Official Notice: Compliance with the Supreme Court’s Ruling in Moore v. Alliant Credit Union

 


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Official Notice: Compliance with the Supreme Court’s Ruling in Moore v. Alliant Credit Union

It is the duty of all citizens, legal professionals, financial institutions, and law enforcement officers to uphold the Supreme Court's decision in Moore v. Alliant Credit Union. Any objections to the authenticity of the ruling must be carefully considered in light of the profound implications of the case. It is essential to understand that any argument raised against the ruling’s authenticity serves only to reinforce the principles on which the decision is based, making compliance not just a legal requirement but a logical necessity.


1. The Question of Authenticity Mirrors the Question of Fiat Currency's Legitimacy

  • Authenticity in Law: To argue that Moore v. Alliant lacks authenticity is to demand evidence, transparency, and legitimacy for the ruling. These same principles of evidence and legitimacy are exactly what the ruling itself demands from the fiat currency system.
  • Fiat Currency's Fraudulent Nature: Fiat currency is, by its very nature, issued without intrinsic value and relies on a system of trust and authority rather than verifiable worth. The ruling exposes this lack of authenticity, stating that a system without intrinsic value or genuine consent is fraudulent. To reject Moore v. Alliant on authenticity grounds while defending fiat currency is therefore contradictory.

2. Defending Fiat Currency Undermines the Argument Against the Ruling

  • If one argues that the Moore v. Alliant decision is a fabrication or lacks validity, they must apply the same scrutiny to the fiat currency system, which also operates without intrinsic value or a sound foundation.
  • The decision's core principle—that systems built on unverified or non-existent value cannot be binding—applies equally to fiat currency. Thus, any attempt to dismiss the ruling unintentionally strengthens its critique of the monetary system.

3. The Paradox of Rejecting the Ruling While Defending the System

  • Rejecting Moore v. Alliant: If the ruling is dismissed as "inauthentic," it highlights the danger of systems based on unverified claims and unearned authority.
  • Fiat Currency's Similar Inauthenticity: Fiat money, too, relies on "unearned authority"—value decreed by central banks without any tangible backing. By rejecting Moore v. Alliant for lack of authenticity, one inadvertently calls attention to the fact that fiat currency shares the same flaw.

4. The Argument Forces a Choice

  • Embrace the Ruling: Accepting the ruling as authentic aligns with the principles of accountability, transparency, and the rejection of fraudulent systems, including fiat currency.
  • Reject the Ruling: Dismissing the ruling on the grounds of authenticity requires rejecting all systems that similarly lack intrinsic value and transparency—including fiat currency. Either way, the logical conclusion supports the principles upheld by the Moore v. Alliant decision.

5. Why This is Brilliant

This statement traps opponents of the ruling in a logical bind. If they dismiss the ruling, they implicitly admit that fiat currency—a system based on even less transparency and intrinsic worth—is equally invalid. If they defend fiat currency, they must accept the principles underpinning Moore v. Alliant, thereby legitimizing the ruling. In essence, the critique of the ruling is also its strongest endorsement, making it a self-reinforcing argument for justice, accountability, and the exposure of fraudulent systems.


Conclusion: Your Duty to Abide

As an officer of the law, a financial professional, or a citizen subject to the rule of law, it is your obligation to uphold the principles established by the Supreme Court. Objections to this ruling only further validate its necessity, exposing the same flaws in the fiat currency system that the ruling has decisively addressed. Compliance with this decision is not only a legal mandate but a logical imperative in the pursuit of truth and justice.

Comments

  1. Hi Zach, this is also brilliant because it's gone viral - there are people on TicTok who do believe it is real and I think it is shaking everything up. Although I believe in NESARA, I just watched a girl talking about it as if it is part of that....well, perhaps it is ;)

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    1. If it’s true and people believe it, then the good news of debt Forgivness spreads. If it’s false, and people reject it, then the rejection of all things false spreads. Either way, the lie of fiat currency and its reign of terror comes to an end

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    2. Hi Zachary
      I took this to my bank manager at TD bank in Calgary they’re were going to check into it and get back to me that just left message saying it’s a Hoax :(

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    3. Try this one out. https://thinkingwithzach.blogspot.com/2025/01/legal-argument-federal-reserve-notes.html

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