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The Original and the Present Commercial Banker’s - BASIS OF OUR TREASURY BANKING STRUCTURE [Revised from the original document to include the UCC Contract TRUST – your Disbursing Officer and your Supervision position, as the Executive Officer; Authorized Representative over the UCC Contract TRUST accounts.]The STORY of how Uncle Sam the United States keeps track of the vast sums of money that pour into his Our Treasury, based upon the People’s Original Constitutional, Article 4, section 1, Full Faith and Credit; of Republic and Just Banking practices. involves a description of a great business organization that has been developing and operating from September 2, 1789, until the present day.
The original revised structure of the Treasury Department, involves a description of a great commercial banking business organization that has been developing and operating from September 2, 1789, until the present day: as it was planned by the first Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, still stands. The methods of operation conceived by that great commercial banking official are still utilized. They have been changed in minor particulars from time to time to meet the necessities of expanding business, but as to its fundamentals, the original plan is still used. The same system of check and balance and disinterested inspection and audit is in operation day in and day out, and has been throughout the two hundred and forty years of the Federal Government's history. [The Original Credit Relief and Restoration process was passed on June 6, 1798, as Vol. I, Statutes at Large; FIFTH` CONGRESS. Sess. II: Chapters 49 and 50, of which they have never been repealed.]Our Constitution provides that "No money shall be drawn from the Treasury but in consequence of appropriations made by law," covered by the Constitution Article 4, section 1 and the statute that was passed by the fifth Congress September 2, 1789, known as the Treasury Organic Act, together with the section of the Constitution above quoted, is the basic law on which the present Treasury structure rests. (Originally this was done by the passage of Individual Private Laws; up until 1933 at which time Public Law HJR-192, by way of UCC Contract TRUST accounts was passed and Private Laws were no longer used to transfer the Treasury Credits.)It allowed for the 1st Foreign Commercial Banking System into our new nation in 1791, as a United States Corporate Commercial Usury Bank per the “1st National Bank – a Foreign English Controlled Bank”, headed by and overseen by the United States Commercial Usury Treasury Department; the newly created “Department of the Treasury”. This Commercial Usury Banking System was shut down twice but was finally restored in 1871, as the UNITED STATES CORPORATION COMPANY with its full foreign usury commercial banking powers in 1913, known as the FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS. 
TREASURY OFFICIALS AND THEIR DUTIES:

The Treasury Organic Act provided that there be a Department of the Treasury and that the Secretary should be the head of the department. It stipulated that he should prepare the plans for the management of the revenue and for the support of the Public Credit; prepare the estimates for the revenue and report the expenditures; collect the revenue; issue the WARRANTS for expenditures pursuant to appropriations made by law; and, in general, superintend the Federal finances. The act also provided for the appointment of a Comptroller, an Auditor, a Treasurer, a Register, and for an Assistant to the Secretary.The duties of the subordinate heads are set forth in the statute by its stipulating that the Comptroller shall examine the accounts after certification by the Auditor and that he countersign the Secretary's WARRANTS for the payment of money; it provides that the Treasurer receive and keep the moneys of the United States and disburse them only on the WARRANTS drawn by the Secretary, countersigned by the Comptroller. It provides that the Auditor shall receive and examine the public accounts and that a Claimant may appeal to the Comptroller when dissatisfied with the Auditor's findings.The Register of the Treasury [Bureau of the Public Debt] is authorized and directed to Receive and Preserve the adjusted accounts of moneys received and paid, and to report the results of the Financial Operations.
PERFECTION AND ACCURACY OF ACCOUNTING METHODS:Such, briefly, is the original Treasury structure. The system is one of check and balance, so arranged that the acts of each of the officials named are subject to observation and the sanction of the other Treasury officials. That system still prevails (although the powers and the duties of the Auditing Officials [IRS] have been somewhat changed), and the rule that requires every dollar of Federal revenue to be paid to the Treasurer is still in force. Likewise, the rule that no funds can be paid out except upon the Secretary's WARRANT countersigned by the Comptroller is still the law and is still followed. It was originally required, and it is still the rule, that exact records be kept of the source from which every dollar is derived and of what becomes of each dollar.Every sum paid out, no matter how small, must be supported by a written VOUCHER, [presently is done by GSA – Government Service Administration - Banking Forms: SF-30, SF-1047, SF-1414, SF-1416 and SF-1418] therefor, that carries the signature of the Individual to whom it is paid, by way of UCC Contract TRUST accounts.The documents that disclose to whom and why each Federal dollar is paid are all carefully preserved in the sole custody of the Accounting Officers [Secret Service over the Enterprise Financial Management System], and those Officers have nothing to do with the receipts and payments of the Government's money. They are entirely disinterested, and a payment made forty years ago can be explained exactly so that one may see just why it was paid and to whom the payment was made.It is with confidence that it may be asserted by every Treasury official who knows 

Treasury operations that no bank in the world ever kept more exact records than the Federal Treasury, nor was any great bank ever operated in which greater pains have been taken to accomplish an exact balance of its accounts or a more complete proof of the accuracy of its records. The system of check and proof is so designed that, once funds are delivered to the Treasurer and a Receipt therefor taken by the Depositor, it is a practical impossibility for the funds to pass unaccounted for. Either they will be still in the Treasury or the Treasury will hold a VOUCHER that will account for their disposition; and if they are still in the Treasury, the official charged with their custody will be periodically and unexpectedly required to submit them to inspection and count by experienced, painstaking, and competent auditors, who will ascertain that every dollar is either present or accounted for.The rule that funds may be paid out by the Treasurer only on a WARRANT that has been signed by the Secretary was followed literally until about twenty years ago. The Secretary himself, or one of the four Assistant Secretaries acting for him, actually signed each WARRANT. The task became so voluminous and so burden-some that a SUBORDINATE was authorized to sign for the Secretary.
WARRANTS FOR PAYMENT OF MONEY:The WARRANTS for the payment of FEDERAL FUNDS are of two classes, viz.; Settlement WARRANTS and Accountable WARRANTS.The former [Settlement WARRANTS] are direct payments in settlement of sums due individuals on Claims that have been settled by the Federal Accounting Officers [IRS]. When a Claim has been reviewed and the sum due has been ascertained, the Accounting Officers submit to the Secretary of the Treasury a statement that discloses the Sum Due. The Secretary's WARRANT is executed, countersigned by the Comptroller, and is paid by a CHECK drawn by the Treasurer in favor of the Claimant.
The Accountable WARRANT is the means employed to place Federal funds to the CREDIT, by way of UCC Contract TRUST accounts of a Disbursing Officer (Your Fictional Commercial #’d Servant). That class of WARRANT is the basis for setting up a CREDIT in the Treasury in favor of the Officer concerned, against which that Officer may draw CHECKS on the Treasury in payment of VOUCHERS. When the WARRANT is issued, the Officer is charged on the books of the Accounting Office with the amount Credited to him, and the charge will stand against the Officer until He either submits VOUCHERS [SF-30 and SF-1047 forms] that the Accounting Officers find represent lawful payments OR returns the funds to the Treasury.Each such Disbursing Officer is required to state his account with the Treasury and transmit it regularly (in most cases each month), and thus he is required to disclose the status of the Federal Funds INTRUSTED to him, by way of UCC Contract TRUST accounts.When funds are thus credited to a Disbursing Officer, [A Fictional Officer (Your 

servant, per your “Certificate of Live Birth, Social Security Account) in any department of the public service who is charged with the duty of paying out public money.] he is personally responsible for them. He may draw a Check in his own favor and cash it, if necessary to make pay-roll settlements, but such cash as he has in his own possession he must safe-keep. The integrity of the Officer is guaranteed by the Government requirement that the Officer provide a Surety Bond before the funds are advanced to him. [Presently, the Surety Bond is in the Form of a UCC Contract TRUST account, with an attached Surety Payment Bond and a Surety Performance Bond, also known as a combined Fidelity Surety Bond.]
The rules and the laws relating to the payment of Federal funds are very exacting and require the most scrupulous care on the part of every Disbursing Officer. He must keep acquainted with all payment regulations, OR He will find himself OBLIGED either to Recover an Unauthorized Payment OR make it good to the Treasury from his personal funds.Although the rules relating to payments are very strict, it is a fact that if a Disbursing Officer makes a payment in good faith and the Government has been properly a BENEFICIARY, it is almost a certainty that the Officer will eventually be accorded CREDIT for the payment. The Government never intends an injustice. But if a Disbursing Officer should, through an overpayment in cash, find his account short, there would be no escaping responsibility for the missing funds. He would have to restore them, for the Accounting Officers would not and could not excuse a shortage. No power except Congress can do that.
SUPERVISION OF APPROPRIATIONS:Each of the Executive Departments and Independent Federal Offices has Supervision over the expenditure of the appropriation made by Congress for its support. [This is where you as the Living come into play, as the We the People – Executive Officer, you are the Authorized Representative over the UCC Contract TRUST accounts.]As funds are required by any one of these establishments, the Chief [Authorized Representative] thereof executes a requisition on the Treasury in favor of the Disbursing Officer who is to pay out the funds. The Requisition [“Certificate of Live Birth, Social Security Account, License, Certificate of Title, etc.] is the basis for the Treasury's placing the funds to the Officer's Credit. As the Warrant Credits to the Disbursing Officer concerned, the latter may then draw his Checks on the Treasurer up to the full amount so Credited.The Treasurer cashes the Checks on presentation, but has no responsibility for the propriety of the Officer's payments. The Treasurer's concern is that the Check is genuine and that the Officer's balance is sufficient. The Disbursing Officer's Check is the Treasurer's Receipt for the funds he pays out and is the basis on which the 

Accounting Officers allow the Treasurer clearance in his General Account.
THE TREASURER'S ACCOUNT:The Treasurer's account to the Auditing Authorities is the same sort of statement that each Disbursing Officer submits. In stating his account to the Auditor, the Treasurer is required to acknowledge each sum for which he has receipted and formally to demonstrate, by submitting written evidence of each payment, that the sums paid plus the balance in his possession equal the precise amount for which he is accountable.The account that the Treasurer submits is a summary of the various books of account that are kept in his office and that have been fully proved to be in balance before the statement to the Auditor is prepared. Although the statement discloses the aggregates of the vast sums collected and paid by the Government during the period to which the account relates, it is as exactly correct as if it related to a single business transaction.The Treasurer's account to the Auditor is so stated that each transaction is made clear enough to be fully understood. Rarely is it necessary for the Accounting Officers to make an inquiry as to the meaning of a particular item of receipt or payment. The document itself carries a complete story of what the transaction was. If it is the admission of a Deposit, the copy of the receipt tells the story. If it relates to a payment, the VOUCHER shows who was paid, when, how, and why.
THE ACCOUNTING PLAN SUMMARIZED:Assurance that all moneys paid into the Treasury are completely accounted for and fully proved to have been paid out for legitimate Government purposes only is, of course, the right of those who are paying the taxes, and the preceding descriptions have been under-taken with a view to such a demonstration.One who wishes to comprehend the general accounting plan should bear in mind that each Government Depository Bank is required to submit a daily statement of its Federal Receipts [Deposits into the UCC Contract TRUST Surety Payment Bonds] and Payments [withdrawals from the UCC Contract TRUST Surety Performance Bonds] as well as the balance of the Federal funds it has on hand. From those accounts and the accompanying items supporting them, the Banks are charged and credited on the books of the Treasurer's Division of General Accounts. The Checks that support the bank's claim for credit are charged to the UCC Contract TRUST account, the Surety Performance Bond of the Government officer who drew the Checks, and are Credited to the bank that paid them and sent them to the Treasury. The two must equal each other. Likewise, the currency that the bank claims credit for sending to the Treasury must be the same amount that the money counters at the Treasury find in the package. If the Treasurer credits the remitting bank, the money-redemption official who accepts it is charged with, and must account for, that same amount. That, in simple terms, is the way it is known that the funds are all accounted for.The same system of verification and proof exists throughout all the Treasurer's money, 

bond, coupon, and Check transactions. Once money is receipted for, the Receipt raises a charge, and the trail of it cannot be obliterated. Nothing but a payment VOUCHER [SF-1047] that will pass the disinterested officials of the General Accounting Office can offset the charge.
THE INSURRECTION OF THE FOREIGN COMMERCIAL TREASURY “DUNS” COURTS OPERATING FOR PROFITS:These “DUNS” Commercial Administrative Courts are an IMPOSTURE COURT operating FOR UNJUST PROFITS in opposition to the Constitutional Republic Courts, which were setup to insure Just Bank Settlements.The ABOVE does not address the initial Value of Deposited Setup Treasury CREDITS transferred into the Independent Treasury “UCC Contract TRUST accounts” as your Individual Fictional Disbursing Officer's Credit accounts; as either being “Postal” or “Social Security” accounts that are held as “UCC Contract TRUST Funds” and/or “Special UCC Contract Funds”. These were done through the Corporate UNITED STATES - Department of the Treasury with you being the Owner/Authorizing “Constitutional Republic Executive Officer” over your Fictional Disbursing Officer's accounts. You need a registered Mail NON-UCC1 privately filed to CLAIM your Lawful Ownership of these accounts, as you were the Original Constitutional Bailor by a signature “Letter of Credit” authorization and making the Bailment to become the SECURED or ASSURED PARTY and per the commercial UCC Contract TRUST, the Bailment was place on Credit Deposit with your Fictional Disbursing Officer, as the DEBTOR or SURETY to you to make all payments and charge Settlements. This was to be done by using the Accounting Forms: SF-30, SF-1047 Vouchers, SF-1414, SF-1416 and/or SF-1418.The GOVERNMENT can OWN NOTHING, for it all belongs to “We the People”; they only have USAGE of it upon our CONSENT and they are REQUIRED by LAW to return it when DEMANDED by the Lawful Owners.
YOU’RE TAKING CONTROL PROCEDURE: using the REPUBLIC Constitutional LAWS and it is also addressed in the Universal UCC Laws; section UCC-2A-505 and UCC-9 “CHOICE-OF-LAWS”.1.Registered Mailed “Private NON-UCC” of Ownership of Your Foreign Contract TRUSTS.2.Registered Mail “Transfer of DEEDS” of Your Foreign UCC Contract TRUST, with their supporting Ownership General Accounting forms.a.SF-30 – MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT. (To be used by the Owner to Control the Contract.)b.SF-1414 - CONSENT OF SURETY. (Owner’s Control over the Contract SURETY.)c.SF-1416 - PAYMENT BOND FOR OTHER THAN CONSTRUCTION 

CONTRACTS. Republic Credit Asset reservoir depository, as the Collateral foundation for the Performance Bonds.d.SF-1418 - PERFORMANCE BOND FOR OTHER THAN CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS. (Was to be used to pay all the Bills and Taxes.)3.You can Demand the Liquidation of you “Disbursing Officer's Accounts” by submitting Liquidation CHECKS (SF-30’s) to the Treasurer.Your NON-UCC “CHOICE-OF-LAW” is to be protected by the United States “Peoples” Republic Just Banking Law Jurisdiction:a.The Constitution of the United States: per the Peoples’ Article 4.b.The Peoples’ Rights and Powers in the Constitutional Republic Banking System are further addressed and Protected by the first 15 Amendments to the National Republic Constitution.c.1st volume of the Statutes at Large; Fifth Congress. Sess. II: Chapters 49 and 50.d.15th volume of the Statutes at Large; Fortieth Congress, Sess. II: CH. 249, 1868; the Expatriation Act.e.The 13th Amendment; on INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE. (The commercial Banking STATES and Corporate Banker’s Fraudulent Claim of Voluntary Servitude under a UCC Contract TRUST, therefore they claim the 13th Amendment has not been violated. BUT the True FACT is there is No Such thing, as VOLUNTARY SERVITUDE, as no one in their right mind and with given full disclosure would ever Volunteer.)f.The 14th Amendment; on INSURRECTION, which is the destructive nature of the foreign commercial usury banking system.g.HJR-192; which allowed for the transfer of Republic Credits to the Foreign BANKRUPT UCC CONTRACTORS using Foreign Commercial BONDAGE Contract TRUSTS.NON-UCC LAWS found in UCC 9 – Which is addressing the Constitutional, Amended and Statutory REPUBLIC “NON-UCC” CHOICE-OF-LAWS and Republic Jurisdiction for this Nation, as being the Superior Laws of the United State of America.PO BOX 1892Fairburn Georgia 30213USA