The One People's Public Trust UCC Toolbox

OPPT UCC Toolbox! 10
In the item of the sample (4) that begins “I knowingly, willingly, and intentionally...” you
are claiming damages from your former Creditors. Use all of the text in this paragraph
as it appears in the sample, except, change the sum to a sum in dollars that is equal to
the sum they owe you to dissolve the alleged debt. The remainder of the sub-sections in
this section are a combination of boilerplate and original text. Insert your particulars into
the sample’s original text in a similar way. Be sure to include all of the boilerplate text in
the same format and order as shown in the sample.
Throughout the remainder of this section, enter the damages sum you used previously
into each of the sub-sections. Yes, those numbers are in the billions. Damages under
UCC code are 200,000 times greater than the sum of the original instrument. See this
example:
Finish off this section by copying and pasting the remaining sub-sections into your
document exactly as they appear in the sample.
In the section that starts “That any and all damages...” be sure to enter the numbers that
correspond to the text and sums entered above and don’t forget to do the math.
A lot of this looks like repetition but on close reading you will see there are subtle
differences and a strong internal logic. This internal logic and the fact the Uniform
Commercial Code is the registry into which all such agreements are registered by
governments and corporations alike means you have the same power they have to
make filings and claims within the boundaries of your secured VALUE.
OPPT UCC Toolbox! 10