DO YOU KNOW WHO YOU TRULY ARE?

Name = Word, label, or brand by which a person or thing is known; The

artifice by which a contract is made.

CAfV = Conditionally Accept for Value

Bona-fide = genuine, real; without fraud or deceit.

You can CAfV an indictment / warrant / traffic stop, etc. 'upon proof of a bona-
fide claim.'

You can CAfV a public defender, upon condition that:

1) he accept private compensation payment; and
2) he accepts liability (surety) for the defendant & the court approves it in
writing.

They want your name (label / brand) so they can open an account to lodge
pecuniary damages, but your name is YOUR property. Let's say some law
enforcement official or bureaucrat knocks on your door & begins to ask
questions...

BUREAUCRAT: "We're / I'm looking for John Doe. Are you John Doe?"
YOU: “I’m the "agent" for John Doe – How can I help you?” [confession &
avoidance]
BUREAUCRAT: "Whatever. You need to come with us / me."
YOU: “Well, I accept your offer to come with you, conditional upon
presentation of a bona-fide claim, subscribed on the undersigned’s personal
unlimited commercial liability in accord with HJR-192 and upon written proof
of claim that you have authority over me.”

After an arrest, they need to book you (charge you with a legal offense).

BOOKING = Administrative steps taken after an arrested person is brought to

the police station and involves entry of person’s name (label/brand), the
crime for which the arrest was made and other relevant facts on the police
blotter. This may also include photographing, fingerprinting and the like.

BUREAUCRAT: "We need to get your fingerprints to re-LEASE you."

YOU: “Why do I need to give you my private property to disCHARGE me?”

Fighting is considered arguing, explaining, justifying & reasoning. They NEED

you to argue, fight, go silent or answer questions. Continue to ask questions,
even if they persistantly ask you the same questions over & over! This can go
back & forth for a long time, but usually depends on the particular officer /
bureaucrat and how much time, patience, and energy they want to devote to
the matter. If needed, you can also use CAfV (Cond. Accept for Value) "upon
proof of a bonafide claim" during this contractual time.

DID YOU KNOW... Police are REQUIRED to show you their I.D. ?
OFFICER: What’s your name?
YOU: “Who are you and why do you want to know?”
OFFICER: Are you John Doe?
YOU: “Why do you want to know?”
OFFICER: Are you John Doe?
YOU: “How can I help you, officer?”
YOU: "May I see some identification, officer?"

More questions you can ask..........

YOU: “Are you threatening me?”
YOU: “By what authority?”
YOU: “Is it a problem to reserve my rights?”
YOU: "Why are you accosting me, officer?"
YOU: "How do I know that you're not an interloper?" (lets hope Officer Busy-
Body knows what interloper means!)

Interloper = Someone who intrudes on the privacy or property of another

without permission; One who interferes, intrudes or gets involved where not
welcome.

Accost = Address; greeting; To approach and speak to boldly or aggressively,

as with a demand or request.

Pay more attention, perhaps, to what they do, rather than what they say.