The principle organic law for our society is the Declaration of Independence. “to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature’s God entitle them.” We are answerable or subject to no other man, only Nature and Nature’s God.

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these [not limited to] are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” This is the first and still only society established where all have the freedom to follow the will of God as it comes to them, no priest, pope, king, queen or lord in between.

The Constitution was intended to create a framework and a facilitation for self governance and collective governance through representation and establish restrictions on collective government authority; thus the ninth and tenth amendments.

The Supreme Court, since WWII has not strengthened but diminished the First Amendment. We no longer have protected freedom of assembly, freedom of association and SCOTUS refused to hear a case on the Right of Petition.

With the American Spirit diminished with the great loss of life in the Civil War, Royalists succeeded in usurping the reigns of government with their agents and mercenaries using assassination, money power, deception and censorship. Key accomplishments are: licensing of doctors creating a medical monopoly; control of public education with factory schools; control of monetary system with federal reserve; Unlimited power of taxation with Income Tax; subservient obedience to the state with the WWI draft; just to name a few.

The common characteristic of a conquered nation is the lack of lineage. As
we all should know, all these “isms” are all 19th century inventions
implemented in the 20th century. It’s all fiction taught as religion in the (corporate) public education system. With so many filled with false
doctrines, dogmas and sophist canons narrating a historical fiction, it’s no wonder so many are confused.

Capitalism is another red herring. The corporate culture we have today is
“royalist”. It has it’s lineage back to the Dutch East India Company,
Jamestown company, etc. These were expeditions funded by royalty with the
stated purpose to exploit explored, claimed and conquered lands for the
benefit of the shareholders. It’s a fiction glorified by public relations
and sanctified to church status by Ayn Rand’s “objectivism.”

The American definition of “capitalism” is simply that every man/woman is entitled
to the full fruits of their labor (American economist Henry George, 1870).

Obviously, there’s more to the story.

Over 700 Protesters Arrested On Brooklyn Bridge … Claim Entrapment

Washington’s Blog
Oct 2, 2011
More Than 700 Arrested
Associated Press reports:
More than 700 protesters demonstrating against corporate greed, global warming and social inequality, among other grievances, were arrested Saturday after they swarmed the Brooklyn Bridge and shut down a lane of traffic for several hours in a tense confrontation with police.
Some of the protesters claim they were entrapped, but the police deny this allegation. As AP notes:
Some of the protesters said they were lured onto the roadway by police, or they didn’t hear the calls from authorities to head to the pedestrian walkway. Police said no one was tricked into being arrested, and those in the back of the group who couldn’t hear were allowed to leave.
“Multiple warnings by police were given to protesters to stay on the pedestrian walkway and that if they took roadway they would be arrested,” said Paul Browne, the chief spokesman of the New York Police Department.
They point to videos of police allegedly “leading” protesters onto the roadway:

(More here.)
Harrassment of Journalists?
There are also reports that police arrested the people running the livestream feed of the protests. While this may fit with the theme of police harassing journalists, we cannot yet confirm this particular story.

TREASURY TO FORECLOSE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

The US Dept of Treasury is set to foreclose on “the Fed” by virtue of filing a UCC-1 financing statement and a lien on the Federal Reserve System.

http://thankyouwhiteknights.blogspot.com/2010/08/8-8-fed-closed-constitutional-treasury.html

The IRS and other parties is/are also listed as a Secured Party Creditor in accordance with the IRS becoming a benevolent organization.

It’s a UCC Financing statement (File #0000000181425776) AMENDMENT which was done on August 12th of this year. And you know who the debtor and secured parties are?

http://sdatcert3.resiusa.org/UCC-Charter/UCC_AckDetails.aspx?AckNumber=1000362002135657&FileNumber=0000000181425776&EntityName=THE+FEDERAL+RESERVE+SYSTEM&CurrentOnly=true

Name Address

THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 20TH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, DC 20551

E PLURIBUS UNUM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NW WASHINGTON, DC 20220 U.S.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES 1400 DEFENSE PENTAGON WASHINGTON, DC 20301 – 1400

COMPTROLLER OF MARYLAND 1101 WOOTON PARKWAY ROCKVILLE, MD 20852

And the Secured Parties?

Name Address

THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY 1789 (Assignor) 50 MARYLAND AVENUE ROCKVILLE, MD 20850

NORTH AMERICAN WATER AND POWER ALLIANCE (Assignor) 1400 DEFENSE PENTAGON WASHINGTON, DC 20301 – 1400

U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (IRS) (Assignee) 600 ATLANTIC AVENUE BOSTON, MA 02106

And if you click over here to the underlying document, what’s the amount involved in this UCC filing? How about just north of $14-trillion dollars?

http://sdatcert3.resiusa.org/UCC-Charter/ViewDoc.asp?Film&Folio&Pages=0002&Date=08%2F12%2F2011&Ack=1000362002135657&Domain=UCC&ID=0000000181425776&Name=THE+FEDERAL+RESERVE+SYSTEM&source=1

This “Agricultural Lien” seems to add the Comptroller of Maryland.

So what’s the change here all about? If you have any clues as to just what the hell this is about (the data seems to live on a server of Towson University which is according to it’s web site:

“Founded in 1866, Towson University is recognized among the nation’s best regional public universities, offering more than 100 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree programs in the liberal arts and sciences, and applied professional fields. ”

Oh, and part of the University System of Maryland.

if you plug in that document number and hit search (archive) you get the original filing. which as far as i can tell pledges every person and all real land in the usa as collateral against a $14.3 trillion dollar loan. the owner of record on that property (every person and all real land) is the irs. and finally attached is a brochure for the nawpa which talks about 1000 miles of tunnels and weather engineering and climate control and utilizing the magnetosphere.

omg. it’s like someone filed the definitive document to prove all those way out in left field totally unbelievable conspiracy theories. someone please read this and tell me i’m interpreting it wrong.”

Yes, wouldn’t we all like to know! So do research and have it in my email by Sunday – we’ll post follow-up Monday morning.

But say, wouldn’t this be a reason for all them Big Wigs to be out of DC when news of this leaks out? I mean if it’s what we think it could be…

On the other hand, since one of the parties on this is listed as the North American Water and Power Alliance and this was (to quote Wikip[edia)

“…conceived in the 1950s by the US Army Corps of Engineers as a ‘Great Project’ to develop more water sources for the United States. The planners envisioned diverting water from some rivers in Alaska south through Canada via the Rocky Mountain Trench and other routes to the US and would involve 369 separate construction projects. ”

What IF – and this is only an IF here – this is going to become suddenly real shortly and turn into a massive redevelopment project to stave off the Second Depression, just as the Works Progress Administration and Civilian Conservation Corps were rolled out to counter the effect of the (first) Great Depression?

UCC Filing Details

sdatcert3.resiusa.org

Saturday, September 24, 2011
The #occupywallst movement

Picture from protest (on its first day) that I took from the live feed
It was a regular Saturday on September 17th except for one fact. Over 5,000 protesters descended on Wall Street to rally against corporatocracy. But, the New York Police Department (NYPD) had got there first, walling off the street and the iconic symbol: the bull. Even though they had planned to occupy Wall Street, it just wasn’t possible with the police presence so they moved into a nearby park, Zuccotti Park, which they dubbed Liberty Plaza. The peaceful action was called a “Marxist Day of Rage” by some its critics and not radical enough by others. Really most of those participating were progressive or anti-corporate. I’m not saying that socialists, anarchists or anonymous supporters were not attendance but they were not in the majority.

Average citizens across this blue planet are outraged. Corporations, especially huge monopolistic ones, are cheating the people of the world. Governments are siding with these oppressive companies. So people are getting fed up. In the Mideast, people have protested against the authoritarian governments, causing the fall of two dictators, one in Tunisia and another one in Egypt. This fervor extended to Europe in the May15Movement or the European Revolution, which I talked about earlier this year. Europe is continuing a revolution of ideas it started earlier this year, which is now blossoming in America. To jumpstart this process, independent activists are preaching the end of corporate power in politics and organizing events to stop an injustice.

The broad spectrum of differing perspective brings angry citizens together from across the country. In Adbuster’s original message announcing this event, they asked for help in finding their central demand. Since then, Noam Chomskians have taken the upper hand, being the most active and calling for the abolishment of corporate personhood. Others have partially followed Texas Representative Ron Paul’s economic doctrine, calling for the end of the Federal Reserve. The mainstream of the movement is directing the most energy being at big business. The radical nature of some of the attendees like the Democratic Socialists of America, those that say the “rich are killing us” and those that say capitalism are evil and want to overturn the current economic system are in the fringe but some of their more rational ideas mesh with the attitudes of other protesters. In addition, these people are in the fringe because they don’t have consensus of what to replace the current economic system, while most of the protesters just want to modify the current system.
After the first days of protests, a mammoth effort was underway even though only about 500 stayed for the night, sleeping on the ground in sleeping bags. Some say it was even more like the cameraman on the UStream Channel, Mobile Broadcast News who said he counted over “1,000 heads.” No matter what number you choose, one can’t question the fact that people were fired up, walking down Wall Street (on Saturday and Sunday) and shouting their message. Later, they were not allowed on Wall Street during the rest of the week because it was open so they protested from afar. According to one bystander, shouts could be heard two blocks away. While this was happening, the police controlled the situation and protesters were not fighting back, they were following orders. Despite this, I would estimate that about 10 people were arrested a few days ago, but all were quickly released according to reports on twitter. Meanwhile, activists used a twitter account, OccupyWallStNYC to coordinate the buying of food and other supplies for those that remained, which they called (and still call) #needsoftheoccupiers. If there are 2,000 protesters in New York City, I would say that three to four times that are part of the movement on Twitter. Even the official twitter organizing account has over 5,000 followers. Adding this together about 16,000 people on Facebook plus 2,000 on the ground in NYC and maybe 10,000 people on twitter equals about 28,000 as part of the movement! While this movement has blossomed, the group in New York got the most media attention which only fully accumulated after the first day of protests had elapsed.

The Real News Network had the best account of the event, interviewing people at the scene of the protest. I am not saying Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! didn’t do a good job, but she didn’t interview people at the scene, however she provided great independent news coverage. On the other hand, maybe we should start calling the mainstream media the lamestream media, because not once was it shown on TV since the “revolution will not be televised.” Every person was educated and they knew what they were talking about. The same thing was shown on the Colbert Report, where Steven Colbert tried to poke fun at the protest. Instead of getting people who were clueless, there was people who were part of the political stratum. As talked about in Mr. Dahl’s “Who Governs?,” those in this group are deeply involved in the political process, just like activists in this movement.

Checking the twitter hashtags #occupywallst, #antibanks, #occupywallstreet, #ows, #ourwallstreet, #sept17, #globalrevolution, #TakeWallSt, #usdor, #takewallstreet, #usdayofrage, and many others, I was able to read first-hand what activists were saying about the movement for that day. As of now, numerous people are being held by the NYPD with many in the protest calling for their release. Michael Moore and Keith Olbermann, huge media stars have professed their support for the movement and were congratulated on the account of the official organizer of protests (especially those in New York) named @OccupyWallSt. Last night, I watched a clip on Real Time with Bill Maher , where Tom Morello, the former head of Rage Against the Machine professed his support for the movement. Lupe Fiasco, a major rap star has offered supplies and his support as he protests in solidarity with the other protesters in New York. As support spreads, it has become a national movement, spreading to areas across the United States and more prevalent, sparking worldwide protests.

I compiled a map, showing where all the protests are occurring as I write this. I tried to be as detailed as possible, using the sources I had available including takethesquare’s site and Wikipedia’s page that both linked to protest feeds across the world, but Take The Square told people to occupy financial sectors wherever you live:

To close, I am learning that it’s getting violent on Wall Street but because of the NYPD attacking protesters, detaining them or other actions. This was confirmed by what I heard on the livestream when one man said: “it was very violent.” According to a recent Associated Press tweet , over 80 people have been arrested by the NYPD. I just hope that they can hold on there until December 31st as the official Facebook event says because then it can benefit the whole global movement. In the end, I encourage you to protest against or write about the corporations and the governments that have become something that is against the people, not for the people and has caused people-driven government to disappear from the “free world.”

UPDATE: Political Fail Blog wrote in a blogpost about 10 minutes ago: “Yesterday, the NYPD arrested *more than* 95 people who were marching with hundreds of others to the UN, to voice their distaste for the globalist organization, * supposedly* in existence to promote democracy and human rights.” That means I was a little off reports that 80 people were arrested, but when its hard to count that many people, it could be easy to make a mistake!