Official Announcement from the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury: Beware The Great Taking

 

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Official Announcement from the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury

Scott Bessent, Secretary of the Treasury
Date: January 19, 2025

Subject: Prohibition of Contracts, Obligations, and Securities Backed by U.S. Dollars

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To the American People:

In light of the landmark ruling in Zachary Moore v. Alliant Credit Union, I am announcing immediate and sweeping changes to the legal recognition of contracts, obligations, and securities backed by U.S. dollars. This decision reaffirms that the law of the land is the Constitution of the United States, which guarantees the rights to life, liberty, and property for all Americans. Ownership and possession are not determined by fraudulent titles or securitized financial instruments but by the individuals who lawfully own and possess the land and property within their counties.

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New Provisions and Prohibitions

Effective immediately:

1. All Contracts Secured by U.S. Dollars Are Null and Void:
   Any contracts, obligations, or expectations secured with U.S. dollars—including but not limited to credit default swaps, securitized interests, and other instruments tied to tangible assets—are now prohibited under federal law. These contracts are deemed invalid as they are based on a fraudulent monetary system that fails to provide genuine consideration.

2. Fraudulent Titles and Securities Are Unenforceable:
   Ownership of real, tangible assets—such as land, homes, and businesses—is governed by constitutional principles, not by fabricated and counterfeit titles or securities. Any claims to ownership derived from such instruments are illegitimate and unenforceable.

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Protecting Americans from Fraudulent Practices

We are aware that individuals and institutions may attempt to leverage counterfeit titles and fraudulent contracts to threaten foreclosure or asset seizure. Such actions constitute a direct violation of constitutional rights and the precedent established in Zachary Moore v. Alliant Credit Union.

Americans are hereby warned:

• Do not comply with any threats of foreclosure or asset seizure made under these fraudulent claims.
• Report any such attempts immediately to the following agencies:
  • The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
  • The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)

These institutions are equipped to investigate and prosecute those who seek to exploit others using counterfeit claims of ownership or securitized fraud.

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Urgent Call to Action: Liquidate U.S. Dollars

In light of these developments, I strongly encourage all Americans to take immediate steps to protect their wealth and assets:

1. Exchange U.S. Dollars for Real Assets:
   Convert your dollars into tangible, durable assets such as gold, silver, food, water, and other emergency supplies. These hard assets hold intrinsic value and are not subject to the manipulation of a failing financial system.

2. Avoid Leaving Cash in Banks:
   Leaving cash in bank accounts exposes your funds to the risk of bank bail-ins, where financial institutions can seize these deposits without your permission to cover their own liabilities. Do not assume your money is safe in the current system.

3. Take Possession of Tangible Wealth:
   Physical possession of gold, silver, or other real assets ensures your security in a time when fiat currency and financial instruments are rapidly losing their legitimacy.

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A Call to Vigilance and Unity

The ruling in Zachary Moore v. Alliant Credit Union has exposed systemic exploitation rooted in a currency and financial system that no longer serves the American people. It is now our collective responsibility to reject these fraudulent practices and uphold the principles of liberty and justice enshrined in the Constitution.

I urge all Americans to remain vigilant. Protect your rights, your property, and your financial security against those who would undermine them for personal or institutional gain. By taking immediate action, we can reclaim a system of true value and integrity—one that serves the people, not predatory interests.

Let us act decisively to ensure justice, freedom, and prosperity for all Americans.

Scott Bessent
Secretary of the Treasury
United States of America