IDENTITY THEFT part II by Clyde Edward Powell
It should go without saying that the "person" referred to in the above quote is a Christian, and I do not believe that anyone or anything has ever maintained that a Christian is subject to the Government, or a creation thereto, since the Government is foundationally based in Christian Doctrine. As we can easily see, it is impossible to be recognized by two names and maintain your belief structure of being a Christian. It is obvious that the Divine duty of the gift of the words used to recognize the Christian and the one time only solemnity of being washed clean and emerging as a new creation (baptism) has no option in regards to changing horses in the middle of the stream. If anyone or anything should try to change such things, then we are left with repugnancy and blasphemy of our Christian beliefs. If someone or something should then try and force a different recognition upon you through vi et armis, threat, duress, etc. then you have identified, defined, and exposed an anti-Christian, despot, and tyrant. Therefore, if a Private Citizen is Christian, then, and only upon commission of a Common-Law crime (damage or injury against another Citizen or their Property), can the Christian be made the object of some action; and only in his Christian name.
"The omission of the Christian name by either plaintiff or defendant in a legal process prevents the court from acquiring jurisdiction, …" - Bouvier's Law Dictionary, 8thed., pg. 2287
Returning to the former subject, the Common-Law name is merely the duty of the parents to assign, and in these nations, this is normally the Christian Name.
We must re-address the scheme that was known to the Romans as "Novation". As "Novation" is nothing other than when the Romans militarily conquered a nation, they assigned to the Citizens, thereto, a "persona". This persona when brought before the Roman courts was required to seek "counsel" as a persona is without the corporal herediments required to defend itself. These courts were in actuality nothing other than King's Bench, Consular, Military courts that were operating under maritime/admiralty hypothecations.
I only mention this because of all the parallels that have been drawn into our currently practiced form of Government today. Masks are created to hide from view the Private Citizen. There are government agencies that can only deal in these masks. Under the "Alien Enemy Program" these masks are described internationally as "nom de guerre".
"Nom de guerre" "(F. war name): a fictitious name: Pseudonym - Third New International Dictionary of the English Language, Merriam-Webster, pg. 1534.
Under International Law, all parties to a cause must appear by nom de guerre, because an "alien enemy cannot maintain an action during the war in his own name". See Alien, Wharton's, Pennsylvania Digest, § 20.94 and the Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd. ed., Clarendon Press (1989). It is by International Doctrine that the use of nom de guerre would indicate a state of war. Is it by the Government's use of personas, nom de guerre, artificial persons, fictitious names, etc. with the enforcement of obedience (military jurisdiction) by vi et armis that we can know that the Government, Public Law, Public Servants are waging war against the Private Citizen? Is this done in spite of the Common-Law contracts that are a matter of Public record that the Private Citizen has in regards to each and every Public Servant? The facts in this matter seem to bear this out. As a matter of fact, an exhaustive description of this "economic war" against the Private Citizens of the United States of America can be found in the Digest of International Law, Volume 10, and pages 95-127. It is here that we will find that the Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and the Treasury, in disregard to the administrative orders of the President, conduct an "Alien Enemy Program" whose sole purpose is to unconstitutionally seize the properties of all Private Citizens, militarily, with the aid of such maritime hypothecations as "bottomry bonds", etc.
Abbreviation
A review of the "Federal" Government doctrines regarding names reveals the following:
Abbreviations
Do not abbreviate the first word of a party's name, unless the full name of a party can be abbreviated to widely recognized initials:
Internal Revenue Service IRS
Federal Trade Commission FTC
International Business Machines IBM - United States Style Manual, 2-2 (d); Government Printing Office (GPO).
As it is the duty to give the procedures for writing all documents of the government, in all its branches, it is safe to say that the GPO is the most likely source of information on this subject of expressed identification. Admittedly, there is a section within the United States Style Manual that deals with court documents and how they are to be written. It is revealed that expressions of "Plaintiffs" and "Defendants" (Participants in forbidden acts; artificial persons) will be in the all upper case form. But if section 2-2 (d) is to be believed, then we must rely on the "widely recognized" characteristics of such expressions. What is meant by "widely recognized"? Does this mean that certain People are excluded from this recognition? Does it mean that certain People are incapable of this recognition? Must you be privy to such recognition's? Can only lawyers, judges, clerks, policemen, assessors, tax collectors, etc. understand this recognition? Is this a foreign language that must be interpreted to the Private Citizen? Has the Government "by the People" created alter egos to all the Private Citizens that they are responsible for? Is this a form of "Novation"? Is it the Government's policy "I'll tell you who you are and I will choose what you are so that I may attack you and your property at my will, irregardless of the Private Law? Does such authority exist in the Government, or must this be held strictly by vi et armis?
All evidences indicate that a system of "Novation" still exists to this day within the present alleged "government". In order to be "widely recognized", there must be a constitutional obligation upon the Private Citizen or a contractual obligation upon the fiction known as a "state/STATE subject-citizen (see Fourteenth Amendment). The point is that there will be documentation that will show these procedures. No Private citizen can ever be recognized by "Because I say so". To carry such belief is despotic and tyrannical, and maybe even treasonous and communistic. This is not what the GPO meant in its publications, and there exists no conflict between its sections
Simply stated, the GPO has recognized the separation of the Public Law and Private Law in our Anglo-American Law system. The GPO's statement is that Private Citizens identifications cannot be an "Abbreviation", and the parties to a judicial process of Public Law cannot be Private Citizens. In other words it is impossible to identify a Private Citizen as a "Plaintiff" or "Defendant" in any of the "Federal" or "STATE" "courts", as such identifications are artificial (fictitious).
Capitalization
We must now explore the rules of our Common language. The identities of all things are known as "Nouns". This includes People, Places (venue), and Things (inanimate). Specific identification is accomplished through "Proper Nouns". In the Harbrace College Handbook, The McGraw-Hill College Handbook, the Reference Handbook of Grammar and Usage, The Oxford Dictionary of English Grammar, The McGraw-Hill Style Manual, and The Gregg Reference Manual, are all books dealing with the rules of grammar to our common language, there can be found no reference that gives an all upper case lettered Proper Noun. It is also stated by these grammar books that something that is all upper case lettered is merely "initials" which are a representation of something else.
INITIALISM
In order for a group of initials to make any sense, it must be known what each upper case letter represents. Take the following example "wysiwyg". I dare say that out of one hundred (100) People, you would be lucky to find ten (10) that would know its meaning; "What you see is what you get", a computer term. The proliferation of the computer has resulted in an unofficial language, which is "INITIALISM". Which asks the question; does the Government now practice the language of "INITIALISM"? As I type on this computer, its "spell checker" recognizes INITIALISM, but not Novation, and, by Government practice, are they not the same? If you have the occasion to have your identity spelled incorrectly indicating an artificial person, and asked that it be corrected, and the response is that this is the only way it can be spelled, then have you not discovered whether you are being identified as a Private Citizen, or a creation of the state? Is it not factual to say that any agency of Government that is unable to correct such an error has been established only for the purposes of dealing with artificial persons, Public Citizens and not Private Citizens? This would include, but not be limited to, all judicial documents (remember the GPO), all licenses, all taxation, all credit instruments, banking, mail delivery, etc. "INITIALISM" deals with acronyms.
Acronym
1 "Strictly, a word formed from (a) the initial letters of other words, or from (b) a mixture of initials and syllables.
(a) "NATO (=North Atlantic Treaty Organization) NIMBY (=not in my back yard) TINA (=there is no alternative)
(b) "radar = (radio detection and ranging) yuppie = (young urban professional + diminutive ending) sometimes included in the term ABBREVIATION.
2 More loosely, an ABBREVIATION pronounced as a string of letters, especially letters that stand for the name of an organization or institution, e.g. BBC, USA.
"This usage may be due to the fact that the specific term for this type abbreviation (INITIALISM) is not widely known." [Emphasis mine]
- The Oxford Dictionary of English Grammar, S. Walker & E. Weiner (1994)
All the other grammar books also recognize acronyms for what they are, initial letters of words either strictly formed or more loosely as an abbreviation. So in this matter are we to believe that THE STATE OF ARKANSAS is the strict formation of the initial letters of words, or loosely the formation of an abbreviation? In either case, the meaning of this identification is, factually, "not widely known". And it is no stretch of the imagination to verify the GPO's statement that abbreviations, the more loosely formed abbreviation, must be "widely recognized".
There is a common test that exists that should show anyone whether they are dealing with a true pronoun name or merely a fictional, artificial identification. As an example, let's take John James, Doe and its fictional want-to-be JOHN JAMES DOE. Now, simply, try to cursively write JOHN JAMES DOE. All will soon see that it is an impossibility. If one would remember back to their school days and their Big Chief Tablets and fat pencils, you would remember that when starting to learn to write, there were two zones per line. The lower and upper zones were for capital letters (upper case), and the lower zone was for small letters (lower case). When we advanced to writing cursively, we learned that there were some capital letters that did not end where it was convenient for a smooth transfer into a small letter, let alone a capital one. Cursive writing is not conducive to all capital letters, and, therefore, their exists no signature that can be produced that will show that JOHN JAMES DOE is legitimate in any way, let alone being able to produce an original signature positively proving the same. You do not have to be a handwriting expert to observe this fatal flaw to JOHN JAME DOE. In other words, the letters may be the same in these two representations, but our language does not allow for an original signature of JOHN JAMES DOE.
Idem Sonans
The last hurdle we must climb in our identification of the parties in ANY action is a test called "Idem Sonans". This is the one and only test of a name that can be found and once more this test is not the privilege of alleged false personators claiming to be Public Servants.
Idem Sonans
a. In General
"If names sound alike, or substantially alike, they are usually regarded as the same, although spelled differently, and the variance in their spelling is considered immaterial.
"With respect to names, the phrase "idem sonans" means "of the same sound". The general rule is that the law (Public) does not regard the spelling of names as much as it does their sound.
Great latitude is allowed in the pronunciation and spelling of proper names, since proper names are often spelled differently, although pronounced the same (Terry-Terri). "If they sound alike, or even if common usage (widely known) has made their pronunciation identical, they are regarded as the same and a variance in their spelling is immaterial, unless it is such as misleads a person to his prejudice, or the misspelling transforms the name into a wholly distinct appellation." (Emphasis mine)
- 65 C.J.S. § 14 (a), Names, pg. 36.
Same sounding names discussed above are like Terry and Terri, not Terry and TERRY, as the latter is not a Proper Name, but an abbreviation/acronym/INITIALISM. Lets look to proper pronunciation anyway. Pronunciations are found in most dictionaries. One of the words used to recognize the aforementioned example is the word John. Its pronunciation is 'Jän. Whereas, upon close examination of the documents of Government, creditors, bill collectors, courts, etc. reveals the word JOHN. Just as Tina represents a name, TINA means, "there is no alternative" and though they may be purported as sounding the same, they are very different in meaning. I have gone to a five (5)-volume acronym dictionary and looked up JOHN. I have found no meaning, either strictly or loosely. Using the pronunciation tables in the dictionary I have managed to define the pronunciation of JOHN. It pronunciation is 'Jä 'O 'Ach 'En. It is obvious from our basic principles of our common language that John and JOHN do not sound the same, as there is no acronymical authority to the contrary. So what is JOHN? It could be a corporation, a vessel, a computer term, etc. It is not widely recognized or known, and, therefore, according to the GPO an improper abbreviation. This is nothing other than an appearance of legitimacy (legal). By the free will and deed of these authorities, the exception clause of the "Idem Sonans" test must be invoked. It is obviously stated:
"… unless it is such as misleads a person to his prejudice, or the misspelling transforms the name into a wholly distinct appellation." - 65 C.J.S. § 14 (a), Name, pg. 36.
This is truly a wholly distinct appellation, as official sources of reference and information does not identify, describe, or define JOHN. And if it is left to "Because I say So", then this is hearsay and again it is disallowed (Rules of Evidence). The document of the unknown thing, such as an "indictment/information" calling itself THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, for example, is fatally flawed in its definition of the Public Law entities described as "Plaintiff" and Defendant".
Further, "according to the body of law" (C.J.S.) there is only one test of names known as "Idem Sonans". This test is well beyond the authority of any judge. This means "because I say so, is an unlawful, infantile, and frivolous defense to using fictitious names. As a matter of fact, the "body of law" states the following: "The question of idem sonans is essentially a question of fact. "Generally (constitutionally) it is a question of fact for the jury to decide under proper instructions from the court (See; Rule 201(d), Fed.R.Evid.), and it takes a very fair case to give it application as a matter of law."
- Rodriguez vs State, 363 S.W.2d 472; Jones vs. State, 27 S.W.2d 653.
"The question whether or not names are idem sonans is properly a question for the jury … it has been held that the question is for the jury where it arises on the evidence [Rule 201(d)]." [Emphasis mine} - 65 C.J.S. Names, § 16, pg. 51.
For an alleged judge to state that it is his opinion that John and JOHN are the same, is called the federal and state felony known as "Practicing Law from the Bench', especially when this alleged judge finds it impossible to produce any positive proof, whatsoever, to prove his opinion, like an original signature of JOHN, or even merely the physical presence of JOHN. In all "Court's" headings, we find that the secret, concealing, fictitious, foreign, unofficial language of "INITIALISM" is used extensively. As this is a foreign language, the law provides the procedures needed for its interpretations. We find:
d. Abbreviations
Do not abbreviate the first word of a party's name, unless the full name of a party can be abbreviated to widely recognized initials:
Internal Revenue Service IRS
Federal Trade Commission FTC
International Business Machines IBM
- United States Style Manual, 2-2 (d)
Does anybody know what the second initial of JOHN stands for and is it easily recognized? If this is to be a representation of a name, lets explore the following. Using what these ALL CAPS authorities use, then TINA is a name. Not so!
"According to the Body of Law" (Corpus Juris Secundum), this matter is exhaustively discussed. As a matter of fact it states: In general, in the absence of statutory prohibition, judicial inhibition, or fraud, a person, without abandoning his real name, may adopt or assume any name, wholly or partly different from his name, by which he may become known, transact business, execute valid and binding contracts, and carry on his affairs.
"The use of fictitious names is not, however, to be encouraged since it lends itself readily to fraud because of the concealment involved and is likely to be used against the public interests …
"The average person views with suspicion any use of a fictitious name, and its very use puts on notice a person who has knowledge of such use that there is a purpose to conceal something.
"If it involves a public official … there is every reason to conclude that the motive is not in the public interest. - 65 C.J.S. Names, § 9(1), pgs 13-14.