He said he was going to have it gold plated and mounted. No idea if he ever did that though. ;)

I'd do it all over again.

I'd do it all over again.

I have yet to do it, but I keep trying. My sweetie is about 100 miles north of me with a woman she had never met. She took her in when she ran out of gas on the way to me. Hope she gets here soon. I lined up a job for her making restaurant furnishings not far from here. ;)

Wasn't he Randy Weaver's legal beagle?

Jack McLamb, a retired Phoenix police officer helped to end the siege at Ruby Ridge after FBI HRT team had killed Sammy Weaver after the family dog discovered them sneaking up on their home. They killed the dog also.

And then they shot Vickie Weaver when she was standing in the open doorway of their home while holding her infant daughter.

Those FBI creeps were bad news and they set up Randy for sawing off a shotgun 1/4 inch shorter than the 18" minimum length. ;)

There should have been a bounty on Lon Horiuchi.

Agreed, I take great offense at federal agents murdering locals. Locals murdering locals being excused by federals has pissed me off too. No chance of turning locals against federals, though...the "locals" are morons.

I take great offense at federal agents (period).

Vicki Weaver posed no threat to anyone and Horiuchi even drew a picture of her standing with a baby in her arms behind a cabin door with a small 4 pane window, when asked by Gerry Spence what he saw just before he blew her head off. Disgusting motherfucker.

Bowling for faggots, lol.

No cookies? No brownies? No muffins? Call the police!

Can I borrow a dollar, dog?

Bo Gritz went to RR with McLamb.

“ On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last, and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron. ” ~ H. L. Mencken

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sunbeams, lol

some sunny day....

it showed the Warrants were a valid form of payment

No, it showed that some hapless clerk believed it was a legitimate form of payment, and issued a check to balance or refund the supposed overpayment.

Gov on reflection was not amused, and as I recall, some people went to prison over that. Gov called it something fancy like conspiracy to defraud the Government. (They capitalize their own G like that; it helps fuel their God delusion.)

Is it safe?

One time on north side the band switched from a fast song to a slow one. Everyone sat down and there was one left standing in front row. I hollered at him, "Out! Out!." When he got to my end of the row he started giving me some lip, so I grabbed him by the arm and shoved him toward the stairs since he had a Mezzanine ticket.

I saw the same guy the following year cutting thru the 10th row acting like he was trying to find his seat. I told one of the guys on the crew, "You see that guy out there acting like he is trying to find his seat? He doesn't belong there. Go and get him."

He circled around and caught him coming out the far end of the row and sent him up to the Mezzanine. He asked, "How did you know?" I said, "I seen him before."

Then at the World Music Theater in Tinley Park, the first night the crowd rushed the fence on top of the hill. There were so many people coming over the top of the fence it looked like a waterfall.

The next night they had the dogs out there. "Woof! I want a piece of a dead head. Woof! Woof!"

Another time at Soldier Field, myself and another guy were behind the stage where no one was sitting. This guy comes out of the tunnel and run up and sits in front of the score board. We waved him down, "C'mon down here!" "How did you get in here? Do you have a ticket?"

He tried to run so we grabbed him. Then he tried to fight us. We told him, "If you fight us you will be going to jail. How did you get in here?"

He told us he rode his bike in. He fell in with the roadies and rode in with them. "OK. So where is your bike now?" He said, "It's chained up to the rail downstairs." "Give me the key and I will bring it out to you."

I tried selling it on the way out, but there were no takers. I told him, "You're lucky to get this back." ROTFLMAO!

some hapless clerk believed it was a legitimate form of payment,

I deposited two checks at a bank here several years ago. The bank accepted the checks.

I used their debit card to purchase iTunes cards at the store. Both checks bounced like rubber balls and the account was overdrawn nearly $2,000.

That woman at the bank was screaming at me, "YOU ARE GOING TO PAY ALL OF THIS!"

The bank wrote off the debt and some collection agency picked it up. They called on my cell phone and tried to trick me into admitting I owed the money. I said, "What? Who is this? I don't know what you are talking about." and I hung up. They use ever trick in the book trying to get you to admit you owe something you do not owe.

The bank's system allowed the debit card to work on uncollected funds. So whose problem was it really? The bank, of course.

BTW, that particular bank is gone now and it has another name. ;)

Obviously they couldn't do it. :-/

The old man was a drunkard. He used to smoke cigarettes but gave them up in favor of the alcohol.

One night I went in the basement and found the bottles he had stashed and broke them in the wash tub. He wasn't a happy camper after that one. :-/

If I ever lose my billfold, I hope you're not the one who finds it.

I found a wallet at a concert. I opened it up and there was $12 in it.

My boss was looking over my shoulder. He said, "If you don't take it, I will." ;)

Same goes for your thieving boss.

I haven't seen him in years. But he would run the crew when we worked at Medusa's which was about a mile south of Wrigley Field in Chicago.

One day a black guy walked up to the front door. He put his right hand in his jacket pocket. The boss put his right hand in his jacket pocket. He said, "OK, you've got a gun and I've got a gun."

Tiny was right behind the black guy and had the drop on him.

Someone always had to have the beanie. ;)

It's a disturbing thought to think one could be "the last one alive" ! In regards to that occurrence taking place I have a head start since I do talk to myself !