The Tender For Law

Volume 9

Mar 18, 2015 8:51 PM

Michael Atkins

Had a funny conversation with a banker today. He told me that the federal government has been trying to force "PERSONS" to use only direct deposit. This reminded me of how the Admiral told us a few months back about the elimination of The Bills of Exchange act. I apologoze for any misquoted or general shit stains. The banker also told me this is the 3rd time the feds have backed off this plan.

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Michael Atkins

The discussion i had this afternoon...... was about another attempt to remove Native opposition. Most Natives on reserve do nothave bank accounts or access to the banking system except thru a proxy. Thus many Natives who are depended on these "cheques" would be simply out of luck. I also thought of Captain Pete during the cconversation. And No the banker was not aware of anything to do with "Security of the Person" or anyway of discharging public debts. But he did agree that banks are fraud and are operating in breach of trust.

Michael Atkins

Low level employee. His job sounded very difficult. It was a cousin of mine. I am being deliberatly vague about identity because i convinced them to violate a confidentiality agreement. The banker did admit that an incredible push is currently ongoing as fear about potential system collapse is being discussed.

Michael Atkins

Lots of insane quotas for cold calling bank customers and deliberate lies through omission to convince ignorance clients to engage in harmful services. Banker has given notice of resignation. However does not kmow how to make ends meet due to having no actual value.

Michael Atkins

In common law, quid pro quo indicates that an item or a service has been traded in return for something of value, usually when the propriety or equity of the transaction is in question. A contract must involveconsideration: that is, the exchange of something of value for something else of value.