Basics 101: This is How All Crimes Are Commercial- BuyBack, Clearfield Doctrine, Private Banking.
Summary
This video details the commercial mechanisms of municipal and legal systems, debunking the misconception that 27 CFR 72.11 categorizes all crimes as commercial. Instead, it explains how municipalities operate as corporate entities with their own Treasuries functioning as private banks. Through 'buybacks' (share repurchases), municipalities borrow from reserves to buy outstanding citation bonds, cashing out on profits privately. The speaker emphasizes that true personal responsibility and technical competence are required to navigate this system, rather than relying on legal buzzwords.
Key Insights
The misconception of 27 CFR 72.11 is a major roadblock for those seeking legal remedy.
Many people incorrectly believe that 27 CFR 72.11 establishes that 'all crimes are commercial.' In reality, this regulation specifically outlines commercial crimes in the context of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) jurisdiction. Relying on this generalized myth without understanding its specificity leads individuals to fail in legal proceedings because they lack actual functional competence.
Municipal Treasuries operate as private banks to process legal bonds.
Every administrative agency, village, and city has its own Treasury Department, which is simply a private bank used to store wealth, deposit collected funds, and make disbursements. When citations, traffic tickets, or court complaints are issued, they are treated as commercial bonds with monetary value that are processed inside these corporate treasuries.
Municipal 'buybacks' allow local governments to privately cash out on citation revenue.
Through a process known as a buyback or share repurchase, a municipality borrows money from its previous investment reserves inside the Treasury to buy its own issued citation bonds before maturity. This allows the entity to privately cash out on the capital gains and commissions, keeping the values away from the public open market and preventing citizens from claiming their equitable interests.
Sections
The Necessity of a New State of Mind
External reality will not change if the individual does not change first.
To successfully find a remedy or change in one's life, the individual must first transform their state of mind. Approaching commercial and legal matters with old mentalities of fear, belligerence, anger, and a disregard for common sense will produce the exact same failed outcomes.
The human need for interaction is structurally manipulated.
Human instincts such as the desire for interaction, compassion, and connection are studied by systemic architects. They construct social media and other high-traffic platforms to key into these impulses, keeping people distracted and governed by reaction rather than strategic comprehension.
Debunking Myths of 'Commercial Crimes'
The limited scope of 27 CFR 72.11 must be understood.
Though 27 CFR 72.11 lists several crimes as commercial crimes, the regulation itself specifically governs Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF). It does not declare that all crimes are commercial on a general scale, meaning those who throw the term around without context are building an inapplicable reality.
Sovereign buzzwords do not prevent one from being railroaded.
Speaking loudly, throwing out legal terms, or ignoring the reality of the court will not prevent an incompetent individual from being railroaded. True defense requires a deep functional comprehension of how commercial claims are structured and handled by the system.
The Corporate Framework of Municipalities
Municipalities function as private corporate bodies.
Under commercial principles like the Clearfield Doctrine, state, city, and county governments operate under the same rules as private corporations. Their interactions with citizens are commercial transactions, utilizing debt and equity mechanics.
Municipal Treasuries act as in-house depository banks.
A treasury is a depository where funds are collected, stored, and disbursed. Every town, county, and state has a treasury that serves as their private bank, processing the monetary assets created from legal citations and tickets.
How 'buybacks' function in municipal commerce.
A buyback is when a corporation repurchases its own outstanding shares or bonds. In municipal commerce, the city borrows money from its treasury reserves to buy back the citations it issued before or on their maturity date. This inflates the asset value and keeps the revenue private.
Controlling the supply and preventing shareholder intervention.
By executing buybacks, municipalities prevent everyday citizens (the co-signers or shareholders with equitable interests) from taking control of the bonds. This controls the supply and demand of the commercial instruments, effectively shutting out private discharge attempts.
Concrete Evidence of Buyback Activities
Buyback activities are hidden in plain sight in municipal minutes.
Municipalities regularly document their financial and administrative decisions in public minutes and agendas. These records reveal that cities authorize buybacks as a standard business practice, demonstrating their corporate nature.
The case of Christopher Devlin's resignation.
An official city council minute shows that upon the resignation of police officer Christopher Devlin in September 2017, the city authorized a buyback related to his communication. When officers resign, cities buy back the outstanding bonds (citations) issued under their badge numbers to settle accounts and pay commissions.
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