What's It All About?
The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL) and the American Law Institute created the Uniform Commercial Code in a joint effort to "attack major commercial problems with comprehensive legal solutions"(from NCCUSL's history page). Work on it began in 1940 and it was finally approved in 1951. It took another fourteen years for the UCC to be implemented throughout the country. The UCC enables commercial organizations to do business across jurisdictional boundaries with confidence since the same rules apply in each jurisdiction.
A couple of the major benefits under the UCC is that it provides a centralized indexing system for UCC financing statements and it allows for perfecting the liens of creditors against debtor-parties.
Now, you may ask what, exactly, does the UCC have to do with you? For the answer to that, we have to travel back in time to the year 1933. That is when the great banking crisis occurred, gold was confiscated from Americans and the United States of America became bankrupt. As a nation, we had no more money because our elected officials had given it all away to foreign interests which I won't go into here. You can research that by doing an internet search for the 'War Powers Act' and 'HJR 192'. Plenty of information will be presented to you.
And so, the richest country in the world became a nation of debtors. Our medium of exchange was no longer gold and silver, but "notes" of credit. However, since the debt incurred by the federal government was passed along to the people, thereby making debtors of us all, someone had to be the creditor. In order for those who had taken possession of our gold to remain hidden, it was necessary for federal government to become the perceived master (creditor) over the slaves (debtors). In a grand construction of illusion, the concept of the 'Founding Fathers' and the U.S. Constitution had to be turned upside down so that, rather than the creators (the people) being in control of the created (the various governments), it became the other way around. The federal government, being an artificial entity (a corporation, incorporated in England in 1871), had to find a way to amass power and control over the living beings that gave it its sustenance and authority, at the same time distancing itself further and further from the original Republic and its common law. It had to make artificial entities of the people so that they were no different from any product of commerce or any resource from the land -- human resources!. How this is accomplished is really quite an impressive piece of diabolical work. For an explanation, please read the Strawman article on this website.
Now you know why EVERYTHING relates to the Uniform Commercial Code, even the people.
The first step in returning to the sovereign individual that you are is to take back your artificial persona (strawman), recliaming it as YOUR debtor, not the government's. In order to do that, a UCC 1 Financing Statement can be filed with your Secretary of State's office. The UCC 1 defines exactly who is the debtor and who is the creditor or secured party. Your name in all capital letters is the debtor and your name with initial capitals and the rest lower case letters, is you, the secured party. As increasing numbers of people perform this process, some states are showing their 'true colors' and making the filing of UCC 1 forms more difficult, usually by charging outrageous fees or by refusing to file it all together, using some contrived excuse.
The other part of the reclamation of your strawman process is the Security Agreement. Though this document is not filed with the UCC 1 form, it should be referred to in the Financing Statement section of the UCC 1. It is a properly executed Security Agreement that makes your filing legitimate since it is an agreement between your flesh & blood self and your artificial persona. You cannot go around making other people or entities your debtors unless you have something to back up your claim.
The UCC-1 form should be filed in your state of birth since that is the 'port of entry' for your strawman. If you are living in and own property and/or do business in a different state at present, for your property protection, a UCC 1 should also be filed in your current state.
The wording of the Financing Statement as well as the other information filled in on the UCC 1 form is critical not only for the effectiveness of it, but also to the success in getting your form filed. There are a few options in having your Security Agreement prepared and your UCC 1 filed.
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