Open Letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Lew from Anna von Reitz

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11-18-15, 12:15 PM
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Open Letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Lew from Anna von Reitz

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11-18-15, 02:08 PM
Ares

Good read!!

Makes me think of a case that I've read here recently where this individual put the U.S. District court into such a corner that they cannot even dismiss his case without admitting to Treason.

It's a very long read (almost 20 years worth of fighting the government over taxes) but extremely informative.

https://supremecourtcase.wordpress.com/
11-18-15, 02:46 PM
David Merrill

As I recall the Post Office became the USPS in 1976.

Thanks for posting this Allodial. I applaud Anna for doing what she can. As her testimony, this may actually be. Admitted into evidence; No. A letter like that is certainly a good way for Anna to develop and express her belief set.
11-18-15, 03:03 PM
Sabine

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Originally Posted by Ares

Good read!!

Makes me think of a case that I've read here recently where this individual put the U.S. District court into such a corner that they cannot even dismiss his case without admitting to Treason.

It's a very long read (almost 20 years worth of fighting the government over taxes) but extremely informative.

https://supremecourtcase.wordpress.com/

Wow this is an interesting case. The letter above is also good for thought. I wonder what Lew's response will be.
11-19-15, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by David Merrill

As I recall the Post Office became the USPS in 1976.

Thanks for posting this Allodial. I applaud Anna for doing what she can. As her testimony, this may actually be. Admitted into evidence; No. A letter like that is certainly a good way for Anna to develop and express her belief set.

Yes. Very interesting letter. I'd say she would do very well to refine her knowledge base. Great to see someone taking steps toward the positive in any case.