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    Ok I have another question. The Fed is a foreign agency and in order for them to "lawfully" take my property then they must file a "verified" claim under oath and affirmation and file this cliam in the United States district court. I storngly believe that their is no such claim that has ever been filed and strongly believe that no one from the IRS or the FED will "verify" this claim under oath and affirmation. Now I have seen that people have been able to get a default judgment against the Fed and the IRS for failure to "verify" this claim. I have never filed anything with a court. Is someone wiling to help show me step by step so I can learn this process how to file this demand for "verification" of claim.

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    Anthony Joseph
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    Quote Originally Posted by craneman3355 View Post
    Ok I have another question. The Fed is a foreign agency and in order for them to "lawfully" take my property then they must file a "verified" claim under oath and affirmation and file this cliam in the United States district court. I storngly believe that their is no such claim that has ever been filed and strongly believe that no one from the IRS or the FED will "verify" this claim under oath and affirmation. Now I have seen that people have been able to get a default judgment against the Fed and the IRS for failure to "verify" this claim. I have never filed anything with a court. Is someone wiling to help show me step by step so I can learn this process how to file this demand for "verification" of claim.
    I suggest you listen to Karl Lentz regarding requiring a verifiable claim from the moving party/accuser. There are many variables relating to what stage the matter is in and what you have done/not done to date regarding this matter.

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5d...ZhANETw/videos

    Search for topics relating to 'IRS', 'moving court', 'filing a claim', 'Plaintiff must appear", etc.

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