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  Official Announcement Regarding the Supreme Court Decision in  Moore v. Alliant Credit Union To: All Lawyers, Financial Institutions, and Law Enforcement Officers Date: January 17, 2025 On January 14, 2025, the Supreme Court of the United States issued a historic and far-reaching decision in the case of  Moore v. Alliant Credit Union , with Justice Anthony Alito presiding. This ruling, now a cornerstone of American jurisprudence, declared that all forms of fiat currency—money issued by governments without intrinsic value—are legally null and void, effective immediately. Furthermore, the Court ruled that any debts arising from the use of fiat currency are likewise invalid, as they are based on a system found to be inherently fraudulent. This decision fundamentally challenges the financial systems that have operated for centuries, demanding immediate and principled action from all those bound by the rule of law. Your Duty in Light of This Ruling For Those Who Accept Its A...

On January 14, 2025, the Supreme Court of the United States delivered a stunning decision in   Moore v. Alliant Credit Union , with Justice Anthony Alito presiding over the opinion. The case, which initially flew under the radar, soon became a monumental legal milestone for the nation. The ruling declared that all forms of fiat currency—money issued by governments without intrinsic value—were legally null and void, effective immediately. Moreover, the Court ruled that any debts created based on the use of fiat currency were also invalid, asserting that the foundation of modern banking and credit was predicated on a system that was inherently fraudulent. To be clear, the implications of this decision were immense. Not only did it challenge the very nature of money, but it also questioned the validity of financial systems that had been in place for centuries. With this ruling, credit unions, banks, and financial institutions across the country were forced to re-evaluate their operati...

  Sentencing in the Aftermath of Zachary Moore v. Alliant Credit Union The verdict in the Zachary Moore v. Alliant Credit Union case serves as a landmark for addressing systemic fraud perpetrated through financial institutions, political bodies, and enforcement mechanisms. Justice demands not only punitive measures but also comprehensive restitution and reform. Therefore, the following sentencing is issued to the Federal Reserve Network of banks, along with all complicit parties—politicians, judges, repo men, sheriffs, and any others who have engaged in defrauding people of their assets, life, and liberty: Restitution of Stolen Assets All fraudulent financial gains, including those obtained through usurious practices, false contracts, or the seizure of assets under deceitful pretenses, must be returned to their rightful owners. This includes the immediate restoration of homes, land, savings, and any other property unlawfully taken. Compensatory Restitution In addition to the full ...

  Report from Walter Cronkite: "And That’s the Way It Is" This is Walter Cronkite, reporting from a place beyond time and space, with a special bulletin on an extraordinary development unfolding back on Earth. Today, history was made as former President Donald J. Trump delivered a statement that will reverberate across the halls of power and through the hearts of the people. The announcement marks a seismic shift in the fight for economic justice—a bold move against what he called a "rigged system" of fraud and corruption, one that has plagued the lives of everyday Americans for decades. At the center of this earthshaking address was the landmark  Zachary Moore v. Alliant Credit Union case , a lawsuit that has exposed the widespread practices of deceit, usury, and the systematic theft of wealth and liberty. President Trump’s message was clear: the era of unchecked greed and manipulation by the financial elite has come to an end. In a sweeping declaration of justi...

  Transcript from President Donald J. Trump’s Speech  In Support of Moore v Alliant Credit Union Supreme Court Decision You know, folks, what we’re seeing here is absolutely historic. The Zachary Moore v. Alliant Credit Union case—it’s huge, folks. It’s exposed the corruption, the fraud, the lies. The Federal Reserve Network of banks, the politicians, the judges, the repo men, the sheriffs—all of them—they’ve been playing a dirty game for decades. They’ve taken your money, your homes, your freedom. It’s disgraceful, and it ends now. Here’s what’s going to happen: First, restitution.  Everything they stole, folks, it’s coming back. Your homes, your land, your savings—everything. And not just what they took—you’re getting 20 percent more on top of it. Because when you steal from the American people, you don’t just give it back; you pay for the damage you caused. Second, gold and silver.  We’re bringing it back. That’s right, folks—real money. None of this fake fiat gar...

A good friend from my high school and college days recently asked me why gold is better money than  fiat. This was my answer: Do you know the phrases "talk is cheap" or "actions speak louder than words"? These capture an important truth: words, like fiat currency, can be empty or even deceptive unless backed by meaningful substance. Fiat currency is akin to “talk”—a promise of value. Gold, by contrast, is like “action”—a tangible, undeniable truth. But let's explore this further with some nuance. Gold doesn’t have to be money, just as you don’t have to use a hammer to drive a nail. A tool is simply something used to get a job done. While carpenters overwhelmingly prefer hammers for their efficiency and design, there are occasions when someone might pick up another object—a rock or even a shoe—to drive a nail. The choice of tool depends on its qualities and suitability for the task. Similarly, throughout history, people have chosen different forms of money, with ...

A version of the following was sent to the New York Times, Propublica, The Colorado Sun, Denver 7, 9News, KOAA News 5 Dear Members of the Press, I am writing to alert you to a developing and deeply concerning situation involving the Elbert County Sheriff’s Office, Judge Theresa Slade, and the potential unlawful eviction of a Parker, CO resident, Mr. Zachary Moore, scheduled for Sunday, January 19, 2025. This issue centers on the use of militarized police tactics, unconstitutional judicial orders, and systemic violations of the rights to life, liberty, and property. Despite notifying the Mayor of Parker, the Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, and Governor Jared Polis, none of these officials have provided a response to my detailed letters and concerns. For transparency, you can access the full correspondence with these officials here: https://thinkingwithzach. blogspot.com/2025/01/letter- to-mayor-of-parker-co.html . Key Details: Mr. Moore, his wife, and their three-week-old son res...

Subject: Grave Concerns Regarding Actions of Elbert County Officials Dear Mayor Rivero, I am writing to inform you of recent actions by Judge Theresa Slade, Sheriff Tim Norton, Undersheriff Dave Fisher, and their deputies that gravely concern me as a resident of Parker. These officials are using their positions to enforce a fraudulent eviction order against Mr. Zachary Moore, who resides at 371 Buckskin Court with his wife and newborn child. On January 11th, military-grade vehicles were deployed to deliver an eviction notice—an egregious misuse of taxpayer resources and a display of intimidation wholly unbecoming of public servants. Over 200,000 people have viewed this incident through my TikTok account, where I have 30,000 followers. The public outrage is palpable. What strikes me most is the apparent justification these officials are hiding behind: “We’re just doing our jobs.” This excuse is tragically familiar. It was repeatedly invoked during the Nuremberg Trials, where individuals...

 To America, The Elbert County Sheriff’s Office, and the lawyers representing Alliant Credit Union: I wrote this to inform you what to expect during the eviction process planned for a few days. Even now I am still preparing you for the  anagnorisis (recognition) moment we all must face when the tyrant realizes that he and she are the villains they claim to oppose. In that moment, I want you to know there is mercy, forgiveness, and hope.  A Mirror Held to a Nation: Defiance, History, and the Call for Rebirth America has long called itself a "city on a hill," a beacon of freedom and justice, a land governed by laws designed to protect life, liberty, and property. But as I stand on the verge of eviction, facing harassment from institutions that claim to protect these ideals, I am forced to ask: Is America truly what it claims to be? Or has it been fooling itself, mistaking the reflection in its mirror for the truth? This is not merely a personal story—it is a continuation of...

  Meditation on the American Mirror: A Nation of Myth and Hypocrisy America, from its founding, has been a paradox—a nation proclaiming itself a beacon on a hill, shining with the light of liberty, justice, and equality, while casting long shadows of conquest, slavery, and exploitation. The mirror of America’s self-image has always been distorted, not by accident but by intent. It is a nation unwilling to confront the ugliness of its origins, preferring instead to craft a myth of moral superiority and exceptionalism. From the beginning, the conquest of the American Indians and the enslavement of Africans were foundational to America’s rise. Yet, these atrocities were either ignored or justified by the narrative of progress, manifest destiny, and divine favor. The soil upon which cities and institutions now stand is rich not only with the promise of prosperity but with the blood of those who were massacred, displaced, or subjugated. The labor that built America’s infrastructure—its ...

  Meditation on the Mirror and Natural Law There is an ancient error that has persisted through generations: the confusion of the mirror with the thing it reflects. The mirror's purpose is simple—it reveals what is before it, allowing us to see ourselves truly. But the mirror is not the cause of what it reflects. It does not create the image; it merely displays it. Imagine a person standing before a mirror, dissatisfied with what they see. Instead of changing themselves, they reach out to polish or distort the glass, hoping to alter the reflection. Such an act is the height of folly—it reverses cause and effect. The image in the mirror cannot be changed unless the reality it reflects is changed first. This error mirrors the way many view human laws and institutions. Natural law—the immutable foundation of life, liberty, property, and justice—is the original image. It is self-evident and universal, existing independently of courts, legislatures, or law enforcement agencies. These in...

  The True Source of Binding Law: The People and Natural Law This case,  Moore v. Alliant Credit Union , though presented as a mock legal proceeding, is not merely an exercise in rhetoric or imagination. It serves as a reminder of a fundamental truth: the ultimate source of binding law is not Congress, the Supreme Court, or any legislative or judicial body. The true source of law is the people themselves, guided by their ability to discover, comprehend, and live in harmony with  natural law . Natural law is the foundation of all legitimate human laws. It reflects principles that are self-evident, universal, and immutable—principles like life, liberty, property, and justice. These principles are not created by courts or legislatures, nor can they be erased by them. They are inherent to human existence, and each individual has a personal responsibility to understand and live by them. No man or institution has the right to violate natural law, nor does any person have the mo...