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AO 242 12/11) Petition

for

a Writ of Habeas Corpus Under 28 U.S.C. 2241

U N I T E J t ,

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1

URT

ABDULLAH

PROPHET

HAKIYM JOAQUIN

for the . .

FOY

AL-MAHDI THE 12TH.

IMAM

OF

IRAf,1

D

ISA

AL-MEHDI AL-MftHDI

AKA-Joaquin

I rHin E

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NAME and CLAIRE

AGNES

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ENTIRE

FOY

FAMILY

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Petitioner

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v.

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a) Name of institution:

b) Address:

MAR

2 2015

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WILLIAM T

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AO 242

12111

Petition for a Writ

of

Habeas Corpus Under 28 U SC.

2241

Decision or ction You re Challenging

5. What are you challenging in this petition:

0 How your sentence is being carried out, calculated, or credited by prison or parole authorities for example,

revocation or calculation

of

good time credits)

0 Pretrial detention

0 Immigration detention

ODetainer

OThe validity

of

your conviction or sentence as imposed for example, sentence beyond the statutory

maximum or improperly calculated under the sentencing guidelines)

0 Disciplinary proceedings

0 Other explain):

6. Provide more information about the decision or action you are challenging:

a) Name and location of the agency or court:

b) Docket number, case number, or opinion number:

c) Decision or action you are challenging for disciplinary proceedings, specifY the penalties imposed):

d) Date

of

the decision or action:

Your Earlier Challenges

o

the Decision or ction

7. First appeal

Did you appeal the decision, file a grievance, or seek an administrative remedy?

OYes

ONo

a)

lf Yes,

provide:

l) Name of the authority, agency, or court:

2) Date of

filing:

3) Docket number, case number, or opinion number:

4) Result:

5) Date of result:

6) Issues raised:

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AO

242

( 12/11) Petition

for

a Writ

of

Habeas Corpus Under 28 U S C

s

241

(b) If you answered

No,

explain why you did not appeal:

8

econd appeal

After the first appeal, did you file a second appeal to a higher authority, agency, or court?

OYes

ONo

(a)

f

Yes, provide:

(1)

Name of the authority, agency, or court:

(2) Date

of

filing:

(3) Docket number, case number, or opinion number:

(4) Result:

(5) Date

of result:

(6) Issues raised:

(b)

f

you answered

No,

explain why you did not file a second appeal:

9. Third appeal

After the second appeal, did you file a third appeal to a higher authority, agency, or court?

OYes

ONo

(a)

If

Yes, provide:

(1)

Name of the authority, agency, or court:

(2) Date

of

filing:

(3) Docket number, case number, or opinion number:

(4) Result:

(5) Date

of

result:

(6) Issues raised:

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NAME

TYPE

OF

GOVERNMENT

TERRITORY (VENUE)

CAPITAL

r taking of gifts II Chronicles 19:6 7.

'

CONCLUSION

~ T ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ f o . \ r B J \ llElO>

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[ E J I T ~ f E ~ ~ r E l Y

A[BS1.0JllDllElY

N T ~ ~ [E

J l D S l ~ i C l E

20)Mr-.Joaquin FoyiS not a danger

tOH-imsel-L=nOr tO

the

SOCiety at

large and any further restraint of liberty would be a

crime against

the

people of

this

state and

a dire

threat to

their

freedom.Foy has been

deemed NON DANGEROUS TO HIMSELF OR TO PERSONS

OR

THEIR PROPERTIES

21 This is my first application for a w.rit of

Habeas

Corpus and no

application

for

a

Writ of Habeas Corpus has previously been made by

me

in

relation

to

this

case.

SEVERAL WRITS

H ~ V E

BEEN

RESPECTFULLY

SUB-

MITTED

AND

FOY

HAS

UNCONSTITUTIONALLY

NOT

BEEN

HEARD

ON ANY ONE WRI

T 2 Q ~ o , v E ~ 3 0 - ~ R I T S

OF

HABEAp CORPUS M Q T I O ~ S f A N D . PETITIONS NOT ONCE.

ZJ t 1s reaa11y apparent tnat unreg1sterea ore1gn agents assume

they can arbitrarily

and

capriciously

determine the v ~ l u e of

another

living soul's time1 however,

when

the

matter

i n v o i v e s s P i E s - T R A I T ~ s

the unregistered foreign agents have no concept of what the actual

value- is; indeed,

all

t h ~ resources of

all the

unregistered foreign

agents in ~ ~ ~ ~ s 5 ~ ~ ~ : r g ~ ~ ~ B ~ I g r p u l d

not

purchase

a. single

nanosecond from Our Heavenly Father, wherefore they

need

to

reconsider their actions

and make

restitution. SEE vroL .oF oATHs oF oFF

ICES BY UNDERMINING THE MORAL GOVERNMENT OF ALMIGHTY-GOD[YAHVAH=ADO

NA l = E. L AH -A:, LAH TA.I I

AL A= J

EH

0

V H ETC -

TE

T A G R A M MA TON -

DI

0

StiOM I ~ ~ ~ . - ETC

j tlN.ALJTI:JoRITIEs

c

suN)

m p 1 o y e e s may nave excuses sue

as

-we

have always done it like this

OR

"I

am

only doing what I was told to

do , an excuse which failed to work very weH at the Nuremberg

Trials. The

seriousness of

the matter is best stated in

the Bible.

The Bible is the

"WORD OF GOD" as per Federal Public Law

97-280,

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fl,,rt/- C J ' - r 1 s T ~ ~

.

96Stat. 1211

so

according to the WORD OF GOD ; iliiiiiiiiiliil

suffered

an

bxodus 21

:16

MANSTEALING EVENT and the punishment

is

DEATH

Judge

EdiiJ:t

Jones

of

the U S ~ Court of Appeals for the

Fifth Circuit, told the Federalist Society of

the

Harvard Law School

on February 28, 2003 "The first 100 years

of

American lawyers

were trained on

Blackstonet

who wrote that: 'The law of nature

dictated

by

God himself is binding

in

all counties and at

all

times; no

human laws are

of

any validity

i f

contrary

to

this; and such

of

them

as are valid derive all force and all their authority from this original..'

The Framers created a

government of

limited power with this

understanding

of

the rule of law - that

i t

was

dependent

on

transcendent

religious obligation."

The

Gideon

Society

assures

us

of

DUE PROCESS, PUBLIC NOTICE and

OPPORTUNITY,

furthermore those

involved in the

MANSTEALING

are trained, educated, paid and sworn

to

know

the law.

Wherefore

I

see no excuse

for the unlawful

conduct and I require the names, job descriptions, bond information,

the

underwriters

address and subpoena addresses

of

each and

every participant from

policy maker and police

(policy enforcers)

to

jailers. Notice that the tuberculosis and. staphylococcus aureus

epidemics arising from

the

prisons and jails makes

it

plain

and

clear

that

the

environment

a reckless endangerment

to life in

the nature

of attempted murder.

24)

Is the

"WORD

OF GOD"

adequate for

NA_T_roNAL -ANo

r N ~ E R N A T r o N A L

employees QB would the employees make a public declaration that

they-

know-

better than GOD

ALMIGHTY ??

Forgiveness

may be

available where there

is

repentance, wherefore I

am praying for

the

employees because

God's

Law

is just like gravity,

it

works

whether

you

believe in it or notll

25) According

to

the Declaration of

Independence,

we

hold these truths

to be

self-evident, that all

~ n

are

created

equal,

that

they are endowed

by

their Creator

with

certain unalienable Rights,

that among

these are Life,

PETITION FOR

WRIT

OF

HABEAS

CORPUS

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-

Liberty

a n d t h e

p u rs u i t

o h a p p in e s s . T h a t

to se cu r e

t h e s e

r i g h t s

G o v e r n m e n t s a r e

i n s t i t u t e d a m o n g m e n d e r iv i n g

their just powers f r o ~ the consent of - ~ e governed.

26) H o w e v e r t h e e m p l o y e e s

of

EAs_TE_RN DisTR icT_ couRTPAand

CITY OF PHLLADELPH-IAllPAare

i n c o m p e t e n t to

act

as

a

governmental authority,

because

they obviously do not

understand t h a t

the purpose of government is to s e c u r e

the rights of

men

rather than to negate them.

RELIEF AND REMEDY DEMANDED

27) Wherefore,-your petitioner demands that a Writ of Habeas

Corpus be granted instanter

and

issued

to

inquire into the restraint

upon the liberty of Joaquin .r.

p ~ h e

Writ being directed

to

the said

DISHONORABLE

JUDGE ~ p L L A K - e D U - A J : t O C

-c

R O ~ ~ r h m ~ n n i n g him to bring

MAGI-STRATE J{1DGE

~ n n : : o s - p - .

'HART-MAG .. A T R ~ s l : U ~ n R . . . . '

any

and all

evidence

and

documentation_ before the Court

at

the

time

and

place therein to

be

specified,

to

provide a written answer

with

return

thereof

as

to

why the

said

F-oy

Al{MaliaiiS restrained

of

liberty and should not

be

released;

to

the end that upon said

execution

of said

Writ that the complete discharge from custody will

be effected

and

the said u 0-a


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.

.

30)

Return

of

any and all

property

seized absent Fourth

Amendment warrant

i ~ d

affidavit

in

existence at the

time of

the

perfidious attack by force

of

arms, including but

not

limited to the

car and contents.

31

). l am not

an

expert in the law

however

l

do

know right from wrongtt lf

there

is any human being damaged by any statements herein

if

he wiH inform me by

facts I will

sincerely make every effort

to

amend my ways.

I

hereby

and

herein

reserve

the

right

to

amend

and make

amendment

to

this document

as

necessary in order that

the

truth may be ascertained and proceedings

justly

determined.. If

the

parties given notice by means

of

this document have

information

that

would controvert and overcome

this

Affidavit please advise

me IN

WRITTEN

AFADAVIT FORM within

thirty

30) days from receipt hereof

providing me with your counteraffidavit proving with. particularly by stating

all

requisite actual evidentiary fact and

all

requisite actual law and not merely

the

ultimate facts or conclusions of law that this Affidavit Statement is

substantially and materially false sufficiently to change materially my

status

and

factual declarations. Your silence stands

as consent to and tacit approval of

the

factual declarations herein being established as

fact

as a matter

of

law.

May the wiil

of our Heavenly Father Yahvah

through the

power and

authority

of

the

blood of His SonYahshua be done on Earth

as

it is in Heaven.

Reserving LL Natural God-Given

Unalienable

Birthrights

Waiving

None

Ever

28USC 746

I declare under penalty of perjury under

the

laws of

the

United States of

America that the foregoing is true and correct.

28

USC 1746

Signed

on this

the

nineteenth day of the eighth month in the year

of

our Lord

and

Savior

two

thousand eight.

as in U.S.

v.

Fox

766

F Supp 569

a winning case that was cited at 18 USCA 1546 a),

a missionary in a Matthew 25 mission

clo 903-541 2482

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IN

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OF THE

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i ~

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C O U R T ~

b_

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L A C K ~ D ,AUTHO.RITY TO ORDER MR . O Y ~ (PETITIONER

)COMMITMENT

FOR. A SECOND ~

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t : = ~

AND THiRD

TIME

OVER A PERIOD OF A P P R O X I M A T E L Y ~ Y E A R S BECAUSE I T S ~ $

8 .

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AUTHOBITY.

TO. Do. so. I R E D . n m .

UDEASONABLY.

LENGTH. PSYCHE.

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MADE- THE.

COMMITMENT

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PROCEEDING- UNLAWFUL- .AND. D'NWAHRANTED.

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APPENDIX E: NEW WORlD ORDER

Robison, 798

PROO S

OF JI

C O N S P I R A C Y

AGAINST ALL fHE

RELIGIONS AND

GOVERNMENTS

01

U

R 0 P E

CARRIED

ON

IN

THE SECRET MEETINGS

OF

FREE MASONS

ILLUMINATI

AND

.READING SOCIETIES.

{COLLECTED FROM GOOD AUTHORITIES,\

By

J

O H N 0 B I S 0 N, A. M.

PROFESSOR

OF

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,

AND

SECRETARY

TO

T H I

ROYAL 30C.1ETY OF l iDINBURGH.

Nam tua res agitur paritt cum proximus ard.zt. l

The

T HI R D EDITION.

1 o which is added a

P os T S CRI P T

PHI LA

DELPH

IA:

l Jl.IKTED FOR

T.

DOBSON,

No.

41,

SOUTH

SE CON P

STREIT, AND W. COBBET, No. ;r.5 NORTH

SECOND

STIU,t:T.

1798.

* T O P S E C R E T * *

APPENDIXE

New World

Order

Club

of Rome Report

REGIONALIZED AND

ADAPTIVE MODEL

OF

THE

GLOBAL

WORLD

SYSTEM

Report on the Progress in the

STRA TEGY

1

FOR

SURVIVAL

PROJECT

of

the

Club

of

Rome

Mihajlo Mesarovic and

Eduard

Pestel, Directors

C O N F I D E N T I A L

September 17,

973

T O P

S E C R E T * *

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BEHOLD

APALE HORSE

William Cooper

Argentina

Barbados

Bolivia

Brazil

British Honduras

Chile

Colombia

Costa Rica

Cuba

GROUP 6: Latin merica

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

Guyana

Haiti

Honduras

Jamaica

Mexico

Nicaragua

Panama

Paraguay

Peru

Surinam

Trinidad and Tobago

Uruguay

l Salvador

French Guiana

Guatemala

Adu Dhabi

Aden

Algeria

Bahrain

Cyprus

Dubai

Egypt

Iran

Iraq

Jordan

Kuwait

Angola

Burundi

abind a

Cameroon

Venezuela

GROUP 7: North frica and the Middle East

Lebanon

Libya

Masqat-Oman

Morocco

Qatar

Saudi-Arabia

Syria

GROUP

8:

Main frica

Trucial Oman

Tunisia

Yemen

Central African Republic

Chad

Ghana

Guinea

Ivory Coast

Kenya

Liberia

Malagasy Republic

Malawi

ahomey

Ethiopia

French Somali Coast

Gabon

Gambia

Mali

Mauritania

Mauritius

Mozambique

T O P

S E C R E T

APPENDIXE

Niger

Nigeria

Portuguese Guinea

Republic

of

Congo

Reunion

Rhodesia

Rwanda

Senegal

Sierra Leone

Somalia

South Africa

Afghanistan

Bangladesh

Burma

Cambodia

Ceylon

India

Indonesia

Laos

Mongolia

North Korea

New World Order

South West Africa

Spanish Guinea

Spanish Sahara

Sudan

Tanzania

Togo

Uganda

Upper Volta

Zaire

Zambia

GROUP

9:

South and Southeast sia

Malaysia

Nepal

Pakistan

Philippines

South Korea

South Vietnam

Taiwan

Thailand

GROUP 1 : Centrally Planned sia

North Vietnam

55

People s Republic

of

China

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BEHOLD PALE HORSE

William Cooper

ilitary

exchange

rk

4d v 10/s/tb

.

TheAssoclaledPess

Gen. Colin L Powell lefl, chairman ol the US Joint San Francisco before traveling to San Diego on

Chiels ot Slall shakes hands Wednesday with his Thursday where they announc ed an agreem ent to

counlepart Gen.

Mikhail

A.

Moiseyev Soviet lirst extend

until

1992 a military exchange program

deputy minister ol defense The

two

were honored in between th lwo nations

T O P S E C R E T

APPENDIXE

NewWorld Order

59

~ L ' L l L ' ' _ L L U L ' '

From

1972

to 1974, I was s ta t ioned a t

Clark

Air Base , Phi l ippines . ouring

that t ime, when

it

appeared that then Pres ident

Richard

M Nixon

might

be

impeached by Congress, t he Base Conunander rece ived a message from

the

Chief

of

the

Jo in t

Chiefs of

St a f f ,

Washington,

D.C.

Th is

message

was,

a t

l ea s t

in

p a r t , r epr in ted in

our

dai ly

base

i nformat ion

publ ica t ion , THE DAILY

BULLETIN.

The por t ion

publ i shed

in

THE DAILY BULLETIN

s ta ted that

any

messages

received by

any

base personnel

d i r ec t l y

from t he White House,

Washington,

D.c.

were to be

r epor ted

d i r ec t l y

to

the

Base Conunander inunedia te ly.

Addi t iona l ly ,

the

contents

of

these messages

were to be

ignored unless they

were

counter-

signed by t he Chief of the

J o i n t

Chiefs of

Staff and

i ssued through the

Base

Conunander s

Off ice . I

discussed

th i s

i tem

with

seve ra l of t he

people

wi th

whom I worked a t t he t ime.

The

people I can

remember

a re :

St ; f ;

se rgeant

David Kasper

Staff Sergeant Leah Aasen

Mr.

Conrado B arre ra

Civi l ian Employee)

Ms.

Mercedes

Grepo Civi l ian Employee)

I recal l that t he

reason

t h i s a r t i c l e was so in teres t ing was that some

of

us

were t ry ing to

determine

whether we

be l ieved

t h a t

Pres ident

Nixon

would

r e s ign

rather than face

poss ib le impeachment. This was a

very popular top ic

on the

base

among people with whom I assoc ia ted . Since

no

orde r s from the White

House

were

ev er received,

as far

as I

know,

nothing

more

ever

came

of it

I hereby dec la re that I make t h i s

statement

f reely without any r e se rva t ions

nd

that

t

s

the ent ire ccount

of

t h i s

i nc i dent according to my memory nd

bel ief . I make t h i s s t a t ement and

declare

that

it

i s a t rue account under t he

penalty of

perjury.


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In other words it means imprisonment Soviet style presented in

what

- ' U

like a nice idea. A

LABOR

CAMP WHERE

MEN

AND

WOMEN

VVORKED TO DEATH IS ONLY THAT

AND

NOTHING MORE OR

NO MATIER WHAT THEY CALL

IT

OR

HOW

ATTRACTIVE

:

Prisons

going

into business to produce products on

an

economic basis

only serve to DESTROY THE

LAST REMNANTS

OF

SMALL

USit

0

E

frrw

is

pages

of

very

small

print

I

am

sure tlzat as carefully as I read'

1

stJU

nmst heme

missed

many other terrible

clauses. Congressmen

have

kvwwu

fo deny

knowledge

of this

law and some

have

stated that it does

t 3:tlsl becm Jse they me

terrified of

the

public finding

out what

t11ey

have

11.Jhen

I

first warned the

nation about

this

legislation

on

talk

radio

lhe

country, the Government pulled all copies

not

already in public

Ihe Government states that t11ere are no copies available and

there

twt

be

any

copies available.

THIS ACT IS TOO

LARGE

TO INCLUDE IN

BOOK. You will find it in

your

library, though, exactly as I have stated

ihe

beginning of this chapter. Please look

i t

up

yourself t verify t11at

real.

SOURCES

Law 100-690.

Code

Congressional and Administrative

News Vol.

3 1988

with m e n d ~

ment and

voting information

in the

Congressional

Quarterly

Almanac Vol

xuv, 1988.

i

* * * * T O P S E C R E t

CHAPTERS

ARE

THE

SHE

READY

TO

SHE

OKLAHOMA

H B 1750

TEST CASE

FOR

THE

POLICE STAT

* * * * T O P S E C R E T * *



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AO 242 ( 12/11) Petition for a Writ

of

Habeas Corpus Under 28 U.S.C. 2241

(b)

If you

answered No, explain why you did not file a third appeal:

I0 Motion under 28 U S C 2255

In this petition, are y o u ~ ~ ~ g i n g the validity

of

your conviction or sentence as imposed?

13Yes No

If

Yes, answer the fo owing:

(a) Have you already filed a

mot m

under 28 U.S.C. 2255 that challenged this conviction

or

sentence?

3 Yes i f

No

If

Yes,

provide:

(I) Name

of

court:

- - - - . - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ - - J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - < - ~ ~ ~ ~ - - < - - ~ ~ - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ - - < - - ~ -

( 2) Case number:

(3) Date of filing:

( 4) Result:

(5) Date

of

result:

(6) Issues raised:

/

;

(b) Have you ever filed a motion in a United States Court

of

Appea under 28 U.S.C. 2244(b)(3)(A),

; ; e r mi s s i o n to f i l ~ o r successive Section 2255 motion to challenge this conviction or

If Yes, provide:

I) Name

of court:

(2) Case number:

(3) Date of filing:

(4)

Result:

(5)

Date of result:

(6) Issues raised:

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of

10



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AO

242

( 12/11) Petition

for

a Writ of Habeas Corpus Under 28 U S C 2241

(c) Explain why the remedy under 28 U.S.C.

2255 is inadequate

or

ineffective to challenge your

11

ppeals

o

immigration proceedings

Does this case c o n c e c P n

tion proceedings?

No

I f

Yes,

pro .

(a)

(b)

(c)

Date you were taken into immigration c u s t o d y : ~ K

/ V: \7

Date of the removal

or

reinstatement order:

- - - ~

- \-

_

Did

you

file an appeal

w i ~

he \

/

ard

of lmmigralon A ~ e a l s T - - ~ T /

a O Y e ~

No

I f

Yes, provide:

(1) Date of filing:

(2) Case number:

(3) Result:

( 4) Date of result:

(5) Issues raised:

1 fl {cs

Page 6

of 10



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;

::pUT

IT DOB$.

NOT

. B ~ C O M B _ S11P12 OR. rAa .PRE._

~ E D U C E

OVER 01 s u r E ~ S E D ; mE u s ( ) ~ S T I ~ I O ~ . 1r IS WOT T:llB ~ L A W 01 THE. LAND'

STANDIG

.4LONE.

AND NO THEA.Tl

OR.

EXECUTIVE GHEEMEBT

I ~

BIBDINGoif

.7111

U.S.A. :IF

llADE =ny -THE r.RESIDQT(OBAMA)ALONE(AS

B'.AS BED

DORE)Wim TJIB.

ADVICE.

AND

CONSENT

OF

nm ~ - s

SEN.ATE,

.. NOR ~ r . IT VIQLATES ~

u . s . ~ O N ~ T ~ T D T I O N . . - .

~ - T r o

THE

) H S I D B N T N ~

H l ~ ~ W u > M m

U.S.SERATE

HAD A

~ : B u r

wrm

&

FOREIGN

PoWER(SUCJJ. /iS TBE UNITED

NATIOBS)WBICB:

IilFIINGES UPON

OR A11HOGATES

1.IGBTS

GIJARAN'

- E ~ D . TO. CITIZENS OF TllE u.s.A.

mmn.

. u ~ s . C . O l i S ~ I T D T I O B A M D I ~ A , U,S.Sl)PRE

Hg: COURT CAN DECLUE SUCH. TREATY UNCONSTITUTIONAL, VOID,

AND

OF

NO

EFFECT.

OF .

C O ~ S E J 1'BI

"PRESENT

SUPREME

c o ~ . T . BEING

COMPOSED

OP.

POLITICAL

RADICALS RATlllR

-rtIAlf

JUDICIAL

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

EXPERTS,

IS NOT

LIKELY

TO

DO

SO BY PUBLIC OPIB

iOB AND DEMAND . . . . . . . . . .

71m .

QUESTION TO

BE A N S ~ E D IS THIS:_

t;JNDD

W B I C ~ FORM OF GOVIJliMENT

DO THE

PEOPl.E


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,.-ND-IF THE B ' ~ G i i t Y - I N T E L L I . G E N T FRAMERS OF THE U.S.CONs.rrrtJTJON .WERE WELJ

- -

- :AWARE OF THE

D E i \ T B T R A P ~ I N C O R P O R A ~ E D

IN ARTICLE

VI, "'WBY

THEN DID

THEY

SO

F R ~

IT? DID THEY NOT EXPECT PATRIOTS,

RATHER

TllASONI.STS AS OUR

BLECrED

OFFICIALS, .

TO

HONOR AND.

ENFORCE THE. S P I R I T ~ LETTER,

AND

INTENT

. ~ F

Tifl :UNITED

STATES CONSTI1'UTION .AMERICA?. .

T H E _ t J . s _ . c o N s T r ~ r o u D i E R I C S B O u t D ~ B E

n

suPlmm.

LAw or

TBE

LA?m(ONCE

THE

-U.S.PRESil)ENT.

MR.OBAMA

AHD 1).S.SENATB JOINTLY RESCIND. TBE

SIGNIBG

O.F_.TBE r.REATY AND

U.N

PAHTICIPATION.

ACT

t t. 945) . TING us. INTO._TllE

tnlITED NATIONS

MAY

:SEEM. TO

~ V E

BBBN.DO:RI LEGALLY(BY TJIB. PRBSIDINT

AND

. u ~ s - . ~ E N A T E ) . , BUT.nm ACT I S . ~ ~ - - ]JECAUSE

.IT- I_S

~ C O N S T j ~ ~ O N A L . ~ B D ~

T ~

~ I T B D '

STATES

CONSTITUTION JS

n. U P ~ E H E

. w ;

TDE.

U N D ~ M;t RENOWN

ED JD G8NUINE AMERICAN.

C O l i S T I ~ I o 4 1 a

B X P ~ T S ( S U C B "

AS

n r o ~ s H . C ~ O L E Y , .

- ~ D ' O } U S ; ; ' f A S 9 N

NQBTON,

ANI)

11.ARRY

ATWOOJ>,_

T()

NAME

~ ~ A L ) B A V E

- - ~ ~ W A Y S

..

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r

C m n ' R A ~ s . , P I H l B l ~ S . , ~ R P B V D ~ S lira t r . S ~ C O W S T . I T U -

TION IS N U L ~ AN:D VOID - ~ A N D OP- - .NO ; : ~ F E c r . : . . . . . . ...

n r ~ l i 7n u ~ s . . P J E S I . D D T C . O B A M A } A N D

OR.

u . s . s - A ~ E - B ' A S

AUTllOBITY

on POtlER.

ro C ~ G E ~

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t 1 ~ P A T I O R . - " . T J . . ; .

U.TY,

OR O T ~ W J S E . : . ' O B L Y . A . C O N S T I ~ I O N A L

~ D M D T

C . A N t 4 ~ L l : CilANGE I'1

Tnr THE J L t m r r u T 1 c s u P n - ~ I C H D D I ~ v o ~ S m P e E R f ;

A1ID .:nma8011tc ~ t r C r F D u

. Alnf TRYING.

TO

.UNDERMINE- .THE MORAL. GOvDNHE f.[' of .ALHIGBTf-GoD[ALW. TA'

ALA;_

.

. & n o , A _ I . . . : Y A B W E l r - J E R O V A H ~ E T C

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riU:f

.

MEilitnAN

~ t i ~ R S cultri. OF nuso?i i.n. SBDITIOR.Alls

C 0 - - 0 l l S P I ~ I l l G

.AND

t ; O ~ C Q L L A B Q A . T I N G ( I N . C ~ O ( ) T S '

TOGE$. -

.om

c o ~ o - r s

IB: .Ri;s

~

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.

. I ~ - - ~ A i ' i ( ) N A L .

PROSECUTION .AND ARE AGAIBST

. BOTH .TSE .AM.D:tCU :un

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PEQPLJ(ctr.rzos

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: P R D i C ; E P ~ E s Alm U . N . l i O R E J B ~ G ..

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. Q U A : L I F I ~ E l l

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_ I ~ ~ ~ r o i l ~

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.. TBE .

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HAVE AND ARE DOI,c:so UBTIL.:TB'IS:

VERY

MOMDT.f

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MENTAL . n r s ~ s 1 { t m A T . 1m ~ ~ m . c THAT'ISJ . . . . . .. . .

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.AHJmICAJJS.MtisT wi

TD

W ~ L D C B l i T I J I E ) O N ROTtCE

TB'A.r

li'B.ARE 011c1 M O R ~

BON'ORIBG OUR OWN u.s.CONSTITQTI.011 AS TD SDPB5 ~ l l

OF'lllE LAJID,

AllD\:JmI.;

~ T . A T I N ~ l l .TO

ITS

P ' O B M I ~ PROPER R I M E - P O S I T I - ~ A S ~ L ~ A S .

RECLAIMING

.

UR.

SOVDEIG"7Y

AS

AN .INDEPENDENT - ~ E P U B ~ I C . IN A C C O R ~ ~ C E ~ I T H O ~

. D E ~ ~ I O N

OF IifDEPENDENCE,

'illERE'

IS

~ N O SUBTlTUTE''

FOK AMERICAN - ' I N D E P E m . ~ C E . MARY

MEN AND-

-WOMEN.

HAVE .DIED AND . WORMS DAVE.

EATEN

.THEM . F O ~

A FAR-

LESSEa ~ U S ;

. GET T H E : U ~ S

.

mrr .OF.THE

U:.N.,.AND.

THE C O ~ T ~ o St1BVERSIVE UNI1'.ED

NATIONS

.OUT-.GJBTHE

U.S.A. .

. . . . . . .

i'HAT WE

P ~ I S O N E R S

OF CONSCIEN,CE ARE PRISONERS OF A Tl.AVESTY, C ~ I A D E ,

.

ID:POCRISY '.AND

FLAGRANT

MOCKERY OF A. _ G R ~ D

1ELIGIOUSPOLJ;TICAL SHAK

..

:ANll.SGAM

.

AND

.

MERE

:

FARCICAL

.-cOMEDY

oF -STATEUNITED,

STA'i'ESAND

U ~ l " t T E D

.

.NATIONS FREEDOM,_

JDS.TICE, AND. EQUALITY



37/62

T R l A S O r ~ ; IN:

HIGH,

1?T.; .. ~ ~ ~ :

.

1r L n ~ . n o ~

.. .

......

------------- ......

_._

4

... .

___ -

l ~ C 3 . U h l t e d ~ a t t ~ i n s . T r e a t r

~ , ~ ~ -

The United a t i o ~ s Partieipation c t t ~ .

~ . : ~ : . ~

.The: e v e r e l l ~ t y :

of'tneUmted Siates:'

of h n e i i c . 4 ~

.

;:;

t e conclusion

of the Con.9titutional Convention

in September 1787, Benjamin Franklin

was

asked,

'1li\That

ha?Je you wro11ght?

t

He

answered,

wr s e ~ 'r.:'i

11

a Republic,

i you

can keep

it.

. . ~ . . t . . . . . . .

P .S . FEDERAL JUDGES ARE FLAGRANTLi GUILTY OF ILLEGAL FORUM SHO

OF AIDING

AND ABETTING FOREIGN

POWERS

AND GTVING AID

AND

~ O M F O

CERTAIN

FEDERAL JUDGES AND FOREIGN SPIES CHANGING THE u.s.CONST

. CLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE BY USURPA



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IN ROYAL vs.SETTLE(1959 IN

THE

U.S.EIGHTH CIRCUIT COURT APPEALS)AND

MARTIN v . SETTLE(1961 IN THE U.S.EIGHTH

CIRCUIT

COURT APPEALS) ,SUCH

COMMITMENT IS ONE

OF

A TEMPORARY CHARACTER. THAT SAID COMMITMENT IS ONLY

A TEMPORARY ONE ND PETITIONER

C NNOT

BE DETAINED THEREUNDER FOR

N IN -

.DEFINITE

ND UNREASONABLE

PERIOD

OF

TIME.[192

F.SUPP. 179] c f . )GREEN-

WOOD

v . UNITED

STATES,8TH.CIR. ,219

F.2d

376.THEREFORE IT

IS

ORDERED

BY

THE COURT THAT PETITIONER

BE NOW

RETURNED TO HIS COMMITTING COURT FOR

FURTHER PROCEEDINGS

S

M Y BE DEEMED PROPER

BY

THAT COURT, IN

LIGHT

OF

THE CHARGES BEING DISMISSED

AGAINST HIM,

ND THE

PROVISIONS

c f C H A P T E R ~ ~

313 OF THE CODE, SUPRA. THE RESPONDENT IS DIRECTED

TO

RELEASE

PETITIONER

FROM HIS CUSTODY TO THE U.S.MARSHAL

FOR THIS

DISTRICT OF SAINT

PAUL(MN.) ,

TO

THE

U.S.MARSHAL's[DEPUTIES]OF

CAMDEN, COUNTY,NEW

JERSEY,

T A

TIME

AND

PLACE SUITABLE FOR SUCH

DELIVERY,

WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE UNITED

STATES DISTRICT COURT OF NEW JERSEY. WILLARD J . MARTIN,PETITIONER

v s .

DR.

R.O.

SETTLE, WARDEN, U.S.MED.CENTER, SPRINGFIELD,

MO.,RESPONDENT,

U.S .

DISTi IC T

COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF

MISSOURI,WESTERN DIVISION

192

F.SUPP. 156; 1961 U.S . DIST.

LEXIS

3097. No. 13141

M.i\R.

21, 1961 .

IT

IS

ORDERED ACCORDING WITH

THESE

VIEWS,)THAT PETITIONER(FOY)BE RETURNED TO

HIS

COMMITTING

COURT.

ETC.

4246,

4247 ,

and

4248,

TITLE

18

u . s . c . A . ~ R E S P O N D E N T

IS DIRECTED

TO

RELEASE PETITIONER

FROM

HIS CUSTODY TO*U.S.MARSHAL DISPATCH

TO NEW

JERSEY(CAMDEN

COUNTY)AND TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL*OR

HIS(ERIC H.HOLDER

OR

ELECT U.S.ATTORNEY

GENERAL L DY

MS.

LORETTA LYNCH)DUE TO FACT THAT

HE(FOY

IS COMPETENT-SANE-LUCID-COHERENT-STABLE ND NORM L MINDED PERSON ND NOW

TO

STAND TRIAL

OR

UNTIL THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM ARE DISPOSED

OF

ACCORDING

TO

LAW[FOY's

CRIMINAL CHARGES H VE BEEN DISMISSED AGAINST HIM SINCE 1 2 - 1 9 -

2005]AND NO ONE

IS TESTIFYING AHAINST

HIM ND

INDIVIDUAL

H S NEVER APPEAR-

ED IN COURT ONE*TIME SINCE

BEGINNING

OF

CASE 10-1-2003 . (192 F.SUPP. 158] .

NO OTHER CASES H VE BEEN LODGED AGAINST MR. FOY.

CHIEF

JUDGE(HON.)MR.RIDGE

IN JOHNSON v. SETTLE, D.c .w.D.

M0.1960, 184

:F.:SUPP.103; ROY L v . SETTLE,

D.C.W.D.M0. ,1959 ,192

F.SUPP.

176; THE COMMITTING COURT H S THE POWER OF DE

TERMINATION

OF

ACCUSED'S COMPETENTCY, ND THAT

DUTY

C NNOT BE DISCHARGED

WITH THE ACCUSED NO LONGER) IN ABSENTIA. GUNTHER v . U.S.

,1954,

and ET CETERA



51/62

238 BEHOLD APALE HORSE

William

Cooper

T P S E R E T

Chapter 13

TREASON

IN

HIGJH

; PLACES

The

United

Nations Treaty

and

The United Nations

Participation

Act

vs

The Sovereignty of

the

United

States of

America

t

tl1e co11cfosio11 of tlie Co11stitutio11al Co ve tiot

t September

1787, e u j a ~ t t i t t

Fra kli was asked,

Wliat

liave yo wrougllt?

Ile

a11swered

1

... a Republic, if

you

can keep it.

T P SECRE J .



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KLATt

~ - L ~ ei u : - ~ ~ . = ..

PARTICIPATION

ACT OF 1945---BY THE

LATE

U.SoPRESIDENT ~ A R R Y S TRU-

. MAN A.ND TFTt". fJ. .C::. Sf:i'IHT'li'(

illHi..TJ

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- -

1 . y J , 1 V f l L ~ ' - ' . l . ,

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. '-'L_p

f L L ~

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bUL.1..C.f':z.,lJ

OF'INVESTIGATION(FBI), THE CENTRAL I N T E L L I G E ~ C E AGENCY(CIA),

THE U.S.

MARSHALL(AND.

Q E ~ U T Y MAR.SHALLS'.), T H ~

N.S .A

.

,

D.

I.A.' HOMELAND

SECURITY,

ALL FEDERAL AND ST.ATE J U D G E S ~

ALL

DOC.TORS, AMERIGAN ATTORNEYS

1

N U R S . ~ S , ,

WARDENS,

'CORRECTIONAL

OFFICERS, SCHOOL TEACHERS, ARRESTS, D E T E N T I O ~ S ~

PROBATIONS, MARRIAGES, :E:'AROLES, DEGREES, CHA_PLAINS, SENATE, HOUSE OF

REPRESENTATIVES,,ALL COURTS

AND JUDGES, M A G I S T R A T E S ~

PSYCHlATRISTS;

PSYCHOLOGISTS,

LANDLORD

AND

TENANT

AGaEEMENTS,

NORTH

AMERICAN

FREE.

TRADE AGREEMENT(

NAFTA) ; :

FOLlCE AND DETECT IVES, CREDIT CARDS, AND ANY

-

THING .DONE UNDER

A M E R C ? ~ N LAW IS

NULL A.ND. V O . I D ~

UNTIL

PRESIDENT OB..4.1

1

t4..

Af\in

'i'Uli'

.rr c: C'ti'l'.. A'i" ' ' t" ' l . T r - . . r ' a ~ T u \ ~ ~ ....... F N - ~ ~ D _ ~ r ; r l . - n ~ 7 f

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f '

AO

242

12/11) Petition

for

a Writ o Habeas Corpus Under 28 U

S

C 9

2241

eclaration Under Penalty

f

Perjury

f

you

are incarcerated, on what date did you place this petition in the prison mail system:

I declare under penalty o perjury that I am the petitioner, I have read this petition or had it read to me, and the

information in this petition is true and correct. I understand that a false statement

o

a material fact may serve as the basis

for prosecution for perjury.

Signature

o

Attorney or other authorized person i any

Page

10

o

10



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f

. .

,

NO.

'

THE PEOPLE

OF -NEW

J E R S ~ Y - - -

EX REL

Pro phet Foy

A

- Mahdi

,

on behalfof Joaquin I . Foy et a.

FORERUNNER

OF JESUS CHRIST

THE

M E S S ~ H

OF

A ~ M I G T Y G O D S W T )

HON

1

)...WARDEN

JETT

1

;.. ET

AL.j,..

S ~ O R T

FORM

HERE)

ORDER

GRANTING WRIT

OF

HABEAS

CORPUS

Upon reading the petition filed by Mr. Joaquin Irwin Fo9 behalf

of

~ ~ q u in i

Foy

duly signed and verified by

NOTARY P ~ B L I C LADY.

Whereby

i t

appears that the

sakJ ~ o a - ~ in I .Foy ~ illegally and

unlawfully restrain.ed

of

liberty by

VNITED

. N A T i o ~ s

AND.._u

...s--GovT 11

J o ~ g u _ i n I . F o y l l - = = ~ , = = a n d stating wherein the alleged illegality ,and

unlawfulness exists,

from whid

t

a ~ . ear that

a

Writ of

Habeas

Corpus

ought to issue;

C f ~ - ~ = - - - = - -

,

IT

IS

THEREFORE

ORDERED

that

a

Writ

of

Habeas

Corpus be

issued

by

the county clerk under seal of the

FEDERAL JU-DGE

C A M D - E N ~ ~ = o u r t

in

N ~ w

Je-rsey.

F e d s ~ = = d i r e c t e d to the said

FEDERAL

JUDGE

I N , , c A ~ I ~ N ,.NEW JERSEY STATE='===5hertff,- as

stated

above

commanding

him

to

have

the body

of

FOY

AL-1MAHDibefore the

uNI-TED

sTATEs

-FEDERAL

c0uRT

oJ Court, on the _ l _ j T ~ = : d a y of

NEW JERSEY ._._., at 9-A.M. o'clock 9.:.i.:l'l .M, of that day, to

do and

21

(e4c'e2 e

5

wtiat shall then and there

be,

considered concerning the

said l'RisoNER------and

have

proper return, according to law

endorsed

upon

the writ.

SIGNED this J.Z'1

JUDGE PRESIDING

PEl ITION

FOR WRIT OF

HABEAS

CORPU

SHELLEY

s.

HAAG

t>TARY PlJl.IC

. s o 1 ~

CQINnilliat\

Piii

Jiil. 31. 2017

~ _ , - . . _ _ . .

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60/62

. .

THE

PEOPLE

OF

EX REL:

NO.

o behalf

/

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l{ ///21 rflf/:;r1

v . I

,;

r.,

; 1 ~

I{et J fi

J

RI

0 A C/M

/ efe-

i

___ COURT

WRIT O HABEAS CORPUS

~ L ~

To_____

. p

Greeting:.

You

are commanded

to

have

the body

of

_ ____ ___ , alleged

to

be

restrained by you;

by whatsoever name

the -

said

shall

be called or charged, before

the

- Court,

at

the courthouse

in said

county

on

the

day

of

at

o clock _ M.

and

state in

writing under oath the

truth

or not that the

said t ____ _ __

is

restrained of liberty by you

and

what , authority or for what

cause she is

restrained

on

the return

of

the writ

hereof

and

attach a copy of the writ or warrant,

if a_ny

by virtue

of

which

you hold

in

custody;

And

hereof you are

not

to fail under

the

heavy

penalties denounced

by

law against

those who

disobey this Writ

and to

submit to and receive

all

those things

which

shall

then

and

there

be

considered concerning the said

Witness

_,

clerk

of

the

. ---

-

the

seal

thereof hereto affixed at

9'6 day of

- J s - r \ u . . : 0 - - , , 1 - \ . _ ~ C)o

15

--_._- > n r r . _ _----1 ' w

(seal)

. - f ~ , ~ ) )

---lC

_>

\

by

eputy

PEI'fl10N

FORWRIT

OF

HABFAS CORPUS

Court,

and

this

Clerk

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CERTIFIC TE OF SZRVICE

The undersigned hereby cer t i f i e s

that

a

was

placed

in the pr ison l : ga l mail

box

a t 61/tf c P o c / / t ~ i ~ ;

for del ivery by Llnit2d States Mail ~ i r s t - c l a s s

pos t9ge

prepa id t h i s cJ_ K: day of ::;-__eg 20/;s : and

/ ' '

was properly

addressed to

the following:

Respectfully

submitted

Name:

:ff

:

Addr

/ ~ r

s

7 ( ) ~ - -

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WILLIAM T. WALSH

CLERK

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