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BB&C of America Bulletin of November 2, 2001

Successes from the breakthrough Redemption procedure continue rolling in as the third edition nears completion. Bluntly stated, the new process cannot be stopped. It is effectively thwarting every type of commercial aggressor one-for-one, including credit reporting agencies, abusive newspapers, and others. Final successes against major assaults from the legal fraternity should be available at publication time. Our knowledge of the optimum approach progresses with each success achieved, and the third edition is continuously adjusted accordingly, thereby affording you the best chance of coming out victorious in whatever you may be dealing with.

This communiqué bears the not-so-good news that the new book has not yet been shipped as originally hoped, but also brings with it a couple of items that should cushion the blow immensely: some actual successes from application of this process, and the vehicle for putting yourself on the map as a functional sovereign and the copyright holder of all the different versions of your straw man's TRADE NAME, as well as copyright holder of your True Name (initial letters only capitalized).

Though publishing is not required for asserting copyright ownership, it is useful in that it provides official public notice and is easily recorded thereafter at the county recorder's office. Using the enclosed "Copyright Notice" as a model, you can establish the terms upon which any who wish doing business with you (by using your private, copyrighted property for commercial gain) must submit Just reading the Copyright Notice will enlighten virtually anyone—be he/she a critic of Redemption or just someone who has never even heard of the UCC—concerning the overwhelming power of this process.

In the Copyright Notice please take note of the following:

1) The date that appears in the document is the 18th birthday of John Henry Doe, the day he obtained the age of majority. Use your 18~ birthday instead of his.

2) Keep the case usage (either upper- and lower-case or all-caps) exactly as per the sample Copyright Notice renames and the spelling of the 18th birthday.

3) Find the least expensive newspaper of "general circulation" (with a "legal notices" section) and publish once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks. Instruct the newspaper you want it printed in 6-point font (so the notice will take up as little space as possible, and therefore be as inexpensive as possible).

4) Request a few extra affidavits of publishing from the newspaper (delivered after the last publishing). File one affidavit with the county recorder; take along a second (or a copy) and get it conformed at the time of filing.

The third edition is being worked on feverishly and will be sent to you as soon as it is done.

Meanwhile, please be advised that the only thing prohibiting you from actualizing your life as a sovereign is your own awareness and certainty that that is what and who you really are. A potential problem arises when a sovereign enters a commercial contract and limits/restricts his sovereignty by the terms of that agreement. When government, court, tax, and corporate agents approach you in person, via the mail, over the phone, etc. they are soliciting your

Telephone: (818) 757-7123 Fax: (818) 757-1092 E-mail; info@www.bbcoa.com. Web site www.bbcoa.com consent for "voluntarily entering into a commercial contract and "doing business." Once you consent in any way you have executed the contract, are doing business on their terms, and have relinquished sovereignty in the matter. This can be as simple as complying with the request, "Would you please roil down your window a little further so I can hear you better?"

Your position is, "I do not consent."

All governments are corporate, for-profit operations. Read any newspaper: the U.S. Government and its agencies bring suits against people and other government entities every day. That is how any corporation does business with adversaries/intended victims. In the legal system there is no appreciable difference between civil and criminal jurisdictions.

Each is commercial and, for that matter—&-L1—c.s.ime (including murder) is commercial, i.e. has a monetary value affixed thereto.Cg7 CFR 72-H^spells this out in unequivocal terms. Nowadays it is common for reading about both artificial and flesh-and-blood entities settling criminal charges out of court, i.e. via payment. [Note: committing a crime is a physical impossibility for an artificial person/corporation, but such are routinely criminally charged.]

Your earthbound political salvation lies in achieving personal certainty of who and what you really are—and not being talked out of it by some aggressor. Consenting at any stage of the game renders you a subject (feudal term) with zero rights. When an aggressor threatens violence, common sense dictates that you cooperate, but only under duress, and only by noting that you are doing so only under duress, as your aggressor is using color (pretense) of law for compelling your execution of the contract. Making this known at the time your cooperation" is extracted provides for your vindication later (especially if you have witnesses). You cannot stop aggressors from using force and violence if they so choose, but you can withhold cooperation until your aggressor threatens actually initiating force/violence, and thereby cover yourself for having entered the contract. Till that point your response for anything can be, "I do not consent"—and that statement applies in almost every circumstance.

Having your published copyright notice handy is a tremendous deterrent for any who would compel your submission for entering a contract. Telling an aggressor that your name is copyrighted property, with severe penalties for any unauthorized use thereof, and handing them a copy can dissuade many who would otherwise victimize you.

Any who would come against you must first place a version of your TRADE NAME (the only way artificial persons can do business with you) on any document that is used for extracting your wealth/usurping your freedom. By so doing, the aggressor necessarily enters another contract wherein you are afforded the option of personally owning, and taking possession of, every single piece of tangible and intangible property your aggressor owns in less than thirty (30)days. Not a bad bargain, all things considered, but don't be surprised if your former aggressor suddenly has a change of heart and becomes a well-wisher.

Details on the foregoing are contained in the new book. Your friend,

Vie Varjabedian Publisher

PS. Any purchaser desiring a refund for the third edition need only contact BBCOA with proof of purchase and a refund check will be issued immediately.

Real World Successes

1. Dan, a knowledgeable fellow in UCC mailers, set up new business relationships after relocating in his old hometown, Muskegon, Michigan, having been gone for many years. One thing he needed was a bank account and he decided on the credit union where his mother and stepfather banked. After proving that that family members were already banking there, the new accounts clerk cheerfully handed over an application. Since the new (non-interest bearing) account would be "in the straw man's TRADE NAME, that's how Dan filled out the app: printing the straw man's all-caps name and placing a "®" copyright symbol immediately after the last letter of the name. When the straw man "finished filling out the form," the Secured Party, i.e. flesh-and-blood Dan, wrote across the signature card in red ink: "Accepted for value, exempt from levy," filled in his EID #1 dated it September 23, 2001, and signed it. He then supplied a copy of his UCC Financing Statement and Security Agreement and turned them in with the signature card, requesting a photocopy of the card, front and back.

The next morning Dan received a call from the president of the bank: "I'm sorry, but we will not be able to open the account. Our legal department says we can't have a copyrighted name on an account." Shortly thereafter, Dan shows up at the bank. Here is a portion of his conversation with the president:

President: If you will simply remove the copyright symbol from the name there will be no problem in opening the account

Dan:     Will it be a secured account?

President: Yes.

Dan: What happens if someone takes money out of this account? President: That will not happen.

Dan: Let's just say hypothetically that...

President: I will not let that happen.

Dan: Even if the IRS wants to take some money?

President: Even the IRS. This account will be permanently flagged "PRIVATE" in the computer and will never be touched by anyone other than you without your permission. Since the account would be in your name, even your wife could not remove money without your official Authorization.

Let's just say someone DID take some money out of my account Who would be liable?

President: The credit union. Dan opened the account. He receives checking services with no monthly fees and nothing for money orders and other such services. No fees of any kind are deducted from his account. The president also confided that the legal department had commented that this was the strongest Security Agreement they had ever seen.

EID #: "Employer Identification Number" of the Secured Party, derived from the straw man's Social Security Account Number (SSAM); e.g. BID - 1234-56789, derived from SSAN 123-45-6789; a. number uniquely identifying the Secured Party.

2. Dan decided he wanted his funds in a 401-K for helping with the costs of getting set up and relocated in Muskegon. When he visited the brokerage house that managed the account he was told that there would be a 30% levy for liquidating the account, a chunk of more than $4,000 of the total. He left and returned with a secretary of state-certified copy of his UCC Financing Statement and Security Agreement, pointing out that he, the Secured Party, had the supreme claim on the account, was exempt from levy, and would return in three days for a check in the full amount of the balance.

Two days later he received a phone call and was told his wishes could not be honored. With tape recorder in hand he went into the bank and asked for the account specialist and served her with a "Notice by Declaration/Security Agreemenf'2:

Dan: You are now on notice, and I want my money now. If you remove any funds from the balance due me you are liable for $500,000.00, and the same goes for the IPS. Acct Spec: I would be happy to transfer 100% of the money this second if you would just open an IRA at another bank. Dan visited another bank where he had an account (and was known), National City Bank, and opened an IRA account in the straw man's name as usual, then accepting for value the signature card, noting "exempt from levy" and placing EID# and dating and signing as before, all in red ink. The brokerage firm was provided with bank coordinates for the new IRA with National City Bank and the funds were immediately wired in. Less than an hour later Dan walked out the door with a cashiers check for the full $13,800.00.

No financial institution could levy any of Dan's money without first placing his straw man's name on at least one piece of paper. The straw man's TRADE NAME, in any form, is Dan's copyrighted intellectual property. Without Dan's permission, no one may use the name for commercial gain without incurring a $500,000.00 obligation for each such use; hence all the cooperation from the banks.

3. On November 17, 2000 the balance on Dan's MBNA credit card was $12,507.71.

Having recently learned of the fraudulent business practices of credit card companies, Dan was not amenable with paying MBNA his hard-earned cash. He sent MBNA a "Validation of Debt" package3 requesting that they prove that he owed the money they were asking for and included a certified promissory note (written in strict accordance

2 Now called "Notice by Self-serving Declaration Security Agreement." A turbo-charged and lengthier version of the Copyright Notice that is enclosed herein, wit intimate details on the workings of the self-executing Security Agreement in the event the recipient uses the name without authorization. Fee for usage is $500,000.00 per occurrence of use, secured by all tangible and intangible property of the recipient (this document, drawn strictly from the UCC and Revised Article 9, is as final as a guillotine; available through BB&C of America with purchase of The UCC Financing Statement package).

An exacting package of interrelated documents requiring that a credit card company officer swear out an affidavit ("true, correct, and complete") in accordance with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, identifying the substance/valuable consideration that was exchanged with the credit card account holder That supports the contract and justifies the credit card company's demand that the account holder pay the amount demanded. No financial institution in America can do this because nothing of value is ever given by any "lender, "including all credit card companies. The Validation of Debt package has never failed in stopping a credit card company seeking payment(the Validation of Debt package is available through BB&C of America) with UCC mandates for a negotiable instrument) as bona fide payment if the debt could be validated. Three (3) days after sending the Validation of Debt package, Dan sent along a Notice by Declaration, informing MBNA that his name was copyrighted property and that if they used it for the purpose of making money it would cost them $500,000.00 for each such use. That was a year ago and Dan has neither heard from MBNA since nor from any debt collector associated with them. The $12,507.71 debt disappeared.  On his credit-reports with the various credit reporting agencies—which have also been served with a Notice by Declaration—the account is marked 'PRIVATE." There is no further credit history on any credit report after the date each agency was served with a Notice by Declaration. When Dan wants credit extended from some merchant he simply provides bank records for the last three years, and sometimes letters from other creditors attesting his payment history. It has never been a problem.

4.In January of this year Dan received a letter from his bank informing him that an attorney had shown up at the bank with, apparently, a judgment against Dan's wife, demanding that the funds be paid out immediately. A copy of the "judgment—which had no judge's signature on it—was also included with the letter from the bank. Apparently the attorney felt he could invade Dan's account simply because he was the spouse of the "judgment debtor." The bank, of course, assured Dan that not one penny would be removed from the account without his authorization.

With Dan's friend Jim's help, as with all of Dan's other documents, the Notice by Declaration was created for Dan. As well as mailing it Certified Mail 4, Return Receipt Requested, Dan also faxed the attorney the Notice by Declaration from the automobile dealership where he worked. Less than ten minutes later the attorney was on the line with Dan asserting that, among other things, the faxed document had "nothing to do with the judicial system." Dan agreed with the shyster entirely, "That's exactly right. This has nothing to do with the judicial system." That was May 2001, six months ago, and Dan has not heard from the attorney since.

In this testimonial, as well as in all the others here, the judicial system plays no part in the process. These are all private, consensual contracts containing no controversy that would allow the intervention of any third-party judge. Everything is agreed upon in

advance when the aggressor/debtor executes the contract by using your private property (any version of your copyrighted name) without your authorization. Since it is your property, any user must comply with contract terms that you set for its authorized,

as well as its unauthorized, use.

5. Because of a Notice by Declaration on file with the county where Dan lives the county title insurance office will not issue a copy of the title on one of Dan's properties certifying that it is held free and clear (which it is). They have no problem issuing

a plain photocopy of the deed—because the document does not constitute legal evidence when in the form of a plain photocopy—but will not issue a certified document with Dan's copyrighted name on it. Apparently the revenue from selling the certified copy

of deed is outweighed by the half-million dollar ticket for using Dan's copyrighted

property for commercial gain.

Though Dan used Certified Mail here, it is strongly recommended that you always use Registered Mail and send Return Receipt Requested, Restricted Delivery, with an Affidavit of Service for proof of service.

6. While being admitted at the hospital following an automobile accident in December 1999, Bill from New Jersey was given a consent form by the hospital for establishing financial liability for its services. Noticing that the hospital had printed out the name of his all-caps straw man on the form as the liable party, and knowing that an agent is not responsible for the principal's liability Bill signed as follows:

"WILLIAM QUINCY JONES by William Quincy Jones, Agent" Even though the other driver's insurance company paid in full for the loss of Bill's car, they refused responsibility for a $475.00 bill for x-rays that Bill had forwarded after he was billed by the hospital's radiology department. The $475.00 bill went into collection and Bill was sued in early 2001. Bill responded using the all-caps name of his straw man only on all documents, but also entered his Security Agreements and UCC Financing Statement into the record as evidence that he (the flesh-and-blood man) was not the party being sued and that he held the supreme claim against the liable party, his all-caps straw man. At the April 2001 trial, after nearly an hour of verbal ping-pong, both judge and hospital attorney realized that Bill could not be tricked into taking the place of the debtor, nor into becoming a surety for the debtor, so the attorney asked for default judgment, asserting that the defendant, the straw man, had not appeared in court. The judge immediately granted default judgment in favor of the hospital against Bill. It is now November—seven months later—and Bill has heard from neither the court nor the attorney since the trial. When he recently checked the court record he discovered that no judgment was ever signed by the judge, as required by New Jersey court rules, and entered in the record. Despite the play-acting in the courtroom by the judge, Bill actually won the case based on his Security Agreement and his mastery of "legal dodge-ball" in avoiding the trickery of the judge and the attorney.

7. In March of 2000 the same Bill from above was lassoed into using his credit card for renting a truck for a friend at a rental agency, and then picking up and delivering some furniture. Bill reluctantly agreed on the credit card use, taking out full insurance on the truck. On the way back they clipped a telephone pole that was leaning slightly toward the road at a tight intersection. Thinking only the rear view mirror had been damaged they were all surprised when they stopped at a diner and noticed that the top of the box had been gashed open, as well. Bill's friend was worried about the liability, but Bill comforted him by reminding him that they had purchased full insurance coverage on he truck. Bill also explained for his friend how he had signed the rental agreement in the straw man's name:

"WILLIAM QUINCY JONES by William Quincy Jones, Auth. Rep."

Upon arrival back at the rental agency a damage/incident report was written up and Bill explained what happened for the manager/owner, who noted the damage. The rental transaction was completed and Bill and friend departed.

5 The new Security Agreement, available through BB&C of America, is an impregnable fortress for the interests of the Secured Party in his relationship with the Debtor STRAW MAN.

6 Surety: A person who binds himself for the payment of a sum of money, or for the performance of something else, for another. Bouvier's Law Dictionary Eighth Edition.

A month later on April 18, 2000 Bill received a bill from the rental agency for $1,937.64 He then got on the phone and reminded the manager that he was carrying full insurance coverage on the vehicle at the time of the accident. The manager then stated that the insurance didn't cover overhead damage and that Bill was personally responsible for the repair.

On May 30th the attorney for the rental agency wrote a letter requesting payment in the amount of $2,325.16 and threatening litigation absent payment in full. Bill then sent a "Validation of Debt" package requesting validation of the purported debt per the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Also included was UCC documentation that proved Bill was the Secured Party/Creditor over the Debtor, Bill's straw man, and that unless the attorney could prove a superior claim, he had nothing. Bill received a letter dated June 13, 2000 from the formerly combative attorney stating as follows:

"...A copy of the bill has been previously submitted to you and it is my opinion that the debt is valid. If you have any interest in trying to resolve it amicably, please call me.

"Thank you for your courtesy and cooperation.

"Very truly yours...

That was the last communication Bill received from the attorney, 17 months ago. From the-change in tone of the attorney's communication he apparently recognized that Bill had figured out the UCC game by proving superior knowledge of how it all works.

Missing info here
Xxx   wherever located, as collateral for securing User's contractual obligation in favor of Secured Party for User's unauthorized use of Secured Party's copyrighted property; (3) and agrees with Secured Party's filing of a UCC Financing Statement wherein User is debtor and John Henry Doe is Secured Party; (4) consents and agrees that said UCC Financing Statement described above in paragraph "(3)" is a continuing financing statement, and further consents and agrees with Secured Party's filing of any continuation statement necessary for maintaining Secured Party's perfected security interest in all of User's property and interest in property pledged as collateral in Security Agreement described above in paragraph "(2)", until User's contractual obligation theretofore incurred has been folly satisfied; (5) authorizes Secured Party's filing of any UCC Financing Statement, as described above in paragraph "(3)", as well as in paragraph "(4)", and the filing of any Security Agreement, as described above in paragraph "(2)", in the UCC filing office; (6) consents and agrees that any and all such filings described in paragraphs "(4)" and "(5)" above are not, and may not be considered, bogus, and that User will not claim that any such filing is bogus; (7) waives all defenses and counterclaims, both civil and criminal;

and (8) appoints Secured Party as Authorized Representative for User, effective upon User's default re User's contractual obligations in favor of Secured Party as set forth below under "Payment Terms" and "Default Terms", with foil authorization and power granted Secured Party for engaging in any and all actions on behalf of User including, but not limited by, authentication of a record on behalf of User, as Secured Party, in Secured Party's sole discretion, deems appropriate, and User further consents and agrees that this appointment of Secured Party as Authorized Representative for User, effective upon User's default, is irrevocable and coupled with a security interest. User further consents and agrees with all the following additional terms of Self-executing Contract/Security Agreement in event of Unauthorized Use:

PAYMENT TERMS:

In accordance with fees for unauthorized use of JOHN HENRY DOE as set forth above, User hereby consents and agrees that User shall pay Secured Party all unauthorized-use fees in full within ten (10) days of date that Secured Party's invoice, hereinafter "Invoice", itemizing said fees, is served upon User.

DEFAULT TERMS:

In event of non-payment in full of all unauthorized-use fees by User within ten (10) days of date Invoice is served, User shall be deemed in default and (a) all of User's property and interest in property pledged as collateral by User, as set forth in above in paragraph "(2)", immediately becomes, i.e. Is, property of Secured Party; (b) Secured Party is appointed User's Authorized Representative as set forth above in paragraph "(8)"; and (c) User consents and agrees that Secured Party may take possession of as well as otherwise dispose of in any manner that Secured Party, in Secured Party's sole discretion, deems appropriate, including, but not limited by, sale at auction, at any time following User's default, and without further notice, any and all of User's former property and interest in property formerly pledged as collateral by User, now property of Secured Party, in respect of this Self-executing Contract/Security Agreement in Event of Unauthorized Use. that Secured Party, again in Secured Party's sole discretion, deems appropriate.

TERMS FOR CURING DEFAULT:

Upon event of default, as set forth above under "Default Terms", irrespective of any and all of User's former property and interest in property in the possession of, as well as disposed of by. Secured Party, ass authorized above under "Default terms", User may cure User's default re only the remainder of User's former property and interest in property formerly pledged as collateral that is neither in the possession of, nor otherwise disposed of by, Secured Party within twenty (20) days of date of User's default only by payment in full.

TERMS OF STRICT FORECLOSURE:

User's non-payment in full of all unauthorized-use fees itemized in Invoice within said twenty- (20) day period for curing default as set forth above under "Terms for Curing Default" authorizes Secured Party's immediate non-judicial strict foreclosure on any and all remaining property and interest in property formerly pledged as collateral by User, now the property of Secured Party, which is not in the possession of, nor otherwise disposed of by, Secured Party, upon expiration of said twenty- (20) day strict foreclosure period.

Ownership subject to common-law copyright and UCC Financing Statement and Security Agreement filed with the UCC filing office. Record Owner: John Henry Doe, Autograph Common Law Copyright 1973.

NOTES FOR ABOVE:

1) The name, JOHN HENRY DOE and John Henry Doe, are used as an example. Use your strawman's and living man's names in their place.

2) The date that appears in the document is the 18th birthday of John Henry Doe, the day that he obtained the age of majority. Use your 18th birthday instead of his.

3) Keep the case usage (either upper- and lower case or all capitals) exactly as per the sample Copyright Notice renames and spelling of the 18th birthday.

4) Find the least expensive^ newspaper of "general circulation" (with a "legal notices" section) and publish once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks. Instruct the newspaper you want it printed in 6 point font (so the notice will take up as little space as possible and therefore be as inexpensive as possible).

5) Request a few extra affidavits of publishing from the newspaper (delivered after the last publishing). File one affidavit with the County Recorder; take along a second (or a copy) and get it conformed at the time of filing.

6) The Hold-harmless and Indemnity Agreement No. JHD-03xxx3-HHIA is a tracking number attached to the Security Agreement drawn up between the Secured Party Creditor and the Strawman Debtor as the Finance Statement to be used by the Secured Party Credit or when filing the UCC-1. This number is any number the Secured Party Creditor chooses.