Uniform Securitization Scheme Quiz

The Uniform Securitization Scheme: Understanding the Birth Scam and its Impact on Commercial Life

• The birth scam involves governments converting the birth of a child into a financial asset to underwrite public debt and issue currency.
• The Uniform Securitization Scheme (USS) is a blueprint for various government transactions, including loan applications turning into salable securities.
• The USS is used to control the population through organized commercial fraud and commercial sleight-of-hand techniques.
• The United States is defined as a corporation in the Judiciary Code, operating under the presumption that it is a corporation.
• The USS is the underlying operational schematic for all public events, such as births, currency issuance, economic bailouts, court cases, purchases, loans, mortgages, and real estate transactions.
• Loan applications are actually securities, as evidenced by the Rule 424(b)(5) prospectus filed by banks with the SEC.
• Banks use the USS to pledge credit card and loan applications as surety for certificates and notes, which are sold to investors.
• The USS is a profit-inspired veneer for the universal system of voodoo accounting, where words on a page establish value instead of the perceived value of goods and services.
• The USS is used to control every aspect of a person's life involving public institutions, making the actual events invisible to the individual.
• The birth certificate scam is a mirror-image substitution for truth and is part of the USS, along with loans, mortgages, purchases, and deeds.
• The act of registering a child with the United States Federal corporation through a government-licensed hospital signifies the owner's pledge of future labor to underwrite the public debt.
• Opening an account in the incorporated County is a boilerplate event in the USS, where the purpose is to leverage future securities and assess the owner with a portion of the public debt.