A convertible debt is any form of a debt.
It can be converted into another form of debt.
Federal Reserve notes can be converted into mortgages, stocks, bonds, annuities, any other debt instrument instrument or debt-based security. A fraudulent convertible debt is a debt that is created by fraud and then converted.
That’s what we have going on in America today. Pull up the Bankruptcy Act and look at Section 101.
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There you will see who the actual creditors of the trust management company that FDR bankrupt bankrupted in 1933 are the living people.
Americans at that time and their heirs were the primary creditors and entitlement holders, but because of the monopoly inducement explained in item 5, you’ve been arbitrarily redefined as debtors instead.
What happened when you pay an electric bill addressed to you?
What happens when you pay an electric bill addressed to the federal franchise ESTAT Trust currently doing business under your NAME as a franchise of the UNIT E D S T A T E S I N C.
You become a debtor instead of a creditor. So how long as you pay it in Federal Reserve notes. The utility company ceases these debt notes. You so graciously provided to them for free and converts them into other forms of debt, buying up stocks, bonds, insurance policies, etc. benefiting itself. The debt thus created its fraudulent on three counts. First, it is by product of illegal monopoly inducement forcing you to use Federal Reserve notes as legal tender. Second, it is a
Owed by the Federal franchise ESTATE Trust doing business in your name, but deceitfully presented to you as if you were.
Your debt, and third, you have been coerced to paying a billing statement instead of a real bill. So, we have a debt created by fraud converted into another form of debt benefitting in this example, a utility company which reinvests your Federal Reserve notes and other forms of debt.
That is fraudulent convertible debt in practice.
This is yet another way in which you are being defrauded and the value of your labor and other resources is being converted to benefit incorporated entities at the expense of you and your private estate.
Next time you get a tax bill, utility bill, credit card bill, or any other bill addressed to YO U R N A M E I N A L L C A P I T A L L E T T E R S. Look at it very closely with the understanding that one, the item is addressed to a Puerto Rican federal franchise, ESTATE trust doing business in your NAME, not to you, to the item is a billing statement or billing summary or some other name, but it never an actual bill. So technically,
Even the ESTAT has not been billed. 3, these billing statements are not denominated in dollars, except occasionally by mistake. The amount owed appears as a series of numbers, commas and dots similar to that used to write dollar amounts, but there is no dollar sign and no words indicating the kind of form or the kind of form of money or currency that’s supposedly owed. For example, your property tax bills show up addressed to Y O U R N A M E and the statement will show
While U R N A M E owes a number written like this, 6,955.43 for 2013 for that Y O U R N A M E S house has a value of of 2,258,990 according to the tax assessor’s office. These are just deceptively constructed serial series of knots, these are just deceptively constructed series of numbers, dots, and commas designed to make you assume.
That these represent dollar amounts. Again, technically, not even the E S T A T E has been billed for anything. It’s all constructive fraud based on semantic deceit, illusion, and processes of assumption knowingly pursued under conditions of nondisclosure.
This is done on purpose, with Melicious malicious forethought with malice for up. This is done on purpose with malice aforethought, the perpetrators are giving you notice that a bill related to the E S T A T E, named after you exist, but they are actually.
And purposefully preventing you from paying it. If they sent a real bill, you can either discharge it through the US Treasury window of the Federal Reserve Bank, or you could present it for payment at the UNCIT R A L in exchange it against your birth certificate bond or other assets held by the US Bankruptcy trustees in your name. This process of discharging debts unlike using Federal Reserve notes actually pays the bill. And since the entire game is about forcing you to indebt yourself, the perpetrators.
spare no effort to prevent you from discharging the bills related to their federal ESTATE Trust.
Another reason they refused to provide you with an actual bills because what they are doing is a crime.
As long as they are sending these billing statements to a federal franchise ESTATE Trust, they technically can’t be accused of billing you, as long as they don’t provide you with an actual bill, they can’t be accused of false billing either. According to them, they don’t know what you are talking about, what bill? We never sent that bill. We never sent that man a bill. We sent a billing statement addressed to a Puerto Rican E S T A T E Trust that just happens to have the same name.
Name and address. Who cares if we fully intend to force and coerce the living man to pay us with an IOU and owe us even more debt after he paid than when he started.
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